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March 18, 2025 - MyronGainesX
08:10:34
JFK Files Exposed With Cory Hughes! Israel Ends Ceasefire!
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And we are alive, ninjas.
Welcome to the goddamn show.
Welcome to the show.
Welcome to the show.
Welcome to the show, guys.
We are lit, but yo, man.
As usual when I get in here.
The hype level isn't high enough.
We're gonna be talking about the war restarting.
Jeremy Boring being a weirdo.
And other news.
Okay.
I wanna see the fucking chat start flying.
Okay?
I wanna see O slashes all over the place.
Okay.
I want that chat cooking just like when we're roasting doo-doo garbage yesterday.
Aka Duck Duck Goose.
DDG.
I need this shit going crazy.
Let's fucking go, man.
Alright?
The beaters will continue until morale improves.
Let's fucking go, bro.
It's five o'clock.
It's five o'clock on a goddamn Tuesday.
Alright?
You guys know we about to cook.
We don't gotta do first or bit later, so guess what?
We gonna be cooking tonight.
Let's go, man.
Girls, the DDG's girl still looks like shit too.
Let's fucking go, baby.
It's like the sit from Ice Age, man.
She looked crazy.
Bro, really smashed that girl and put a baby in it.
Then has the nerve to say Angie is mid.
Get the fuck out of here, dude garbage.
You're fucking retarded for thinking that, man.
You got cooked yesterday, boy.
And then Fred's gonna do a second part and roast your dumb ass once again, cause you lying all over the all over the place, man.
Dude is fucking garbage.
Oh, you ain't relevant.
Nigga got four million subs, barely getting over 120, 130,000 views, man.
Get the fuck up out of here.
And you only post on YouTube.
You stream on Twitch, take it down, then put the shit on YouTube.
You still fucking suck.
Oh slash squad, let's go, baby.
Well, you we also know that his IQ is fucking nigga said he was valedictorian, but 50% of his city is what?
Bro, I had a graduating class of like 10.
300 kids go to his high school.
You wanna know who else got validator in at their school?
Preach.
An ABBA.
And guess what?
That nigga's retarded.
Took the short bus to school every day.
The fuck out of here, man.
You motherfuckers don't want me to make fun of you, bro.
I'm telling you, man.
If I was doing hippies on some of you guys, I'll literally end y'all careers, man.
I'll literally end your careers.
Ah, but you bitch ass.
I I fucking shit on him so hard.
He had to get his fans to report the video, bro.
Get that shit taken down.
We cooked that nigga so bad.
Fucking sodomite.
Nigga talking about integrity.
Integrity.
Bro, you get it in the ass.
Talking about integrity.
The N you know is in the ass.
The fuck out of here.
That's a bar as far as you come with integrity.
with plastic forks to avoid stabbing himself when he's eating.
See nigga, you was scared of Frank.
Fuck out of here, man.
Dog, bro.
Dog fuck it.
Number one, he'd probably eat it.
And then number two, dog be fucking terrified, bro.
I pulled the the preacher, nigga, Frank.
Look at me like Alright.
So anyway, welcome to the stream, ninjas.
Welcome to the stream.
We are alive.
We absolutely um roasted uh this idiot yesterday.
D D G AK Dudu G aka Dumb Dumb Gnome, aka um the uh big uh uh gooner, dumb dumb gooner.
Um what else we got here?
So we're gonna be talking about uh a couple of things, guys.
Uh let me go ahead and pull up this other stuff because I just saw this stuff with um with Jeremy Boring.
Oh, and then look, breaking JFK files have been delayed.
So no JFK files.
So Nick just tweeted that five minutes ago.
Yep.
Damn, bro.
Not surprised, bro, at this point.
What's this chick's name?
Her name is Anna Paulina, I think.
Bro, this is what happens if you put like a thought in charge of something so important.
It's yeah, Anna Paul.
Oh no, it's two ends, I think.
Yeah, there we go.
Because she has a MAGA thought.
And then what I'll do is bro, this shit crazy.
they're supposed to release them today guys you guys know Crazy shit.
All right, so um, welcome to the stream, guys.
Let me go ahead and look at some of these chats from you guys.
Um let's see.
All right, we got comfort zone.
Hey, Myron, Pierce Morgan just dropped the new interview.
A recent interview with himself and Candace Owens.
Candace had to check him after he told his staff not to mention anything to her about Kanye.
Interesting.
Pierce Morgan really knows how to push butt butth uh buttons, super unethical of him.
Really?
Let me pull this shit up because I did see something on my timeline about this.
Let me see here.
So this came out an hour ago.
Somebody rent to promote all right.
So, yeah, so Mir dropped the recent interview.
Okay, Candace had to check him after she told his staff not to mention anything to her about Kanye.
Okay.
So they tried to backdoor it, huh?
Okay, comfort zone.
Also, I was listening to yesterday news podcast, and I was hoping if you could explain the situation with Hootti.
I was confused yesterday because of my understanding uh that I thought US government and Yemen government was on good terms.
I was confused on why Trump did the airstrike.
No, bro, they are not on good terms at all.
No, they are not on good terms with the with uh the Yemeni government.
You might be thinking of Saudi Arabia.
Saudi Arabia is directly north of Yemen, and they're they're our allies, and we've assisted them with bombing the uh Yemen as well.
So, but uh as far as um, as far as uh being allies, bro.
Hell no, bro.
Like their model is literally death to America, bro.
Them niggas don't like us.
Um let's see here.
Uh Ghostwalker says, Imagine if Myron got the 5 p.m. slot on the Rumble lineup.
Um, you know, honestly, guys.
I'm not gonna lie to y'all, I did think about it.
I did think about it.
Like um, just uh live streaming this on Rumble only.
I have thought about it, and you know, honestly, at some point, guys, it's gonna get to a point where we only stream on Rumble.
Um, you know, uh, because I'll be honest with y'all, I I dislike um the inconsistency Of YouTube.
They just simply don't respect their creators, especially on a conservative side.
So we'll see what happens.
But um, but yeah, I gotta grow this channel a little bit more, and then yeah, we we might just have to be on Rumble and Ninjas.
All right, uh, look at this, Myron, with the Daily Wire.
All right, let me pull, I'll pull this up right now.
Also, guys, uh, you know, I like to interact with John Ninja.
So um, if you guys get like good breaking news or some shit like that, and you send it to me, I'll always like pull it up on screen if it's good.
Um, because that's the point of this show is um, you know, to give political cultural commentary, but we also break news on here too, you know.
Um, let's see.
Trying to find this thing for you.
Oh, yeah, Roger Stone made a pretty base comment.
Kennedy was opposed to their having nuclear weapons uh after the murder of John F. Kennedy, Lyndon Johnson agreed to Israel's uh uh having the nuclear bomb.
Uh another factor uh that's crazy that Roger Stone said that, bro.
That's crazy.
That's pretty base.
I give him a W for that one, though, man.
That's pretty fucking based.
Um let me find this shit, this Jeremy Boring shit, and then we'll go into the other stuff.
Damn, this nigga Stephen A. Smith.
Uh where the hell did it go?
Give me one sec, chat.
Okay, here we go.
Jeremy Boring stepping down to CEO of the Daily Wire.
So, interesting.
I'm not surprised, honestly, guys.
So I have I'll have this article ready.
We'll read about this later as well, chat.
I am not surprised, though.
At all.
The Daily Wire is a the the have fallen off so fucking bad, bro.
And for a couple of reasons.
Um we might as well attack it first.
Okay, let's read this article first.
We'll start off with the story.
Fuck it.
All right, Jeremy Boring, co-founder of the Daily Wire, stepping down from his role as co-CEO to focus on creative projects for the company.
He told staff in a memo uh obtained by Axios on Tuesday.
Why it matters, Boring has been with the Daily Wire since its inception in 2015.
He helped grow the outlet from a tiny new startup with 4.7 million in C funding to a media giant valued north of 1 billion last year.
No way it's worth a billion dollars.
What?
All right.
State of play, Caleb Robinson, the company's founding CEO, become the company's full-time CEO effective immediately.
Robinson and Boring have been co-CEOs since 2019.
Robinson uh co-founded the company alongside Boring and the uh outlet outlets editor emiratus Ben Shapiro.
In a note to staff, Boring said he will remain with the company in an advisory role.
He will continue to host Daily Wire Backstage, the company's monthly show featuring Ben Shapiro, Matt Walsh, Michael Knowles, and Andrew Claven.
He will focus full-time on creative projects, including the completion of the Daily Wire's TV series, the Pendragon style cycle, in which he serves as director and executive producer.
Zoom out.
Boring has led the Daily Wire's commercial expansion over the past decade, growing the outlet from a social media publishing brand to a streamer and e-commerce giant.
Most notably he has overseen the creation of the Daily Wire Plus subscription streaming service and and Ben Bentsk, the subscription streamer for kids.
He also helped build the company's e-commerce business into a multi-million dollar revenue line.
So you know, honestly, I'm not surprised, guys.
Um let's kind of go through this real quick, right?
Let's go through the through the timeline.
And J. Bro, thanks for bringing up this story.
So let's go through this real fast because I think this does warrant a little bit of attention.
So as you guys know, right?
The Daily Wire is, you know, I would say one of the big the top three when it comes to conservative media, right?
Um because they have so many big names under their umbrella, right?
You got literally Matt Walsh, Ben Shapiro, Michael Knowles, um, Clavin isn't really big like that.
But they got, and then they had Candace Owens as well, right?
So they had some of the biggest um creators of the conservative space, all sitting there under one house, right?
Uh, because obviously, you know, all the other mainstream Conservative outlets, it's based around one guy, right?
Bangino, one guy, Crowder, one guy.
Um, you know.
So for them to have kind of like a conglomerate of a bunch of powerhouses in one house, and they got Jordan Peterson now too.
So they used to be the, I would say they were like the biggest, right?
But what ended up happening was October 7th happened, right?
We saw kids getting bombed.
We saw the dead bodies, and Candace Owens started to really, you know, get red pilled on them boys.
Right?
We watched her get red-pilled on this on them boys, like in front of her own eyes.
And as she became more and more critical of Israel, um, Ben Shapiro uh, and I think everything started going downhill when he mentioned her at like a Christmas party, I remember, back like a year or two ago.
He was some someone caught him on camera and someone asked him about Candace Owens, and he basically denounced her, right?
He basically denounced her.
And uh that video ended up going viral, chat, right?
Of him, you know, I'm sure some of you guys know what I'm talking about.
He was literally like standing on the stage, and they asked him about Candace Owens.
You know what?
Let me see if I can find it for y'all ninjas.
Kenny West launched his Ben Shapiro respond, Candace.
Because I I I look at this as a critical moment.
See if I can find it for you guys.
I know it went viral on Twitter.
I don't know if I saw it on YouTube like that.
Wait, what do you mean ninjas?
Because I was like, he kind of answered the question off the cuff.
So he was able to be a lot more real about it.
You know what I mean?
when they asked him, hmm, Doesn't seem like I could find it.
Oh, is this it?
There we go.
It was dominated yesterday by video of Ben Shapiro, who you work with at the Daily Wire.
Um, attack I think it's for the same attacking you.
Here's the video.
I just want to get your reaction to it.
Yes.
Yep, this is back and is no one.
I think her behavior is during this isn't right.
Trying to go back to get your reaction to it.
Yes, and then the question is about Candace Owens.
I think for behavior during this administration.
And that is that.
I have eight.
I can't remember.
Yeah, yeah, and you should still work for my company.
Notice that notice how he said she still works for my company chat.
You all caught that?
She still works for my company.
Right?
And this refutes claims that Ben Shapiro's been making, saying that, oh, I don't make hiring and firing decisions.
I'm not a CEO.
Because this, he was actually criticized for this when Candace Owens left, they said that he got he got her, he fired her.
And he was like, no, I don't make decisions like that.
But literally, let's play that back, Ninjas.
Look.
I can't remember that.
Yeah, yeah, and you still worked for my company.
She's yeah, she and she still works for my company.
Yeah, I think she's getting absolutely disgraceful.
I think that I think that her post-sophistication on these particular issues has been ridiculous.
It's not post-phistication, it's ridiculous.
Everybody can see the moves that she's making, the things that she's saying, and then I'm just trying to so maybe there's a point in the video where he explains what exactly you did wrong and how you were wrong.
So I would say that that point right there, that um after Ben Shapiro made that comment, you couldn't take the genie out the you let the genie out the bottle, right?
Once he did that, pretty much the gloves were off because he publicly denounced her.
Because what happened, guys, Candace started to become more and more critical of Israel.
And the kids dying and what's going on in Gaza.
And as you guys know, Ben Shapiro, I would say, is probably the number one Zionist in America, okay, at least in the conservative space by far.
So for Candace to be a part of Daily Wire and to criticize Israel the way that she does, right?
Knowing that Ben Shapiro is a huge advocate of Israel, not only is he a huge advocate, he's actual personal friends with Benjamin Netanyahu chat.
Okay?
Like, he talks to the prime minister of Israel.
They are friends.
So any criticism of Israel is always gonna be met with contempt from Ben.
Okay?
He's probably one of the biggest pro-Israel voices in America today, I would say.
Honestly, I I I think he's number one.
I don't think anyone else comes close, right?
So when she started being critical of Israel, he made this comment because someone asked him.
And this is the first time he finally addressed his thoughts on Candace Owens and her criticism of Israel.
Shortly thereafter, and I don't know if you guys remember this, Candace came on our podcast, right?
She came on our podcast in March of last year.
She was still with the Daily Wire at this point.
But after she appeared on our podcast, TMZ wrote an article, right?
Let me show you guys this.
And they try to blame us for the split, by the way.
TMZ, Fresh and Fit, Candace Owens.
Look at this.
Look at this fucking news article.
Candace Owens anti-Semitic uh appearance on Fresh and Fit.
This was on fucking TMZ.
Right.
There's a fucking ad.
Bro, this is so stupid.
Like, we want to see this shit.
Anyway, while we wait for that stupid shit to load.
So she appears on um, so she appears on our podcast, and this article comes out, right?
And after this article came out, shortly thereafter, she split ways with with um with Daily Wire.
Now, am I gonna sit here and say that we're the reason?
Speaking of Daily Wire, um, how's it over there?
I know obviously there's like there's a little bit of uh rift between you and Ben.
What's going on there?
Let the people know.
I mean, what I said on Tucker following that is the truth.
Like, I the thing that I regretted about that situation is that people Oh, and Candace is so awesome in person, by the way.
She's so great in person.
Uh, really nice, really humble, down to earth.
Um, as you guys know, a bunch of the girls on our team are big fans of hers, include my my friend my girlfriend Angie.
Um, and you know, she took time to take pictures and talk to them and everything.
So she's great in person, guys.
Well, I have an enormous amount of respect for Candace Owens, one of the few.
Ben assume that there was like all of this tension and horrible things that were happening at Daily Wire, and like me and you know, Ben lives in Florida, he lives down here.
The rest of us live in Nashville on a day-to-day basis.
I don't know I don't see Ben.
There's no like toxicity in the office or anything like that.
People are emotional.
He is very passionate about Israel.
He's married to an Israeli.
I mean, that makes sense.
I guess.
Yeah.
You know?
Yeah, no.
Wow, of course.
Um you don't have to agree on everything, you know.
I mean, obviously, foreign policy is his ironically enough, I think Mo hit that sound effect, bro.
I don't even think I hit it, chat.
I think Mo hit that shit.
It is what it is.
And I am very much on foreign policy.
I am consistent.
I don't.
So after this, um, she's she split from Daily Wire not long after this, right?
So, um, yeah, dudes didn't really like uh, they they didn't really like um that appearance.
So after Candace Owens leaves, right?
After Candace Owens leaves, the Daily Wire starts to take uh a hit.
And the reason why they started taking a hit, guys, was because conservatives, right, had been censored for so long, right?
And for this to really make sense, because again, I'm explaining to you guys what Jeremy Boring stepping down from from Daily Wire and building up for this, right?
But to really understand the gravity of Candace Owens leaving, let me explain this to you guys.
So after Trump lost, right, the 2020 election, there was mass censorship, right?
With the Biden administration coming in.
People got banned that were associated to January 6th, uh conservatives are getting put in jail.
Like, it was a very bad time to be a conservative.
Also, keep in mind a lot of the conservative viewpoints, right?
Um, thinking that the election was rigged, thinking uh that the vaccine was bad, saying COVID was a scam.
This was all still territory that could get your channel removed.
Okay?
If you question the vaccine or the COVID lockdown Mandates, or you question the integrity of the election, you could get banned for that.
This is why uh Steven Crowder got multiple strikes on his channel, almost lost the channel for this, right?
So, in other words, the Biden administration ushered in a new era of censorship that specifically targeted conservative viewpoints and um worldviews.
Okay.
So when can uh when so when um fast forward, when Candace starts to become critical of Israel, right, at the Daily Wire, Ben Shapiro denouncing her and then them firing her actually was completely antithetical to the free speech that the conservative movement was fighting for.
Okay, and I want to be very explicit about this.
I want to be very, very clear about this because I don't think people really understand this.
Conservatives fought for the very free speech that Candace Owens was utilizing that Daily Wire fired her for.
Okay?
So it's not that they dislike the Daily Wire for being pro-Israel as much as they dislike the Daily Wire for getting rid of Candace for not being pro-Israel.
Does that make sense, guys?
This is very important.
There's a distinction here.
The censorship of Candace Owens by a conservative media company during an era where censorship was already annoying to conservatives, was extremely hypocritical, hypocritical, antithetical to the movement, and had terrible optics.
Okay?
Because I would say most Americans nowadays are not pro-Israel like that.
But for them to fire someone on their platform that has a huge name and an audience because they're not pro-Israel, made it seem as though you guys don't stand in what you you guys don't stand for what you believe in when it comes to free speech.
You only want free speech that benefits what you like, which is the very problem that conservatives are dealing with.
And this is why the Daily Wire got looked at as so hypocritical and lost so much revenue and viewership, right?
So Candace Owens goes out on her own.
She makes her own channel.
Drama unfolds, but she stays true to who she is and she keeps making content.
Now at this point, she gets more viewers than the Daily Wire.
She's eclipsed Ben Shapiro and the entire Daily Wire, right?
Then Brett Cooper uses her advantage.
Brett Cooper leaves the Daily Wire mysteriously, right?
Also one of their bigger creators, because uh Brett Cooper's able to bring in um young women in their 20s to the conservative movement.
She's like the avatar for them, right?
A lot of people say she's made or whatever.
That's not what matters.
The point that matters is she's a young 20-year-old woman that has the girl next door look that has conservative values, right?
So she's like the almost like the perfect postal child to bring more women into the conservative movement.
So Brett Cooper, right?
Joins the Daily Wire a year or two before Candace Owens uh left, builds up a sizable audience, and you know, I guess I'm assuming now we know this, but like back then we didn't know.
She builds up an audience, and all of a sudden she's removed from the Daily Wire.
They split, right?
Nobody knows why.
She signed an NDA, she couldn't talk about it.
The Daily Wire stayed tight-lipped about it, right?
Obviously, Candace Owens uh leaving for her thoughts and views on Israel, left a black guy with the Daily Wire.
So, understandably so, they wanted to make this separation far less public.
They learned their lesson with Candace.
Big mistake though.
Whenever there's not an official story, people are gonna create their own stories.
So what people thought was, oh, she probably might have a different viewpoint and they're getting rid of her too.
Right?
Because that's the only thing they could think of.
Why else was someone like a Brett Cooper leave the Daily Wire, unless it was they're trying to censor her?
Now, right?
Because I remember when this story first broke out, I said it's one of two things.
Either she wanted more creative control or more and more money, or she might have had a viewpoint that wasn't consistent with their belief system, and they said no.
Now we know it wasn't that she was you know critical of Israel or had any real base takes.
More than likely it was creative control and money that made her leave.
Right?
Because now if you watch her show, she gives Normi conservative talking points.
Fine.
But the beauty is, for Brett Cooper at least, she was able to use that air of mystery, and nobody knowing why she got um separated from Daily Wire to her advantage.
She did a great job of marketing her channel, going solo, making the channel waiting a few weeks to go live, right?
Building up anticipation, and no one knows to this day why she left the Daily Wire.
No one knows.
But we know it isn't because of any base takes.
I'm assuming that it's either money or she wanted more critical control, they told her no.
That's what I think, more than likely.
Right.
But she was able to benefit from the path that Candace Owens created.
Does that make sense, guys?
Candace Owens leaving that way, created the road for Brett Cooper to leave that way with an air of mystery, and get everyone to rally behind her.
Because at this point, the Daily Wire was the bad guy because they silenced one of their own.
And Brett Cooper was able to benefit off of that.
Now, now that we've established the Brett Cooper and uh Candace Owens sagas with Daily Wire, this brings us to Jeremy Boring, right?
Now, for those of you guys that don't know, right?
Jeremy Boring isn't really a uh a creator.
Though he puts makeup on and prepares himself as if he's gonna go on camera, he never does.
He's a more behind-the-scenes guy.
Okay.
Um and Jeremy Boring's goal is always to be, was always to be in Hollywood.
You know, and I think he looked at um the Daily Wire as a stepping stone to get into mainstream filmmaking and mainstream media.
But, you know, for whatever reason, maybe it happened, maybe it didn't.
It is what it is.
That's why he was trying to shoot a movie with Brett Cooper, by the way, guys.
I don't know if you guys know this.
They were trying to shoot like Snow White or some shit like that.
I don't know if it ended up, they ended up stopping the project altogether or what the deal is with that, but this guy has aspirations to hit Hollywood, mainstream media.
And I think between the Daily Wire losing support and him having these ambitions to hit Hollywood, he probably was like, you know what, dude, at this point, I might as well just go.
Right?
This is a sinking ship.
I'm gonna dip out.
I'm gonna go pursue my dreams.
I'm still gonna be with you guys in advisory uh in an advisory um position, but I'm no longer gonna be, you know, day-to-day behind the scenes.
And honestly, I don't think he's gonna be missed at all.
Right?
If I'm gonna be a thousand with y'all, like, unless you're a YouTuber in the conservative space, like you're not gonna know who this guy is most of the time.
You're just not, right?
And I truly think that Ben Shabrill really runs the Daily Wire.
He might not admit this, right?
Overtly, he's tried to say multiple times when asked about Candace Owens, like, I didn't fire her.
You know, her talking points went beyond the Overton window, and you know, we're a private company and we refuse, you know.
We we uh have the right to, you know, not work with people that have different views.
Well, he gives us like bullshit answer every time people ask him about Candace Owens.
But the reality is that his say has a lot of say, because I would argue Ben Shapiro is the face of the Daily Wire.
Love her may hate him, he is the face of Daily Wire.
I don't think of Matt Walsh, I don't think of Michael Knowles.
I don't think of Jordan Peterson.
When I hear Daily Wire in my mind, I think of Ben Shapiro.
Right.
So that is kind of uh an explanation, guys, of how you saw the Daily Wire go from a media conservative media powerhouse to where it's at now, where single Candace Owens is single-handedly smacking them in every way, right?
And Brett Cooper's surpassing them in many ways as well.
Give me ones in the chat that makes sense, chat.
Give me ones.
I hope that made sense.
I really try to condense this stuff and bring the storyline so you guys truly understand the um the backstory, how we got here.
And I think for Jeremy Boring, he's kind of realizing like, yo, it's it's time to um it's time to move on.
Awesome, awesome.
Somebody said the Mossad wire.
Yo, y'all the fucking funny, bro.
Um, the chief here, Martin, any way we get Bill support uh O slash meter for the debrief show?
Yeah, I guess.
I guess.
But what would we um Chief?
Tell me like what we do with it though.
Um imagine if Mark got the Vip.
I'm spot.
Oh, yeah, we read that.
Um also I was listening to yesterday news podcast, hoping to explain.
Okay, we've got that one.
Let's see here.
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I'm an ectomorph.
Do you think I can get that V-shape like Yaziz?
And if so, what do I need to do?
Absolutely, you can, bro.
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I'm an ectomorph too, bro.
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Appreciate that, Q Animals.
Uh all right, and then let me go ahead and look here.
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Okay, get involved in the show.
As you guys know, this is an interactive uh interactive show, interactive talk show.
So I um I always enjoy getting your guys' takes on certain things.
And if you guys give breaking news, like I, you know, break start go right to it right then and there, which I think is one of the unique things.
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Okay.
So we covered that.
Um now let's get into this ceasefire stuff.
Uh let's see.
Okay.
So let's go ahead and go into like the what's really what's going on, and then uh I'll kind of give you guys updates here.
How we even got here.
It was at this hour.
The Israeli military says they are currently conducting we have breaking news at this hour.
The Israeli military says they are currently conducting extensive strikes in Gaza.
The Israeli defense forces and Israeli securities agency say they are targeting terror targets belonging to Hamas.
The strikes throw into doubt the fragile ceasefire that is held for nearly two months.
The attacks come after President Trump issued what he called a last warning to Hamas last week to release all the remaining hostages being held in Gaza.
The president said the U.S. was giving its full support to Israel to quote finish the job if the hostages were not freed.
And just a short while ago, President Netanyahu said Israel will increase its use of force against Hamas going forward, accusing Hamas of repeatedly refusing to release the hostages and rejecting mediation offers.
Here to discuss how this ceasefire agreement could fall apart and Israel's next steps is ABC News.
Oh, yeah, it's already cooked.
News correspondent Matt Gutman, who joins us by phone right now.
Matt, Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu just...
Just told the public why the ceasefire agreement broke down.
Can you share that with us?
He basically said that Hamas, Stephanie, did not accept this Whitcock proposal.
Uh they've been talking about this.
And as you guys know, uh that he saw uh Steve Whitkoff, who is Trump's guy, um, who's basically his um his Middle Eastern guy, his Middle Eastern negotiator that's been talking to the uh so the way these negotiations are working, guys, is basically Hamas and Israel are talking to each other through Qatar.
Qatar is the intermediary in the Middle East that's brokering these conversations.
Um Steve Whitkoff is talking on behalf of the um Trump administration, which let me show you guys who Steve Whitkoff is.
I want you guys to start getting familiarized with some of these names.
Steve Woodcroft, you know, obviously he's one of the same right here, one of Trump's golfing buddies.
Um he has connections to the Saudi um Royal family, and you know, he's basically the envoy to the Middle East.
He's pretty much the um one of the diplomats that represents The Trump administration over there.
Okay, so he's been kind of handling that and offering the deals um for them.
Let's go back here.
For a couple of weeks now.
And that's who he is, Steve Wilkov.
It seems that they got close at some point.
It also seems that the U.S. had been engaged in direct talks with Hamas for the first time separately from Israel.
It's first time that any US administration had ever reached out and spoke directly to Hamas.
Those apparently also broke down.
And so at this point, Israeli Prime Minister alerting the military, but also obviously the public that the ceasefire has broken down.
In fact, I spoke to uh a military official about 30 seconds before we got on air, got on air, who said that uh we've been in negotiations with Hamas.
That wasn't working.
Um the question now, Stephanie, is how extensive is this attack going to be?
Is this just like a shot across the bow?
Is this air strikes that we're going to see tonight going into tomorrow, or are we going to see tanks roll across the border into Gaza again?
And at what strength?
So over the I was just got back from Israel on Saturday night, um, and multiple military sources there had been talking about another massive invasion of the Gaza Strip to rid Gaza of Hamas once and for all.
And they said instead of sort of the whack-a-mole that Israel had been playing with Hamas where it would strike one area and then Hamas would pop up somewhere else because Israel was engaged in more.
Um Chris says, I know off topic having an interview this week where the 1801 agency, I was told I can grow my beard, but should I just show up Queen Saving?
I saw your job interview video, thanks, brother.
Yeah, just go to Clean Savan, bro.
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Go clean shaven, Chris, for your interview with the eight for the 1801.
Multiple fronts at one time fighting in Gaza, but also in Lebanon, this time they're gonna focus all the forces inside Gaza.
Go with the fucking high and tight and and clean shave them, bro.
Go in there with the fucking standard Fed look at once and try to truly decimate um the the terrorist organization.
And make sure you don't have any visible tattoos.
Like don't dis uh like if you got any visible tattoos, put makeup on that bitch.
Don't go in there with visible tattoos either.
However, obviously they've proven very elusive, and we've seen in these ceremonies that Hamas has come out in these Crips Crisp uniforms, AK-47s oiled up.
They have new vehicles uh that appeared.
Yeah, because guys keep in mind, um there was a ceasefire for a few months.
So um both militaries, both Hamas and the IDF were able to kind of get some rest and restock and um be able to re-engage in this manner.
Unblemished from 18 months of war.
So the question is, you know, how extensive this is is this and how long does it last?
At this point, we simply don't know.
But this is certainly the biggest uh military operation that we've seen in two months in the Gaza Strip.
And Matt, those are certainly some uh really strong and solid questions.
How Francoin Flyer says only one person used to stand against Israel in Iran and the Middle East, which they took out in two thousand three for false claims, Saddam Hussein.
If he was alive, he'll be booming the fuck out of Israel.
Yeah, I mean, there's a reason why they prioritize getting rid of Saddam Hussein, bro.
He was the biggest threat to them in the Middle East by far.
How extensive will these strikes be?
We know that the IDF says they are conducting extensive strikes right now on Gaza as we speak, but what are their goals militarily speaking?
Not just that.
They said that they're gonna rain hell on Gaza, chat.
You know, it sounds very easy to say, Stephanie, and we've heard this from Israel's Prime Minister Benjamin Tanyahu so many times, right?
It's to destroy Hamas.
The question is, what does that look like?
And the biggest Now, the other thing you guys gotta understand as well is that the second part of the ceasefire was to kind of get to phase three, right?
There was three parts of the ceasefire, right?
And part two would be basically begin the negotiations where hostages are more houses are released, and there would be a um negotiations to end the ceasefire to make the ceasefire permanent, right?
The Israelis would withdraw 100% from the Gaza Strip and there'd be permanent um ceasefire talks.
But here's the thing here's a kicker.
That can't happen because according to Israel, their mission objective is to destroy Hamas.
So since their mission objective is to destroy Hamas, they cannot, I guess, agree to a permanent ceasefire with them because then they would still exist.
So for Israel to achieve its mission, as they claim, Hamas needs to be completely gone.
So in other words, they can't negotiate with someone they're trying to destroy.
So yes, they do temporary ceasefires here and there to facilitate the transfer of prisoners and these swaps, but at the end of the day, one party cannot exist to even do the agreement in the first place.
And that is the situation that we find ourselves now.
Well, what happens to the hostages?
You fought this war to repatriate the hostages.
You entered those negotiations to repatriate those hostages, but where are they?
So there are 59 hostages living and dead.
Uh a very senior source told me that they that Israel believes at this point that there are only 21 living hostages, and it seems that Israel may be willing to roll the dice here.
Umclear how far they're willing to go and risk the lives of the remaining hostages in order to try to hit areas that they hadn't hit before, like the center of Gaza, which is largely still intact because that's where it was believed that the Israeli hostages were being held.
But remember, there are American hostages, they're Argentine hostages from various nations who have dual Israeli and other citizenship.
So it's very complicated, and many Israeli rank and file folks are just wondering, well, what's gonna happen?
Are these other people going to get killed?
Um that's a very major fear, and that's gonna be very hard for Nintendo.
He's got a lot of pressure coming from his base, uh, from his base to keep fighting, but a lot of the rest of Israel says no, we need to get those hostages home any any way we can, uh Stephanie.
Absolutely, and the families of those 59 hostages uh also uh awaiting news and wanting to to see their loved ones.
Matt, thank you so much for your time.
Uh, we want to turn now to retire General Doug Lude, a former U.S. ambassador to NATO.
Sir, thanks so much for joining us.
Days ago, uh, President Trump's envoy, Steve Whitkop, proposed a new agreement that would last until April 20th, which detailed the release of these hostages.
What could these latest strikes possibly mean for the fate of those hostages?
I know Matt just touched on it uh a few moments ago, uh, but what could could this mean for those individuals dead or alive?
Well, I think what we've seen, these reports are right, and if the uh early uh reports that Israel is going to resume full-scale military operations prove accurate, it proves that these sorts of ceasefire deals, like this one which is now two months old, are exceptionally fragile.
And they're fragile because neither party, in this case, neither the Israelis nor Hamas have any reason to trust one another.
So there's no trust and the slightest wrinkle.
And also, keep in mind for Israel to achieve its mission, the people they're negotiating with have to be completely eradicated.
In the in the pattern, the phased approach to the ceasefire, the slightest wrinkle, the slightest slightest um uh dismissal uh can lead to or break uh a renewed conflict.
And I think that may be what we're seeing.
We should remember that this phase one of the ceasefire was supposed to have been completed two weeks ago uh on March 1st.
Um so we may see uh uh a return to full-scale violence, and of course, that spells a disaster.
Uh yeah, two weeks without any type of aid is wild.
Uh for uh the remaining hostages and for the prospect that eventually a peace could uh be brought to bear.
And you know, the other thing, too, I think that's very interesting for people to understand.
So Israel, right, has this blockade where they don't let supplies or food or anything else and they're bombing them.
A lot of these people that are being killed uh while under under Hamas's custody or or dying, like okay, let's use common sense for a second, right?
You undergo an enormous amount of risk and pressure to invade a land to take 200 hostages, right?
Why would you go through the trouble of kidnapping the hostages, bringing them back to Gaza, and then killing them, right?
They're your they're your leverage to be able to get Palestinians back.
Because the way they do this is happens all the time.
These Israeli militia, excuse me, these Palestinian militia groups will kidnap Israelis, bring them back to Gaza, and then they use that to trade, right?
Where the power the Israelis give some Palestinians over, and then the Palestinians give over some Israelis, and it's typically in a ridiculous ratio.
Like one Israeli for like a hundred Palestinians, right?
That are being unjustly imprisoned over there in Israel, right?
Well, without trial or whatever.
So, just speaking from a common sense standpoint, and I'm not condoning this.
I'm not telling you guys, like, oh yeah, kidnapping citizens is great.
No, that's completely unacceptable.
But we do have to have an era of critical thinking skills here.
Why would they go through this trouble, kidnap these individuals and then kill them once they get them in Gaza?
That makes no sense.
That is their bargaining chip to get their people back and end the conflict.
So when Israel says, oh, they killed these Israelis over in Gaza, more than likely what happened, chat, was they either starved from not getting food for months because there was a blockade, or they died during all the airstrikes.
Right?
And also on top of that, we know that Israel exercises something called the Hannibal Directive.
And the Hannibal Directive, chat, is where Israeli military will basically unalive their own for fear of them being taken hostage.
Why?
Well, the reason why they use the Hannibal Directive is because what ends up happening is they get into these hostage negotiations and deals where they're trading hundreds of Palestinians for maybe one or two Israelis, as we've seen right now.
Now, it gets more interesting.
You have Galant admitted on Israeli television that the Hannibal Directive was indeed implemented on October 7th.
So if you look at some of the footage, you're gonna see tanks shooting into the kibbutzes, right, in Israel.
You're gonna see Apache helicopters shooting people where the music festival was, right?
We see all these cars that are burned down and literally we charred individuals inside.
So when they say, oh, they're killing the hostages in Gaza, that's kind of counterproductive to why they took the hostages in the first place.
Again, kidnapping anybody is completely unacceptable.
But we do have to have an air of common sense here and realize that it's not in their best interest to murder hostages in Gaza when the hostages are the only leverage they have to get the uh people, their prisoners back, as well as potentially end the war.
Um so I would argue that the blockade and the constant bombing probably contributed more to any of the innocent Israelis that were kidnapped versus Hamas themselves.
Because why would they go through all that trouble of kidnapping them to then kill them in Gaza when that's literally the only leverage they have?
Just doesn't make sense, chat.
But the Israeli media has been saying, oh yeah, they're killing uh the the hostages in in Gaza.
It's not true.
It's simply not true.
They're dying from other situations, unfortunately, which uh you know is always uh a travesty when anyone dies, whether Israeli, Palestinian, but you know, for the Israeli government to try to sit here and say that we're stupid and say, oh no, they're um they're killing these these hostages is simply not true.
It makes no sense.
On this conflict.
And Israelis have always wanted eradication of Hamas, but they're still in Gaza.
Could this war continue until Hamas is completely out of the picture?
Well, I think just so you guys know, they denied the Hannibal Directive multiple times.
You know what?
Bro, I'm tired of just talking.
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Was the order given to use Hannibal Directive?
I think tactically in some places it was.
Guys, there's no cap in my rap, man In different places, they won't go and that's a problem Play that again for you guys.
Let me move my mug out the way.
-Do you see a lot of pressure on the other side?
-I think that in a different way it will happen.
But in other places it will not.
And this is a problem.
No cap in my raps, chat.
And it took them a while.
He admitted this a couple of weeks ago.
Like a month ago.
And he's not the defense minister anymore.
But he was at the time on October 7th.
I think that what we're coming into grips with is that the complete destruction of Hamas is likely beyond the military capability of the state of Israel.
Unless Israel was going to fully occupy Gaza indefinitely and rule it, it is almost impossible to eradicate Hamas completely completely.
And we've seen reminders of this.
As your report indicated just a few minutes ago, we've seen reminder that Hamas persists.
Hamas has survived.
And Hamas has made a very public display of this in as over the last several weeks as hostages have been step by step released and so forth.
There have been Hamas fighters there, uh brandishing weapons and so forth.
And and demonstrating to uh Israel, but also to the people of of uh Gaza that Hamas is not destroyed.
So this is this is really the rub of the problem.
And uh we know that probably uh yo guys of the castle club, uh, they need mods on YouTube, so I'm gonna give some of you guys a wrench.
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That means the audience is growing.
It's good.
These forces against Hamas because Hamas has not released the remaining hostages and referred and refused mediation offers.
Do you see any path forward for mediation at this point to ensure that a ceasefire holds?
Well, look, mediation uh with the good offices of uh of nearby states, so cutter and all right.
So guys, if you're a cast club member, um put your username.
Um I see a couple of the usernames here right now.
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I am um making sure that I uh get this shit just done and this is a pain in the ass.
What the fuck?
With the US participating, got us to phase one and brought us uh the promise, or at least at least the um the prospect of that we could go from phase one to phase two and eventually phase three, a long-lasting um uh peaceful arrangement uh in post-war Gaza.
But again, I think if the ceasefire breaks down, uh it is a vivid reminder of just how delicate these ceasefires are, and not only the ceasefire here, but the ceasefire that might be uh might be in the works uh elsewhere, for example in Ukraine.
Retired General Doug Glut, uh former U.S. ambassador to NATO.
Thank you so much, Doug, and thanks to uh Matt Gutman uh for for calling in tonight and giving us his insights.
Uh Israel conducting again extensive strikes in Gaza at this moment.
All right, uh now let's see what's the latest is the last I checked, guys.
Since they've restarted this, something like um 300 were dead.
I think it's up to 400 now, since they've resumed the um since they've resumed the uh the bombing.
Let me look here.
Okay.
Uh as of eight hours ago, they had killed over 400 people.
Let's see what the New York Times.
Oh, yeah.
Oh, and anyhow, also important.
He fired the head of Shin Bet.
And I've told you guys before this uh Shin Bet is the um FBI equivalent for the um for Israel.
Right, so the effort is the uh effort is part of a dispute between Benjamin Nanyahu's right-wing alliance and its opponents about the nature of future of the Israeli state.
So the reason why this could be potentially problematic is because it gives Benjamin Nanyahu more power, chat.
So he fired him yesterday, the head of Shin Bet.
So he has less people that are able to question his authority.
Because obviously in times of war, he wants as much um authority as it can get.
So um also I think it's important to know the UN Security Council chat.
US Security Council convenes an emergency section session on the Israeli strikes.
Uh the US Security Council convened an emergency session on th Tuesday after Israel resume overnight strikes on Gaza with many diplomats condemning the assault and urging an immediate return of ceasefire.
The United Nations humanitarian chief Tom Fletcher told the council that the strikes meant his worst fears had materialized.
Bombs dropping on makeshift shelters, evacuation orders for populations already displaced, and more than 400 people killed already, guys.
So basically the war's back on, guys.
The war's back on.
We know that the Houthis um got attacked on Saturday.
So the war is absolutely back on.
Um let's see here if we can keep going.
Umsrazi's rather than televised to demand the immediate return of the hostages to in Gaza.
The relatives of these still held captive in Gaza have expressed deep fear for the fate of their loved ones under renewed Israeli bombardment.
Now, here's the thing, guys.
In Israel, right?
Half of Israel likes Benjamin Nanyahu, and the other half hates him.
Right?
The other half hates him.
And the reason why is because a lot of them feel as though he's not doing enough to um he's basically not doing enough to get the hostages back.
So that's how a lot of them feel about this.
Alright, so okay.
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Oh yeah, what I was saying about uh Benjamin Nanyahoo.
So yeah, so half the people like what he's doing, and the other half hate it, right?
A lot of people feel as though he's not going hard enough with getting the hostages back, and a lot of other people feel as though um he's not going hard enough when it comes to um going after Gaza and attacking them.
So um, you know, as with anything with politics, you're always gonna be extremely uh divisive, and you know, getting anything over 50% support is fucking huge, but that's just a reality, right?
So um also guys, I dropped a video as well here, which I want to bring to your guys' attention from our Fed it thing, which let me show you guys real fast.
Um dropped it three uh three hours ago and I put timestamps in it.
This is the video right here.
Basically, I go over the pager attack, how it happened, right?
Let them feel as though holy shit, you know, you're not safe.
That was the purpose there, guys.
You're not safe.
We can touch you at any time.
We could blow up your pages, we could blow up your walkie talkies.
We killed your leader.
It was psychological warfare, and Israel needs to rely on tactics like that.
Yeah, so I I uh I dropped the link in the chats right now, guys.
So go ahead and um do me a favor, right?
And um do me a favor and click the video, come in, like it like this, and just type in OSS is here.
I put timestamps in it as well for you, ninjas, right?
Making the edits better, less pauses, more nice and concise.
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So do me a solid guys, and just go over, like this video, let it play in the background.
okay I'll drop it right now in the Myron Live chat.
I'm in Discord as well, chat.
I'll drop it for you guys over here as well.
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And then we're gonna get into this whole uh Pierce Morgan thing with Candace.
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What else?
Okay, let's look at the most updated because this story is developing.
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So the bot the bombing started just before 2.30 a.m. local time on on Tuesday.
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This is Frank.
A lot of people are dying, man.
So Israeli force on Tuesday launched the largest and most deadly attacks on Gaza since a ceasefire while Hamas that began roughly two months ago.
The air barrage would shatter the fragile truce in the enclave, killed hundreds of people according to health authorities there.
And then obviously we know that they're blocking eight.
Look at these people.
And guys, it's Ramadan right now, just so you guys know.
So this is one of the worst times for this shit to be happening.
Right?
Right?
Um Hey Myron, did you watch Europa the Last Battle documentary episode?
What do you think of it?
I've seen it.
Um I've definitely seen it.
We're watching it on Castle Club right now, actually.
I need to get back to it.
All right, let's uh let's take a break from this.
We'll come back to it.
Let's go to um, because obviously there's gonna be developing stories on this.
Uh what's the stuff with Kanye West and Candace?
So I'm just not gonna partake in this sort of like Judas culture.
The Tate Brothers continue to divide manga and go Florida's governor on the sandy.
He's not welcome here.
What does that mean?
He's not been convicted of a crime.
Ben Shapiro, also George Floyd's killer, Derek Chauvin, to be pardoned.
This was never a case that was about race.
It was really about you know, fentanyl.
Speaking of Pierce Morgan, I think Michael Knowles was supposed to debate uh Sneeko and he backed out.
Which is fucking crazy.
Okay.
Michael Jackson documentary repeats claims that he was an abuser.
You will suddenly see the news conspire to smear these people, whether it's a pedophile, whether it's as an anti-Semite, that's what I got when I left when I left an organization.
He's also been recently taking it closer.
A controversial look at the case of Harvey Weinstein.
He was wrongfully, in my belief, wrongfully convicted and should be free.
Sounds like it's time for the return of Candace Owens to uncensor.
Candace, how are you?
I'm doing well, Pierce.
How are you?
You've been very busy.
I have been busy indeed, much too busy.
Um it's always a blessing.
So I'm grateful.
Well, look, it's good to good to have you on so much to talk to you about.
I want to start with with Ye, Kanye West.
Um, you know, I've got to say, personally, I know that you've had a good relationship with him.
You've talked to him and so on, as I have done.
I interviewed him.
Um Yeah, yeah, I actually linked back up with uh Nick yesterday, which is great to see.
Um big up, bro.
Do you think Israel planned this new uh on purpose a Ramadan?
Yeah, they absolutely planned it on Ramadan, yeah, when they're when they're gonna be at their weakest.
Absolutely.
That's why a big reason why they're striking right now.
Try to give him a bit of benefit of the doubt over various things.
I gotta say, he's sort of brazen stuff now on a daily, sometimes minute by minute basis on X with the swastikers, the Nazis, and so on.
I just find it utterly repellent.
Has anything he's been doing in the last two, three weeks uh change your mind about what's going on here with him?
Okay, so first I just want to say that I definitely told your producers that I didn't want to speak about Ye, but it's totally fine if you want to ask me the Oh shit.
Oh, sorry, bro, bro, literally goes right into that question off rip, okay.
I see what you mean now with the super chat.
I didn't mind that wasn't communicated to me, but if you don't mind, I'll just be curious about your view.
Yeah, sure.
So my view has been pretty consistent in that when you have a real relationship with someone, you shouldn't be lashing them in the public for anything.
There's something about the entire world having commentary about Kanye when he tweets and that exact same part of the world telling us that we have to remain mum when BB Netanyahu literally goes DEF CON 3, but Kanye tweets something about DEF CON 3 that just makes me uncomfortable and feels really That's facts, bro.
People get persecuted more for what they say versus what they do.
Disingenuous.
And like I said, when you have an actual relationship with someone, if you have anything to say to them, you should say that to that person directly.
And so I'm just not gonna partake in this sort of like Judas culture of stabbing people in the front when I wish more guys took this advice from her.
You have a real relationship with them, and I've maintained that consistently, and I'm not gonna break that code today.
I mean, some would say, I mean, look, I just want to play this clip and get your response to this.
I mean, this is him doing, you know...
Yo!
Klu Klux Klan imagery with swastikas.
And so it's so brazen.
It's so taunting.
And you talk about people who are directly attacking people, he's directly attacking Jewish people when he does this and making them feel extremely uncomfortable, extremely threatened by this because he's got 32 million people following him on X alone.
Yeah, his social media firepower to galvanize hate against the Jewish people is being laid bare, isn't it in real in in real time?
Bro, this nigga's trolling, bro.
Like, yo, the the fact that they're so like appalled and outraged with with clearly him trolling.
That's why he does it.
Like, look, people don't understand that a big reason why Kine does the shit that he does, and he has the antics that he has, is because he doesn't want to be controlled.
Okay?
What do I tell you guys all the time, right?
I use foul language and I talk about certain topics sometimes that are taboo, not just because it's important to talk about, but I do it so that you guys understand that you're getting the real authentic me and I'm not controlled.
One of my biggest criticisms that I gave DDG dumbass yesterday why this whole thing even started was I didn't like how we talked about this behind our back on my fucking balcony, saying, like, oh, I don't agree with these guys, bro.
Like, yo, women, yo, we we respect women over here, blah, blah, blah.
Meanwhile, he's over here making fucking music, talking about fucking bitches and doing all this degrading shit to them, right?
So I have a real issue with people that are inauthentic or they virtue signal fraudulently, like most entertainers do.
Right?
So, um that is why I say and do a lot of the things that I do.
Not necessarily to be offensive, but to let people understand that this is real raw.
Kanye West, though some might consider it extreme, does the same thing.
He doesn't want anyone to think that he's controlled.
As someone that comes to the music industry, worked under a major label, had many handlers before, he wants people to know look, this is me, they can't control me.
So, what Kanye does is he acts in defiance, regardless of what that defiance might entail.
Does that make sense, chat?
So I think it's very people uh very important for people to understand.
It's not like he's running around saying, like, oh yeah, I want to go ahead and you know hurt a certain group of People.
No, it's more along the lines of this certain group of people tend to try to silence me when I speak, so I'm gonna go at them ten times harder.
That's why he's doing what he does.
Now, some people like it, some people dislike it, but um for them to be so for them to have so much outrage over something like this where it's clearly it's fucking trolling.
You know, it is what it is, and again, freedom of speech is freedom of speech.
That is why we have the marketplace of ideas where people can go ahead and bring their ideas to the marketplace and battle it out.
But this tone policing, this political correctness, this need to be, you know, uh, we need a virtue signal.
Like, people don't buy it anymore, bro.
People don't buy it anymore.
This is why you go way further by being offensive and authentic than by being, you know, poised and politically correct.
No one likes that mainstream uh A-list celebrity publicist type energy.
Nobody likes that shit.
It's inauthentic.
I'll give you guys a perfect example of this.
Dwayne The Rock Johnson, right?
As you guys know, he lost quite a bit of followers and he got a lot of controversy for basically not being himself.
Uh when you look at The Rock to speak publicly, or when you see him give statements or whatever, or you watch the Joe Rogan podcast, as a matter of fact, he did not give a defined stance on anything.
It's almost as if Joe Rogan was interviewing his publicist.
He gave all the politically correct answers, didn't have a take on anything, didn't have anything interesting to say, was very middle of the road, mellow, and um quite frankly, boring, right?
But The Rock, and I'm really glad he went and did the Joe Rogan podcast because The Rock going on the Joe Rogan podcast, and given the interview that he gave, basically showed how A-list celebrities operate.
They don't have personalities, okay?
And since they don't have personalities for fear of being publicly bashed or losing certain opportunities in their establishments, whether it's Hollywood or the music industry, they have to be that way because they're not necessarily in control.
This is why people like influencers more.
And I always use this as an example, but the 2024 election proved this, right?
How is it that influencers, right, that aren't necessarily A-list celebrities but have a big following, are able to influence the election far more and get people to the voting polls more than someone like a Taylor Swift or an Eminem or a Beyonce?
It's because A-list celebrities are no longer influential, to be honest with you.
They simply aren't because you don't have enough knowledge on them.
A lot of them don't do interviews.
A lot of them don't keep it real.
Everything they tell you is you know, put through their publicist filter.
People don't like that.
In the social media age now, people don't like that.
So who are they gonna bond more with?
Someone like Joe Ruggan who does three-hour long uh deep dive conversations with a bunch of interesting people, or are people gonna want to go ahead and like someone like the Dwayne Rock Johnson who barely sits down for interviews, and when he does, you get a whole bunch of publicist nonsense.
I think the former is where people are gonna go.
So, to bring this all back to the Kanye West situation, right?
The reason why Kanye does what he does, and the reason why people like Kanye West is because at least he's being himself, and we're not getting a filter Kanye through his publicists like many other A-list celebrities.
It's better to be divisive and stay on your 10 toes than to try to be in the middle of the road and build a uh a larger fan base.
Because what ends up happening is when you build that super large fan base, now everything you do is being scrutinized, and you don't have real fans because you're not being your real self.
Does that make sense, Chad?
When you're not being a real self, you can't expect to have real fans.
This is why people like Kai Sanat will never have a discussion on politics, right?
This is why they'll never talk about divisive topics.
This is why they'll typically stay, you know, in middle of the road things or keep things very surface level.
It's very simple, chat.
You can't be opinionated and have base takes while simultaneously being extremely famous.
I'm gonna say that again for you, ninjas, okay?
You can't be based while simultaneously having high levels of fame.
So it's not gonna happen.
The two are counterproductive to each other.
So that's what's going on with Kanye West.
And just so you guys, let me show you guys what I'm talking about here.
So this is when The Rock went on Joe Rogan almost a year ago.
So look at these comments, man.
I Took a shot of whiskey for every time The Rock said, Yeah.
I woke up in Mexico.
Um I understand why The Rock has such a strong COVID stance.
A lot of people c uh contracted it, lost their sense of smell, couldn't tell what he was cooking.
So I was running the rock experience, Joe Rogan.
Yeah.
Because Joe Rogan did more talking.
The strange thing is that Joey Rogan did not ask The Rock about stories and he always criticized him.
So they put timestamps here.
Jamie, pull up every episode I've ever done.
Joe doing his best job and not asking actual questions.
I woke up at 3 a.m. for work here in the rock say I get to do it, is what I say to myself.
I'm lucky I get to provide for my family.
Uh first 41 minutes is just the rocket grain to Joe's Rogan's monologue.
Like, Dwayne, you're right, Johnson.
Like, see, the comments don't lie, bro.
Like, no personality.
Mind you, Joe Rogan is a pretty good interviewer, but the fact that he had to carry the conversation tells you guys everything you need to know.
And that's not by that's not mistake.
He probably had a very long conversation with his publicist before he did this interview.
It kept it very middle of the road.
And people just aren't fucking with that no more.
Just keep it real.
Just a question for you.
When you saw the Klansman hoodie, why did you say taunting against Jewish people but didn't match the case?
That's a lot of people.
Yeah, but it's just interesting that you of the two things you chose to lean into Jewish people and not to speak about what the Klansmanhood represents.
Ah, yeah, dad got him.
Fucking got him.
Got him.
You only you're you're only picking one group of people.
Well, both.
Let's say both.
I mean, they're both the Nazis and the Klu Klux Klan were both despicable people who targeted uh certain members of society and wanted to cause them enormous harm, if not killed them.
And that's and that's that's why people are fighting.
When I saw the image, I thought you were gonna say something about black America and maybe speak about the fact that Kanye's black, but you just instantly went to uh, you know, accusing or speaking about how Jewish people felt about it.
I think that's interesting.
I guess I think response to be.
Yeah, the noticing will continue.
The noticing will continue, man.
Because he's literally selling swastika.
Yeah, Pierce, if you would like to provide commentary on uh yeah, if you want to provide commentary on Yay, I have maintained I'm not gonna participate in Judas culture.
I don't believe in the emphasis that has been placed on me, people knowing that I have a personal relationship with him to throw him under the bus publicly.
It's not the person that I am spiritually, and I'm just not gonna partake in it.
And I've I've not moved on that one inch.
And in fact, as time goes by, I feel stronger and stronger that I should not participate in that culture because there seems to be something sadistic about the entire world condemning someone and then an individual saying, Well, I need you to do it, Candace, because you have a personal relationship with him.
It's just I know we all gonna move on.
I wasn't even aware you didn't want to talk about it.
He definitely knew that he didn't want to talk about it, bro.
She he come on, Pierce.
Come on, ninja.
You knew this man.
You knew this.
And I don't blame Candace for not wanting to talk about it, honestly.
Bro, it gets very tiring um when people ask you about your friends, right, all the time.
And try to uh put them in a bad light.
Like, look, I'll defend my friends, but it's like, God damn, is that all you gotta ask?
Platform and say something about yay.
You know, no, I'll just say it's not like communicate to you.
No, no, Kenneth.
I've got loads of things I want to talk to you about.
It's not all about yay, but anyway.
I just know you know him, and I know him a bit, and I'm horrified by what I'm seeing.
And I just think I mean, I think it raises a lot of issues.
One of which is just on a wider point, whether anyone who's got that kind of following should be able to be so brazenly anti-Semitic, putting swastikers on, saying he's a Nazi and so whether anyone should be allowed to do that, actually, because by X's own rules, he breaks almost every rule they have.
Most people would be suspended long time ago.
Um, no.
No.
Uh X made a um when Elon Musk took over X, he said he wanted to model it after the First Amendment.
Um, what Kanye is engaging in is First Amendment protected speech.
See, I always laugh when foreigners um come in and try to say, like, you know, what speech is free and which ones aren't.
Bro, you guys are cucked in England.
You guys can't say shit.
We can in America.
Everything that Kanye West is saying is absolutely protected speech.
You might not like it, but it's protected speech.
Hell, some of it I even don't agree with, but it is protected.
Well, X allows pornography.
So yeah, they allow pornography, but then they get mad about political speech.
This is a problem, bro.
Like, how is it that I get banned off of Meta, right?
Or TikTok for a political speech, right?
But girls are able to like straight up monetize their uh, you know, uh put their OnlyFans out there on TikTok in front of kids.
Crazy, bro.
They actually took him down last time for posting pornography, legal pornography, which was ironic.
There is there is pornography allowed on X. It's been something that we've been speaking out about and and wondering why they allowed pornography, and it only becomes a discussion when Kanye shares the pornography, but we've been speaking about that for I mean, since Elon Musk took it over.
I think it's ridiculous that pornography is allowed.
But we don't need to get into a discussion about X's policies and things of that nature, because I've already given you my response on yay.
It's just not a relationship that I'm I'm gonna burn publicly because I say this and like to see it.
I respect your right to do that.
I do entirely down to you.
You don't have to comment.
I only asked you because like me, you pretty well comment on everything else.
I normally have very strident views.
And I'd actually quite tell you what, I'd love to know privately what you think.
Why don't we leave it on that?
I'll call you onto it when you let me know.
That's fine.
I'd actually be really genuinely fascinated.
Um let's turn that Harvey Weinstein.
Well, I again somebody else I knew for a long time, um, disgraced, shamed, imprisoned, and so on.
You've launched a big public defense of him.
Why?
Uh it was actually I got in touch with him kind of quite accidentally.
There was a mutual party who felt that I was the only person, despite me and him having uh very varying views, very strongly varying views.
He's on the left, obviously I'm on the right.
Uh, that I was the only person that would look at his case fairly because I have been a vocal critic of the Me Too movement.
And to be completely honest, before he and I got on the phone, I believed he was guilty because, well, he was found guilty, and also because the media had even done a number on me in terms of there were just so many allegations it was difficult to sift through or to not reasonably assume that something had to be true.
And uh, so I took a look at the case and was positively shocked at what I discovered.
I believe Harvey Weinstein was wrongly convicted, and the reason that he is sitting in prison is because of the media.
It was a trial by media and not a trial based on the facts.
Now, I want to be very clear here.
This does not mean that I think Harvey Weinstein is an upstanding citizen or a moral person.
He was completely immoral.
That's why he found himself in this circumstance.
He was cheating on his wife and in and by my regard, therefore cheating on his children.
But that's not uh you don't put somebody away for rape because you think that they're immoral or that they abuse their power.
Um Hollywood has operated.
And the reality also with the Weinstein thing, and I talked about this too.
A lot of these women, bro, they wanted these roles, they wanted to become an actress, they wanted this, and he was like, hey, you gotta, you gotta you got an SMD, man.
And they a lot of them obliged, consensually.
They didn't have to do it, but they did it.
Because they wanted to be thoughts.
But then, right, and this is the problem with the Me Too movement.
We basically allow women, right, to we give them all this authority to make their own sexual decisions, right?
That's what feminism is.
Hey, your body or choice, right?
So, how is it that we give them the authority on autonomy to kill a baby, but then when they go ahead and make a bad sexual decision, we go ahead and clean up the mess and let them go ahead and push charges against the guy.
Because they retroactively withdraw consent.
Like Gavin Newsom's wife, who claims that she was great by Harvey Weinstein, when in reality, more than likely it was probably consensual.
She wanted a movie role.
She got the movie role, then she felt dirty with herself after the fact.
That's the problem.
These women are retroactively, they're they're withdrawing consent after the fact.
Can't do that shit.
But we facilitated that through the Me Too era.
The Me Too era has allowed us, excuse me, let me rephrase that.
The Me Too era has allowed women to make poor sexual decisions and not deal with the consequences of said poor sexual decisions.
Because we give him a get out of free jail card.
Woman gets caught cheating on her man.
Instead of being honest about it and knowing that she's a 304 and he wants to break up with her, she says, Oh, he manipulated me.
He great me.
He essayed me.
When in reality it was all consensual.
But this is the double dip that a lot of women are able to use.
They're able to claim victim when it benefits them.
But then at the same time, they could claim that they're responsible members of society and adults with autonomy when it benefits them.
This is why the Me Too the Me Too movement has been exposed.
This is when the Me Too movement has been proven to be a lie most of the time.
Because it's been used and weaponized by thoughts.
Let's just call Spade a fucking spade.
That's what it is.
The Me Too movement has been used and weaponized by thoughts to not deal with the consequences of their actions and skirt accountability.
That's what it is.
Now I know a lot of people don't like to hear this.
I know a lot of people might say that that's sexist, and I know a lot of people might say that's offensive, Byron.
But it's the truth.
I find it preposterous that we can let women decide if they want to kill an unborn child.
They have all this fucking latitude, my body, my choice.
But when it comes to them making a bad sexual decision, we'll bail them out and say, oh, well, no.
You're a victim.
Maybe you didn't know.
He manipulated you.
It doesn't make sense.
If we're gonna treat women like equal members of society and give them all the same rights and privileges as men, fine.
That means that they also have to bear the same responsibilities and consequences as men.
And this is my issue with feminism.
Feminism lets women pick and choose when they want to be adults.
And this Harvey Weinstein situation is a perfect example of that.
We're in the same way for a very long time.
It is a world in which people will prostitute themselves.
Women will prostitute themselves for parts, for a chance at becoming famous.
And it is rightfully New York just overturned the decision and is sending it back down to the lower courts because they had the appellate judges, the appellate judges pardon, acknowledge the fact that it was essentially a kangaroo court.
They were convicting him on character and not based on any of the facts.
I mean, over 90 other women came forward to say or to make allegations of sexually criminal behavior against him.
Does that not give you pause for thought, the sheer volume of people all with similar stories?
If you've ever felt like you're being watched online, it's unfortunate because you are hundreds of companies, so-called data brokers, watch them record everything you do on the internet.
Even if you're using incognito mode or private tabs that can still scan the QR code.
It just your brain kind of comes undone and you recognize wow, this what happened here was wrong.
And like I said, it doesn't condone his behavior, it doesn't condone recognized.
Hey guys, do me a favor.
Uh we got uh let me see here how many likes we got here, Ninjas.
Uh what?
No way we got 56.
We got 1.1.
Guys, let's say 2,000 likes, bro.
Let's go.
Let's go 2,000 likes ninjas.
We got uh almost 5,000 of you guys in here.
So let's uh let's get 5,000 likes and just sorry, uh 2,000 likes.
2000.
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your power in Hollywood and recognizing that women will sleep with you simply because they think that you're a conduit to their success.
But wrong is wrong, and Harvey and I don't have to agree on politics or agree on moral character or agree on theology in order for me to say that he was wrongfully, in my belief, wrongfully convicted and should be freed.
And also, status matters a lot to women.
That's another thing that people forget.
Women are absolutely attracted to status.
They also wanted him, probably a little bit for him, even, even though he's not the best looking guy, pause, because women are wildly attracted to status.
I I spoke to him uh forever now when he went to the sex clinic after the scandal first blew up, but before he'd been convicted of any crimes.
And he told me a lot of stuff there, which was certainly fascinating.
I don't know how much of it was true or not.
I've known Harvey a long time.
He'd stood in for me, actually much so at CNN for a week, you know, it's my standard.
He was me for a week.
Um, really, he was very distressed at the time, uh spewing out all this stuff, which, if even half of it was was true, certainly gave a different perspective about his interactions with a lot of actresses.
That it was, in his estimation, very transactional.
And that was clearly what he felt, which is clearly what he's communicated to you.
I mean, he's been in prison quite a while now.
He's had a lot of health issues.
How did he seem to you?
He's still Harvey.
I mean, he's powerful.
And that was something that also caught me off guard that he's been sitting in a prison cell.
He's a genius.
There's no question.
I mean, obviously, he's made a mark in Hollywood because he's a creative genius and he's writing scripts right now.
He believes that he will be freed one day because you have to have that perspective.
You have to have that positive perspective, um, or you would become, I think, probably mentally unhealthy.
And so it's interesting.
We are so different in many ways.
But uh, I've grown to understand the business side of Harvey, and you can definitely sense that he's optimistic about the court having overturned it.
And I think the same will happen in Los Angeles, which to me was the most egregious, I mean the most egregious uh verdict in all of it.
And the New York ones are pretty hideous, and it really just shows you the power of these social justice movements that pursue social justice, not true justice, which means they just need someone to hang at the end of the day after a movement grows too big, and Harvey was the person that they moved to hang um for me too.
I mean, that dovetails neatly with Andrew Tate, who was on your show uh after he left Romania recently.
Uh, again, I've interviewed him a number of times.
Um the Tate, a lot of people think here.
Let's let's play the clip from Andrew on your show first, and I'll ask you a question about it.
Let's pretend this is about law and order, and they're truly concerned for the citizens of Florida.
Then follow me around with secret police and investigate me in quiet.
And if you find something, arrest me.
Why the song?
Why the dance?
Why the press?
Why the public?
Why are you doing all of this if you're not trying to divert people away from the important things, the important things, like all the actual crime and corruption that's happening?
I mean, do you feel they are also him and his brother uh unfairly targeted by, if you like, the all-embracing me too movement?
Yeah, so I can tell you I objectively took a look at their Romanian case and their Romanian case only, and years before everybody else, years before it got sent back down, I said that there's nothing in this case.
Like, I mean, this case is just not going to pass, and it seems to me to be like overjudicial.
And I was proven correct on that, and people were angry at me because they said, Well, look at these videos they made 10 years ago.
Do you agree with?
No, I obviously don't agree with that.
But again, you you can't convict somebody on character.
We have to actually take a look at the cases that are before them.
And I I look, I'm I have three sons now, or I'm soon to have my third son in a couple of weeks, and it's just not something that I can get behind.
If we're gonna put men in prison, it has to be on the basis of the allegations that are against them in Romania.
I knew that case would fall apart.
Extremely disappointing in what Ron DeSantis did.
Uh, because Ronna Santis did is exactly what the left did when they AG Attorney General Letitia James said, I don't like Trump, and I will therefore find a crime, right?
I think what happened that day, and this has been a remarkable level of cowardice that DeSantis has displayed over and over again, is that he listens to his donors.
It's why I never supported him.
I never supported him over Trump for this very reason.
My suspicion is a good one.
And we all know who his donors are, man.
The kosher mafia love DeSantis.
He got word very late in the day that Andrew Tate was landing.
A bunch of neocons texted him.
A lot of them live in Florida and said, This can't happen, this can't happen.
And you he he bristled.
And you And by neocons.
Yeah, we know what that means.
You see that in the first time?
I get it.
Candace on is on Pierce, so she's gotta be careful.
But yeah, we know what that means.
Conference, you know, he's not welcome here.
What does that mean?
He's not been convicted of a crime.
What do you mean he's not welcome here?
He holds an American passport and he's not been convicted of a crime.
The correct uh position of strength to have.
That is crazy to say that um just because he came in.
That's that is wild.
You can't deny a US citizen entry into the United States.
That's illegal.
That would have been.
I hate everything about this Andrew Tate character.
I hate what he represented.
Guys, I'm gonna drop the YouTube link in here.
Uh so you guys can go ahead and like the video on YouTube.
All right, ninjas.
Like the video over there.
I'm dropping a link on Rumble and our castle club, guys.
Let's get to 2,000 likes.
Get that engagement up, ninjas.
He's answered the culture that he's bringing, but he's an American citizen and he's gonna be treated as such.
Instead, they said, we'll find something, and then they began the fishing expedition, which I just stand against, whether it's Trump, whether it's Tate, whether it was you, Piers Morgan.
If it was you, Piers Morgan, my platform would be used to say this is wrong.
Uh, this is not the way we shouldn't be running America like a Soviet regime.
Show me the man and I'll show you the crime.
Um, he should do something, and then we should look at the evidence, as Pam Bondy said in her hearing for confirmation.
That's the way the judicial system is supposed to run.
We are aware of a crime, and we are investigating that crime, and that crime has led us to this person.
You've got three sons.
I've got three sons.
You know, when I interviewed Tate and see other interviews with him, you know, there's a lot I would agree with about how young men, so while they gravitate to him, right?
About taking care of yourself, working out, you know, clean living, all that kind of stuff.
That's all fine.
And the sort of empowering language he's that's all fine.
But the big problem I have with him, putting aside all the allegations, which I just don't know the truth of them.
I'm honestly I don't know.
Um putting on that sign, the the sort of brazen misogyny that he comes out with.
I don't like that aspect.
Bruh.
Ah.
Here's the thing.
Misogyny, the definition of misogyny is hating women.
Bro, being critical of women or it's saying the truth about biological differences between the genders does not mean you hate women, bro.
Like, everyone likes to throw this misogyny term out there, and I know this because literally I'm like the fucking, I'm like Captain Misogy nowadays.
Like, people just like to throw this term around, misogyny, any time that you have a fundamental um fundamentally different worldview of men and women.
But here's the thing I find interesting, right?
If I say, right, that um, if I say, uh, hold on one sec, chat.
If I say men and women are different, right?
And that women are uh weaker than men and men need to protect the women and they should be the providers, nobody's gonna get mad at me.
Nobody's gonna care.
They're gonna say, yeah, yeah, Myron, you're right.
You're 100% right.
We need to protect and cherish our women.
Because I've said this many times.
Protect, provide provision.
That's your fucking job as a man.
Pay for the date, lead the date, be the leader that she could look up to.
Be decisive, be assertive, be dominant, right?
You're responsible for her and your family.
When I say this, oh, I agree.
But then when I say, well, she needs to also submit to your authority and not be a thought, even Frank looking at me crazy.
It's like, what the fuck, nigga?
But it's true.
Because this is the problem.
Just like we did discuss with the Me Too movement, Harvey Weinstein.
Women want it both ways.
They want to be treated like a lady and get all the benefits of being treated like a lady and a wife, but they don't want to be a wife.
They want to be married, but they don't want to be a wife.
They want you to pay all the bills, but they be the boss.
They want you to commit to them, even though they're a 304.
So the math doesn't math.
And this is a problem.
And this is a disconnect.
Anyone that's critical of this, like I am, gets called a misogynist.
No.
I don't hate women, I understand them.
And when you understand them, you understand that you're not going to tolerate certain bullshit.
I refuse to be a fucking plowhorse for a woman that doesn't deserve it.
I refuse.
The fuck am I gonna do?
Go out there into the world, make money, become successful, etc.
And then she's not gonna adhere to her roles.
I adhere to mine.
Why can't she adhere to hers?
We're in this fucking clown world where women can literally do anything, say anything, behave in any way with zero consequence.
I'm here to say fuck that shit.
You want a man that could do certain things?
Cool.
You need to give him something back in return.
We have no burden of performance on women anymore.
And if you go ahead and you take this talking point that I have, they will immediately say that you're a misogynist.
But we don't call women misandrist when they call men broke.
We don't call women misandrous when they call men ugly or losers or lame.
Women are openly able to criticize men in every single way, with zero consequence.
And we never call them misandrists.
Hell, most people don't even know what Miss Andrew fucking means if we're gonna be honest here.
Miss Andrew is the hatred of men, but women openly practice it with zero consequence.
I've literally had women come on my show and just say straight up, I hate men.
And I ask them, are you misandrus?
And they say, uh, what?
Stupid.
Because no one Uses that term.
But being critical of women almost automatically puts you in a box that you're a misogynist.
No, it's called holding women accountable and wanting something in return for being a good provider.
If you want a traditional man that's gonna take care of you and protect you and provision for you, you need to not be a slut and a bad girlfriend or a bad wife.
It's very simple.
Men don't ask for much.
And when we do ask for these things, they have the fucking nerve to cause misogynists.
And a lot of the times it happened, I hate to say it.
It happens with virtual signal guys like fucking um Pierce.
Pierce is clearly blue pilled.
It doesn't understand these deregulated sexual marketplace has made it almost impossible for men to find a girl that's worthy of anything at all.
As a mom of three sons who has uh strong personal principles, what do you feel about that side of it?
If they started when they're older, watching Andrew Tate, and he's saying women should stay at home and they should do this and do that.
How do you feel about that?
Well, I'm not offended by the idea that women should stay home.
I think that's great.
My grandmother stayed home and I told you I'm not I'm not a modern feminist, so that doesn't offend me.
But to your other points, I know what you're referring to, and what I've always maintained is that Andrew Tate and his brother were actually a response to uh a Messandris culture.
Women that hated men before Andrew Lena Dunhams.
If there's something that you don't like, let's fuck it go, man.
Great minds think alike.
Great minds think alike.
I don't watch this interview, by the way, chat.
I don't watch the interview.
I'm literally watching it for the first time with you guys.
Let's fuck it go, man.
Me and Candace are on a slave wavelength when it comes to this shit.
I've been saying this for years.
That we have an open soci we we have a society with open Miss Andrew.
Open Miss Andrew.
And no one gives a fuck at all.
I'm so happy that she's talking about this on Pierce Morgan.
Because it's one thing when a man says this shit, it's another thing when a woman says it.
Let's just be honest.
A lot of people are gonna be like, I don't like you, so I'm not gonna listen to what you say.
All right, nigga, well, here you go.
Here's Candace Oa saying it.
Hopefully, some of these Chiniquas that hate me.
Well, listen to what Candace is saying.
If Neo Cons texted him, a lot of them live find something, and then they began the fishing expedition, which I just stand out, you know, clean living, all that kind of stuff.
That's all fine then.
I just don't know the truth of them.
I'm honestly I just don't know.
Um putting on that slide, the the sort of brazen misogyny that he comes out with.
I don't like that aspect at all.
As a mom of three sons who has strong personal principles, what do you feel about that side of it?
If they started when they're older, watching Andrew Tate, and he's saying women should stay at home and they should do this and do it.
Uh 1.3k likes, guys.
Let's get to 2,000 ninjas.
But how do you feel about that?
Well, I'm not offended by the idea that women should stay home.
I think that's great.
My grandmother stayed home when I told you I'm not I'm not a modern feminist, so that doesn't offend me.
But to your other points, and I know what you're referring to.
And what I've always maintained is that Andrew Tate and his brother were actually a response to uh a Massandrist culture.
Women that hated men.
Before Andrew Tate, there was Lena Dunham.
There was Lena Dunham saying terrible things about the patriarchy, about men ain't this.
There were Beyonce albums, they were Taylor Swift albums, and people want to pretend that that's not relevant.
Men were getting beat over the head over and over again for just being mentioned being told your kill needs to be between your legs at all times.
There's just something wrong with masculinity.
There were all of these fruity terms, toxic masculinity.
And finally, you get some guys that stand up and they say, you know what?
No, the girls suck.
The girls are actually this, the women are not anything.
And suddenly the culture goes, I don't know where this is coming from.
Well, it came from toxic femininity, actually, is what bred this.
And that's exactly actually one of the things that I'm bringing up in in my book, which is is publishing in a couple of months.
Make them a sandwich.
It gets into the history of exactly Oh, yeah.
Uh, I think she's gonna come in um when uh when her book is released, she'll be she'll be here, guys.
Uh so Candace will be back on the show, don't worry.
Uh, where the hell were we?
My bad.
I just lose it.
Oh, what we're speaking about.
How did we arrive at this culture?
Women women produced it.
So you can thank Lena Dunhams if there's something that you don't like about what Andrew Tate says.
That's funny, though, make him a sandwich.
And why young men are following him, we've got to go backwards and take a look at the the women who brought forth this modern feminist movement, which was really just about hating men.
I actually agree with you.
I think you make a very good point there.
I do think it was toxic femininity that led to by damn time, Pierce.
The fight back.
And it's tricky with the Tates because I do think some of the stuff they do strays into toxic masculinity by that definition.
And it's Uh that's what women want though, bro.
Like and here's the thing, you don't get it.
And this is the problem with uh like a lot of these older men, right?
So with a lot of these guys that are in committed long-term relationships, right?
Like uh the guys from Daily Wire, Pierce Morgan, etc., these men have no grasp, no concept whatsoever of the current sexual marketplace.
Right.
And we live in a sexual marketplace where basically women control almost everything.
All right, they're the gatekeepers of sex and everything else.
So what ended up happening here in this situation is that since women are the ones deciding who gets laid and who doesn't, women's standards have won up thanks to social media and online dating.
So what's ended up happening is most women have an overinflated sense of self-worth and sexual market value.
A five will think she's a seven or an eight, right?
So since women have hypergamy, right, or her hypergamist, if she feels like she's a seven, she's gonna want at least a nine, right?
But the problem is that she's really like a four.
But because of the internet, because of filters, because of men giving her attention, she's basically overinflated her own self sense of self-worth and thinks that she deserves something more.
Or she might have hooked up with one of these men that are higher status, thanks to the internet or a dating app, and think that this is the caliber of guy I can actually retain, when in reality, all she could do is just get that guy to have sex with her, but not actually take her seriously.
So this is why they we have this disconnect.
And Pierce Morgan, Ben Shapiro, Michael Knowles, all these guys, like uh Matt Walsh, like all these guys are married religious dudes or been on a long-term relationship for years.
They have no idea of how modern women navigate the sexual marketplace now.
So you need guys like me, like Andrew Tate like Tristan, et cetera, that are telling you guys what the fuck it is.
The days of traditional courtship are gone.
If you go ahead and you practice traditional courtship in 2025 and beyond, in this new era of dating, you're gonna get trampled.
You're gonna have a really bad time.
Because women have changed significantly.
Men haven't changed so much, but it's the women that have changed the most.
So when people like Pierce say that this is toxic masculinity, oh, it's misogynistic or whatever.
What they don't understand is that we've gone so far left with allowing female fuckery that men have to adapt to the new normal.
Make no mistake about it, guys.
When it comes to getting laid, men are the ones that need to adapt to the situation.
Women create the situation, and then men must adapt to the situation.
That's how it goes.
So when you say toxic masculinity, or you see guys speaking in a certain way, or you see men behaving a certain way, that's them adapting to the sexual marketplace that they're currently in.
Many modern women are fucking insufferable nowadays, but you don't know this.
You still think it's 1955 versus 2025.
You still think being a gentleman and a nice guy works like 1955, but in reality is gonna get you crushed in 2025.
And this is why I have such a big issue with a lot of these older guys that are in long-term relationships, have been married for 20, 30, 40 years, they have no fucking grasp of how modern women operate today.
It's just the misogyny stuff.
Uh, if they if they cut that out, a lot of what they say about how if they cut it out, they would not be able to effectively help men in this new normal sexual marketplace.
If they cut it out, they would effectively be neutering themselves.
The dating game nowadays is a fucking gun fight.
And Pierce is telling you to continue using knives in a gunfight.
That's what Pierce is basically saying.
Oh, we don't need this rhetoric, blah, blah, blah.
Bro, this is the new normal.
This is the new normal.
Young men should uh conduct themselves.
I'm fine with.
So no problem with it.
It's just when they get into the treating women like dollmats and stuff.
I don't like it.
Anyway, but let's move on to somebody else who may or may not have visa issues, currently has one, uh, Mahmoud Halil.
All right, we're gonna talk about uh Mahmoud Khalil here in a second with that.
um and i got a video actually a really good video that breaks this down Looks like um Andrew's doing a debate.
What on Frank?
It appears that the Trump administration.
Alright.
We're gonna talk about that as well.
Let me read some chats though before we do that.
Let's see.
Alright.
As a Mexican, I'm no fan of EBT people, but damn, does she uh find Black Queen?
All right.
Uh nah bro, you always call on shit before it happens.
Give me five random numbers, okay?
Um Kim Pop, I sent a chat in on the after hours and wasn't read sent more just to make sure it got read.
Okay.
Your mother stupid is just sweet as saying the JFK files a release.
Did he?
Hold on.
People who study the assassination of John F. Kennedy are eager for today's.
No.
Here, let me go to his Twitter right now.
Here, let me go.
I don't see it, bro.
Nah, I don't see it.
I'm looking, but I don't see it.
Okay.
Um that's what I was saying.
Pierce Morgan is very unethical.
Okay.
Um cover zone, that's what I was saying.
Oh no, got that.
Uh DDG won't push up on DJ Academics, though, which is yet crazy part.
I know, bro, he won't, because he knows what time it is.
That boy DDG ain't respond yet.
I used to fuck with DG, but he'd be on that line.
Instagram BS, yeah, bro.
He has line uh Fresh's gonna talk about it uh later tonight.
But yeah, dude, DDG.
Think of Nigga lied for um, and if you guys notice, um he gave a different story than his friend when his friend called him or when he called his friend.
To be the first to break ceasefire, well, all the deals they're making is gonna be the end of Israel.
Only weirdo serial killers really believe they can get away with murder and face no consequences, even their so-called friends have limits.
We'll see, man.
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Um J Sandy boss, okay.
Myron, is it possible for this role to be lying about Hamas having hostages just to keep the war going?
Um no, because they know how many houses they have.
Revoke the 19th Martin.
Did you see the clip where DDG said you talk a lot, but you wouldn't dare step in a ring with him?
Bro, that nigga's 150 pounds, bro.
That's like what?
I step in a ring and beat him up for what?
Bro, is unhealthy as hell, man.
He literally pushes his finger into his leg and he there's an indent.
I think he needs to focus on his health before try to fight niggas, bro.
Mine is the same as here, Mr. Mool.
Okay, got you.
Nightly Wisdom from Aud, cool.
I'm not on YouTube, I'm watching all locals right now.
All right.
Um, let's see here.
Some other chats.
Okay, so Baby Bunker says, here is the file.
So it looks like the JFK stuff is out.
Hmm.
Did the website get crashed, bro?
Oh, Nick gave me the wrong link.
Come on, Drewski.
They gave me the wrong link, bro.
Hold on.
Thank you.
All right.
So it looks like uh.
March 2022, March 18, 2025 release.
Alright, we'll dive into this real quick.
Uh Emac James says, question for you, Mario.
What's the point of the great noticing if there's nothing happened within the country?
People are waking up, bro.
People gotta wake up first.
I want to I went to a singles event last week, and the ratio was six girls to two guys.
Why do you think men ain't going to the club or events anymore?
And how can it change?
Uh well, the problem is with these single events, bro, is that it typically draws really ugly checks.
I'll just keep it all the way a million with you, bro.
A lot of times the girls are ugly.
That's why guys don't go to these single events, or they just don't know about it.
It's like older fucking spinsters.
Uh, like even if America's new about 9-11 Airmoke, nothing would really happen.
Well, I don't know, bro.
I don't think you understand how many people uh don't know about this shit.
all right let's go back to let's close this out Um it's a complicated one here because you and I big supporters of free speech.
Uh this guy not you so much, bro.
Not you so much, Pierce.
You you call for censorship, bro.
Married to an American woman uh who's eight months pregnant with their child.
He's a permanent US resident with the green card.
He was leading these protests on the campus, but he doesn't seem to have engaged directly in illegal acts himself.
But I thought Marco Rubio had a good point when he said had he put down his support for Hamas, for example, which this group have definitely done, been very vocal in supporting.
Had he put that on his application for the green card, it probably would have been rejected on that ground.
And so why wouldn't they have the right now to kick him out, given he's on a green card and he you know hid these views until he made them public.
The IRS is the biggest collection agency in the world, and with April the 15th now, fast approaching, it's more aggressive than ever.
Rubio say that, but it's he said if any person puts down that they support Hamas, then we would get rid of them.
No one yet has produced any evidence that he supported Hamas.
And the organization that he was fronting.
Well, the organization is debunks the organization has the C UAs in the U.S. The AP debunked that.
Yeah.
Um the the AP, I don't know if you've known this up until the minute, but the AP has debunked that.
He was actually not a part of the organization C UAD.
And in fact, the video is now making the rounds of him from April of last year, when he comes out and speaks to the press and says, I'm not a member or affiliated with C UAD.
I'm actually here just trying to um facilitate negotiations between the university and uh the C UAD organization.
So, thus far, and this is at least up to the minute from the AP and also from his own mouth before he could have possibly known he was going to be arrested one year later, he's not affiliated with this organization.
So there's a lot of lies that we're kind of have to sort through of people that are warring.
I'm very open, as I've said from the beginning.
If it is proven that he was a part of any organization, or if he personally handed out a pamphlet that was about violence, you would have me on board.
I am consistent on the fact, and I don't know why they didn't just pick.
There were plenty of students who got violent, who broke the law, who were arrested.
Why did we make him the poster child for this?
This was to me just an unforced error.
There were so many students to choose from.
They chose this person who hasn't been arrested for anything, doesn't appear to be a part of C UAD, and also isn't here on a uh short-term visa, he has a green card.
He is a United States uh resident, and that upsets me, obviously, because I am married to a Brit.
He is here on a green card, and so it is important for me to know what was the determined why was this decision determined?
I have a thing about that.
Yeah.
Her husband, yeah, bro.
Technically, if if he uh said anything, I think it's gonna deport him.
What are the actual facts?
Because if you don't think we're gonna get bit by this when the Democrats have power, we almost did.
We did get bit by this with January 6th.
If I had been there that day, would my husband have just been deported because well, she's here and we don't like these viewpoints that are being espoused on January 6th, so we're just gonna deport and ask no further questions.
I I need them to provide us with something concrete as to why they pursued him and not the many other students who were actually breaking the law that day.
Well, I certainly think about the CUAD because I didn't know that update on that, and that does change it because it seems to me all the reasons to deport him, they've been putting out there are to do with him fronting this organization, which has been very vocal in espousing pro-Hamas sentiment in talking about violence being the answer and so on.
If he genuinely is not a paid up member of this group and has, you know, never been, that's a very different situation.
Right.
And and not even Marco Rubio said that he was a member of the group.
So all we had were a bunch of Zionist accounts that were saying he was a leader of this group, and I was just going, I don't need to listen to uh Twitter chatter.
I actually just need the facts.
And people that are saying, Oh, we're not, we shouldn't be privy to them.
Let's be very clear.
The White House chose to make him the poster boy.
Yeah.
The White House chose to post Shalom.
So now we're all interested and we want the facts, and people are going, Well, we don't have them or we're not ready to give them.
That to me doesn't pass the sniff.
That is crazy too.
Uh Mr. T T Kaka says uh gives uh says the files are here.
Okay, cool.
I gotta open.
I'll pull them up.
Um Halimi says, big up, bro.
Uh do you think Israel planned uh do the Roman?
Yep, yep, he does they definitely did.
Okay, I'm caught up.
Sniff test, and again, the reason why I'm angry about this is only because or I'm fired up about it, rather, is only because I can just see us getting bit by this office in the Democratic stuff.
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Let's get more people in here.
I think inevitably that's what's gonna happen.
Um just quickly, Ben Shapiro, who used to work with obviously.
Um we won't revitate all that as to why you're not, but Derek Chauvin, he wants him pardon.
Let's take a look.
If we are issuing pardons, however, there is one person that President Trump should pardon from federal charges for this.
Ah, the Chauvin stuff.
Let's go.
It would be incredibly controversial, but I think that it's absolutely necessary.
That person is Derek Chauvin.
President Trump should in fact pardon Derek Chauvin.
He should.
He should pardon him as federal charges.
Great.
I disagree uh for several reasons.
The the first reason is because I don't believe Derek Chauvin would want that.
Uh I was kind of surprised to see that, obviously, because I worked on an entire documentary uh when I was at the Daily Wire, and I had communication with Derek Chauvin's family, his friends, and to my knowledge, they did not reach out to them before doing this.
And it seemed to be, you know, sign up and we'll get we'll get this over to Trump or whatever, which is you know, email gathering, so to speak.
And if you are gonna be passionate about this issue, you should know the facts are that he's finally in a good prison.
The first prison when his mother was crying to me on the phone that's like.
Oh, yeah, he got stabbed, guys, while he was in federal custody by an informant.
He was in was something like nine by nine, and he was basically confined to solitary for 23 hours per day.
And she broke down on the phone crying with me about this.
That was the state's prison, because he's got charges.
He was charged, found guilty at the state level and the federal level.
So once they remove But the federal level, which I've talked to you guys about before, the federal case was heavily contingent upon a state case being um found guilty.
So then he was transferred to the federal prison after he got found guilty on the federal side.
Moved him from there and he was found guilty on the federal level.
He was brought to a prison in Arizona where he was stabbed.
And that was, I think it was immediate.
Yes, some informants stabbed him, bro.
Because he didn't like his uh because he was like some black lives matter fucking weirdo.
Um and then they moved him where he is now, which is a low-level security prison that's based in Texas, and he's much happier there.
If you revoke the federal, if he pardons him on the federal, he will get transferred back to the state.
And so I would just like to know what guided that.
I would have appreciated if you're gonna get involved in that, I think you have to speak to the family and make sure it's something that they actually want.
And my imagination, having spoken to his mother again, that was years ago, is that they would much prefer a pardon on the state level to happen, which would mean that any organization that's trying to do this because it's the moral and right thing should be getting behind someone who can make it.
Yes, a presidential partner will only get him out federally, but he still needs he's gonna need a state pardon from the governor of uh Minnesota um to get out of the state charges.
Which is it still waltz?
Is it still Tampon Tim?
Yep, okay, still Tim Waltz.
Who obviously, as you guys know, ran unsuccessfully and lost uh with Kamala Harris.
They call him Tampon Tim.
Nigga's sus as hell, man.
Let me close out some of these tabs.
We'll get to the JFK stuff.
Make that state pardon happen.
A gubernatorial race, so to speak, in Michigan.
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But ultimately, do you do you personally feel he was wrongly convicted of the.
Oh, absolutely.
And that was the whole uh thesis.
And shout out to all you guys watching on X. We're live right now on X, YouTube, and Rumble.
I see the chats.
Um, you know, uh, I see you guys in X chat.
Shout out to you guys, man.
We're gonna turn this thing into a big X broadcast as well.
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Shout out to Bills for helping me with this.
But all the chats I know that guys, I know the JFK files are online.
I have them right here.
I know.
I know chat.
Relax.
I'm gonna go through the files after this.
Don't worry.
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Your chat is delayed about 30 seconds.
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Anyway.
I'll fix this shit.
Let's go back to what we were doing.
Of my entire documentary looking into the case.
That was another one where, like a Harvey Weinstein, he was hung because of a social movement, and people didn't know the facts regarding that case.
They didn't know anything about his fentanyl levels.
They didn't know.
They still thought he cried out to his mom and said, Mama, mama, that was actually what he called his girlfriend.
And when you look at prior arrests because he was arrested all the time in that area.
Yeah, she did a documentary on this, which actually was a um uh actually pretty good.
It was on a Daily Wire, actually.
So he says, I want mama, I want mama.
Um, and so you know, it's it's a sad case.
Drug addiction is sad on its face, and I was happy to speak with his roommates about that and understand the struggle that he was going through.
And if the media hadn't gotten involved, this should have been a case to bring Americans together because of the opioid crisis.
Something that black, white, no matter who you are in this country, you would understand what drugs does to families in general.
And instead, they went the racial route and the media and particularly, I'm sorry, I said Michigan before.
Yeah, see, now you can see the cast club chat.
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Yeah, but y'all niggas are talking crazy.
I gotta take y'all off.
God damn, bro.
Guys trying to get me banned, bro.
Or I meant to say Minnesota, particularly Minnesota, the attorney general withheld information from the public that would have made them realize this was never a case that was about race.
It was really about you know, fentanyl.
And it's a case of a police officer who not on someone's neck for way too long.
I mean, we can accept that, y'all.
That's actually not a fact either.
You should watch my documentary.
Uh the angle from Darnella's from Darnella's cell phone.
If you look at something from the front, it looks like they're on that he's on his neck, his right knee's on his neck, but actually what he has him in is just under his neck, which is what the police officers are on his back, and that is what the police officers are taught.
I showed you guys an image of in the academy, what Derek Chauvin was taught about that.
Taught to do when you put someone on the ground, and I also want to be clear, they tried to peaceably arrest him.
They had him in the back of a cruiser.
If you actually watch the full arrest tape, he begs to be taken out and he begs to be put.
And he says I can't breathe from there.
And he did say put me on the ground.
I showed you guys this before.
On the ground.
George Floyd asked to be put on the ground.
And so the standard police procedure is to put the knee just below the neck here.
Which even right now, if you're looking at me from the front, it might look like I'm I'm holding on my neck, but I'm not, I'm actually holding my back.
So there's a lot of stuff that the public should be ready to have that conversation about, and maybe on the anniversary of the George Floor riots, I'll do something on my podcast to show them the full arrest tape because it changes everything when you see it.
One of the other uh ongoing massive talking points about whether he was guilty or not of what people thought he was guilty of.
Michael Jackson.
Um watch a clip.
This is you talking about Michael Jackson.
He wanted to stand up for these small guys and say we cannot allow these sorts of things to go on anymore.
Take a listen.
They steal, they cheat, they do whatever they can, especially the black artists.
Sony Tommy Matola.
Tommy Matola is the president of the record division.
He is a mean, he's a racist.
And he's very, very, very devilish.
What's his name?
Tommy and Matolo?
Let's look this nigga up real quick.
Frank, stop.
Go to your bed, buddy.
Sorry, guys.
Let's see.
Okay.
Italian.
76 years old, goddamn, bro.
That clip was from 2002.
His declaration of war on the industry of people who he was alleging was intentionally stealing and selling artists short, and who he no longer wanted to work out work with because he wanted to be a free agent.
He wanted nothing to do with these people.
And as Ian said, he was fighting this war privately and he was winning.
At least he was winning it in the courtroom.
I mean, it's a fascinating case.
I mean, I I interviewed Jackson once.
Um, you know, a lot of people feel very strongly both ways about Michael Jackson.
There's no doubt, uh, this new bombshell documentary coming out uh this week, leaving Netherlands 2.
It repeats the allegations that Jackson was a pedophile and it all got covered up and bought off and so on.
What do you feel about that?
I mean, Jackson to me, he was a very strange guy.
He was pretty creepy in the way that he went about his life.
At best, he's openly sharing his bed with 13-year-old boys or younger, again and again and again and again and again.
That's not normal behavior for a you know.
Well, the thing with Michael Jackson is he never grew up.
You guys gotta remember this is someone that was born into stardom, right?
Was a performer his whole life.
So he never had a childhood.
So for him, he's like Peter Pan.
He's an adult, but he's like 10 years old in brain development as as uh as a human.
A guy in his 40s, 50s.
Um, but he doesn't necessarily mean that he was sexually abusing them.
Where do you sit with this?
Um, I was someone who similarly believed the allegations against him until I looked into it.
And I what I said on my podcast holds, uh, he was somebody who was going to war with the record labels and was winning.
And then suddenly there were all of these allegations that he was a pedophile.
And when you look into uh the genesis of those allegations, it was a father who drugged his son, literally drugged his son to make him say that Michael Jackson molested him.
And that ends up being a really tragic story.
You have his sister who was married to a sort of Russian immigrant gangster who forced her to say that the allegations were true, Letoya Jackson.
And it's it's quite stunning what happened to him, but it's something that we see happen a lot when you have artists who are talented who seek to go out on their own.
This still happens today, whether it's in the news business, whether it's in podcasting or whether it's in music, you will suddenly see the news conspire to smear these people, whether it's a pedophile, whether it's as an anti-Semite, that's what I got when I left when I left an organization and suddenly I I had a squeaky clean record and the media came after me.
So I think we are understanding now what the media beast is.
And it tends to be when people cannot be controlled, it thinks that it can whip them.
Like it can just kind of lash at them and come after them, and we will destroy you if you are not a voice that we can control.
And so I am not somebody that is moved by the press making allegations.
It's almost the contrary.
When the press really attacks someone, I'm inclined to believe them.
Uh that that's how it works now, because I've just seen so many of these cases where they just lie blatantly, and it's about taking down somebody who they can't control.
And we know who runs that media, man.
Would that be Tucker Carlson who's going through it this week?
God forbid you have a conversation that people don't like.
Um, it's because he can't be controlled, too.
Yeah, and if you and if you'd have that conversation about Israel, they go crazy.
Whether it's Joe Rogan, Tupper Carlson, um, or Michael Jackson, he was just a little bit before his time, and I I wish I could have been older when that was happening because I would have been a voice for clarity and showed people the things that the media wasn't showing them.
I mean, some would say, come off it, can't just look at what you're doing to Bridget Macron, the first lady of France, you know, telling the world she's a man.
Now Tucker's repeating that she's a man.
She's not a man, she's a woman.
You're waging a campaign against her to denigrate her in the public eye.
What do you say to the charge of hypocrisy?
Uh debatable.
See.
I think people have been asking me to get back onto your show because you owe me some money now that my series has completed and it's gone worldwide, and that's how the truth works.
I'm certain you haven't watched it because the majority opinion is that she was born a man now.
And that's because rather than allowing people to just say it was crazy.
I just took the time and showed them all of the overwhelming evidence that it was true.
Look, we live in a time where there are transgendered people, Virgit McCoy.
All right, let's go through some of these JFK files.
All right.
So as you guys can see, the JFK files just got dropped.
We're here on the website, Assassination Records, and these are the records that came out in uh 2025.
Matter of fact, let me see.
Let me message Corey.
So he can help us interpret some of this stuff.
See if he's available.
For those of you guys that are wondering, I'm talking about Corey Hughes.
All right.
All right, let's go through it, Ninja.
So there's let's put all hulla.
A lot of PDFs here.
Lots and lots of PDFs, chat, as you guys can see here.
This all came out today.
This guy, Frank, man.
What, bro?
What do you want now?
You want some food.
Here, let me.
Yeah, I love you too.
Hold on.
Let me uh you want to say what's up to the people real quick?
Hold on, buddy.
Hold on.
Sit.
Frank sit.
Sit.
Hold on.
All right, come here.
You want to say what's up to the people?
Keep fucking grabbing me here.
So here's Frank, guys.
You guys can see.
He's um, he's about forty forty-three pounds now.
Say what's up to the people, bro.
Don't be shy now.
You want to interrupt the show.
He has a little name tag in.
Says his name on it.
Yeah.
Okay, buddy.
Okay.
Yeah, I love you too.
You know say to the people, bro?
Look at the camera.
He's kind of shy, I guess.
You don't want to say anything to anybody, bro?
Hmm?
Frank.
Look how big this guy is, Chad.
Look at this nigga, man.
He's huge.
He's goddamn huge.
He likes uh when I rub his chest.
That's like his favorite.
All right, buddy.
You're probably hungry now.
Let me get you some food.
Chat, give me one sec.
I'm gonna just give him some food and shit like that.
I'll be give me one s oh goddamn.
Okay, bro.
All right, all right, all right, all right.
You trying to O slash like goddamn, okay.
You trying to O slash, I get it.
Okay, all right.
Um, yeah, I love you too, man.
He's a handsome guy, isn't he guys?
He literally is, bro.
This nigga handsome as hell, man.
Look at this guy.
Frank.
And for those of you guys that are wondering, because I know I got a lot of new viewers here, he's a border collie, he's about nine months old.
Um 100% border collie.
Brown and white, he has green eyes, green brownish eyes.
And um, yeah, bro, that nigga's just handsome, man.
Bro, he's literally this guy's the most handsome dog in in uh in Brookle by far.
And he's very smart.
Thank you.
Thank you.
Yeah, I love you too, buddy.
Come here.
All right, we're gonna get you some food, okay?
All right, all right, chat.
Give me one second.
I'm just gonna give him some food.
All right, all right.
I love you too.
Okay, all right, all right.
He's a big dog, guys.
He's he's literally 40.
He's like 40 uh 45 pounds.
All right.
All right, come on, buddy.
I'll be right back, chat.
All right, come on, let's get you some food.
All right.
All right.
All right, ninjas.
Sorry about that.
Okay.
Let's go ahead and look at some of these uh GFK files.
Oh yeah, y'all saw that OBS screen?
Bro, look at this.
Look at all the stuff on my screen, man.
I'll be grinding, bro.
Holy.
Okay.
Let's go back.
Let's go ahead and look at some of these uh this stuff.
But you guys can see here literally thousands of pages, man.
Let's click the first one.
What do we got here?
Okay, so there's a routing sheet.
The attached article, which may be of interest to you, appeared in March 7th issue, Italian Communist Weekly Party.
Okay.
Let's go back.
Here we go.
Okay, this comes from the CIA.
Um record series.
Okay.
Okay, looks like discussion between member of senior division concerning Oswald's state in Helenski.
6-1 1964.
Okay, let's see here.
Let's go through this shit I And 900 this morning I talked with Frank Freiburg.
We know what that means.
Uh recently returned COS Helensky rewarned commission inquiry concerning the timetable of Oswald's stay in Finland in October 1959.
Fenberg gave me the information.
It takes 25 minutes to drive from the airport downtown to Helensky.
Pastor List manifest US consulate in Helensky are retained for six months.
Okay, let's go ahead and go to number three.
But let's see what we can look at, kind of sift through.
Passenger list manifest?
Probably can't even see this.
Robert Fulton, CIA, there.
Thank you.
okay okay so it's 2025 release under john f kenny records act okay all right all right we saw this already yeah and guys this is the government you're gonna see a lot of like redundant documents here So we're gonna go.
Okay, so here's a memo that is secret.
Okay, what is this?
Okay, memorandum for the record.
Discussion with Warren Commission staff member.
Okay, as you guys know, what is the warrant commission?
The warration commission, guys, was a commission that was um the warrant commission was a commission put together to investigate the assassination of John F. Kennedy on November 22nd, 1963.
So this was basically a discussion with Warren Commission staff member.
Let's see here.
Letter from Jay Lee Rankin, Central Counsel of the President's Commission.
I met with mass uh Mr. David uh Slawson, Presidential Commission.
But why okay, important commission report that he was writing he would have to deal with the question of whether or not Oswald's departure from USSR and the circumstances of that departure were unusual or suspicious anyway, expressed his beliefs that they were probably and not cited Soviet relaxation or such matters.
Okay.
So this has to do with foreign travel.
Um after stating my belief that there Was no real disagreement or inconsistency between information from CIA that and that from state.
I expected the view that the matter resolved itself in three questions.
Okay.
Do the Soviet authorities normally permit Soviet citizens married to foreign nationals to immigrate from the Soviet Union to homelands of their spouses?
Do they normally permit Soviet citizens to accompany their spouses?
Because as you guys know, um, Oswald's wife, if I'm not mistaken, was Russian.
Interesting.
So he's asking questions about his travel to Soviet Union.
All right, let's see here.
What's this?
What the fuck?
Classified message.
Frankfurt, Berlin, Copenhagen?
Thank you.
Thank you.
Hmm.
What the f hold on one second?
Last okay title, Oswald Assassin or Falkai has written under name and under pseudonyms.
Friends.
According to captured Gestapo Doc.
He joined Germany CP on May.
What?
Interesting.
And here's the thing, guys.
Like, they just put these fucking documents together, so you might not know what page you got from which document.
Alright, let's keep going through.
This is okay, and his wife born in Minsk.
We're listed as applicants for entry and visas to India.
What the fuck?
Alright.
Let's go to the next one.
Righting and record sheet.
Okay, this is common in the government.
You have this sheet to so it gets signed by people.
Very common in the government.
Which agency, though?
Okay, this is considered secret.
Interesting.
Okay, dispatch, chief of all stations.
This looks like a CIA document.
Um, the Warren Commission's report on the assassination of President Kennedy.
Focused attention on the magnitude of the problem involved in the protection of the chief executive.
As you do know, it is our responsibility, overseas and in uh headquarters to render every support possible of the Secret Service and the conduct of a statutory responsibilities of the United States.
Circumstances confronting the Warren Commission, produce discussion and testimony on various aspects of the problem, the presidential production and on interagency operational cooperation, which only do not find their way into the public domain.
These include the acquisition and dissemination of information consultation, coordination, and operational interchanges.
I believe you will all be interested in attached extracts of testimony.
Okay, let's see what we got here.
Bro, where the fuck is the Testament?
Negger.
Okay, maybe it's the next page.
Field distribution.
Okay.
We're just gonna keep going through chat.
We're just gonna keep going through.
See what else we find here.
Um director general Australian Security Intelligence Organization.
Thank you for the letter 15 October recommending against the declassification of warrant commission document.
What the fuck?
Dear Charles.
Australian security.
Thank you for your letter on October 15th recommending against the declassification of the Warrant Commission document CD 071.
I might mention that our inquiry to you in August 1968 was in anticipation of further pressure for the release of warrant commission.
Why the fuck are the Australians saying to not declassify warrant commission shit?
What?
Bruh.
That's interesting.
Should the question be raised at some future time?
The points made by you in your letter provide every reason to keep the document out of the public domain.
Bruh.
What the fuck?
Chat.
So it looks like Australian intelligence was involved in covering this shit up, man.
*music*
What the hell?
Yeah, Corey, who is his name, guys.
I messaged him to see if he could hop on stream so we could talk about this shit.
That's fucking weird.
All right.
Let's keep digging into this chat.
Let's keep digging into this.
That's fucking strange.
Alright.
Okay, dear Anthony, regarding your letter 6705 of 10 May 1982, our records indicate that Valerie Kostikov traveled to Mexico, France, Spain, the US, and Cuba during the period of 1959 and 1961, 1961.
He was assigned permanently to Mexico City as a consular officer and served there until August 1965.
He was variously described as a translator, vice consul, and attache.
During this story, he attempted to cultivate U.S. government employee assigned to our embassy in Mexico City.
What is this?
They put a photo of this again here.
Okay.
In September or October of 1963, Lee Harvey Oswald approached the Soviet embassy in Mexico City in an attempt to get a visa allowing him to return to the USSR.
Kosakov as a consular officer handed handled this visa request.
We have no information which indicates any and for and real quick, for some of you guys that are wondering.
When they're talking about Oswald, they're talking about this guy.
This is the alleged shooter of John F. Kennedy.
Just so you can put a face to the name because we're going to see this name a lot on the Oswald.
Okay.
Okay, uh we have no information which indicates any relationship between these individuals other than for the purpose of while making his visa request.
Okay, so it looks like he applied for visa in Mexico City.
Okay, let's see what else is here.
Interesting.
What is this?
Please refer to our conversations of May 6th.
Kosakov born uh March 17, 1933.
Moscow was posted at Beirut 1978 as first secretary, may still be there.
He's identified KGB and served in Mexico City from 1961 to 1971.
There's reference on him at page 307 of uh Barons.
KGB, which suggests that he may have been Department V. We did not have beard to explain.
Okay, well, so note that Epstein, not this Epstein, claims that according to a CIA telecheck Kosakov was Lee Harvey Oswald.
KGB case officer.
Okay.
Interesting.
The reason for our current interest in Kostakov will be obvious, as you are aware our embassy in Beirut in common with other Western missions, has been subject to threats and violence in recent months, and in view of either uh earlier hostile attentions from the KGB, we have been reviewing our records of KGB staff in the area.
We'd be grateful for your views as to whether the KGB are likely to be behind any of the recent incidents.
Interesting.
So are they trying to say that they think that this Kosakov guy was his handler?
While Mexico is considered by some to be the most effective and dangerous of intelligence officers in Mexico, he has been described as being without morals, education, and manners shortly after his arrival in Mexico Mexico City in Mexico 1968, he was arrested in front of a house of prostitution after becoming involved in a fist fight with some locals.
It appears this incident did not affect his position in Mexico City, despite the fact that it would receive a good deal of press coverage.
We are aware that only Kosakov uh arrived in Beirut in June 1978.
We weren't able to confirm presence there now, though.
Although our file indicates that Kosakov may have been a member of the Department 13.
Uh, we have been unable to confirm this also to the best of our knowledge of KGB.
Has not engaged in such executive action.
Okay, so this guy Kosakov, they think was probably his handler.
And I guess he got in a fight at a brothel in Mexico City.
Okay.
Um please find attached correspondence receipt from Sergey, who claims that he may he provide information about Lee Harvey Oswald's of the American vice consul, presumably Tom Blackshear.
Okay, so they sent letters of this to the FBI.
Okay, what did this guy say?
Alright, this nigga wrote a letter.
Okay, I wrote, damn, this nigga handwriting trash.
Okay, I wrote letter on February 15, 1978 to Mr. James Callahan, Prime Minister and closed registered mail, blah, blah, blah.
On July 18th, 1963, I was in London, England at the airport.
Immigration officer number 175.
I had no visa immigration place.
Me under house arrest, Mr. Smith in police uniform, Secret Service brought me steak dinner.
All right, this nigga might be just be off his rocker.
is the guy talking about Okay.
So at 9 a.m.
August 1996, Washington DC, I went to see Mr. King and Pin's uh director of special counsel service department.
Blah blah blah blah blah.
Director asked where assassination will happen.
I said in Dallas, Texas.
Okay.
All right, let's go back a little bit.
Okay, the directors said, do not mention name of President Kennedy.
Only response to the questions.
The director said, tell us what will happen to Mr. Lee Harvey Oswald then.
I said Mr. Lee Oswald will be killed after kill Kennedy.
I said I will take the truth drug to tell the truth.
Director, tell us who else get killed in this country.
I said I heard that Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. will be killed.
What, nigga?
Who will kill Dr. King?
Uh I said a man who was in the prison at this time, Mr. James Earl Ray was in prison at that time.
Director asked where assassination will happen.
I said in Dallas, Texas.
Director said, if someone gave this information where I could uh expel man, director did call on FBI agents after FBI used anesthesia gas to freeze me to drug me to keep amnesia.
When was this done?
1978.
Legal Center for the Disabled?
In the event there is legal action taken by the police or the FBI institutionalized office will provide you with legal representation.
and So was this like just some kook?
After the fact.
1978 again.
Okay.
Interesting.
All right, let me look through some of these chats.
Play by play says, uh, how long you gonna be streaming?
Just wanted to.
Uh just woke up and tuning in.
Feel strong, man.
That's good.
Uh let's see here.
Do you think RFK knows them boys got his father?
P.S. Have you seen Floyd Mayweather Instagram?
Them boys got him.
Yeah, Floyd Mayweather is total sellout to them boys, bro.
Uh, let me look at some of these other chats real quick.
Is it a coincidence that when them boys restart the war, the files are released?
Tactical distraction or no?
Could be.
Could be, my friend.
Um, let's see here.
Rider of the storm says, Couldn't you have ChatGPTB read all the files and give you a summary and all the juicy parts?
Keep doing God's work.
Uh I don't even know.
How would I do that, bro?
Rider of the storm.
Do I use Grok or some shit?
Huh.
Rider of the storm.
Tell me how I could do that, bro.
Um, Frank more loyal than any bitch.
You know it, bro.
Frank's a real nigga.
Mr. Jerby said JFK Files just released.
Yep.
Uh Jaden Goy says, I think we should uh I speak for everyone.
I say we should we would rather see the JFK files.
Well, that's why I'm doing this now.
We're going through JFK files right now.
Myron Salaam Aleikum, the go.
I appreciate that.
Uh Emac James says, bro, I just looked up Tommy Mutola yesterday.
What the fuck?
That's crazy.
You're not one of them boys.
I was surprised.
I know facts.
His number two probably was.
Uh oh shit, you're right, Myron.
A lot of whales and hippos and cows at the singles events.
Societal uh social media got these Titanic women feeling themselves.
I'm telling you, bro.
That's why niggas don't be going to these uh singles events, bro.
It'd be ugly chicks in there.
Uh I fucking love you, bro.
You have taught me so much about female dynamics, making money and being overall smarter and better.
You really are the realest one out there.
I hope to meet you.
I appreciate that, real uh Abdal.
Uh yo, I'm just here to help y'all out, man, as best I can.
But if you want to return the favor, all I ask is that you guys like the video.
We got um almost six.
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Actually, you know what?
I'm going to go ahead and change the title of the video too.
I'm going to go ahead and change the title of the video.
Hold on.
I'm fixing the title real quick.
All right, let me go ahead and um give me one sec, Jack.
going to keep going.
All right, fixing the title.
All right, let's keep going through this stuff.
Yeah, but like the video for me, guys.
I'd really appreciate that if you could do that.
That helps me out quite a bit.
Yo, what's up?
I'm just letting you know I'm I just didn't pick up something.
Oh shit.
Nigga, I didn't even know you were coming.
Me neither.
Well, I guess you're in the area?
All right, yeah.
Fixing the title.
Oh, all right.
Mo just walked in, chat.
Maybe just showed up stuff.
In case you heard suspicion.
Yeah, but like the video for me, guys.
I'd really appreciate that if you could do that.
All right.
You gotta text me next time, though, bro.
I you normally don't look at your phone when you're on stream.
All right.
Okay.
Yeah, Mo just like fucking just walked in.
The hell.
All right, anyway.
Uh let's keep going here.
Let's keep looking at the files.
All right.
What the fuck is this?
Okay, this looks like a okay.
Warren Commission report article of the investigation conducted by the district attorney Garrison.
Okay.
Uh, just so you guys know.
I think it's Lee Garrison, if I'm not mistaken.
No, it was um.
God damn it.
Hold on.
Jim Garrison, sorry.
I think it was Jim Garrison.
Yep, there we go.
So, Jim Garrison, as you guys know, this is who the movie JFK centered around.
He was uh only person to actually bring charges against anyone involved in the conspiracy.
He was a district attorney of New Orleans Parish, Louisiana from 1962 to 1963, and later state appellate court judge, a member of the Democratic Party is best known for his investigations in the assassination of John F. Kennedy and the prosecution of New Orleans businessman Clay Shaw.
So if you guys watch the 911, uh I said, excuse me.
If you guys watched the um JFK movie released back in 1991, um the movie heavy uh focuses heavily on Jim Garrison.
So let's go back to this document here.
Alright.
Alright.
The widespread campaign of adverse criticism of the U.S., mostly again provoked by the assassination of Senator uh Robert Kennedy, appears to have revived for an interest in the assassination of his brother, late President Kennedy too.
The forthcoming trial of Sirhan accused of the murder of Senator Kennedy can be expected to cause a new wave of criticism and suspicion against the United States, claiming one more existence of a sinister political murder conspiracy.
We're sending you the attached article based either on firsthand observation by the author or another identified sources since it deals with the continuing investigation conducted by district attorney Garrison.
That investigation tends to keep alive speculations about the death of President Kenny and alleged conspiracy and about the possible involvement of federal agencies, notably the FBI and CIA.
Interesting.
The article is not meant for reprinting in any media.
It is forwarded primarily for your information and for the information of all station personnel concerned if the garrison investigation should be cited in your area in the context of renewed anti-U.S.
attacks.
You may use the article to brief interested contacts, especially government and other political leaders, and to demonstrate to asset that there is no hard evidence of such conspiracy.
Okay, so it looks like, interesting.
Okay.
July 19th, 1968.
Well, why is this important, Chad?
The reason why this is important is because Robert F. Kennedy was killed on or about June 8th, 1968.
Okay.
So let's go ahead and so Robert F. Kennedy.
Boom.
Was killed when?
June 6, 1968.
So this memo here is put out roughly a month later, a month and a week later.
Why?
Because they know that now that both Kennedy brothers are dead, there's gonna be people making claims that there's a conspiracy with the government.
Interesting.
And this is classified as secret.
Yeah, this is this is a CIA document here.
Interesting.
So let's see here.
And it's concept, assess me able to explain their audience certain basic facts of the U.S. judicial system and separation of state and federal courts, and the fact that judges and district attorneys in the states are usually elected, not appointed.
Consequently, D.A. Garrison can continue in office as long as his constituents re-elect him.
Even if your assets have to discuss this in order to refute or at least weaken anti-U.S.
propaganda of sufficiently serious impact, any personal attacks upon Garrison or any other pub uh personality in the U.S. must be strictly avoided.
So they're basically saying, like, yo.
Garrison's probably gonna open up the Hornets Nest.
He's gonna investigate his brother being killed as well.
People don't trust the government.
And this looks like it is an internal document from the CIA.
Interesting.
And you guys can see here, it was classified as secret.
Very, very interesting.
Okay.
Let's keep going.
Uh okay.
This is okay.
Director of Central Intelligence, Deputy Director for Plans, letter for director.
Okay, attached as a sealed letter from Sir Charles Spry, director of the General Australian Security Intelligence Organization.
Okay, you guys remember we went over this document earlier where he said, hey, don't declassify this shit.
This is probably the letter.
Um, Sir Charles' letter to you to recommend against declassification of the Warren Commission, which refers to our investigation of anonymous telephone calls to the Canberra Embassy before and after this as oh shit.
Hold up, man.
Hold on, bro.
Attached to the seal letter from Charles Spry, Director General of the Australian Security Intelligence Organization, who provided a copy of the letter to the chief of station, Melbourne, CIA, and a suggested reply for your signature.
Sir Charles' letter to you recommends against declassification of the Warrant Commission, document CD 971, which refers to our investigation of anonymous telephone calls to the Canberra Embassy where before and after the assassination of JFK.
I consider the points made by Sir Charles in his letter to be valid and accordingly recommend against the declassification of CD 971 and the foreseeable future.
CSF concurs with this recommendation.
Interesting.
So we got the Australian government Trying to cover up phone calls that were made before and after John F. Kennedy was killed.
Bro.
What the fuck?
Oh man.
Guys, we are going into a dark hole here.
Let's keep going Thank you.
Okay, so this is what we read earlier.
Um the question be raised some future time, the points made by you and your letter provide every reason to keep the document out of the public domain.
Okay, we read this earlier.
So they double backed on that one.
Let's get another one.
I wonder if we can get that letter, man.
It's probably somewhere in these documents.
Um, this doesn't look like anything.
Let's keep going.
Okay, action required none.
So this is a secret document.
What is this?
Okay, so this was sent to Moscow during the week of November 3rd tonight, 1991.
a U.S. professor.
Smith had several discussions in Moscow with Slava, who is a longtime friend and now deputy of KBG director Bakatan.
The professor has known him since 1916.
He's currently instructing Fulbright.
Nikonov is a grandson of...
Okay, what's the relevance here?
Okay, boom.
All right.
So Nikonov personally reviewed KGB files to determine if Lee Harvey Oswald had been a KGB agent.
He reviewed five thick volumes of files on Oswald.
Nikonov is now confident that Oswald was at no time an agent controlled by the KGB.
From the description of Oswald and the files, he doubted that anyone could control Oswald, but noted that the KGB watched him closely and constantly while he was in the USSR.
He commented that Oswald had a stormy relationship with his Soviet wife, who rode him incessantly.
The file also reflected that Oswald was a poor shot when he tried to target firing in the USSR.
Hmm.
Well, that's interesting.
So you're telling me that Oswald was not a good shot.
But he was somehow able to fire off these shots on Kennedy and kill him.
And just so you guys know, look at this.
A moving target is harder to hit than a stationary one.
And the elevation of the sixth floor window might make a difference.
The only elevation for the Warren Commission firing tests was a 30-foot tower.
The only elevation for the Warren Commission firing tests was a 30-foot tower.
The only elevation for the Warren Commission firing tests Guys, we got over five thousand you ninjas in here.
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We're gonna be spending quite a bit of time doing this.
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Less than half the height of the book depositories sixth floor above Elm Street.
So CBS News had a tower and target track constructed to match exactly the heights and distances in Dealy Plaza.
The target track.
So we got this document here, guys, right?
Say.
Now Oswald.
Um, the file also reflected that Oswald was a poor shot when he tried target firing in the USSR.
Well, I'll tell you guys this.
That's kind of revealing.
Because these shots that killed John F. Kennedy were really hard to hit, Chat.
from where he was.
The track was angled to match precisely the angle of Elm Street.
The target, a standard FBI silhouette, moved by electric motor at 11 miles an hour.
Approximately the speed of the presidential limousine.
A rifle of the same make and age as Oswald's was fitted with the same poor power telescopic sight found on his rifle.
Eleven volunteer marksmen took turns firing clips of three bullets each at the moving target.
None of the men had much familiarity with the Italian Manicer Carcano, although each was given time to practice at a nearby indoor range, and most of the volunteers were experienced with bolt action rifles.
In each case, the first shot was fired at a point approximating the point at which the Warren Commission deduced the first shot was fired.
Distance about 175 feet.
In six seconds, the distance grows to 270 feet.
Results varied.
A Maryland state trooper made two hits in the silhouette.
One near miss in slightly less than five seconds.
Another state trooper's best time was 5.4 seconds.
One hit, two near misses.
A weapons engineer had the best score.
Three hits in five point two seconds.
Interesting.
Let me see here.
Now this is a single bullet theory that they that they believed.
Which sixty years since former President John F. Kennedy was assassinated while drying this is widely known as the magic bullet or the single bullet theory.
But this lab claims after years of research, the same bullet hitting both men is scientifically impossible.
And this is what the Warren Commission claimed with this single bullet theory.
Now we know that it's bullshit, physically impossible, and we know that Oswald was not a good shot.
The committee presents Mrs. Kennedy with a bouquet of red roses.
November 22nd, 1963.
Hundreds line the streets of Dallas to see JFK and First Lady Jackie O. President's car is now turning off Elm Street, and it will be only a matter of minutes before he arrives at the trade park.
Then one of the country's most famous tragedies, President Kennedy shot twice by Lee Harvey Oswald.
It appears as though something has happened in the motor case route.
Something I repeat has happened in the motor came route.
Walter Cronkite coming on the air.
President Kennedy died at 1 p.m.
Central Standard Time.
The Warren Commission was tasked with investigating and presenting the findings of the shooting.
They found JFK was shot twice from behind by Lee Harvey Oswald from the sixth floor of the Texas School Book Depository and that the bullet that struck John F. Kennedy in his neck is the same bullet that struck and went through Governor John Connolly, who was sitting in the passenger seat in front of JFK.
The analysis that we've gone through so far is that uh 1.9k likes, guys.
Let's get to uh 2500 man.
That those can't be the same bullet.
They they don't align.
We can't make Governor Conley's position match.
Stanley Stoll is CEO of Knott Laboratory, a forensic engineering and animation lab who was hired by a former Justice Department attorney to re-examine the single bullet theory.
They took laser scanners to Deley Plaza, then brought it back to their computers.
And the data they collected from the lasers are tiny points, millions of them, to make a point cloud.
It's a digital twin.
It's it's it's bringing the field to your computer.
You know, the exact uh replica of what whatever you wanted to scan.
Everything used to be two-dimensional, and what you saw on camera may or may not be accurate.
Now you can truly analyze it.
They then took the infamous Zap Rooter film that has the clearest video of when John F. Kennedy was shot.
Uh is the pruder, by the way.
Yep.
And matched it to their point cloud, and everything was matching up perfectly until the Texas governor was shot too, reportedly By the bullet that went through the president first.
What through the evaluation comes to show is that those are in line.
Um, Governor Conley is his wound is sitting uh you know, six to ten inches uh towards the outside of the vehicle.
You have to slide Governor Conley to the inside of the vehicle.
You have to slide him to the left to get that alignment.
Based on those findings, Stoll says you have to look at a new hypothesis that there was a second bullet.
The question from where one person with inside knowledge of the government investigation believes there was another bullet, too.
Sammy the Bull Gravano was questioned by the FBI about this after he became a government informant for the mafia.
I know what it is to kill someone.
You don't bounce and come this way.
When you bounce and come.
Uh CMA says, uh, I don't think you can use Grock to scan the document because it's a huge file.
Not sure about how Jet Chad GTPT.
Okay, could them boys be behind the creation of Bitcoin too, Myron?
I don't think so.
I mean, don't you think that they pick and choose what's released, or am I stupid?
Uh you're not on those, you're not you're not crazy.
Um, this way, you got hit in the front with a bullet, another one.
So you think JFK was strapped from the front.
It was you can see it.
That went in, and that's from the grace.
His head blew back.
Sammy said he is sure.
However, there were no mafiosos on the grassy knoll.
Stoll says, while their lab doesn't know where the second We know who was there.
Chat.
You know who the two were on the grassy knoll.
If you watch my content, I told you guys who they are.
Put them in the chat right now.
You guys should know who were in the grassy knoll.
And bullet came from.
Their technology and visualization is ready for ballistics experts to analyze just that.
Okay, here's the here's here's where our science ends.
Okay, now everybody else, law enforcement investigators, those people that are fantastic at that.
Now come in and use our information and see what you think.
Stoll says not laboratory welcomes any and all feedback from the public after listening to Oh my God.
You niggas really don't know.
Some of you guys are saying the driver to and viewing their scientific findings and evidence.
Their lab is also hoping after getting their findings out in the media, they'll be able to meet with the There we go.
Someone got it.
Someone said Dave Valenti and Jack uh David Ferry and Jack Valenti.
Good.
There you go.
Those are the two idiots on a grassy knoll chat.
All right, let's keep going through here.
Um square preliminary checks on recorded conversations reveal full.
Hmm.
interesting So it looks like Square has arranged with liaison officer.
So there's a connection with Australia here.
HQS requested information on the Polish driver connected with the Russian diplomat establishment in Australia.
That's interesting.
All right.
Annex B of chapter three.
Introduction of 201 system provides a method of identifying a person of specific in the test of operation directorate.
Okay, what is this?
Do not reproduce return to CIA.
Secrets.
November 15, 1974.
November 15, 1974.
hmm Okay, so this is like a policy paper.
Okay.
So it says here, introduction 2016 provides a method of identifying person, a person of specific interest to the operations directorate, and for controlling and filing all permanent information about that person.
The system also provides a means for identifying subjects of 201 files from various categories of information about them and for producing lists of 201 personalities according to those categories.
Only a relatively small number of personalities indexed are of sufficient interest to justify opening a 201 dossier.
These are normally subjects of extensive reporting and CI investigation, prospective agents and sources, members of groups and organizations of continuing target interests or subjects on whom a volume of correspondence has accumulated.
Okay.
The 201 number assigned to each individual in the system to serve as identifying file number for reporting on that individual.
So the 201 dossier, the official file containing the 201 opening form.
Okay, so basically 201 is on somebody that is of interest to them.
And you can see here, boom, 201 right here.
Interesting.
Okay, so this is like an internal document within the CIA.
Uh to understand OI code, a two-letter symbol used in conjunction with the 201 personal records and 201 system to record the association of an individual organizations or activities of operational interest.
Okay.
So more government acronyms.
Okay.
Okay, so 201 is a certain person of interest.
Thank you.
Hmm.
So this is absolutely an internal document from the CIA on codes and maintaining information on people.
Um interesting.
Seeker organization internal.
Okay, so more stuff on the 201.
201 files be opened automatically by APAN on the following categories of people.
Arab Republic of Egypt, British Commonwealth.
Okay.
The diplomats will rank in third of third secretary or above military attaches and assistant.
Okay.
So 29.
For England, all positive identify members of MI5 and MI6 uh British Intelligence Services, all host that identify members of the Irish Military Intelligence Service, IMIS.
Canadian Communist Party officials.
All Israeli diplomats should be indicated should be indicated as the originating office with CISP always indicated secondary office of interest and military attaches.
Assistant, okay.
So this is how they flag these individuals.
Okay, so this is February 1960.
personalized 201 and IDN numbers?
So this is basically how the CIA was classifying people.
All right, CIA collections release as sanitized.
Hmm.
Okay, this is also a secret document.
Um 8981.
Chief of Station.
Special activities report on J-Wave relationship.
Okay, for the review of the nature of his relationship with M. Carbon.
This review indicates that the relationship with N Carbone involved from that action which was taken in September 1962 is ensure that a security breach would not occur as a result of an investigation which was being carried out by the identity one relative to the fact that the establishment of the identity two was being kept from the Yo Belt South Campus.
Nigga, what the fuck is this shit?
Let's see here.
Hmm.
I mean, this is a CIA document.
So the case officer's Andrew K. Rootman.
It's a 201 file.
It's on somebody.
Um reference J Wave's relationship with M.Con.
Okay.
When MCON2 introduced MCOR1 to Rootman, okay.
So this is an Informant.
This um this sounds to me like this um uh AMC Carbone is an informant of some kind a human source.
Okay, so M. Carbone is a uh is a journalist.
Okay, covered political events in Florida.
Hmm Operational support on occasion M Carbone is used to carry out certain operational support tasks.
Okay, more so Andrew Cardono camps discrediting Carlos Bandin and the H Splinter Group operational intelligence in the period of February 1963, 1964, M. Carbone is furnished J Wave.
so this is like a report on one of their informants here but i'm trying to figure out what the relevancy is here Oh shit.
Okay.
All right.
Interesting.
So check this out, chat.
In wave 1614, dated February 6, 1964.
Am Carbone One advised J Wave that he had received numerous telephone calls indicating that Armando Andres Garriola Forte, who had defected from a Cuban fishing vessel, might be an individual who had previously been seen in Miami during November or December 1963.
At the same time, uh Am Carbone One pointed out that he was suspicious and thought that these telephone calls indicated that Gorilla was not a Gorro, yeah, was not a bona fide defector, but was either a GOC agent or a Kerbank plant, Kerbark plant, who was being used as a means of creating an uh incident which would embarrass the GOC as a results of their fishing boats penetrating United States territorial waters.
Rootman advised M. Carbone that, and remember, guys, Rutman is the CIA officer, and M. Carbone One is the informant, that Kubrack had played no role in mounting a provocation operation against the CO GOC.
At the same time, Rutman pointed out that it was highly unlikely that Gorilla was a GOC agent as a result of this conversation.
Arrangements were made for J-Wave to check out certain aspects of the gorilla story.
At the same time, M. Carbone was uh was prevailed upon not to write a story which might lead the public to speculate on whether Gorilla was an agent or a plant and the propaganda play designed to embarrass the GOC.
So check this out.
M Carbone One has been used successfully during the period covered by this report as a propaganda outlet through which items of interest to Kubar could be surfaced in the free world press.
Examples of how Arm Carbone has been harnessed in this field are outlined below.
M Crab 1 defection story originally surfaced in the Miami area on Nov on October 13, 1963.
If you had the Diario di Las Americas, which played up an API release from the Montevideo API story highlighted, blah blah blah.
So bro, chat, bottom line, literally.
There's a CIA handler who's documenting how his informant is a journalist purposely pushing out certain narratives.
in black and fucking white.
Let me explain this to you.
So the CIA handler has informants that are journalists that purposely put out stories to push out certain narratives.
And this report documents that like he literally says right here.
Examples of how M. Carbone One has been harnessed in this field are outlined below.
And they said he has been uh has been used successfully during the period covered by this report as a propaganda outlet through which items of interest to Kubra could be surfaced in the free world press.
And it goes through all the stories here.
It's only Trading Center for Retarded Children.
Bro, what the hell?
The Miami Herald.
Look, these are the news outlets.
Interesting.
So this proves that the CIA absolutely goes ahead and gets involved in the media.
Look, it says here, as a matter of fact, Arm Carbona is less valuable as a source of positive intelligence than most journalists.
This is attributable solely to his lack of long-standing context in a lag American political scene.
It is believed that M. Carbon will ultimately overcome this shortcoming.
Thus, we will continue to attempt to harness him for the collection of positive intelligence.
So it looks to me like M. Carbone 1 is a Latin-based or a Latin influenced journalist of some kind.
He pushed this story.
February 26, 1964.
J Wave learned that when Mr. Charles Griffin's sons went to Cuba to reclaim the hijacked shrimp boat, Johnny Reb, they found out that the select items were missing from the boat when it was turned over to them.
Interesting.
Okay.
So there you have it, guys.
A black and white CIA admitting to having informants that are journalists to push out certain narratives.
And black and white.
And black and white.
Hmm.
Trying to figure out what the hell this document is.
Guatemala City City.
Okay.
So this comes from the Guatemala police.
An informant of the police in Paris provided a report that letter activity concerning the Colombian delegation.
Okay.
Source reports that an informant in Paris has submitted information to the local police concerning delegates of certain countries to the three festival delegates.
Okay, I don't know what the hell that's doing, JFK, but...
All right, let's keep going.
On October 20th, the undersigned an Owen Foss.
Well, you can see 201 here, which means it's somewhat important.
Um...
Okay, let's move on to the next one.
Okay.
Chief of Station.
Okay, so this is another CIA document here.
Action required.
In addition to minerals, minerals exploitation in which Mr. William Pauly has substantial investments.
Negotiations are being concluded.
Okay, this is about a purchase of a hotel.
Another activity which very much under wraps is the concession granted Pauly for procurement of worldwide sales of all new issues of Dominican postage stamps.
Okay.
The source considered sensitive of the information is that paragraph two is Miss Nora Bruce is a US citizen employed by Pauly.
Oh, that's why it's It has the informant's full name in this shit.
God damn.
Okay.
Okay, the Lee Oswald, the Lee Harvey Oswald case.
This comes from United States government memorandum.
This comes January 29th, 1964.
So shortly after John F. Kenney was killed.
According to a newspaper column of Alan and Scott and the Chicago American of December 6, 1963, on the Oswald case, Abraham Chains, legal officer of the State Department, who was one of two persons immediately responsible for Oswald's being permitted to return to the United States from the Soviet Union in June 1962.
The other individual named was Thompson, the then ambassador to Russia.
Another said to have been said to have been involved in the handling of Oswald's case with Samuel Wise, counsel for the American Embassy in Moscow.
Okay.
What is this?
February 10, 1960, human events reported as follows with reference to Chase.
Okay, this has to do with communism here.
Okay, in March 1962, Chase was granted an annual of his liaison contact clearance with CIA CA on a continuing basis.
This is a contract with Archibald Roosevelt.
Okay.
Representative Francis E. Walter, chairman of the House Committee on Unamerican Activities has scored the new State Department regulations on passports, claiming they would allow Reds denied passports to rifle freely the confidential files of the FBI, the CIA, and other investigative agencies.
The man behind the new regulations, which Walter claims violate the Internal Security Act of 1950, is reportedly states chief legal officer, Abraham Chase.
Chase a Kennedy appointee is an ex-Harvard professor who was Chester Bowl's top legal advisor when Bowles was governor of the Connecticut.
Walter has introduced legislation to remedy the new passport regulations.
Samuel Wise, counsel in the American Embassy in Moscow, who is referred to above, may well be Samuel Griffin Wise Jr., who apparently was once a contract employee of archive.
Okay, State Department Reviewed.
What's this?
David's very familiar with the Oswald, and he liked Oswald living in the Soviet Union.
Interesting.
Okay.
All right.
Let's keep going through.
Okay, we already looked at that.
That's the 201 system document.
I can't even read this.
Shit is all fucked up.
Shit is all fucked up.
Okay.
References made to your request dated January 496 where you hear covert security approval to permit subjects use as first officer in the Far East under Project.
It's blicka?
Thank you.
Thank you.
So this is another CIA document.
Subjects of covert security approvals are not to represent themselves as, nor are they re-represented as employees of CIA.
Your attention is called to the fact that a covert security approval does not constitute complete compliance with the provisions of CIA regulations 10-3.
Therefore, you should uh desire at a later date to change the status or use of this individual as a request for approval to cover up any proposed changes submitted to this office.
This approval comes uh becomes invalid in the event of subjects' services or not utilized within six months of the date of this memorandum.
Interesting.
Okay.
Subject Pooh Robert West.
1966.
So it looks like reference made to your request.
Uh you requested a covert security approval to permit subjects' use as first officer in the Far East under Project.
Okay.
So you're trying to get approval to use somebody for this guy.
Investigation has recently been completed with generally fair results.
However, subject's military file indicated that he has been found unfit for duty due to excessive drinking and has had been allowed to retire in the best interest of the Navy.
His Navy record stated that his drinking problem adversely affected his judgment.
Okay, subject's brother.
Okay, so it looks like uh they're trying to use this guy Pooh as an asset.
And then they said also he was the subject, his brother was a subject of investigation, FBI investigation 1941, which was conducted to resolve allegations regarding the loyalty of subject's brother.
Subject's brother was determined to have been associated with the known communist and was active in communist matters.
Okay.
There was no information developed during the course of this investigation which indicated any association between subject and his brother.
Dissemination of above information should be limited to staff and project officials.
Chief of station, a correct security approval was granted on May 27.
However, the following information is forwarded for your information.
Okay, so we got that already.
So basically, we're looking at a document where someone was able to get a limited level of CIA clearance to work for the CIA, but not officially.
Interesting.
Hmm.
taiwan So this is him leaving.
Approved for release 1993.
Alright, why is this guy linked, though?
Interesting.
Try to put everything together.
Oh yeah, what the fuck is this?
Oswald.
This is a lot of crap.
Alright, I can't barely read that.
Let's go to the next one.
Okay.
Estated in reference.
Attached for God damn this hand.
Bleeding ink.
Okay, report on Antonio Rodriguez and Shabal.
Alright, who is this guy?
Okay.
Okay, I don't know why he's even.
All right, let's see here.
Looks like records of people.
Document service request.
That's the problem with the government.
They just throw papers together, man.
Sometimes it can be hard to decipher some of this shit.
Okay.
All right, dispatch.
Enclose from headquarters information are copies of literature mailed by the Catholic Association of International Peace.
to its members also enclosed as of possible interest are copies of seep materials Hmm.
Yeah, I don't know what the hell this is.
Alright, let's keep going.
Matter of fact, let me close some of these tabs.
Give me one sec, chat.
God damn.
got a lot of tabs open All right, let's go here.
Okay, Chief Sov Block has noted reference is a copy of the subject memorandum.
Please note that.
Okay, Michael J. Okay, so origin and development of Behirin?
Baron and the four U.S. Navy deserters.
November 1967?
Alright, I'm trying to figure this out here.
I don't know how this has to do with Kennedy at all.
Hmm.
All right, let's go to the next one.
Okay, converted contract status with annual salary.
3600.
Let's see here.
Ramon Joseph uh Durant.
Okay, he's a member of the surveillance team.
PA charge of surveillance team and also was in charge of photo surveillance of the Soviet mission, including processing the film.
Okay.
Okay, photo of man alleged to be Oswald was taken from the limited base house.
Alvarez married.
And does it have to do with anything?
All right, what next one?
Okay.
What is this?
is London and Mexico City.
U.S. House Representative Select Committee on Assassinations who currently investigated circumstances surrounding assassination of John F. Kenny and Dr. Martin Luther King has told state that they intend to pursue leads in Portugal, UK, and Mexico relating to germs James Earl Ray, currently serving time for King's murder.
They basing this interest on information that Ray was in Lisbon briefly to May 1968, shortly before his apprehension in London in June 1968.
Mr. G. Robert Blakey, chief counsel and staff director of committee, says select committee told state that he wants to establish cordial relationship with appropriate Portuguese National Police and hopes to enlist their assistance, including access to their files and then locating interviewing potential witnesses.
Department has solicited embassies to get uh suggestions as to how Blakey should proceed.
interesting Which of course above addresses attention and events.
Stations are solicited for advice of or assistance.
Committee including allowing them access to director after suitable sanitization.
Ha!
Artacton is cooperating fully with Blakey and committee, including allowing them access to directorate records after suitable sanitization for sources and methods.
Yeah, okay.
Translation, we're not going to give you all everything.
However, believe committee's efforts to interview police and witnesses and results in useful information obtained.
If any is largely over function, which can be best be handled by League Atts, others who would also be in position to uh be publicly quoted or identified if necessary.
Interesting.
So they're basically saying, like, yeah, uh, you know, you could be interviewed, but we've got to sanitize shit first.
Let's see here.
this is stuff on cuba hmm
Looking through this, guys, to see if it's even worth sorry to sleep much last night, guys.
yeah let's go next one Hmm.
Okay.
I can barely read this.
Let's keep going.
What the fuck?
I don't even know what that is.
Alright, keep going through.
Reported use of Yacht Potomac by Alpha 66.
On November 20, 62, Lafayette received an unsolicited telephone call on his listed telephone number.
The caller wanted advised that there was reportedly in the harbor at Long Beach, a vessel formerly used by late Theodore Roosevelt called the Potomac.
This vessel, according to the informant, was he being used by the Alpha 66 organization.
She was believed taking on a cargo of weapons created as Argentinian beef and designed destined to leave soon for Seattle.
He added that Wes Davis had just signed on as an engineer.
What the fuck?
Okay.
U.S. Coast Guard advised further that an investigator for the Los Angeles County prosecutor, D.L. Wheeler had accepted an assignment, taking leave of absence to do so to bring the Potomac from the Barbados to California.
The plan supposedly was to make her a floating museum of some court.
What the fuck is going on here?
All right.
Confusing.
Okay.
Council Revolutionary Group.
Chief, contact division support branch.
Robert Pratchett, Cuban uh counter-revolutionary group, Alpha 66.
We came in contact with a new source who will be continuing one known as Robert A. Pratchett, a U.S. citizen with 27 years experience in Cuba, who's currently in direct contact with a Cuban counter-revolutionary group in the US, known as Alpha 66 and is also known in contact with anti-castral Cubans.
Okay, we all right.
All right, so then this is getting informants in Cuba.
Another one.
Okay, three names provided in Ohio for the Cuban group.
Please let me check in.
You might need to give your explosion.
Okay.
Okay.
Let me look at some chats real quick, guys.
I gotta take a quick break looking at this shit.
God damn.
Alright.
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I just I want to stay strong.
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Good, Nigel.
Um eat sunflower seeds, nigga.
A lot of people are able to get off of smoking and chewing tobacco with eating sunflower seeds.
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What the fuck?
Rumble fuck you.
No freedom, it seems.
What are you talking about?
Block the word.
I don't know what you're talking about, bro.
Um, I just want to say freedom is saying what you want.
I am a freedom of speech absolutist too.
If you're offended by words, you're a problem.
All right.
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Yeah.
I agree on how to navigate women these days.
The only thing I wish you would do is emphasize your lifestyle versus these days.
Men have to be great to have one great woman as a win, also for men.
Of course.
Yo, Mario, I'm cooking with Grok alongside while I watch.
That's the best way for me to feed you these prompts.
Drop the these bombs I'm getting.
No, I'm not, I'm not.
I don't get it.
To have a summary of the docs, you need first, you need to first have ChatGBT premium, then create a project, upload the files to the project, then have you you can have multiple chats conversation with ChatGPT and have excess of docs.
I just don't know how to upload size limits.
All right, Mr. B83, you do it for me, bro.
Um yeah, it is a huge file.
It's definitely a huge file.
Okay.
Don't know.
Okay, so we got here.
Uh don't notice Wiki's early life says these files are anti-Semitism.
Fair enough.
Space Party says, Myra, Grok is able to parse this in real time along with other ex-users currently reading through.
I'm finding bombs.
What's the best way to get these prompts to you?
um let's see here Yeah, um, do this for me, Space Party.
Uh, are you on X?
DM me on X. That's probably the best way.
Space Party.
Um, DM me on X. Send in another super chat and tell me what you're at.
Username is okay.
Soft Life says, Marilyn Monroe is connected to JFK.
Do you think them boys got her?
Her death doesn't seem right.
Yeah, they definitely killed her too.
She knew too much.
Marilyn Monroe.
Uh Halimi says, go on ChatGBT.
Make sure all the JFK files are downloaded.
Drag and drop them into a chat GPT, and you can write a prompt to find out what you want to know.
Copy and paste Askai.com.
Also, will you have any Kanye on the show?
You two are similar.
No filter would be dope.
Yeah, happy to be have Kanye on.
Um, yeah, guys, if one of you guys could do this for me, that'd be very helpful.
I am not a tech savvy individual like that with this whole chat GBT shit.
So all right, let's see what else we got here.
Uh we got 2.1k likes, by the way, guys.
We got 27.
Well, we got 34 shit.
20.
Yeah, we got 5400 of you guys watching, man.
So do me a favor, guys.
Like the video.
Like the video.
Okay, on YouTube.
I'll drop the link for you guys real quick.
Let's get up to 2500 likes.
I'd really appreciate it.
And um, like I said before, someone send me that chat GPT shit, and I will absolutely go through it because that might be a little bit easier than going through all these documents.
Because obviously the the font sucks and all this other shit.
Hold on one sec, chat.
I'm gonna go get Frank.
He's uh okay,
just DMDR next.
Helian Wolf.
All right, let me let me look here.
Yeah, bro, because it'd be a lot faster if you uh did that.
I mean, I don't mind going through the documents manually, but um for speed purposes, might be better to do that.
All right, I see your DM here, bro.
Got it.
I got you, bro.
I I uh I got your DM.
just responded to you All right, let me know what I'm fixed this.
All right.
What we'll do is I'll go through a couple more.
Wait, you can open up a separate window screen with Grok and X, and he can read everything.
What do you mean he can read everything, bro?
Let me see here.
So if I go X.com, Grok.
All right.
My first problem was how long will it take to you to parse and digest the new GFK files and yes, they find a brand new thread?
No one has seen about an Oswald wiretap.
This shit hot.
Okay, so let me try this.
So here we go.
I got Grok right here, chat.
Let's see what we can do here.
Okay.
So how long will it take you to parse and digest the new JFK files?
Let me try that.
How long will it take you to parse and digest the new JFK files?
The new JFK assassination files released today in March 1825 consists of proxy.
80,000 pages is announced by President Trump.
My ability to parse and digest them depends on a few factors like the complexity of the content and how quickly they're made available online for me to access.
So if the files are fully uploaded tonight, say by 9 p.m.
EDT, I could have a comprehensive digest ready by 9 02 p.m.
EDT, barring any technical.
Want a quick summary as soon as I'm done.
God damn.
There's 15 web pages on this shit.
New classification records concerning the assassination of John Kinney.
Okay, JFK files released after Trump pledged to reveal the truth behind the infamous assassination.
2023, additional documents released.
Ch-ch-ch-ch-ch-ch.
Thank you.
okay Oh, you got him to name M Carbone 1, 2, and 3?
Okay.
All right, so I put OK.
All right, let me also...
Okay.
What are the top five things?
No one knew until today on the newly released JFK files.
Well, we saw the Australian side.
find that out on ourselves chat Okay.
So the newly released JFK files holding around 80,000 pages.
Ba-da-da-da.
Still, the sheer volume of documents offers fresh details that weren't widely known to the public until this release.
Based on what surfaced so far, here are the top five things that stand out as previously undisclosed or underappreciated insights.
CI's closer monitoring of Oswald's Mexico City trip.
The files revealed that the CI had more extensive surveillance of Oswald's uh 1963 visit to Mexico City than previously admitted.
A memo shows they tracked his interactions with Soviet and Cuban embassies with greater scrutiny, including unreported intercepts of his communications, suggesting they saw him as a bigger blip on their radar than earlier disclosure indicated.
FBI ignored a specific threat to Oswald's life.
A newly uncovered document details a phone call to the FBI's Dallas office on November 23rd, 1963, the night before Jack Ruby killed Oswald warning of a committee plotting his death.
Unlike prior vague references to threats, this call was specific, yet no action was taken, raising questions about whether the FBI underestimated or delivery overlooked this risk.
Three, CI funding link to anti-crash or group tied to Oswald.
A memo from August 1963 shows a CIA officer authorized a $25,000 payment to director uh directorio or revolutionario DRE, an anti-castro group Oswald had contact with in New Orleans shortly before the assassination.
This financial tie, not widely publicized before, hints at a possible indirect connection between CIA operations and Oswald's activities, which we saw some of that by the way, Chad.
Next, suppressed testimony, uh witness testimony on the second shooter.
The files include a previously buried statement from Dallas bystander who claimed to hear a shot from a grassy knoll, uh long-standing conspiracy focal point, and alleged intimidation and alleged intimidation by government agents to stay silent while not definitive proof.
This adds feel to the second shooter debate beyond what the House Select Committee on Assassination explored in 1979.
Mafia CIA next is anti-Kenny Kennedy sentiment.
Wire tap transcripts reveal mob bosses discussing taking care of Kennedy with Cuban operatives tied to both CIA-backed anti-castral efforts and Robert Kennedy's crackdown on organized crime.
I told you guys this about this.
The mafia hated him because he felt that they betrayed them.
This explicit linkage of mafia motives with potential CIA overlap wasn't as clearly documented prior releases offering a sharper view of intersecting interests.
These points emerged from the early buzz around the release.
Think National Archive updates and initial reports from outlets like Rutter's and The Guardian.
They don't rewrite the official story, but deepen the context around Oswald's connection, agency awareness of potential loose ends.
Since the files are still being digitized and analyzed, more could surface in the coming days.
When we did deeper, once I get more data.
Give me more new facts.
We did.
Actually, you know what?
What was Israel's involvement in the newly released documents?
The newly released JFK uh.
Okay, that said Israel does pop up.
Okay, I approved through the initial analysis, like those from Routers Guardian.
Okay, and Israel doesn't doesn't emerge as a key player in the events of November 22nd based on these documents.
That said, Israel does pop up in the files in a broader context.
There's mention of geopolitical tensions between JFK and Israeli leadership, particularly Prime Minister Dave Ben Guran.
We know that over Israel's nuclear program and Demona.
Kenny was pushing for inspections, which Israel resisted, creating fiction.
Some of the older conspiracy theories like those float on X uh or in fringe circles, speculate this gave Israel a motive.
However, the new documents don't connect this dispute to the assassination.
No smoking gun ties of Massadr, Israeli officials to Oswald or the plot.
Yeah, interesting that those documents were released yet.
One interesting Ted Oswald CIA monitor Ruben Ephron was a Jewish immigrant who later lived in Israel and worked as a spy.
Interesting.
This is field speculation in the past, but the files don't suggest his role went beyond rooting surveillance of Oswald.
Nothing linking him or Israel to a conspiracy.
The focus of the release on Oswald CI.
The focus of the release remains on Oswald CI surveillance, especially his Mexico City trip and U.S. agency actions.
Israel's mentions are peripheral, mostly about the nuclear policy, not assassination planning.
If you're chasing a deeper angle, I can keep dinging and more analysis.
Rolls on it, let me know.
Yes, we want more info on Israel and JFK.
How about RFK and Israel?
Okay.
I'm raised down for each county, keeping it grounded in what's known and staying clear of speculation where the files are credible sources don't provide funding.
Okay.
JFK and Israel.
Okay, we know that one.
The files don't substantially his role seems routine, not conspiratorial.
Okay, like those said in Heret's archives.
Note it as a motive.
Conspiracy theories have long chewed on, though evidence stays thin.
Okay.
RFK and Israel.
As attorney general under JFK and later as senator, had a more layered dynamic with Israel in the early 1960s.
He don't chat.
There we go.
Um in early 1960s, Bactas Brothers pushed the curb Israel's nuclear program and took a hardline on pro-Israel lobbying in the US.
RFK targeted the American Zionist Council, a precursor to APAC, forcing it to register as a foreign agent under the foreign age registration act in 1962.
Yeah, we know that.
Daisy Stahl, JFK died and by 1967 morphed into APAC, which never registered under FAIR appointment.
Next to you still highlight is suspicious.
explicitly as a senator on 1963 assassination, not his later career on death.
But RFK stands shifted by 1968 when he ran for president.
Campaign speeches and biographies like Larry Ties, Bobby Kennedy show he'd become a vocal Israel supporter, promising military aid like fighter jets.
This pivot angered some, including Sirhan Sirhan, his assassinate.
Bro, if you really think Sirhan Sirhan killed him, you're fucking retarded.
Thank you.
Bro, Sirhan Sirhan did not kill um RFK.
we this has been widely debunked Interesting.
We know that...
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hold on Trying to find you guys the Huh.
This is the killer right here saying he doesn't even remember killing RFK.
Well, what do you remember about cheating if you're willing to talk about that?
I I was I obviously I was there.
But uh I don't remember the exact moment.
Out of my body or whatever it was located, and I don't remember aiming at any human being.
I don't remember any of that.
And uh said that from the get-go.
So it's as well.
I understand.
Uh let me just ask you a question.
When did you start remembering things after the shooting?
When was what was the first thought that you had the shooting?
Everything was always hazy in my head about that.
And uh uh Tony Taylor who passed away was trying to get uh uh a specialist uh Dr. Herbert Spiegel in New York to hypnotize me and to request me and to do all that.
But when did you start remembering things clearly after the shooting?
really don't remember things clearly about it.
Other than that I'm not asking about the shooting part I'm asking afterwards when did you start remembering things in reality?
reality.
All the reality of this whole thing hit me when I was on death row facing my own So how many months later was that?
Oh, I would say maybe maybe a maybe a year, two years.
So you don't remember a lot of things between the shooting and and being on death row.
I wasn't too much worried about that, uh Mr. Chris.
I was worried about saving my own butt from from execution.
Uh one of the things that we look at uh in your case here, and every case is different, uh, was the crime itself.
And this is indeed there is I mean every murder, which is predominantly what we deal with.
And this guy, Sirhan Sarhan, guys, is a Christian Palestinian, by the way, that they pinned the murder on.
Um when it comes to uh RFK.
I'm gonna show you guys here in a second why it was impossible for Sirhan Sirhan to kill RFK.
R is horrible.
Uh certainly to the individual and to the perpetrator, that being the inmate.
It certainly is horrible to the family.
The individuals uh you gotta listen to your.
And he's still alive to this day, guys.
Uh and even RFK Jr. himself knows that Sirhan Sarhan did not kill his dad.
And I'm taking a break, by the way, guys.
We'll go back to JFK Files after, don't worry.
I'll I will go back and we'll keep looking at him.
Raw.
We do know what we've been able to cover uh are a couple of things.
Australian government being involved, we're trying to cover some of this shit up.
Uh more extensive stuff on uh Oswald going to Mexico City.
So okay, I got another one here.
let me ask real fast.
What happens if the eagle falls Oswald memo Shout out to um Shout to Space Party, aka Helion Wolf for giving me these ideas.
Appreciate that.
Okay, Ruben Efron CIMMO, uh Efron, a Jewish CIA officer who later lived in Israel, wrote on Jen uh June 22nd, 1962, a memo about Oswald's correspondence while he was in Minsk.
It flagged a letter from Oswald's mother as potentially interesting to the CIA and FBI.
The new files don't expand much on this beyond what was known from 2023 releases, but they confirm Efron's role in tracking Oswald pre-assassination.
If the eagle symbolizes CIA oversight and falls means of failure, the consequence here is minor.
The CIA didn't act on this early intel to stop Oswald.
The files show no deeper conspiracy tied Efron or Israel, just routine surveillance that didn't flag Oswald as an imminent threat.
Okay.
Hoover's FBI memo.
Hoover's memo dictated hours after Jack Ruby killed Oswald November 24th, 1963, is more prominent in the new batch.
He wrote, The thing I'm concerned about, and so is Mr. Katson back, is having something issued so we can convince the public that Oswald is a real assassin.
Hmm.
That's interesting.
Why would you need to fucking?
It's a bit suspicious.
Which, by the way, just so you guys know, um, your boy um what's his name?
Hoover was um gay.
Uh, just to keep it nice and simple for you guys.
Um he was a known cross dresser, and uh they held that against him.
He also fumed about the Basel Peace Department uh failure to protect Oswald despite FBI warnings of death threat the previous night.
If the eagle represents justice for FBI authority, it's fall here as Oswald's death, which muddied the investigation.
The consequence conspiracy theories exploded because Oswald couldn't be questioned or tried, leaving gaps the warrant commission struggled to fill.
If you're asking about the hypothetical Eagle Falls Oswald memo, let's imagine it's as a lost document proving conspiracy.
Say CI or FBI complicity.
If such a memo existed in the Eagle uh fell, the fallout would be seismic.
The Savster narrative leads on Oswald acting alone with ages like the CIA and FBI caught flat footed.
The file reinforced the files reinforce this, but expose sloppy oversight and post-assassination damage control.
Hoover's memo reeks of a spin.
Conspiracy buffs might see as the eagle falling in these failures, but without a clear memo titled as such, it's a stretch.
Bro, we all know he wasn't he wasn't the only shooter.
Come on, man.
Close this out.
Um individuals um lose in in a very uh dramatic, fast way.
Uh a loved one that can never be replaced.
Uh but this crime went guys.
We're at 2.2k likes.
We got uh almost 3,000 of you guys watching, man.
Happy to have you guys here.
Like the video, man.
Like the video.
Uh let's get to 2500.
Far beyond that.
And we need to recognize that.
Uh Mr. Kennedy was was a winning candidate in California, as you know, I'm repeating uh things we already know.
Uh and there was a groundswell uh that was a very popular brandswell uh for um his the hope that that he gave some people, a lot of people.
So indeed it wasn't just the candid family, which was certainly large enough and and uh prominent enough um to be of uh a tragic nature.
There was the there was a loss prior to that.
There was indeed uh responsible.
You're not gonna talk in the middle of my uh my you're going backwards here for and you need to stay on track and just listen.
I'm giving you our reasons for that.
If I if I was and he's in prison in California right now, chat.
Give you a piece of paper and a pencil, and I wrote down one, two, and three.
And I said, make a list for the people that made me you feel the true harm.
Who would be number one on the list?
Definitely the Kennedy family and then the Kennedys.
Uh I I would say that I would treat them all equally and the victims uh who uh who were injured in this and the and the public and the Bobby Kennedy's friends and the people who voted for.
This is this whole thing was a it's a horrible nightmare, really, for not just for me, but for you people.
All right, uh, let's try this one here.
Tell me about the October 7th CIA intercept.
Oh no, hold on.
October 10th, 1963.
My bad, chat.
My bad, chat.
Let's see.
It seems you're referring to the October 10, 1963, CIA intercept tied to Lee Harvey Oswald, which is surface and discussions about the newly released JFK files, blah, blah, blah.
Okay, based on what's a villa.
Okay.
On October 10, 1963, CIA intercepted a phone call in Mexico City.
Got you, chat.
I got you guys.
Involving man identifying himself as Lee Oswald.
This was part of a broader surveillance operation targeting the Soviet and Cuban embassies run by the CIA's Mexico City station under Wynn Scott.
Oswald had visited both embassies in late September 1963, seeking visas to travel to the Soviet Union via Cuba.
The intercept captured him speaking with a Soviet official later identified as Valerie Kosikov, which actually, guys, we went through that, right?
A known KGB officer.
We did this ourselves, chat.
We figured this out.
Right.
Uh tied to Department 13 sabotage and assassination.
Mmm, interesting.
The call itself was mundane.
Oswald checking on his visa status, but his significance lies in who he contacted and what the CIA did or didn't do with it.
The new files uh include a cable from that day, signed off by senior CIA officials like Thomas Karamasines.
And John Witten.
The shows they reviewed Oswald's file after Mexico City Station Chief Winscott labeled Langley on October 8th, asking, who is this guy?
The cable notes, Oswald's Soviet deflection, defection, excuse me, 1959-1962, his recent arrest in New Orleans for clashing with anti-castro exiles and his fair play for Cuba committee activism, hardly the profile of a nobody.
Yet instead of flagging this to Mexico City or the FBI with urgency, they cited a stale 1962 State Department memo claiming Oswald had matured in the USSR downplaying his current activities.
Interesting.
What's striking and where the assassinate narrative wobbles is the CIA's pre-assassination awareness of Oswald.
The warrant commission was told the industry's interest was routine, but this intercept reviewed by top counterintelligence and operations brass six weeks before JFK's death suggests otherwise.
Why didn't they share his pro-castro ties or KGB contact with the FBI, which was tech uh tracking domestic subverse uh subversives?
The files don't say, and guys, just so you know, back then um being a communist was a big fucking deal.
It's like the equivalent of like being a terrorist today.
America uh obviously had the cold war going on.
Why didn't they share his pro castro boom?
Okay, the files don't say explicitly, but they hint at compart uncompartmentalization or deliberate restraint.
Some speculate Oswald was part of a covert op, like monitoring anti-castoral groups, but the documents offer no proof, just breadcrumbs.
Critically, the intercept's timing matters.
On October 10th, night uh October 10th was 42 days before November 22nd, 1963.
Oswald's Mexico trips at Optember 26th to October 3rd had already raised red flags.
The CIA photographed him entering the embassies and logged his calls.
Yet the new files show no escalation beyond this cable.
And here I will say this too, guys, because we talked about this with Corey Hughes.
I wish I could get him on.
Because from what Corey Hughes tells me.
Let me see if I can get him on.
I'm going to fire up Zoom, see if I can get him on, chat.
Okay.
Oh shit.
We got Corey Hughes coming, guys.
He just responded.
Let's fucking go.
He'll be better able to um analyze this stuff than me.
He is the number one Kennedy researcher on this stuff.
So let me go ahead and get him in here for you guys.
Give me one sec.
Rate Nick's new tweet.
Okay.
What happened?
Hold on one sec, chat.
Hold on one sec.
Let me give this to Corey and then I'll check what you guys are talking about.
Because Cora's going to be way better at interpreting this stuff than me, chat.
All right.
All right, Corey just joined up.
Okay.
From the JFK files, the CIA has no objection to declassification release of information except these words.
Interesting.
Look at this.
The CIA has no objection to declassification and or release of information in this document except these words, the Israeli Intelligence Service.
We, A7 1998.
In the way of background, the control file was created to give us the opportunity closely monitoring our liaison with Engleton on a variety of matters which were not reported through normal CIA channels.
CIA directors permitted Engleton to run several intelligence projects, many of them with the Israeli intelligence service.
Wait, release CI information in this document.
Okay.
Oh, except brackets.
Okay.
Interesting.
Huh.
Huh.
Wow.
And it's funny because Grott couldn't find this for us, could they?
Okay, let's get Corey in here.
I need to get the likes up, motherfuckers, because we got a Corey in the house now.
Um Corey, what's up, man?
Can you hear me?
Yes.
Okay, what's up?
Let me get you up on screen here.
Uh let me minimize this.
Bear with me.
Uh you've been going for a while, you're just starting.
Yeah, no, I've been going for a minute, but let me go ahead and um and guys, uh, this is Corey Hughes.
If you guys don't know him, well, you guys need to know him.
He's the number one Kennedy researcher in the world.
I don't think anyone else knows the Kenny assassination to this degree better than this guy.
So you know, I've had him on a couple of times.
I think obviously today's a big day because they put out what, 80,000 um documents.
I mean, if you could kind of explain to them this declassification and this uh this block of information that was put out, Corey.
Sure.
We just got just under 1,300 documents, supposed to total 80,000 pages.
But I'm skeptical of what we're going to find.
Um I've made the predictions before.
You're gonna get a bunch of stuff on Russia, you're gonna get a bunch of stuff on Cuba, a bunch of stuff on Mexico City, and nothing of any real relevance that directly has to do with the assassination, I don't believe.
The things that I'm most interested in getting are tax, social security, and employment records, or even just FBI files that reference those things surrounding Oswald, his mother, and isn't basically the entire family.
Um so those are the things I'm interested in.
There is a 986-page file held by the Office of Naval Intelligence on Oswald's mother that goes back to 1941.
There's no reason for that.
Okay.
Basically, ultimately, she was part of naval intelligence.
She joined the Navy in 41 and they covered it up for some reason.
And that's what I'm interested in.
I'm interested in those kind of details.
Oswald's history.
Um, all of the good stuff in documents is number one already out there, and number two, not even associated with the Kennedy files.
Jack Valenti, he has his own file, right?
Not in the Kennedy files.
All the mob stuff that connects to Israel is in the mob files.
Uh so all the good stuff, in my opinion, we already have.
Okay.
There's not and the stuff that they're not gonna give us, they're never gonna give us so.
So I do want to show you this.
Um Nick just actually tweeted this, which I think is very interesting.
Um let me kind of share screen with you and I'll show you what I mean here.
Um at this.
Can you see that on your under on uh let me see if I can make this bigger?
Yes.
You can see that, right?
Um so it says here from the JFK files, the CI has no objection to declassification and or release of information in this document except these words.
Um and then it says the Israeli intelligence service, and then it says, except brackets, and then in here you could see the Israeli intelligence service.
So that should have been redacted or was redacted at one time, correct?
But now it's not.
I I'm assuming I don't know.
Um I I was hoping maybe you had maybe seen this before, or no, I haven't seen this before, but I mean, this is you know, par for the course.
Of course, Israel's behind everything.
They've been involved in every horrific act on the planet since the goddamn turn of the century before there even was an Israel, because the same guys, um, Chain Wiseman and Ben Gurion and all those guys were active post, you know, the mid-1920s and 30s.
So to me, the idea that Israel was behind the assassination was like a starting point.
Really, when you come to understand the 20th century, what you come to understand is the 20th century is the story of Israel, and Kennedy was nothing but a bump in the road.
Question for you.
Um, because there's a mention here of James Angleton working with them.
Um can you tell the audience a little bit about James Angleton uh and his he was the head of counterintelligence of the Western Hemisphere, which means he ran all operations in America and this this hemisphere.
And that included all the spy craft trade craft, all the stuff we're not supposed to know about.
He was a hardcore Zionist too.
Hardcore.
In my opinion, he was the highest level um Israeli spy in the government up until Ram Emanuel, who was the chief of staff for Obama.
So that's about as high up as you can get, being a spy.
But James Angleton was a diehard Zionist, just like all those guys, and that's a big question that the world has yet to answer.
Why were all the founders of American intelligence diehard Zionists?
But even before there was an Israel.
Why?
Yeah.
The only answer I can come up with was Israel was supposed to be the home base of this new world order that was supposed to come to fruition, which seemingly has hit a road bump with the Trump administration in some aspects.
Yeah.
No, um, and it's interesting because uh, you know, we know that there was quite a bit of um uh let me here, let me stop.
And we know that obviously um Israel had quite a bit to play when it comes to um the whole JFK assassination.
I don't know if Trump maybe knew this or he didn't know it.
Um, but it seems here, I mean, this is just clear as day here on this tweet, saying the CIA doesn't have a problem with it, and Angleton worked with the CIA, uh James Angleton.
So for the um for them to say, oh, except for the brackets, and then it says Israeli intelligence service, like I mean, that's pretty fucking telling.
Yeah, yeah, it is.
Um, and I think you'll find that throughout a huge portion of FBI and CIA files in general.
Every time Israel does something, it gets covered up.
You know, so that's not I don't think that's gonna be anything newer.
It's nothing new or shocking to me.
The idea they would admit it is a little shocking.
Um let me ask you this, Corey.
So two things that stuck out to me, right?
They spent uh the the documents, because I was kind of going through them, a lot of it centers around Oswald and Mexico City.
Right and him trying to get visas for Cuba and uh Russia um in Mexico City.
Me and you have talked about that a little bit.
Um, but can you explain to the people um how that probably was not the Oswald that we think of?
Right.
So Oswald allegedly went down to Mexico City, September or allegedly left September the 24th of 1963, and allegedly goes down there attempting to get a visa into Cuba so that then he can get back to the Soviet Union, which doesn't really make any sense when you come to understand Oswald's take on the Soviet Union once he returned.
He was not a fan.
He didn't think that They implemented communism the way it was supposed to be.
So he wasn't um he he shouldn't have been looking to hop back to the Soviet Union.
That contradicts the statements that we know he made to people about the Soviet Union.
So but when you dig into Mexico City, what you'll find is that one of the men who was impersonating Oswald was a guy named Carrie Thornley.
And Carrie Thornley made several stops through Mexico City leading up to that event in Mexico City in September.
First off, Oswald couldn't have been in Mexico City because the person who went to Mexico City, the latest they could have left would have been the 25th of September, about 145 p.m.
There was a 145 p.m. bus that went, and that could have made it, but it didn't.
It did he didn't make it there because on the 26th, when he was supposed to be crossing over into Mexico City, I have documents proving he was still in New Orleans where he's closing out his PO box.
Corey, can you because we got a lot of new viewers here?
Um can you quickly tell them who Carrie Thornley is?
Because I don't think I don't think I've talked to them extensively.
I've talked about it before, but basically, chat, so you guys know, and he's gonna go into this.
There was multiple Oswalds, is is what it was.
Um but can you tell them real quick who Carrie Thornley was?
I'm gonna try to pull up a picture of him.
Or do you want to share a screen?
Uh no, not at the moment.
Um I don't have my notes in front of me.
So Carrie Thornley basically was a uh if you do want to share, I'll let it though, if you have anything you want to share.
Sure.
Um Carrie Thornley was a Marine buddy of Oswald, sort of.
He knew Oswald for about two months in Santa Ana, California in the Marines.
And the weird thing is Oswald is alleged to have been a radar operator, but he never was.
He was a plotting board operator, which is the clear board where they mark latitude and longitude.
That's what he did in the Marines, but he really never even did that because he was in trouble all the time.
But Kerry Thornley um knows Oswald at Santa Ana.
After that, Carrie Thornley will be sent to Atsugi, Japan, where he basically does an investigation on Oswald.
He uses an alias of Rick Thornley, and he begins to investigate Oswald, take pictures of people in the unit with him.
Basically, he's preparing to become Oswald once he gets back to the States.
And so Kerry Thornley, to me, unquestionably is the man who was in Mexico City.
He passed through Mexico City in both May and September of 1963.
In my opinion, that was a s to prep for the interactions he was going to have at the Cuban embassy, where he tries to get a visa, where he speaks broken Russian, where Oswald is known to have spoken fluent Russian.
And so you have a lot of problems with that trip.
And that's I knew they were gonna harp on that.
I knew a lot of the documents were gonna be about Mexico City, because there's a lot of mystery around Mexico City.
And when you go through all the statements of people who worked at the CIA station in Mexico City, they're all conflicting and they're all like, Oh, I don't know what happened.
I didn't know I don't know why we don't have pictures.
You know, they basically um try to um they they feign incompetence, basically.
But Kerry Thornley um was heavily involved in the setup of Oswald.
He gets back to New Orleans in February of 61 and begins to impersonate Oswald in various places.
He's even arrested one time, gives the name of Oswald when Oswald is clearly in the Soviet Union.
Um he attempts to go to buy trucks or get a price quote for trucks at a place called Bolton Ford in February or January of 61, and he uh gives the name of Lee Oswald.
And so you have this man Kerry Thornley, who's setting Oswald up all over the place.
And then once Oswald gets back, allegedly from Mexico City, um, Carrie Thornley then proceeds to go through a bunch of small towns in Texas where he identifies himself as Lee Oswald and attempts to get a job at a radio station, and he's seen with Marina Oswald and her kids, and who knows where the real Oswald is this entire time.
But ultimately, um Carrie Thornley will end up in Dallas where he impersonates Oswald in Dallas.
He goes to multiple places pretending to be Oswald.
Um and ultimately he will be the man who shoots J.D. Tippett, the police officer who's killed in Dallas that day, and he's identified again as Oswald.
Uh he will then be arrested from the Texas theater.
And I think it's important, just so people know that you're not like, you know, making up some crazy stuff.
There was only one witness that saw JD Tippett get killed, right?
And it was a black woman, and she saw two individuals that ran away after he was shot, which goes against the official narrative.
Right, we talked about Akilah Clemens, and there were two other witnesses, actually, Frank Wright and Doris Holan.
And their testimony is largely overlooked, but they put two people at the tip at shooting.
One of them was David Ferry, and the other was Carrie Thornley.
And when you dig into Carrie Thornley more and the relationship with him and the Sunday.
Right, Lawrence Howard.
Sorry.
So Lawrence Harold wasn't there.
No, he was at the he was in the sniper's nest.
He was one of the shooters of the sniper's nest, Lawrence Howard.
Okay.
So uh, but Carrie Thornley and David Ferry were responsible for the shooting of Tippett.
Um and from there, Carrie Thornley will flee.
He'll end up in the Texas Theater.
The entire story you know about Oswald entering the Texas theater and going up and all that most of it is fiction.
Most of it was the actions of Kerry Thornley.
So Kerry Thornley was the man who was just heavily involved in the setup of Oswald in the days and months leading up to the assassination.
Gotcha.
So as far as like, what are your thoughts, I guess, uh on these documents being uh declassified?
They spent quite a bit of time.
I was going through Grok asking like questions and stuff like that.
They talk about intercepts.
They talk about how um the FBI had warned that he was going to be killed and it seemed that Oswald was going to be killed and they didn't do anything about it.
Um what else?
I'm trying to look at it.
Right.
Well, um, as far as that goes, the Dallas police department the day before the transfer um got a bunch of calls uh where they said Oswald's gonna be shot.
And in my opinion, it was Jack Ruby because Jack Ruby didn't really want to go through with it, but he didn't have much of a choice.
You know, when you're when your mob bosses tell you to do something, you do it.
And so, and plus at that time Jack Ruby already had cancer.
Okay, a lot of people think he got some secret super cancer while he was in prison and died in what, 68?
No.
Um Jack Ruby was diagnosed with cancer in the 1950s, and so I'm pretty sure he was given that order because they knew he didn't have much time left anyway.
Um so yeah, I'm looking, and now there's also talk about Efron, a Jewish CIA officer who later lived in Israel, wrote on June 22nd, 1962, a memo about Oswald's correspondence while he was in Minsk.
Did that name ever come across in your research?
Uh Efron, yeah.
He's uh Israeli spy guy, and um he was more connected with the Numex stuff, if I'm not mistaken, than he was with the Kennedy stuff.
Okay.
So I'm not too familiar, but the name has popped up for me for sure.
Okay.
Um and then they talk about the Eagle Falls.
Um let's see here.
I'm trying to look at some of the stuff.
Because I asked a couple of questions of Grok.
Um they talk about an intercept on uh let's see here.
On October 10th, 1963, 42 days prior.
Um let's see here.
Uh later CIMM assassination mitts.
You know what?
Let me share a screen with you just so you can see what I'm looking at here.
Let me share screen.
Uh boom.
All right, can you see that?
Yes.
Okay.
All right.
So I asked a couple of questions.
Um tell me about October 7th, uh 10th, 1963 CIA intercept.
And it goes here.
Um on October 10th, 1963, the CIA intercepted a phone call, Mexico City involving a man identifying himself as Lee Oswald.
This was part of a broader surveillance operation targeting the Soviet Union and uh Cuban embassies run by CIA's Mexico City station under Went Scott.
Oswald had visited both embassies in late September 63, seeking visas for Russia and Cuba.
The intercept captured him speaking with a Soviet official later identified as Valerie Kostikov, a known KGB officer tied to Department 13, which is I guess apparently apparently the sabotage and assassination department.
Kostakov was the head of the embassy, the Russian embassy in Mexico City at the time, also.
Okay.
Um was he actually so he was KGB this guy?
Yeah.
Okay.
The call itself was mundane.
Oswald checking on his visa status, but his significance lies in who he contacted and what the CIA did or didn't do with it.
The new files include a cable from that day.
What is the cable?
Is that like uh I guess a translation?
This is a message.
Okay.
From that day, signed off by senior CIA officers like Thomas Karmas Scenes, assistant deputy director for plans, Jane Roman and John Witten.
It shows they reviewed Oswald's file after Mexico City Station chief when Scott cabled Langley on October 8th asking who is this guy?
The cable notes Oswald's CV Soviet defection, 1959-1960 to 1962.
His recent arrest in New Orleans for clash clashing with anti-casual exiles and his fair play for Cuba committee activism, hardly the profile of a nobody yet.
Instead of flagging this in Mexico City or the FBI with urgency, they cited a sale 1962 State Department memo claiming Oswald had matured in the USSR downplaying his current activities.
So that's that's something that's kind of important because you have Oswald and he comes back from the Soviet Union and he tells people that life there sucked.
He's like it sucked, you know.
But then he continues to allegedly profess for communism and tries to get back to the Soviet Union.
Like none of that makes any sense.
Okay.
Um and is that what makes you think that this the person that they intercepted was actually not Oswald, rather it was uh Carrie Thornley?
It had to have been somebody else because this is another problem.
Um Oswald was back in allegedly, Oswald left Mexico by October the 3rd, and by October the 5th, he's witnessed in Alice, Texas, which is a small town.
And so this date doesn't really make much sense because he's already out of the country.
So even if he had, even if they had a visa for him, it would have been dead there because there's a time limit and you have to pick it up in person.
So unless he was planning on making another trip, which there's no indication of ever.
Um, the entire Mexico City story really to me falls apart once you realize that Kerry Thornley, number one, was impersonating Oswald everywhere else, and number two had been to Mexico City two times before this incident.
He went in May and he went in September.
And this is another thing that's really odd.
During those months that Kerry Thornley left, which was from May to September of 63, is when Oswald shows up in New Orleans from May to September of 63, right?
So you have one Oswald coming and the other one who was impersonating him leaving.
So there's a two-week overlap at the beginning and the end, which I have no doubts that these are the only times Carrie Thornley interacted with Oswald, but I have no doubts he did interact with Oswald because he handled Oswald in regards to Fair Play for Cuba committee.
So let me make this really clear.
Oswald was not a communist, he was an agent.
And Oswald did not have anything to do with the Fair Play for Cuba committee whatsoever.
There are letters written from Oswald to the Fair Play for Cuba committee, and they're fakes.
Okay.
They're forgeries written after the fact.
All the communications with the guy who was running Fairplay for Cuba Committee at the time, VT Lee, all those communications were most certainly not written by Oswald.
They have wrong information in them, which proves they were backdated.
And so Oswald never had anything to do with the Fair Play for Cuba committee.
The flyers that he was filmed handing out on the street corner, that entire incident was set up.
He was handed those flyers by Kerry Thornley, who was the man who was identified by the owner of the print shop as having those flyers printed.
So Kerry Thornley, again, major player in this setup who's completely ignored.
And so, yeah.
Um Oswald didn't have anything to do with communism on a realistic or legitimate basis.
Okay.
All the interviews he gave where he talked about communism were definitely staged.
And the reason he came back to America was that he loved America.
And he even loved Kennedy, is what he told people.
So nothing about the official story that were told is true.
They created was called a legend.
A legend is a false background for a spy.
That's it.
Okay.
That's Oswald in a nutshell.
So he was so the Oswald that we know, the one um this guy right here, just for the audience.
That's Jim Garrison.
Uh no, no, no.
I'm gonna I'm gonna put him up right now.
Army Oswald.
Well, early Harvey Oswald, I should have put that.
Okay.
Um this one, the one that we know, this guy was never a spy.
This guy never shot Kennedy.
He was just basically like you said, a Patsy.
Carrie Thornley was really the one.
Well, he was definitely a he was definitely involved with intelligence going back to the Marines.
And honestly, prior to the Marines, when you get into his family, which I don't want to get too off on a tangent tonight because yeah, that's a whole rabbit hole into itself.
The story of Oswald and the story of the assassination are two different stories.
They intersect, but they're generally two different stories with two different motivations of why Oswald who was who he was and why he did what he did.
And the assassination, which really, when you read my book, I have an opening chapter on Oswald, but the rest of the book that explains how everything went down, has nothing to do with Oswald.
It's all Oswald impersonators, and the Oswald impersonations were to me very easily uh determined based on the company he kept.
Because like William Seymour was impersonating Oswald at the shooting range and at the book depository, because I don't have any evidence Oswald ever worked at the book depository.
To me, it's uh it's another one of the part of the legend that they created.
Every aspect and witness statement that day about Oswald being at the book depository falls apart when you start to dig into the details and how things should have been.
And so this man was definitely um involved in covert activities.
What those were, we don't really know.
Okay.
Um so let me see here.
So I put the intercept here, which you're saying this was not him.
And then the other telltale sign you said is the person that spoke that was in Mexico City, spoke broken Russian, but the real Oswald, the one well, the one I showed the picture of, this guy actually was fluent in Russian.
That's correct.
And that's a major, major point of contention that even I can't figure out there is no period of time in Oswald's life when he could have taken the time to learn Russian and be as fluent as he was.
Period.
Um it does not fit anywhere into the Oswald's story.
When he was in the Marines, some of the Marines said he was listening to records, uh Russian language records to learn how to speak Russian, and that when he spoke, he spoke what they thought was very fluently.
You don't learn that by records.
And a lot of people say he went to the Monterey Language School in San Francisco.
You don't learn it in three weeks at a language school either.
Russian is one of the most complicated languages.
It takes years to learn.
And those years, Oswald just didn't have.
There's no evidence of any kind that he was studying Russian for years leading up to his defection.
And there were some people in Russia who said that he didn't speak Russian while he was there.
He spoke English.
And so that is a major point of investigation that needs to be done, which I will eventually do once I wrap up my my new book that I'm gonna start here soon.
Nice.
Um so I I did ask, and you can see on the screen, right?
You can see my screen.
I I asked, um, what are the top five things no one knew until today on the newly released JFK files?
So they got number one, CI's closer monitoring of Oswald on Mexico City trip, but you're saying that wasn't really Oswald, that was Thornley.
Right.
Uh two, FBI ignored a specific threat to Oswald's life.
Um but that's well known already.
Okay.
Um nothing here is new that I've seen so far.
Okay.
CIA funding link to Astro Group.
Um, the let's talk about this one.
So press witness testimony on a second shooter.
The file includes a previously buried statement from a Dallas bystander who claimed to hear a shot from the grassy knoll, which me and you have talked about the grassy knoll a lot.
Uh long-standing conspiracy vocal point and proof this adds fuel to the second shooter debate beyond what the House Select Committee on Assassination Explore 1979.
And didn't uh Angleton's testify in uh uh in this in these hearings in the 70s?
No, he testified in the yeah, the church committee is when he testified, and I believe it was possibly the House Select Committee also, but those are still classified, right?
In regards to witnesses to his second shooter, we've had a witness named Ed Hoffman for many years, who was one of the witnesses who allowed me to place David Ferry on the knoll.
Um, because he describes a man wearing a blue jacket, like a suit jacket, and with a black felt help with a wide band.
And that's the only suit that David Ferry ever owned.
And so, yes, I clearly put David Ferry on the grassy knoll based on the testimony of Ed Hoffman, which has largely been overlooked.
So that's not new either.
So four out of five points are not new.
Okay.
Um let's see here.
So so you think this witness more than likely is probably Hoffman?
Oh, 100%, yeah.
He's the most, um, it's the most descriptive witness that puts a second shooter involved of all the witnesses.
Um, the other thing I was gonna say, um, is Angleton's testimony still classified to this day?
I was told that he he did he had a uh closed hearing where he testified back in the 70s and to this day is still classified.
Is that true or were you able to get a hold of the um that I'm not sure of?
I haven't spent a lot of time on Angleton's relation to this because he was the head of Western Hemisphere operations, which means he was the top guy.
The top guy is never really has his hands too in the mix, you know what I mean?
He is overseeing and guiding from a distance, and so to me, I haven't really found the obviously he was involved, so it is no for me, it was not really a uh high priority to connect him to it because it's obvious because of his position and his relationship with guys like Ted Shackley, who ran the JM wave station out of Miami, right?
So, like I say before, the study of the assassination is the study of relationships.
And when you come to understand the relationships at play here, it's obvious who was involved and who wasn't.
And Angleton certainly was involved at a higher up level, but the higher up you go, the less strings there are to connect them to the actual stuff happening on the ground.
So I'm not overly concerned with Angleton in this allegedly there was a big Oswald file found in his safe after he died that no one's ever seen.
Trump isn't gonna release that.
Um, you know, how many documents have been shredded already?
I mean, tons, I'm sure.
Um so okay.
Uh the other thing I was gonna say, because I know Angleton, when he died, uh, you know, they mourned him in Israel and they said that he was one of the greatest allies to to Israel.
Right.
But he was basically an Israeli spy, fundamentally.
He had a direct connection to the heads of Israel.
And he again, he was one of these diehard Zionists, which doesn't make any sense to me to this day.
Um, and then let me see here.
And then the next thing they got here is uh Mafia CI annexes an anti-Kennedy sentiment.
Why tap transcripts reveal mob boss discussing taking care of Kenny with Cuban operative side to both CIA-backed anti-cash reference and Robert Kenny's crackdown on organized crime.
I mean, but we had known about that too.
Yeah, all none of those are new.
No, none of those five points are new.
And here's the thing that nobody understands is the relationship between the CIA, the mafia, and the Israelis.
That's the Israel.
That's the relationship that killed Kennedy.
And it takes a lot of research to dig into these relationships to understand that like the LA mob was being run by Menachem Began by 1963.
He was basically giving orders to Mickey Cohen from to who was in jail, who would then relay orders to his men.
Three weeks before the assassination, it is well documented.
Menachem Began and Yitzhak Shamir were living in Los Angeles.
At this point, Menachem Began had been the personal rabbi of Mickey Cohen since 1949.
So you've got 14 years of relationship built up by this point in 1963.
And so ultimately, they will send a guy named Al Gruber.
Begin was a terrorist for the uh Ergun and the uh Haganah.
Yep.
He was a leader of them.
He found he was the father of all terrorism in the world and proud of it.
So ultimately, what you have is you have Al Gruber, who is the right-hand man to Mickey Cohen, who at this point is taking orders from Menachem Began, goes to visit Jack Ruby three weeks before the assassination.
The first phone call Jack Ruby makes after Oswald is arrested is to Al Gruber.
Okay.
That's the moment that Al Gruber gave Jack Ruby the order to shoot Oswald.
That's where that came from.
Nowhere else.
No other story or uh trail leads there.
How do you spell it?
Well, I'm trying to find him right now on Yeah, you had it right.
It's Alexander look at Alexander Gruber.
Oh, Alex Gruber.
Okay.
Gruber.
This guy?
No.
No.
Try Alexander Gruber.
Okay.
Nope.
Neither one of those.
All right.
Alexander Gruber.
And put Mafia and I might bring it up.
Yeah, I know.
Jack Ruby Associates has got to be a.
Oh, yeah.
Check that out.
What is that?
Yeah.
Statements from Al Gruber here.
Okay.
Scroll up.
That looks like a looks like some sort of deposition of Gruber at the House Committee.
Yeah.
No picture though, it looks like.
No.
A lot of those mob guys you don't find pictures of.
Yeah, fair enough.
But this is the guy that basically told them to um Yeah, he gave the he had to have given the order, which came from the is directly from the Israelis who were it who are in bed to the to the hilt with the mafia from 46 all the way through here in 63.
That relationship kind of petered out in the 70s when Meyer Lansky went on the run.
But for that entire basically, you know, 30-year period or so, they were all one organization acting in unison together.
Um the mob set up the drug trafficking routes between Venezuela and Saigon, which funded the state of Israel to begin with.
So if it wasn't for the mob, there would be no Israel.
Yeah.
Yeah, getting the weapons over there and everything.
And uh well, my let me ask you this, because I've always kind of wondered this.
What was David Ferry's incentive to be on the grassy node with Jack Valenti shooting at Kennedy?
What was his hated Kennedy, but ultimately he worked with the CIA because he was being blackmailed.
Um they were they had film of him banging these two underage black girls.
And but was this guy gay too?
Yeah, well, sort of.
I mean, he was married at one point in time.
So when you dig into David Ferry's history, you'll find tax records that show he had two dependents living in Tampa in 1949, I believe it was.
He was allegedly married and had a child, and there is actually a David Ferry Jr. who at the time of the assassination was a lieutenant in the fucking Marine Corps.
So no one ever talks about that.
No one ever mentions David Ferry's, he was just a sex freak, you know what I mean?
And he wanted to he would screw anything.
Most certainly a pedophile, most certainly used the civil air patrol as a child trafficking ring connected to these fake Catholic churches run by a guy named George Hyde.
So David Ferry was as as as low ball as it gets, but no, he hated Kennedy.
Uh according to a guy named Perry Russo, he carried around a stack of newspaper articles about an inch thick that were all about Kennedy that he had kept wrapped in rubber bands.
Um, but he never hesitated to let people know how much he hated Kennedy.
And then see, why the order so much?
The order what's that?
Why do you hate him so much?
Because you gotta think back then, everybody was a conservative.
There was no such thing as liberalism was what John F. Kennedy was, okay.
Ah that was such a shock to the culture that everyone thought he was a communist.
Gotcha.
Okay.
So not like today, it's different today.
Um you gotta even Democrats back then were conservatives, like by today's standards.
Yeah.
Uh so that was pretty much it.
And the whole Bay of Pigs, they felt abandoned, but I believe the Bay of Pigs was uh sh was a Fugazi.
I believe it was meant to fail to get to oust Kennedy.
That's my conclusion on the Bay of Pigs.
Because none of the none of it makes any sense.
They went in where very underprepared.
You know, they didn't have any money or weapons for the Cuban people's uprising.
And what here's a good thing.
Why didn't they have any money or weapons?
Why didn't the Cuban people who are going to have an uprising have any money or weapons?
Well, because all of it got deflected to Israel.
David Ferry and a number of his guys um broke into several, I think three total bunkers and armories that were used to store our World War II surplus.
And all that stuff ended up getting stored at um 544 Camp Street, Guy Bannister's office before it was shipped to a company in Virginia called Inter Arm Co.
Um that basically funneled it to Israel.
So all the money and all the arms that were ever raised for the anti-Castor Cubans allegedly made their way to Israel to fight the Palestinians.
That's why there was no Cuban people's uprising ever.
Also, something that was shocking to me that I noticed um when I was going through the documents is that the CIA had informants called um M. Carbone 1, 2, and 3.
And basically these guys were Miami Herald reporters that were planted to push narratives.
Um, and I think that goes to show, you know, people always say, oh, you know, intelligence agencies run news companies and they put out certain propaganda.
But in this case, um, I mean, I'm sure you probably already uh um had this information, but I found it crazy that they have informants that are reporters to push out certain narratives.
Yeah, that's the opera uh that was Mockingbird, basically.
That's the Mockingbird project, um, which was the infiltration of CIA into American media, which is where the Fair Play for Cuba committee came from.
The Fair Play for Cuba committee, this post supposed communist organization, it was a CIA front the whole time, and it was founded by two guys who worked for CBS, uh, Richard Gibson and Robert Chaber.
Um, they were both card-carrying CIA agents.
We know this, you know, in hindsight, looking back, but um they were working for CBS and the CIA at the same time.
So I'm pulling up Operation Mockingbird right now for the So when you pull up Mockingbird, the official here's the thing.
When you pull up the Mockingbird official story, what you get is some you get some story about how there were some New York reporters who were or they thought were communists, and so they investigated them, and that's what it was, and that's really just a cover story.
Um Mockingbird, really the infiltration of media is not very well documented in and of itself, the actual operation on how it did.
It's one of those things where they can't let people know that they're buying and that buying reporters, you know.
Yeah, and they're obviously doing it to this day, right?
Uh, you know, the media is very powerful.
Oh, yeah.
MSNBC, CNN, I mean, and from what you the USAID stuff is uncovering, it seems like the vast majority of the establishment were fucking communist traitors, basically.
Yeah.
Shit, man.
So um, so I mean, it's safe to say that you already knew all the stuff that they put on here.
Uh that uh the stuff I don't even know.
Have you gone through it at all?
I know just it's been a few hours.
I started clicking.
I go at through 20 or 30 documents, and just like I thought it was all gonna be about Russia and Cuba, and I haven't seen anything significant yet.
We're not gonna see anything significant yet.
If I don't get anything on Marguerite Oswald's tax history, I don't really care about much, honestly, because she's the genesis of it all.
She's the genesis of the Oswald operation in the from 41 onward, right?
We start having these Oswald anomalies in 45, and the Oswald anomalies, which indicate he was in two different places at once, last all the way until he uh until his death.
So yeah, and I'm like uh like I'm trying to like make sense.
Like right now, I got one of these documents in front of me.
Like this stuff, I mean, kudos to you.
So let me let me comment on this document real quickly.
Okay, so here it says the Opalaka refugee referral procedures, okay?
Opalaka was a secret CIA base that Oswald's brother worked at in 1955.
Okay.
So what the implication is, who knows?
But that base was very top secret, and you had to have very high security clearance to even work there, even as a guard.
And Oswald's brother worked there.
So Oswald went through all the same units that uh that his brother did, which is weird.
And I can tell you with certainty, at certain times during his life, his brother Robert Oswald went by the name Lee Oswald, which is very strange in and of itself.
You know, it's it's and I'm really happy that you're here with me, Corey, because like I was going through these documents, and uh I ain't gonna lie, I gotta give you a lot of credit because you've analyzed thousands of pages of CIA documents.
So I'm sure you for you this is like you look at a document, and it's incredible how quickly you can discern what it's talking about, where it came from, etc.
Um, you know, the classic.
Let me tell you something else.
So, like, um, so when you hear this thing is a lot of this is about Opalaka here, right?
And this is important, but it didn't have anything to do with Kennedy.
Yeah, so far removed from the actual thing.
Um I noticed that this next paragraph here, like it talks about JM Wave and PB Bruin, PB, PB Bruman.
Um so what's it say about JM Wave here?
Um and then look, there I saw a lot of mention of Ku Kubark.
I saw that a few times as well.
Kubark is Kubark is CIA.
That's all it's just their internal name for themselves.
Oh shit.
Okay.
Um and then yeah, and JM Wave, can you tell because I saw Jam Wave all over the place too.
So is Jam Wave this secret uh place basically in Opalaca?
Is that the name of it?
Well, JM Wave was based out of Miami, and JM Wave was the here's the thing the CIA is not supposed to operate in America.
Yes, but of course they fucking did.
And JM Wave was the largest CIA station that used the cover of like an insurance agency.
Um and they handled somewhere in the neighborhood of 30,000 operatives out of Miami.
So I am 100% convinced the top guys in JM Wave, Ted Shackley, George Johnitas, and David Morales were all involved in the assassination and were in Daily Plaza.
Okay.
And and we have proof of that.
I mean, me and you went over the pictures where Morales was there, Valenti was there, they jump on the car after the.
This is important here.
Let me talk about this, scroll up a little bit.
Okay.
Okay, so you've got right here, Operation Mongoose.
Let's talk about Mongoose.
Mongoose was actually run out of Opalaca at the time that Robert Oswald was there, or previous to when Robert after Robert Oswald was there, he was there when they were overthrowing um Guatemala.
When they were throwing overthrowing Guatemala in 55, that's when Robert Oswald was there.
As soon as that operation was over, they transferred to Operation Mongoose, and that brings in New Orleans.
That directly connects to New Orleans and all the guys down there who were running these cube anti-Cuban operations.
So Mongoose becomes very important because there was uh they started to set up a training camp north of Lake Pontra train.
It never really got off the ground, but they had weapons and stuff stored there in a shed.
And the FBI raided it and confiscated all that stuff and allegedly shut down Mongoose at that time.
That's talked about in the JFK film, if anybody has seen that.
Um but Mongoose ends up being like the central binding operation that a lot of the guys who were involved in the assassination had been previously connected to.
Let me ask you this, Corey, because I I I made this connection myself, and uh I'm sure you probably came to the same conclusion, but I thought it was crazy.
So the JFK movie, right, talks about what you mentioned here with the Cubans, the Mafia, CIA, etc.
But it makes no mention of Israel ever.
And then when I find out that, you know, Arnon Milchan, who funded this movie, uh spent like 150 million or some other insane amount of money who's a Zionist Jewish guy, um, and he was actually a part of their intel program to make sure that he protected their unacknowledged nuclear program.
Did he purposely fund the film to ensure that there was zero Israeli angle in this film?
Because JK to this day is the most popular.
Well, yes, it was definitely they wanted to avoid the Israeli angle, but these cocksuckers can't seem to help but brag about everything they do.
Seriously, yeah.
And I think that's what that fucking film was.
It was they were bragging that they got away with it.
And that but everything these people do also backfires because that movie led to the JFK Records Act, which got all the documents released, which led to me figuring out most of this stuff.
So if that movie never came out, the documents never would have come out, and we'd never have we'd never know anything.
So thank you to the Israelis for making that fucking piece of shit film.
Don't get me wrong.
I love the movie.
I've seen it a hundred times.
It is a fantastic piece of cinema.
Yeah.
But it it is a fantastic piece of propaganda as well.
And it completely diverts all the stuff.
It never mentions Carrie Thornley or Thomas Beckham or like any of the guys in New Orleans who had anything to do with the setup, right?
It doesn't mention Lawrence Howard or William Seymour, does it?
No.
Um it shows in the very opening scene a woman getting thrown out of the car.
That's the Rose Shermi incident that involved Arcacha and Emilio Santana, but they pretend like they didn't know who it was at the time, right?
And so yeah, it deflected from all the things that are important in the assassination and focused heavily on Oswald and his activities in the building that day, which were definitely not Oswald.
And I'm still to this day, the only person on planet Earth who puts that forth as as a theory that Oswald wasn't there that day because he couldn't have been there that day.
Doesn't make any sense whatsoever.
And every other Kennedy researcher still harps on activities of Oswald inside the book depository.
It's really quite frustrating.
You know, and um and I always thought that that was very interesting that like Arnold Milchan filmed This movie, and then he went on Israeli television and admitted that he was a spy and he was a part of their nuclear program, and his job was to make sure that it stayed unacknowledged.
So when I saw how hard they went on Clay Shaw and David Ferry, and they just really focused on that angle and the Cuban angle in the movie, which is a great movie.
I like it, by the way, by Oliver Stone.
Um, it's very obvious that it was designed to obfuscate.
Because if you ask any normie, hey, uh, what's the most you know popular piece of media that concerns JFK?
They're gonna go to the 1991 uh Oliver Stone film.
And it purposely misdirects the American public.
Yes, intentionally.
And that's the problem I have with the vast majority of Kennedy researchers is that the vast majority of Kennedy researchers, they just toss around the same footballs.
Yeah, they don't solve anything, they just they just move pieces around the board, you know.
It's it's it's it's so bad to the point it's got to be intentional.
I mean, you can't be these people can't be that stupid.
Anyone who studied Kennedy for 30 years and hadn't figured shit out is a moron, not an expert.
Yeah, matter of fact, hold on, let me look.
They're telling me my uh my thing right now that um that Mario's holding a space.
Let me see here if I can because I'm trying to get as many people familiar with your work as possible, Corey, because um, I think it's fucking ridiculous that um more people need to know about you, man, because this is wild stuff.
This is crazy information, and most people don't even know about it.
Um, you know, we got people like you know, Alex Jones, no offense, I love Alex Jones, but you know, he focused a lot on executive order uh one one and the Vietnam War.
Can you tell the audience real quick about the Vietnam War in this executive order that LO everyone tries to claim is the main reason Kennedy was killed?
Sure.
So the executive order that they talk about, I don't even know the number.
It basically was a troop reallocation in South Vietnam.
The pro the prime minister of South Vietnam was a guy named DM.
Okay.
So 10 months before Kenny was assassinated, the government, Kennedy's government, purchased six and a half billion dollars worth of helicopters and airplanes.
Okay.
They were ramping up the war.
They were not going to withdraw.
When you go through the ZR rifle files, which is the uh executive action assassination files, what you'll find is one paragraph where the CIA comments on that executive order.
And they commented that that executive order, the purpose of it was meant to put pressure on DM to allow this the US to get involved with their war because DM didn't want the U.S. involved with their war.
He was like, screw you guys, I don't want any part of it.
And so, since he wasn't cooperating, the CIA killed him, and that's what kicked off the war.
But the notion that Kennedy was gonna pull out is ridiculous.
The CIA even commented in these files that this executive order was meant specifically to put pressure on DM and it didn't work.
So they killed him.
I'm getting a bunch of uh chats right now.
And uh right now, as we speak, by the way, Corey, there is a uh breaking JFK re files revealed.
There's thousands of people in this Twitter space.
I kind of want to bring you in um if you're okay, and uh, and we kind of kind of gonna just break a lot of the stuff open because they're saying here, because a lot of this stuff they're talking about, the Israelis, me and you have talked about extensively already.
Um, but see, I see right here, for example, I'll show I'll pull it up on screen so you can kind of see my screen.
Someone says here, CIA cable, um 2025 uh can the obstacle gone and mentions U.S. friends who ease the path, hmm, Rubenstein.
And then it says another one, um Warren Commission exhibit uh 2025 278 Ruby.
Um let me show this.
I'm sorry.
It says Ruby rambles about big Jews saving him claims they told him to take care of it and saying amount of new evidence about the uh their Israeli involvement scroll this convo.
Let me jump in this Twitter space real quick.
Let's see what they're talking about.
I'll try to get us a mic so that they can um and JFK didn't.
The Israeli one, which I think is the strongest case, is they wanted nuclear weapons.
They live in the Middle East.
They think not having nuclear weapons is existential to them.
Who was in their way?
JFK.
Read his letters between him and Ben Gurion about Demona.
JFK was against uh he wanted to denuclearize the world to them, it was an existential threat to say that they wouldn't kill the president for something that would be existential to them.
And guess what?
LBJ did it did 100% change.
Like what really changed after I just requested a mic.
They're in here talking.
Uh once I get a mic, I could definitely jump in and I'll introduce you to the space.
Well that Israel has nukes, so it's it's kind of uh you know, I mean, I feel like it's just it is it really is just that simple.
Even who who's the one that directed the or labeled the path, or I guess uh came up with the path in Dallas that JFK was gonna travel on Sam Bloomfield another Zionist guy I mean you just start looking at all the people involved the corporations involved Permandex um even Abraham's a brooder another big but you have an uncommon you have to concede I think what Mickey's saying is like that's a lot of threads to connect to the documents the documents the documents really don't point clearly I hope you're ready
to fry them, Corey, because this guy, Jess Fields, in here, who you can see on screen, every time, because I've talked with him about this, and I say that there's Israeli involvement.
He always gets mad when I, it's like, well, really?
Just a coincidence.
And I'm like, bro, like, it's obvious.
So let me go ahead and unmute it.
Let's see.
You can have a mic.
And then we'll get to Joe.
Also, LBJ was, the only reason that Kennedy picked LBJ was because he was from the state of Texas and he needed him.
They hated each other.
And LBJ was under investigation by Bobby Kennedy, going back to some cotton that didn't exist down there.
And I posted a video on YouTube disguised as a history professor, former military.
And Corey, isn't it true that, and you correct me if I'm wrong here, I was told that LBJ basically blackmailed JFK to become his running mate.
And if he didn't, he was going to expose the fact that he was having sex with a lot of women.
JFK.
You know, that's a possibility for sure.
They definitely did not like each other at all.
Kennedy needed the South.
He thought Johnson could bring him that.
Give him Texas.
Yeah, but Johnson was an Israeli puppet from the jump.
So once he got in, he gave them the keys to the kingdom.
Gotcha.
Okay.
Let's see what else these guys are talking about here, because I know you're probably going to be able to.
That they want to nuke.
Well, no, to me it is.
And I didn't, maybe you guys are more ballsy than I am.
Mario and Sarah.
What was it?
was very new for me was that the guy who shot the president 30 days before was in Mexico meeting with a high level KGP agent that is new oh okay so that was already that was known but I mean to me that's much less that's concrete evidence.
Uh Joey you're saying that this was no I think it was blowing Mickey's mind.
It was blowing my mind but I I'm not bald deep on the change to me that's like hard evidence that like there's a connection between the cage like this elite KGB unit and the guy who shot the president of the United States.
I mean the other the argument that you're making is more like is is more is more like they want to nukes Kennedy said no and then you're gonna you have to tell me they murdered him there's more like you know like did he meet with another Israeli intelligence before he killed himself James Angleton CIA CI agent working on and this is the document I shared working on multiple operations with the is with the Israeli intelligence service right that's that's number one.
Two, then I also put under there in the comments a link where Angleton is pointing everything to Russia, right?
Like another operation where he's – the mail drops that I spoke about before, he's pointing everything to there.
But we also know that there were agents in what used to be Czechoslovakia, right?
And you'll see those in the reports too, that Czechoslovakia was also involved.
So it's – I don't think they tried to frame Russia.
Yeah.
I think probably used Russia I think there were multiple people I think the strongest evidence is the fact that why is the Israeli intelligence involved in multiple operations inside the US and the person who and and I I'll put the link up to that too the person who was was following Oswald was later revealed to be a Jewish spy like that's weird.
Mickey, the guy who knows the info, who's tracking him, tracking his every movement, he's dropping on him.
They said they're going to close down in about 10 minutes, but let's see if we get a mic and we can get in here.
He's a spy who then right after this happens moves back to Israel?
So you're saying the guy who was following Oswald to get his intelligence?
If not, they're lost, whatever.
No biggie.
But there's like 6,000 people in here in this Twitter space.
CIA agents who turned out to be an Israeli spy as reported by Israeli media.
So if you want to fill in the blanks, there's as many blanks to fill in on that story as there is Oswald met this guy going to look for a visa which this this is reported he was going for a visa.
Um wind up meeting the guy that's already been there for two years prior without ever meeting Oswald knows Oswald's going to Mexico City and they put them there two years earlier to then turn him into a killer.
Like I you know, it's just as many, it's just as many uh links missing as there is with the other stories.
Do you think it hasn't come up yet?
And I think it's kind of fascinating that we're not talking about this.
Oswald's connection with the Soviet Union were well known.
He defected to the Soviet Union in 1959 and lived there for three years.
So it's not like this is a huge revelation.
If they said anything that's wrong, let me know, Corey.
I'll mute them and you could correct them if they're saying something wrong.
He lived in the Soviet Union, he denounced his American citizenship in 1959 and lived there until I think it was either 62 or 63.
I can't remember.
So all these connections with the Russians in Oswald are very real and substantiated.
It's something we know about.
I just think that's important to add that context.
So I got a question for Joe and Uncommon.
And look, I don't speak for Mickey, but Mickey, I've spoken with you enough that I think I can say you're a fair-minded person, and you'll just go wherever the evidence leads.
I think that's I think that's true.
I think you would agree with that.
And I think that's Sarah, too.
I think that's most folks, honestly, on this space.
So the thing is, like, look, if the evidence points to this or that state actor, I don't really care who did it.
I just want to know who actually killed JFK.
I mean, like, this is our president, he was beloved, he still is.
We know who's Joe and Uncommon.
The question I would have for you guys is there are, you know, supposedly 80,000.
I mean, there could be a hundred thousand, there could be a half a million, there could be ten thousand, but there's all these documents that have been held, you know.
I guess some of them maybe at Langley and other places, who knows where.
But do you think that these additional documents that were not in the possession of NARA, if they come out, do you think that they would back up your hypothesis, or would they make it like really no clearer than it is now?
I mean, in other words, like obviously documents could have been destroyed, and you know, I mean, maybe maybe that has been done or not.
But I'm just wondering, do you think that the picture's gonna get clearer, or is it gonna be about like where it is right now?
Because like I think whether we can say for sure that it's this or that state actor is gonna require more evidence, clearly, even for the Russian thing.
And yeah, I mean, I'm just wondering if you feel like it's gonna get clearer or or or not to back up your thought on that.
Uh to me, it's clear.
Listening to stuff like this is like the most frustrating stuff in the world.
They're tossing around the common football.
They're not digging a lot of evidence.
There probably was a second second uh shooter.
Um it actually increases the probability of it, not decreases it.
Um now, who controlled who?
Uh I think it there's always gonna be loose ties, to be honest with you.
And it's up to everyone to decide which one has stronger ties.
I don't think we're ever gonna get a clue conclusive answer as to if it was Russia or if it was a lot of people.
I'm about to do my own space because these guys are fucking retarded.
And I hope we do.
You can hang out for a little bit, Corey.
Yeah, I mean, I think no, there isn't a magic document, hey, here's what they did and how they did it.
That that was never going to happen.
That's not how documents work.
Actually, even so far, people that have figured out come up with the theories that they've come up with or come up with what I think is the most logical explanation.
You know, they're just looking through the documents, but they're also piecing piecing it together with other evidence.
But the other thing you have to realize is like this was uh this was obviously an operation.
So a lot of the documents, like I think when you guys are reading into oh, well, Oswald is going here, he's doing this.
I think you're going down like that's the trail they want you to go down.
Like to me, that's okay.
You're thinking, oh, well, this is exactly what it is.
Like, I don't think that's what it is at all.
So um, but there isn't there isn't a magic document, it's not gonna tell you exactly.
I had it right.
You gotta kind of piece it together.
Is there a why isn't there a document that like you know, someone in the CIA or like they read everything and they like wrote a letter that says we think it's X well?
Why does that not exist?
Let me let me also say one more thing about the Israeli thing is we have the CIA that even now with the documents they just released, they they cannot release things related to Israeli intelligence based on their agreements with other intelligence agencies.
We had a CIA guy in here earlier who basically explained that, and he explained it very well.
So I think that which to me proves more of the point that we're not gonna get, even if it is in this documents we have now, we're not gonna see them because they can't release that because uh it goes it it basically make it.
I guess it I don't know it violates the credibility of the CIA or their ability to get more information from the Israeli intelligence agencies today, right?
That makes sense.
And to me, that also is the most logical conclusion why we're not getting all you know that why we're why they can't redact everything on it.
You know, everybody's obviously dead.
Why can't they redact that information?
Because, you know, and some of it does make sense.
Obviously, if you you have to recruit other agents in the future, if you start giving away everyone's identity, then if you start giving away, hey, this is the Israeli intelligence agency, you're not gonna get more information from the Israeli intelligence agencies, which we know the intelligence agencies all work together.
But what I'm saying is that that's why I think that it's covering up for the Israeli Mossad connection is the is the most likely thing.
It's also the reason that our all of our politicians get uncomfortable because you know they they all run on a pro-Israel ticket.
Basically, everyone in our government does.
So anything that could damage that relationship.
It's the same thing with the Epstein files.
Everything it the re if you look at anything related to Epstein, it's obvious that it was a blackmail honey trap.
For most likely, obviously an Israeli Massad operation, and all the people that funded him were Zionists and Les Wexner and what what have you.
I mean, it's the same thing.
Why can't they release that information?
Trump Gaza condos are gonna fix everything.
Uh we are actually gonna wrap soon.
Look at the nest if you want to blow your mind.
Look in the Nest, because I think okay, that'll be more mind-blowing than the whole Russian story you just had.
I I will do it, but I uh I think we're about to wrap soon, so maybe look at the last run of hands.
Yeah, we're gonna do ours.
That's okay.
Ours about to be way better than this shit.
I've I'm I'm writing a lot of these posts that are going after.
Myron, I'm gonna run a grab Drick real quick.
Yeah, go ahead, go ahead, go ahead.
Are about Vietnam.
And I'm about to start up with my space here in a second with just me and you.
Like when he got assassinated, but before he got assassinated, and even after he got assassinated, like there's one from 1963.
So it it's kind of this is actually comical that they have these people on.
Meanwhile, I got like the number one guy on this shit, and they're not giving a mic.
This is the problem with a lot of these spaces, like people are just dumb.
Which is why I'm gonna fucking just uh uh we're just gonna run it ourselves.
You want something done right, you gotta do it yourselves.
You know what I mean?
So I'm gonna start this space up here in a second.
I think I might need to start it up on my phone though, because if I start it up on the computer, it might be fucked up, but I'm gonna definitely start.
Let me let me see here.
You know what?
I'll do it on my phone because I notice when I do it on my phone, it'll be a lot better more than likely.
All right.
So we're gonna bring all the Twitter listeners in, and obviously you guys watching on YouTube and Rumble, and we're live streaming it too.
So we're literally doing it all.
all right hold on let me unmute this oh did they close it I think they close it.
The thing I wanted to mention from the docs that I found That I think was very interesting because uh Joah had mentioned this he had mentioned the second shooter.
There are several documents in there, several documents that talk at length about different rifle testing, scope testing, range testing, and I just haven't had time to really think through that.
I'm a little bit tired as well.
But there's quite a lot in there that apparently was pertinent to the JFK investigation, where the CIA and the intelligence agencies were testing different types of weaponry.
I thought that's very interesting, and maybe at some point somebody will figure out what the exact connection was.
But it doesn't, at least on its face, have a clear thing where they're like, well, this is what Oswald must have done.
It's very interesting that they have those documents in there.
I just wanted to point that out.
Just we have to land because it's been a nine hour space.
Uh we are ready to sleep.
Ten hours.
I mean, LBJ's genitals.
Uh but I do, but I do want to do that.
I do want to say this.
I want to thank you.
Chat, as soon as they end there, I'm gonna start mine.
I am not an expert on this, so if I say anything dumb, I apologize.
As soon as they end this show, I'm gonna start mine, chat.
He just pointed it out.
He's rushing.
Bro, don't make me start doing judge.
She's gonna And I'll drop the website for you guys as well if you guys want to listen in on Twitter.
You can watch it live or you can listen in.
Um I don't know, but I want to thank everybody who came up and they're wrapping up theirs right now.
Corey, once they wrap up theirs, I'm gonna start mine.
Okay.
Post and everyone you this is really amazing.
I hope we continue to do this.
I'm learning.
Um I'm slightly mind-blown, but apparently I was like 10 years late, so you know what do I know?
Uh, but Sarah, what do you think?
You are the top D. I give you the last word before we close.
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Let's go.
I'm starting this thing up right now.
I'm going to start inviting some people as well.
I'm going to start inviting some people.
all right All right, so we're in here now.
Hold on one second.
Um let me go.
I can't join by myself.
Okay, there we go.
Now we join this way.
reconnect All right, what's up, guys?
Welcome to the space.
I got Corey Hughes in the house with me.
I see that we um I'm actually live on stream right now, by the way, guys, as well.
I'm live on YouTube, Rumble, X, and we even got a Twitter space going on with obviously a lot of this new information that's going on.
I got Corey Hughes in the house.
For those of you guys that aren't familiar, he's the number one JFK researcher.
Um, wrote a book on this where he actually names the shooters.
Um actually I'll grab a copy of it.
But Corey, can you introduce yourself to the people real quick?
Sure.
My name is Corey Hughes.
I wrote a book called A Warning from History, which I did just that.
I identified all the shooters.
Uh my podcast is called Corey Hughes Bloody History, and I do a substack called uh Bloody History World War II, which is almost exclusively on Hitler and the Nazis.
So I've been on Kennedy for about seven years, full time.
Um it is unquestionably the greatest mystery that the world has ever known.
Um, and really it's only a mystery because of the great lengths that the intelligence community went to to implement spy craft techniques in the setup of Oswald and the execution of the assassination.
So that's kind of what I focus on.
I focus heavily on propaganda, psychological warfare, those type of things.
And of course, Israel.
Um, Israel's involvement in the assassination, and we'll talk about that first because that's what they were talking about on Mario's stream.
Yeah, so I'm gonna go ahead and bring up some people uh because I'm sure they're gonna have some questions on this stuff.
Um let's see.
Um guys, yeah.
Welcome to the space.
I'm running this from uh yeah, we can hear you.
Who who's that?
All right, you can hear me.
You can hear me.
Yeah, what what's your question?
Uh Myron, I don't I really don't have a question, but I want to say that I uh appreciate what you do.
And everything that you say is just it seems so.
I appreciate that, bro.
I appreciate that, bro.
But we got a lot of people in here.
Um, you know, thank you for supporting.
Right.
We're trying to keep it focused on the topic at hand.
No doubt, no doubt.
Okay.
Uh uh, go ahead and do what you gotta do, brother.
Uh appreciate what you do.
Keep doing it.
Thank you.
Um, who let me see here, get some people up.
Uh I guess shit.
Let me Frank.
Hey, go to your bed.
Go.
Sorry, guys.
My dog is he's he's uh he wants some attention.
Sit.
Okay.
Um let me see here.
So yeah, Corey, they're um so they're they're showing here that they're this Israeli angle.
Um, they haven't been wanting to expose it because what what they were saying before in the other space that we were in, where they were saying um the US government can't declassify things that Israel might not necessarily want to stay classified, if I'm not mistaken.
Right.
So let's talk about Israel.
Sure.
And you have to understand the relationships at play here.
I've said this many, many times.
The study of history is the study of relationships.
And the relationships at play that killed Kennedy were obviously the CIA, the mafia, and the Massad.
The relationships with the CIA and the Mafia are more obvious.
Um, we know about those going back to what, 44, the docks in New York, and Lucky Luciano.
But really, the most important relationship is between the Israelis or the pre-Israeli Zionists going back to 45 and 46 and the Mafia, particularly via their connection through Meyer Lansky, who is a Jew, a Polish Jew, not an Italian, who ran the large-scale mafia syndicate for basically 40 years.
Um basically what you have is 1946.
We'll get into some specifics here.
1946, David Ben Gurion sends a guy named Reuven Daphne, who is an emissary for a group called the Haganah, which is a pre-Israeli Zionist terrorist organization.
Ben Gurion knows the mob is run by Jews, not Italians.
So he sends Reuven Daphne to meet with Bugsy Siegel in Los Angeles in 1946.
This is the birth of the relationship between the Israelis and the United States Mafia.
Reuben Daphne and Bugsy Siegel have a conversation, and Daphne tells Bugsy Siegel that they're fighting the Palestinians.
And Bugsy Siegel is taken aback.
He's like, You mean Jews have grown a backbone and they're fighting something?
I mean, he couldn't believe it.
Reuven Daphne explains the Palestinian situation to him, and ultimately Bugsy Siegel will give Reuven Daphne 50 grand over a course of about three months.
This is just the beginning of the relationship between the U.S. Mafia and the pre-Israeli Zionists who will be the Israelis.
Israel wouldn't exist if it wasn't for the mob.
Then you have the Sanborn Institute, David Ben Gurion, partners with Rudolph Sanborn.
And the idea is after World War II, the Israelis wanted our surplus weapons that were no longer needed so that they could fight the Palestinians.
We refused to give them to them.
So what does Ben Gurion do?
He sets up the Sanborn Institute with Rudolph Sanborn, and for the next 20 plus years.
American Jews mostly, um, and some guys connected to the Kennedy assassination, David Ferry and his crew in New Orleans.
There were break-ins to these uh bunkers and armories across America that held all of our surplus, and they stole it and they sent it via a company in Virginia called Inter Armco, which was run by a CIA agent named Samuel Cummings.
Samuel Cummings also is the man who imported the Carcano rifle via his other company, Adams Consolidated.
But ultimately you have these weapons that are stolen from these bunkers in these armories.
And this is connected to Kennedy because many Kennedy researchers believe that David Ferry's break-ins to these bunkers were to support the Anticastra Cubans.
That's a lie.
The Cubans never got any weapons or money or any of the stuff raised for them because it was all deflected to Israel via this company InterarmCo out of Virginia.
So that's just the beginning of the relationship between the pre-Israeli Zionists who would go on to be the Israelis and the Mafia.
This relationship solidifies over the next 14 or 15 years, bringing us to the assassination.
And in that time, the Mafia is participating in Israel's stealing of our nuclear material from Apollo, Pennsylvania, the Numec plant.
So Numek, founded by Zalman Shapiro, uh a Jew from Philadelphia.
He starts this Numet corporation.
The Israelis basically get a contract to create nuclear materials for the Navy.
And over a period of uh six or seven years, uh around 600 pounds of enriched uranium makes their way to the Demona reactor.
And the shipping at the ports was all overseen by the US Mafia.
This is the relationship that people need to understand.
This is the relationship that killed Kennedy.
And the relationship between these two organizations and the CIA is pretty well established at this point.
If you ask me, the CIA takes their orders from Tel Aviv and always has.
I don't think that that's changing anytime soon on this, honestly.
Uh but that is the foundation of the relationships that led to the assassination.
Now Mickey Cohen is in jail at the time of the assassination.
His right-hand man is a name right hand man is a name, a guy named uh Al Gruber.
And so three weeks before the assassination, it's very well established.
Menachem Begin and Yitzhak Shamir are living in Los Angeles.
They've been partners with the LA Mafia for what, 14 years a minimum at this point, probably longer.
Al Gruber gets sent to Dallas to meet with Jack Ruby.
This is three weeks before the assassination.
According to Gruber, it was just coincidence he was in Dallas and happened to meet with him.
Bullshit.
After Oswald is arrested at the Texas Theater.
The very first phone call that Jack Ruby makes is to Al Gruber in LA.
This is the connection between the Kennedy assassination and the Israelis directly through Al Gruber and the LA Mafia.
So this is what people aren't talking about.
People are talking about the obvious stuff with Israel.
But it's these it's the minutiae and the understanding of these relationships going back to 1945-46 that everyone really needs to understand to understand the assassination.
Now, in regards to the front companies used, obviously the man at the top of the pyramid of this is David Ben Gurion.
The way I see it, the evidence for this to me is there have been books written about this.
It's kind of overwhelming.
Um the orders probably went down from Ben Gurion to Menachem Began, Shamir and Rabin, those three guys who were basically the functioning heads of Israeli intelligence at the time.
Uh even though it was Mir Amit who was on paper as the head of the Mossad in 1963.
These guys, like I said, living in Los Angeles.
Yitzak Rabin flies into Dallas the night before the assassination.
Okay.
It's it's documented in his wife's memoir.
Both of them were in Dallas.
She caught an earlier flight out than he did.
And when she got home to Israel, she read about the assassination in Dallas and couldn't believe it because they were just there.
So Rabin was in Dallas.
Okay.
So that's the other connection to Israel right there.
Um, to me, overlooking all of these facts to me is to ignore the assassination entirely.
These are the fundamental relationships, the mafia, the CIA and the Israelis that led to the assassination.
And once you get into the CIA, that extends to all the other government agencies.
Um, particularly the Secret Service, who was heavily involved in the actual pulling off of the assassination that day.
So this is all outlined in my book, um, a warning from history.
I don't really touch upon the Israeli aspect too much.
I would got more into the minutia of the fine details of who pulled the triggers and how I know that and all that stuff.
Um the Israeli angle requires a book unto itself.
So, but that's it for my preamble.
Um, if there's any questions in regards to the Israeli angle, I can probably answer them.
Yeah, no, absolutely.
So uh he gave a fantastic monologue there.
Guys, this is the number one guy when it comes to JFK.
I'll be honest with you, most people he runs circles around them.
So if you got a question on JFK, he knows every angle.
Whether CI angle, the Israeli angle, the mafia angle, etc.
Um, if you're watching on stream, I actually got got his book right here, uh, A Warning from History, where he goes into this.
I mean, we name the shooter by names uh here.
He knows every single person that was actually involved.
So if anybody got any question, uh start raising your guys' hands.
I'm gonna open this up for QA kind of because I know some of you guys are gonna have some good questions.
Um and uh let me see here.
So we'll go with um I don't see any hands up.
Uh we'll go to Chad.
Go ahead.
All right.
So who pulled the triggers?
Where where do we how do we get there?
Is that uh outlined in these newest uh file releases?
Not good, no, it's not gonna be ever.
And all the information you're ever gonna have on these guys is already out, and it's it's very scant in the in the collections already.
So you have to understand it's this is the most complex act of trade craft that the CIA has ever pulled attempted to pull off.
Uh and trade craft is spy craft.
It's all the spy techniques, it's the body doubles, it's the you know, dead drops, it's all the stuff that you see in the movies, but on a realistic basis, okay.
When you get into Oswald and studying Oswald, you realize that Oswald didn't do any of the things that he is alleged to have done.
Okay.
Once he gets back from the Soviet Union, it is a basically a full court press to set him up for something.
But you have when you look at the dates of when they started to do actions around Oswald, this long before the assassination, okay.
So initially, I believe Oswald was going to be repurposed to defect to Cuba after he got back, and that was kind of the sort of the point of Mexico City.
He was trying to get a visa to go to the Soviet Union, which that story, maybe we'll get to that.
That story falls apart.
Uh, that's what the documents are gonna heavily focus on Mexico City, which is a distraction.
Just it's basically irrelevant to the story.
I went through him a lot of stuff on Mexico City.
A lot of stuff.
So you'll find that Oswald's being impersonated in numerous places, not only New Orleans, but in Dallas.
Like everyone thinks that Oswald went to a shooting range called the Sports Drome Rifle Range, where he interacted with a couple people, a guy named Garland Slack and that he shot at other people's targets.
This is false.
That person who went there to shoot at other people's targets was not Oswald.
It's very easily provable that that was a man named William Seymour.
Oswald, the part of the story they leave out about the gun range in particular, is that they Oswald was accompanied by a man, a man who was described as being tall, heavy set, dark complexed, a Latino, um, and he had a pockmarked face.
Okay.
And so when you come to understand that Oswald impersonations were incurring occurring all over the place and that he was constantly being seen with this large husky Latino with a Pockmark face, um, you start to realize that that's not Oswald, okay?
That's William Seymour and the trio of William Seymour, Lawrence Howard, who was the tall pockmark faced Mexican, and a guy named Lauren Hall, they were deeply involved in the setup of Oswald going back way before, a year or two years before the assassination, going back to Bolton Ford, January 1961, when a man who presented the name Lee Oswald attempted to get a price quote for Jeeps that they were gonna send to Cuba, okay.
Oswald's provably in the Soviet Union, yet the impersonation started in January 61.
Can we can I ask a question that might clarify something?
Okay, so could this have been a protocol?
Because it they couldn't uh say it was done by Zionist Jews or who whomever, whatever group.
Um for they wouldn't be able to know since we have elections every four to eight years, who would be that next president.
Could would this have been something that would have been in the works because you're speaking of these people as almost like ghost like, which would take quite some time to um build that that person.
Um, you know, you'd have to set so much emotion.
This couldn't just be done in, you know, uh uh kind of a a reactionary time of just a couple of years if you have to.
Correct.
You know, correct basically uh so the is this is a protocol.
This is something that they had planned long before uh Kennedy could have been uh you know nominated or elected or whatever.
This would have been something they would have had to just like, oh, we're institutes such and such protocol.
Um, and here is a quote unquote Patsy or a uh mentoring candidate uh lying in wait.
Is that is that I'm getting it?
Well, no, I definitely I I don't know.
There's no evidence to me of mentoring a candidate anything other than you get some hypnotism stuff being done by David Ferry to molest these kids in the civil air patrol.
Other than that, I don't see any mind control aspects here, despite some intentional CIA propaganda that's been inserted into it.
But just like a built like for them to have had the time to uh project like this plan, they couldn't do it in like a four to eight year nomination Type of play.
But this would have been something that they had already had in plan just for the next person that kind of misstepped.
Well, no, I think that this was a plan to get Oswald into Cuba after he got back from the Soviet Union that was repurposed.
Because the first action that we have that sets up Oswald didn't occur until March of 1963, and that's the ordering of the rifle, which was most certainly not ever ordered by Oswald.
Aside from Oswald, but just like this idea, this plan that whatever group uh used Oswald in this instance, this would have had to be something that was already calculated and pre-planned far before Kennedy was ever elected.
I have the very Oswald setting setting up the president.
Well, no, like I said, it was a repurposing of a team.
Okay.
So the first Oswald anomalies I have go back to 1945.
Okay.
But we're not going to talk about that stuff today.
That's a whole other conversation.
The story of Oswald and the story of the assassination are two completely and totally separate stories that intersect for a short period of time.
And that's it.
So Oswald was most certainly not involved in the assassination.
And I'm the only person on the planet who to this day has not seen any evidence that Oswald was even present at the book depository on November 22nd.
Every single incident that day that you analyze, every person who interacted with Oswald, everything that you read about Oswald in the book depository completely falls apart that day, to the point where I have concluded Oswald was never in the book depository on November 22nd.
This brings me back to William Seymour and Lawrence Howard and Lauren Hall, who were men who I can show and I do and demonstrate in my book all the numerous incidents that they were attesting to be Oswald, who then is accompanied by this large husky Latin man.
When you get to the incidents at the book depository involving Oswald, they all fall apart, starting with the ride to work from Buell Fraser.
Buell Frazier allegedly gave Oswald a ride to work, and then he walks into the book depository with a package under his arm.
That story is a lie.
It completely falls apart when you read the statements and testimony of other people who witnessed these events.
The Oswald who showed up at uh Buell Frasier's house that morning had a jacket.
It was a gray, more or less flannel wool type jacket.
But the story about Oswald is that he had to go home to get his jacket, right?
So that's that falls apart.
You have Oswald getting to the book depository and walking in with the package under his arm, but thanks to the testimony of a guy named Ed Shields, we know that story is fake.
And that uh that day, Buell Frazier attested to dropping his rider off in front of the building, which completely eliminates the possibility that the package story was ever true, right?
So that falls apart.
Every person you talk to or read statements from who talked to Oswald inside the building that day is very easily explainable by the presence of William Seymour impersonating Oswald as he had been doing for months and months leading up to the assassination.
And then there's more.
We all know about the story of Oswald drinking a coke on the second floor lunchroom 90 seconds after the assassination.
That's another fiction that never happened.
That actual incident occurred on the stairwell between the third and fourth floors, and it was most certainly not Oswald.
The man who was stopped between third and fourth floors, who Curry, Chief Curry, attested to in the papers that this man was Oswald, in fact, was most certainly not, because this man was wearing a light brown jacket at the time that he was stopped.
Thus Oswald would have no need to go home to get his jacket because the man inside the building was already wearing a light brown jacket.
Then you have this incident, which is supposed to have happened 90 seconds after the assassination, really couldn't have occurred minimum until 1238 p.m.
And so that shifts the entire timeline of activities inside the book depository.
Now, why do I say that this incident didn't happen in the lunchroom on the second floor?
And why did it happen at 1238?
Well, we have the statements of a reporter, a very famous man named Robert McNeil, who provided statements that he entered the building, asked to use the phone, and he used the phone, and the phone was time-stamped at 1236 p.m.
When he left the building, there were no cops in the building still.
However, according to the official story, within two or three minutes, the building was full of cops.
That's obviously another lie.
Therefore, the incident that happened inside the building didn't happen at 90 seconds after it happened, no earlier than 1237 or 1238.
I put it at 1238 because the time it would take to get up the stairs.
And so then from there, what you have is allegedly Oswald's getting on a bus at 1240 p.m., but at the exact same time, 1240 P.M., Oswald allegedly is seen running out the side of the book depository.
Well, he will run down the hill and get into a green Nash Rambler station wagon, which will then leave and go to Oak Cliff.
So I have no evidence Oswald was there that day at all.
I have film of William Seymour in the Robert Hughes film.
If you watch the Robert Hughes film, which is far more important than Zapruder, you will find at about one minute and 36 seconds into it, it zooms on the railroad yard, and you see a man in a light brown jacket who looks just like Oswald, but it's William Seymour.
I know William Seymour because I've seen a hundred pictures of him and studied him for years.
It was William Seymour wearing the light brown jackets in the railroad yards captured in the Robert Hughes film.
That to me was the icing on the cake that Oswald never worked there, was not there that day.
And they wouldn't have replaced him the day of.
So that means he the three weeks that he allegedly worked there was never him.
So this is obviously this far more detail in my book that explains this.
And the relationships with William Seymour and Lawrence Howard are directly connected to David Ferry in New Orleans.
David Ferry being the central figure and one of two shooters on the Grassy Knoll.
By my calculations and witness statements based on not only descriptions but photographs I have of people in Daily Plaza.
And also I have statements debunking the alibi that David Ferry provided after the assassination, a story of him going to the Winterland ice skating rank and with two kids and then going goose hunting, a complete complete fiction that was basically an alibi story.
I've been able to place conclusively David Ferry in Dallas, and I put him on the Grassy Nollas firing the first shot from the corner of the picket fence.
This shot strikes Kennedy in the throat.
From there, he will throw the rifle to a man named Andrew Jerome Blackman, who's dressed in a railroad uniform.
He will break down the rifle, put it in a toolbox, and the two men will casually stroll away.
David Ferry will then be photographed standing on the Pergola.
He will then again be photographed behind the book depository in the railroad yards, crossing.
He's dead center in the middle of the photograph, which was kind of interesting to me.
He's then uh seen inside a gray Plymouth behind the book depository by a woman named Velma.
And this woman named Velva gives a very clear description of David Ferry that matches the description of David Ferry on the knoll, which was given by a man named Ed Hoffman.
Velma will describe a man with a blue suit and a black hat with a wide felt band, just like Ed Hoffman describes on the knoll.
She describes this man as having a grimace on his face and gave her dirty looks, and he had real heavy eyebrows.
And the reason he had real heavy eyebrows was because they were painted on.
David Ferry painted on his eyebrows.
Everyone thinks David Ferry had alopecia, which caused him to lose all his hair, and he wore wigs and stuff like that.
But no, he did not have alopecia.
David Ferry was most likely an early U2 test pilot for the CIA.
When you study the early U2 test pilots, particularly the channel.
And real quick, Corey, I want to say this.
For those that are wondering, David Ferry was played in the movie, the Oliver Stone movie by uh Joe Pesci, if I'm not mistaken.
That was David Ferry in the movie in the 1991 film by Oliver Stone.
But keep going.
Um he's naming the shooters for you guys right now.
So no one else I've seen actually names the shooters by name.
Uh, keep going, Corey, my bad.
So David Ferry is in this gray, one-seated Plymouth.
It's 1953 Plymouth, and it actually is owned by a guy named Carl Mather, who works for the CIA.
This vehicle will reappear at the tippet shooting.
It'll be parked behind Tippett's vehicle facing the opposite direction.
Tippett will ultimately be shot by two men, David Ferry and Carrie Thornley.
And guys, that's the Dallas police officer that was killed right before Oswald was arrested at the movie theater.
Right.
That's a whole other story.
We'll get to that here in a moment.
But uh, so David Ferry was, and this you can kind of reverse engineer David Ferry's involvement, starting with his alibi story.
Um, ultimately, there's a man named Frank J. Chelona, who is a student at Southeastern University in Hammond, Louisiana.
He's the roommate of a guy named Thomas Compton, who was in the civil air patrol going back to like '56 with David Ferry.
David Ferry ended up recruiting somehow the squadron of kids around him that he molested all of them, probably through hypnosis.
Um, but Thomas Compton was living in the dorms at Southeastern University in Hammond.
His roommate Frank Chelona will provide a statement to the FBI that says when he went into his dorm room on Saturday, the day after the assassination in the afternoon, about three o'clock, he sees a man sleeping in his roommate's bed.
He gives a perfect description of David Ferry with hair that was pasted on to the hat that he wore and full wearing a blue suit and everything.
Okay, so David Ferry, when at a time when he's supposed to be at the Winterland ice skating rink in Houston, he's not.
Okay.
It turns out that the Winterland was actually owned by Lyndon Johnson and the Johnson family Enterprise.
It was run by a woman named Mary Boots Roberts, who was basically married into the family of Jack Valenti, who I put as the shooter on the grassy knoll.
So you have this intimate connection of people through this alibi story.
But the alibi story falls apart.
And I don't want to get too much into the winterland.
It's a CIA front business, basically.
And David Ferry was never there.
And if David Ferry was never in Houston, and we have this huge alibi story and hundreds of pages of FBI investigation into this alibi story, if he was never a part of that, why is that?
Well, obviously, because he was in Dallas.
And what he did was he went from Dallas directly to Hammond, Louisiana.
He never went to Houston.
The entire Houston story, which really could fill a book unto itself.
That is his alibi and it's completely fictional.
So David Ferry's involvement to me is concrete.
Plus, we have Jack Martin who worked with Guy Bannister, who told the FBI that David Ferry was in Fort Worth two days before the assassination.
So finish up and then I was gonna say I see if anyone else had questions.
I'm sure you're going crazy right now with the with the information.
Um and I'm sure people might have some questions.
So, Limon Simon, I know you guys are in here as well.
Welcome to the space, uh Dom.
Um I guess he's answering Chad's question right here, knocking it out the park.
Uh, but go ahead, man.
I'll let you finish.
Then if anyone else has questions, guys, if you got questions, just raise your hand on Twitter uh on the space, and then I'll bring you up so that you can ask your question.
But my bad, Corey, go ahead.
So we're talking to shooters, right?
So let's get back to the shooters.
Yeah.
So we have a witness in the Daily Plaza whose name is Arnold Rowland, and on the sixth floor in the sniper's nest, he clearly describes the man who was in the sniper's nest as being a large uh Cuban, dark-complected, he says possibly like a Negro, but not as dark.
And then he says that this man's face was marked in some kind of it was either wrinkled or marked in some kind of way.
Now, give me a break.
How many people in the storyline match the description of a large husky Latino with a pock marked face who is dark complexed?
I mean, there's only one, and it's Lawrence Howard.
And so then this is where relationships come into play.
And the relationships with William Seymour, which supports the notion that Oswald was never there and William Seymour was.
Because let me ask you a question.
Do you really think if they're going to import multiple assassins into a building that killed a president, that they're gonna let their Patsy just wander around the building at any given time, he could just bump into them?
Rifles and all.
No, it's ridiculous.
It's the dumbest story since gas chambers.
So ultimately, you have on the sixth floor Lawrence Howard and his partner in crime, Lauren Hall.
And then they found a rifle on the roof.
Um, it was identified as a Mauser.
This came out in a book from 1966.
They did find a Mauser on the roof that they never actually linked to anybody.
But uh, by my suspicions, we have the Ro Shermi story, and I'm not going to get too deep into that, but um, we have two men, Sergi Arcacha and uh uh Emilio Santana, who basically are on their way to Dallas before the assassination, as per numerous witnesses.
So I place basically Sergi Arcacha on the roof, although that needs some more substantiation, but it was kind of a process of elimination.
Um, from there, Emilio Santana, also in uh Dallas, and basically I put him as the shooter at the Daltex.
When I can tell you there was nobody in the Daltex, the shooter from the Daltex building shot from the ledge underneath the fire escape.
And so what I did was I took the Alchens photo and I basically ran it through some filters and uh contrast changes, and out of the darkness emerges a face and two hands directly underneath the fire escape.
So to me, it's pretty clear that there was a shooter under the fire escape there.
That's where that shot came from.
And when you look at the evidence, you find the commission's jacket exhibits, which are pictures of the jacket.
Kennedy was shot in the back twice.
Everyone keeps saying he was shot in the back once, but no, there are two clear bullet holes in Kennedy's jacket when you study the jacket exhibits.
So to me, the the shot that went through the windshield and the shot that hit the curb that struck James Teg in the face while he was under the overpass, to me, those appear to be shots that came almost parallel from the Daltex in a straight line shot by Emilio Santana.
Now, this is why I believe that they had to make up the story about 90 seconds after the assassination, Oswald was stopped with a coke.
And I think that story was created to cover for the fact that there was an arrest in Daly Plaza, which is captured in Willis photo number 10.
In Willis photo number 10, they are arresting a man dressed all in black.
You can clearly see one of the officers holding a rifle behind him.
Um, my team actually just identified another rifle uh in Daily Plaza, a Remington rifle that was carried out of the book depository.
So uh this incident is involved Baker.
Baker made this arrest.
So Baker could not have gone in the building 90 seconds after.
Baker basically runs.
People think Baker ran into the book depository, and that's what his testimony was, but that's false.
In the film, uh, I believe it's the couch film, uh, or maybe one of the other films.
You can see here they're taking that man into custody, and one of them's holding one of the cops is holding a rifle.
So uh basically, this puts the incident with Oswald on the second floor with the Coke far beyond the 90-second threshold that we're told.
And I believe that's the first thing.
They made this arrest.
If you guys are wondering, I'm showing some of these pictures on screen because I'm literally we're doing a space, and I'm also live streaming this as well, so you guys can see some of the photos that he's talking about.
Um we'll we'll go to some of these hands here.
Uh Chad, I think you got your question answered.
Um Siliman or Simon.
Any of you guys want to say anything?
Uh or ask Corey a question while I got him here?
I know you guys will have your hands up, but um I can't hear you guys.
It looks like Simon's talking.
Yeah.
Simon, we met many, many years ago when I was working with Tone Vase.
Yeah, Simon, I can't hear you for some odd reason.
Uh Corey, I'll resign to Simon because my can't hear him.
Yeah, no, I can hear him now.
I can hear him now.
Sorry about that.
Go ahead.
Okay, yeah, that's nuts.
That's amazing.
Um I was gonna ask then.
So of this uh 80,000 file drop.
Um, how much of this do you think is gonna be like red herrings and not get us any closer to the reality?
And um, do you think we're like, how close is this gonna get to the whole Israel connection?
Um what what do you think from what we what you've seen so far?
Obviously, it's his only just crawl.
Yeah, it's only just dropped.
I've only randomly flipped through a couple of things, and like I'm not interested in really any of it.
Um the things that I'm interested in, we're never gonna get the things I'm interested in, have to do with Oswald and Oswald's family going back to 1941.
And the reason I say that is because Marguerite Oswald joined the Navy, the WAVES program in 41 or 42, and it's been completely covered up and hidden from history, and I want to know why.
Um Oswald anomalies begin in 1945.
Okay.
I have I have proof that Oswald was in two places at once for most of his life from 1945 onward.
Different conflicting school records, conflicting addresses, conflicting witnesses, conflicting friends, conflicting everything.
Oswald and his family were obviously part of some form of intelligence identity operation going back long before the Kennedy assassination.
This was originally pointed out by John Armstrong, but many people kind of disregard Armstrong's work because the conclusions that he drew on his own data are very faulty.
But there is no doubt in my mind whatsoever that Oswald, his mother, his brother Robert, his aunt Lillian, his two cousins, John Moret and Dorothy Moret, we're all involved in some form of intelligence work.
And I think that's what they're hiding.
They're not hiding much about the assassination.
I mean, I mean they're hiding everything, but we're not going to get anything.
We're not going to get anything.
And these 80,000 pages are going to be fluff.
They're going to focus on let me.
I'm going to call it right now, Soviet Union.
They're going to focus on Mexico City and Cuba, which are all red herrings.
Yeah, I've already looked through it.
A lot of it is Mexico City, him meeting with this KGB guy.
Um, yeah, and Soviet Union.
Oswald never went to K. Oswald never went to Mexico City either.
That's another red herring.
So when you dig into the story, first off, the Oswald had to have crossed the border to get to Mexico on September 26th.
He arrives 10 a.m. in the morning on September 27th.
Um, but I have Oswald clearly in New Orleans on September 26th, where he was closing out his P.O. box and he left a forwarding address to the Payne residence, which is where he lived in Dallas.
Okay, he never lived at any of the boarding houses that we're told.
He was being impersonated by Carrie Thornley.
Carrie Thornley was his Marine buddy, who I don't know if I told this story here or earlier, but um this is like my third talk tonight.
So no, you you haven't.
Um do you have a picture of him that you could share with me, um, Corey, so I can um put him up on screen for everybody so they can see who this guy is because he does look a lot like Oswald.
Um, you know, if you just Google it, I'd have to pull up my notes and stuff like that.
I got it.
No, don't worry about it.
I'll get it up right now.
You you keep going.
I'll show it on screen to them.
Carrie Thorne's in the Marines with Oswald for like two months, barely with him at all.
But then after that, he gets sent to Atsugi, Japan, where he's sent to Oswald's old units.
Um, along the way, he is uh basically he claims in the Warren Commission testimony that he was only in the reserves and he never really did anything with the Marines, but I got a hold of his actual Marine record, and the guy was really busy.
He was an amphibious assault guy.
He was recruited through uh the voice of democracy contest um back when he was still in high school uh by the CIA.
And so ultimately Kerry Thornley is tasked with intel on Oswald, starting while they're both in the Marines.
This is the evidence is overwhelming for this.
Carrie Thornley's actions make no sense in regards to his what he did in the Marines.
Uh and one thing I find very suspicious is two days after Oswald is uh leaves the uh Marine Corps on September 11th of 59.
Basically, you have Kerry Thornley, who's in Atsugi, who's in Oswald old unit where he's taking notes on Oswald, photographing the guys in Oswald's unit and asking questions about Oswald using the alias of Rick Thornley.
Um he then comes back, he's flown back two days after Oswald leaves the Marine Corps because he allegedly won some sort of Marine Corps competition, and he's in Washington, DC for a week before being sent back to Atsugi.
That I still have to do some more digging into.
I don't understand the relevance there.
But it to me it appears that it's too closely connected to Oswald's leaving the Marines for it to not be connected.
Um after that, you have Kerry Thornley gets out of the Marines and he's he writes a book called The Idol Warriors, which is about Oswald, and he finishes it in 1961.
Um he had a rough draft in 1960.
That was in the newspapers and stuff that people wrote about in Whittier, California.
You see, originally he was like a science nerd, won science fairs, entered contests, straight a student.
His records in the Marines show that he got like 4.0 on everything, which is perfect.
Perfect score on all his behavior and work and everything.
The guy was the perfect recruit.
He goes on after the assassination to form Discordianism, which Discordianism is another one of these CIA-funded counterculture experiments.
Um but Kerry Thornley will ultimately meet up again with Oswald when he gets back from the Soviet Union.
But this is covered up also.
We only know this because of testimony from a girl named Jeannie Hack, who was a friend of both of them in New Orleans, who saw them together at the bourbon house.
But ultimately, everything that you know about Oswald's interaction with Fair Play for Cuba committee, all that communist stuff, that was all being done by Kerry Thornley.
The flyers that were printed at Jones Printing uh were printed by a guy named Douglas Jones.
And when a guy and a researcher named Harold Weisberg went and interviewed Douglas Jones, he showed him a hundred pictures.
And out of those hundred pictures, Jones picked out four pictures of the man who actually ordered the flyers, and it was Kerry Thornley, all four of them.
Kerry Thornley clearly was a handler of Oswald of sorts, but he was kept from what I can tell, he was kept at arm's length from the rest of the guys in the crew in New Orleans, David Ferry and all those guys.
Um the only people I can connect to Oswald in New Orleans are Carrie Thornley and Clay Shaw.
Clayshaw went to Oswald's aunt's house looking for him after the assassination.
So at some point, or before the assassination, so at some point, Clay Shaw was interacting with Oswald.
So we can say that with certainty.
And Clobody is in the movie as well.
For those that are wondering, he was in a 1991 movie.
He was one of the guys that was like one of David Ferry's like lovers or whatever.
He was the only person that was actually successfully indicted by Jim Garrison on this situation.
Right.
Jim Garrison brings him to trial for conspiracy of the assassination.
And he didn't go to jail though, right?
No, he was found not guilty because let's be realistic.
Like he did a good job of showing that there was a conspiracy, but he the his linkage to Clay Shaw was circumstantial at best, which to this day is the circumstantial evidence is overwhelming.
However, Ryan Dawson has been able to successfully put Clayshaw in Dallas, but I have not.
Um take it for what it is.
David Ferry, because he gets killed in a movie, they don't really show that like people was it Mafia that killed David Ferry because he knew too much?
You know, David Ferry's death is a mystery.
You know, he left two suicide notes, so who the hell knows?
Okay, fair enough.
Um Simon, did that answer your question?
Yeah, absolutely.
Thanks.
No, no worries.
Um guys, share the space.
Bottom right-hand corner, poop.
Yeah, this is actually your chance, guys, to ask someone who really understands the JFK case.
Like he's been researching it for years.
Um you can talk about every single angle, uh, mafia, Jewish or sorry, Israeli.
I'll be on Kennedy seven years full time, and before that, I spent three years on the Holocaust.
Boom.
So incredible.
Who's uh okay?
Let me see here what hands we got.
I got the guy share the space, share the space and re repost it and spread it in DMs too, guys.
There's no other opportunity to answer ask questions to this guy.
I was at Mario Space earlier, and uh to be honest with you, a lot of them are amateurs compared to Corey.
Um, the problem with Kennedy research in general is they toss around the same superficial footballs.
I mean, it's uh it's all it is.
It's they're moving pieces around a board and they're not getting anywhere.
Um, they don't ever talk about the see.
Because here's the thing when it comes to documents, you got all the answers in documents already.
The mob files, the Jack Valenti file, you know, files that have nothing, the new MEC files, files that have nothing to do with Kennedy.
So I don't know what people are waiting for.
All the good stuff is already out.
So there's no smoking guns.
The best I can hope for in it in this document release is we have documents on David Morales, who was working for the JM Wave station out of Miami under Ted Shackley, uh, who I clearly put as uh an accessory during the assassination in Daily Plaza.
So uh we're not unless we get those files, which I know are being withheld, the his personnel files will withheld in full.
I don't know if it was released this time, but if not, then they're lying.
I mean, they're not gonna give us stuff.
Here's the deal the FBI fabricated evidence.
Are they gonna admit the FBI fabricated evidence and give us the originals?
No, they're not gonna do that.
Um look at like here's an example, and I'll tell you the basis of this.
When they confiscated allegedly all Oswald stuff, right?
They took about 250 pieces of evidence.
The 23rd, the next day, the FBI confiscated it all, took it up to Washington, DC, returned it to the Dallas police on the 26th, and now it was all of a sudden well over 400 pieces of evidence, not 250.
So they fabricated stuff, but very specific stuff.
They fabricated employment documents, they fabricated the money order that was used to purchase the rifle.
The rifle that was the Carcano rifle, okay, uh, which was imported by the CIA, it probably never even meant to went to Kleins at all.
It came in and uh basically the money order that was used for it has a stamp on the front.
First off, we don't have the original money order.
All we have is a photocopy of it.
Okay.
They say the original no longer exists.
What that means, I have no idea.
But the money order, when you look at the photocopy that they present as being real, you can see that the ink that was stamped onto the front of the money order.
When you look at the back of the money order, it has bled through, and you can see it in its entirety on the back side of the money order.
The problem is that money orders in 1963 were done on hard cardstock, not paper.
There would be no ink bleed through.
So the money order that ordered the rifle is a fake.
Okay.
Let's talk about the handgun, the Smith and Wesson.
The Smith and Wesson that Oswald never ordered, it got shipped um to it ended up in a place called Railroad Express.
Okay.
Uh it got rejected by the post office, ended up at Railroad Express.
And then the man who picks it up, signed the name Paxton for it.
Okay.
Paxton is a name not discussed in the Kennedy assassination, but it's a name that pops up in New Orleans intelligence circles.
The connection there, I don't know.
Who the hell is Paxton?
I have no idea.
So to me, it is just utterly ridiculous to think that Oswald had anything to do with these things.
These are just parts of the setup.
Um, and the setup, like I said, so you had something to do.
So March of 63, I believe that the orders actually came down a slightly earlier.
So you have the battle of letters in May of 63 between Ben Gurion and Kennedy.
Kennedy wants to get into Demona.
Bengurian won't let him.
Kennedy threatens Ben Gurion and then he steps down.
It's really unknown what Kennedy said to Ben Gurion, but whatever he did caused them to step down.
So Bengurian.
Go ahead.
So then go ahead.
Yeah, apologies is slightly on a different direction.
So if you want to continue on with this, that's fine.
It's more about the Israeli connection.
Sure, go ahead.
Um, so we've seen uh a couple of releases of documents.
Um I think Dawson said that they weren't new, which implicate Israel.
Um also the redactions state that the name of Israel had to be completely redacted from the documents.
Right.
So my first question is um, is there more information within the files about Israeli involvement?
The second question is uh in terms of um another theory is that Lydon B. Johnson basically destroyed all evidence related to the Israeli involvement.
So what's your thoughts on that?
And then just generally anything you want to add about the Israeli involvement.
Sure, that's probably true.
Um, I believe he was an Israeli puppet.
Um he basically after he got elected, he or not elected After he got in office, I should say, he uh handed them the keys to the kingdom.
You know what I mean?
And then you have the USS Liberty and all that other stuff, and to me it's obvious what was going on.
Um, and as far as what the documents are going to reveal, like I said, like you're gonna find all kinds of stuff not in the Kennedy files.
You're gonna read the documents on Numek.
Read well, the stuff that uh is on Kennedy is Kennedy's communications with Bangurion are, I believe, in the Kennedy files somewhere.
Um that, but most of the stuff that you don't need from the Kennedy files, most of the stuff is already out there in other things.
Study the mob files, study the mob's relationship with Israel.
That will lead to the CIA and everything else.
Like, this is one big orgy of corruption, you know, who don't answer to America.
And honestly, it's bigger than even Israel.
Because you have the American Zionist Council, and you have who became APAC around that time because he was they were trying to force them to register as a foreign agent, right?
So to me, and then you have the Jewish agency in Switzerland, right?
Erwin Heyman, um, and those guys up in Switzerland.
So you have this global net mesh network of Jews, right?
It's a global Jewish establishment.
It's bigger than Israel, and that's really who was behind it.
That's who can controlled everything since Kennedy was killed.
If you ask me, America ended on November 22nd.
We were taken over by a foreign entity on that date.
That explains everything that's happened since Oswald spend a lot of time in Switzerland when he was on post with the OSS.
I'm sorry, uh, can you repeat the question?
Didn't Alan Dulles spend a lot of his time on post with the OSS in Switzerland.
Uh I'm not an expert on that, but that I'm a little familiar, and I believe that is correct.
But um, you had another question.
Yeah, any other questions.
I have a quick one.
Um, I'm seeing a couple people report that Lee Harvey Oswald and Jack Ruby or Jack Rubenstein or whatever his name is.
Um apparently they met a few weeks prior to JFK's death.
Is there any truth in that?
You see, this falls back to me.
I don't believe so.
To me, what this what I do believe is that Jack Ruby was interacting with Kerry Thornley 100%.
I can guarantee that.
And I also have evidence, November 10th, 1963, that William Seymour, Lauren Hall, and Lawrence Howard were in the carousel club.
Witnessed by a guy there named Harvey Wade, who was in town from Chicago who provided a statement to the FBI.
So I have no doubts that people who witnessed Oswald interactions with Jack Ruby where it was not actually Oswald.
Uh I don't understand.
This is tradecraft.
This is like modus operandi for the CIA.
Like it's it's shocking to us, and the idea that they would use body doubles or people impersonating people, but no.
Uh a new book recently came out called I Know a Woman by uh Mary Haverstech, I believe her name is.
And she talks about the well-known female spy June Cobb, and there's a section in the book where she talks about another woman named Jerry Cobb, and she they explain that June Cobb and Jerry Cobb basically switched lives as part of their intelligence work.
This is like modus operandi for these people.
This is not anything new or shocking.
And if you ask me, this has probably been naval intelligence modus operandi going back to the 1800s, because people I know who studied uh Lincoln say that uh um John Wilkes Booth had uh body double, right?
So who the hell knows?
But um what I'm saying is it's it's it's this is the CIA and how they operate, and whether it's shocking to us or not really is irrelevant.
I had one more question.
Um cool, thanks, man.
And Myron, I know you've been streaming for a while, so I don't know if you've seen this, and Corey, I know that you haven't had a chance to review the documents yet, but I'm seeing from all the mainstream MAGA influencers, I'm seeing one document float around, and they're basically saying it directly implicates the CIA.
It mentions a small click of CIA members, someone by the name of Gary Underhal's what this underheads about.
But the thing is is that what they don't understand is all that is is a summary of a magazine article that was from June 1967 from Ramparts magazine, right?
Um, I'm not in and so I don't understand.
Is that are they just misinterpreting this, or what's your interpretation?
Um, probably because uh I'll tell you with certainty that any time articles came out in big publications, the FBI did reports on them.
So those reports can most certainly be misinterpreted as having been source material.
Okay, because yeah, I see like at Myron, I don't know if you've seen him, but like Colin Rugg and tons of other huge names are floating this document around and basically saying the CIA did it and now everyone's just posting, you know, Trump drone fireworks, and they're just moving on.
So it's kind of like this is a big nothing burger, and you can kind of tell from sort of the coordinated proverbial yawn that the MAGA influencers are giving that they almost want this to be a nothing burger.
That's what it seems like to me.
I don't know if the audience thinks that or if you guys think that.
100%.
I agree.
Yeah, the problem with the MAGA retards, and I've said this and I've been extremely critical of this for a while, is they refuse to number one, be critical of Trump, and then number two, they're refused to be critical of Israel or Zionism or any of the bullshit that Israel has done in the past to include being involved, you know, in the assassination of a former sitting president.
Um so yeah, I mean, I'm not surprised that they would say something like that.
And then also, we know that this is this is just one wave, right?
Aren't they supposed to release even more stuff?
I I think this they say this is the entirety of it.
Anna Paulina Luna here, well, not that she's the most trustworthy, but she just mentioned here like an hour ago that they're actively releasing things as we speak.
And she's even saying some smart ass shit, like come to Maryland and you don't need to wait for them to be uploaded if you want to see them in person.
Yeah, that's one thing.
Yeah, yeah, there's a lot released in in the National Archive in College Park, Maryland, and they said that you have to wait for it to be digitized and they're gonna be uploading it.
But um, I did notice something at the top of each one, he says is it a 2025 release under the the President John F. Kennedy Assassination Records Act of 1992, which was authorized under Clinton.
And I uh I said this to Ryan Dawson, and he said that well, the interesting stuff that we all want to see probably wasn't reviewed by that committee, so it wouldn't even fall under this act.
So the act that he's releasing it under won't show won't actually show ever the stuff that was never shown to that committee.
And do you think that's where more the more interesting stuff is and the things that maybe you were looking at, like the 1941 documents and the stuff about Oswald's family?
Well, that stuff I think there's no the only record I have of some of these documents that I know exist are within other documents, but they're not on lists of withheld documents.
You know what I mean?
So here's another thing I realize is that people releasing documents today don't know what the hell they're talking about, they don't know what's in these documents, even if they do a quick read of them, unless there's something that jumps off the page, if there's something subtle in there, they're not gonna know, right?
Like the statements from Frank Celona putting David Ferry in Hammond on Saturday when he should be in Houston, right?
Like whoever released that didn't know the relevance of that statement because there's nothing that jumps off the page as having been important.
So that's where you find all the good stuff.
The good stuff is subtle, it never jumps out at the page at you.
It the good stuff corroborates a date or a time or uh or something, right?
Like I'll give you an example.
There is we all know Oswald gets out of the Marines September 59.
However, I have a Marine Corps record from a sergeant that said that Oswald got out in July of 59.
No other documents reference that at all, but I have one.
Then I find one document where Robert Oswald, his brother, says that after Oswald got out of the Marines, he stayed with them in Fort Worth for several months before going to New Orleans to go to the Soviet Union.
So which is it, right?
But each of those are just offhand statements that are made in FBI reports that whoever released them didn't understand what they were releasing.
You know what I mean?
So that I think is another issue.
All the good stuff is out, like we have it, um, or else I wouldn't have been able to write a book.
So that's kind of my take on the documents in general.
I had a question, Corey.
Sure.
Uh why do you believe that the current administration would release any documents regarding the JFK assassination due to their allegiance to the Zionist crooks?
Honestly, it beats me.
Trump is very Trump's behavior in office to me is very contradictory.
It's it doesn't fit any patterns we've ever seen before.
Um you I don't see how you can simultaneously support the global Jewish establishment yet gut all their financial sources like he's doing with USAID if he's really doing that stuff.
That to me is contradictory and doesn't make any sense.
So I don't understand a lot of what Trump is doing right now.
I seem in the dark about a lot of it because it is very contradictory.
What do you mean?
What do you mean by him?
What do you mean by him call in um Israeli uh US anti-benefits Israel.
Well, if you ask me, Israel took over our country when they kill Kennedy.
Period.
Like that to me is a reality.
And Trump.
The thing about Trump that throws me off is when you Google Jews in the ex-administration, like Biden, Clinton, Bush, whatever, it's a fucking full page.
It's 50-60 Jews running the administration.
Trump's first term had 15.
I don't know how to interpret that.
Yeah, I think that's a good thing.
It's the least Jewish and most Zionist.
It's just fucking crazy to me.
So I don't know.
Corey, how are they Masonic?
That's the real question.
Um okay.
Uh but Corey, how do you come to the conclusion that the US aid that's being removed is for Israel?
Because if you look up like the US aid, oh, because basically I see this the establishment is the global Jewish establishment that we've been talking about.
The establishment that fuck, if you don't think that the four years under Biden was the epitome of the Jewish conspiracy that Hitler warned us about a hundred years ago, then I don't know what to tell you.
I mean, it is obvious that all rivers flow to the same place.
I mean, they all flow to Israel and the global Jewish establishment in one way, shape, or form.
Whether that money goes to Israel or goes to Sheldon Addison's uh estate or whatever, whoever George Soros, it's the same thing.
That's how I interpret that.
And I I just have a hard time seeing it any other way.
I mean, I've been studying this stuff for basically 10, 11 years at this point.
It's all I do.
And yeah, Trump's not building the temple, he's deconstructing it right now.
I can't tolerate it.
I don't know what he's doing.
I'm just at a loss because this, like I said, this breaks from every pattern we've ever seen in history.
What that what means, I don't know.
What the implications are, I don't know.
But we have never seen anything like this.
Hey, I got a quick question.
Uh you were uh talking with Myron a couple weeks ago.
And you uh you were pissed off about the uh JFK people, the the researchers aren't getting uh his uh follow behind car, right?
Right, with uh there was ten, and then there was eight, and then I didn't quite understand what that meant.
Okay, sure I don't know where the other two went.
Okay, so let me uh explain this, and this is to me, and this I'll let you know that I'm not the only person to conclude this.
Um this is also been concluded.
Yeah, you guys said you guys showed pictures of it and everything.
Yeah, so what I'm about to explain has also been concluded by Ryan Dawson and Doug Valentine and a couple other people that know that are friends with Ryan.
But ultimately, the Secret Service car was involved in the assassination and the assisting of the null shooter in fleeing Daly Plaza.
Basically, when the car pulls in to uh Daily Plaza, there's ten men on it.
Now, I had made a mistake in regards to Dave Powers.
I believe Dave Powers had gotten out of the car, but he hadn't.
But it really doesn't matter because you have Clint Hill who runs to the president's limo and gets on the back of the limousine, right?
So now you technically should only have nine people in the car, technically.
But by the time you get up around the bend past the triple underpass, you're you can have ten visible people, and then there's one other person hidden in the back seat who's being blocked by William McIntyre, the Secret Service agent on the driver's side rear portion of the running board.
So ultimately, what happens?
Jack Valenti is the shooter on the grassy knoll.
Jack Valenti will then flee.
Remember how they say the Secret Service car and the president's limo stop and slow down in Dili Plaza?
They absolutely did, but not to allow for the shots to be taken.
It was to allow for the obfuscation of what was happening in the Secret Service car and to give Jack the time to get to the other side of the knoll where he will be picked up by the Secret Service car.
And real quick, guys, what I'm gonna do is I'm gonna put some of this stuff up on screen for you guys so that you guys could see what he's talking about.
Right now, I got a Jack Valentia, but I'm gonna, as he's speaking, if you're watching the stream, I know some of you guys are in the space listening, but I also have this.
I'm live streaming this as well.
Um, you guys can see the video of what I'm talking about, but go ahead, Corey.
I'll try to pull up the picture that's McIntyre number two.
McIntyre number two?
Okay.
Yeah.
So John D. Jack Reedy and Paul Lando, so the two secret service agents on the passenger side running boards.
They provide statements after the assassination, and both their statements they lie.
Uh there no, that's that's McIntyre number one.
Yeah, I'm trying to find number two.
I'm going through it.
Close up of the Secret Service car.
If not, I'm gonna it's the oh, okay.
You know what?
I'm just gonna pull it up for my YouTube channel because I know when I interviewed you on this, we we had it.
So let me go ahead and pull it up real fast.
It's the first one, right?
It's not the second one.
Corey?
It should be.
It should be, yeah.
Uh so basically, what you have is those two Secret Service agents, John Reedy and Paul Landis.
Paul Landis is still alive, and he recently made the claim that he planted the magic bullet, which is a complete fiction.
I don't know why he would even come out and say that.
But ultimately, John Reedy claims to have gotten off the Secret Service car and attempted to run to the president's limousine, but that he was recalled by Emory Roberts, who is this it right passenger seat.
This is it, right?
That's it.
That's that's that's Alton's number seven.
It should be right after that.
Uh hold on, I'm pulling it up.
Um there you go.
There we go.
This is it, right?
Okay, guys, it's up right now.
If you're watching this on YouTube or Rumble, I have the picture there so everyone can see it.
I'm sharing it on screen.
Um, so the the list on the left we can add in um Dave Powers.
Dave Powers is the guy with the glasses, um, who was marked as number five.
Okay, so that one when I did this, I just had that name missing.
So, but I I've redone this photograph with the indicators to correct it.
Okay.
Uh in my newer work.
So um it's up right now, guys.
Click the live stream on X, and you guys will see the picture that he's referring to, so you have a better uh thing.
But go ahead, Corey.
You can describe what we're seeing here.
John Rees.
John Reedy says he runs to the president's limo and comes back, but we don't see that in the Zapruder film whatsoever.
He then says that at that time, he then enters the front row of seats in Daily Plaza.
But here we're well past Daily Plaza, and he's not in the front row of seats, okay?
He entered the third row of seats.
And we know we entered the third row of seats because Paul Landis, the other secret service agent, he enters the second row of seats in Dealy Plaza.
Okay.
He will claim in his statement.
Go back to McIntyre number one.
Go back to the previous one.
Yeah.
Got you, right?
Right there, right there.
This one go forward.
Go forward.
A little there you go, right there.
Okay.
So he claims that he stayed on the vehicle and went under the triple underpass, but he didn't.
He didn't.
He entered the second row of seats and in daily plaza, probably the triple, probably at the triple underpass, because it's not seen in the Zebruder film, but there's a lot of things that should be there that aren't in the Zapruder film.
Um as you'll see in this MacIntyre photo number one.
There are no longer two Secret Service agents on the side of the car because they both entered the second and third row of seats.
And again, again, guys, the video version of this is pinned to my ex profile right now.
So you can literally, if you're in the space, that's fine.
But you can if you want to see what he's talking about here, um, click the top video on that's pinned to my profile, and you'll be able to see this visually.
Go ahead, keep going, Corey.
It's also in the jumbler on at the top of the space.
There's also other important information in there, guys.
So perfect.
Okay.
Thanks, Ivy.
So go ahead.
Um, these are these are my conclusions based on all the evidence that I've gone over in Daily Plaza, witness statements, these photographs, everything.
So both Secret Service agents will enter the car in Daily Plaza in the second and third row.
If you look here, it's kind of it's kind of hard to see here, but there's three people in the second row.
And those three people are Dave Powers, Paul Landis, and then Kenneth O'Donnell, who's being blocked mostly by Bill McIntyre.
Um you have the two Secret Service agents in the second and third row, and now you have two other people on the side of the car.
Now, the man on the right side, the taller man, is David Morales.
That's the CIA spook from the JM Wave station.
When you zoom in on it and look at the modern photos, it's clearly David Morales.
Right now, I'm gonna go to it because I think we did there we go.
Boom.
There it is.
That's David Morales.
Clearly, David Morales.
And the man on the left is Jack Valente.
So Jack Valenti, when I spent a lot of time debunking his alibis, and the reason I got I got turned on to Jack Valenti in the first place was because I caught a lie in his in his statement.
See, this guy, he goes on to be the motion picture association of American director for 40 years.
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I think it has to do with the internet connects or not the internet.
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Um, go ahead.
Uh, so I got right now on screen, guys.
Um, Jack Valenti and uh David Morales.
So basically, you have the two Secret Service agents enter the second and third row, and that was to make room for the two people that they picked up, which were Jack Valenti and David Morales.
Let me talk about Jack Valenti's alibi.
And the reason I got turned on to Jack Valenti in the first place was because as I'm reading through, uh he was a very prolific guy.
He wrote a bunch of things.
This guy that actually killed JFK, guys.
This is the one that hit the headshot that blew his head back.
This is the guy that actually killed John Kennedy, guys.
Correct.
Um, and so Jack Valenti's alibi, it was it fell apart for me.
This was very early in my research, too.
So I was fortunate to be able to spend a couple years on Jack Valenti.
Um, and basically, his alibi is is bullshit.
He originally being sworn in as well.
I'm sorry, when Lyndon B. Johnson, look at him, he's right there again as uh LBJ is getting sworn in.
Look at the look on his face.
Clearly sweating, disheveled.
You can see that on my screen, right, Corey?
Yes.
Okay.
Well, go ahead.
Keep going, my bad.
So Jack Valenti, and he wrote in an article that was published some years later, that he was following behind the president in the sixth car.
He talks about getting into a big car with Evelyn Lincoln and Pamela Tenor and a couple of the secretaries.
And but then later, I caught him.
I caught him in another statement.
He said that he got into a uh a smallish van.
And then uh in another interview, he said he got into a bus.
So it started, his his alibi started as he was in the president's motorcade in a large car, and then it became a van, and then it became a bus.
And then when you look at the documentation on the motorcade, he's allegedly in the VIP bus, which was the last vehicle in line, 24th in the line of cars.
And it was a big continental silver eagle, unmistakable.
You would not ever forget that you were in it.
You would not mistake it for a large car.
So that kind of tipped me off to Jack Valenti.
And then I start to dig into where he said he was and what he did and his statements that he was on the bus and that he went to the trademart, because the bus went to the trademart, and nobody knew that the president was shot, but they knew something was wrong.
He gets to the trademark and he continually uses Evelyn Lincoln and Marie Femer and Pamela Tenor and Mary Gallagher and all the secretaries as the as his alibi.
So then I go through all of their statements.
They all tell a very similar story.
They never mentioned Jack Valenti.
And in fact, in Marie Femer's statement, she says clearly she hadn't seen Jack Valenti since he was on the bus in where was it in Houston or Austin, whatever he was the day before, he had gotten on, talked to them and gotten off the bus because then he took Air Force II with Lyndon Johnson to Dallas.
So his alibi completely fell apart.
He then from the trademark, he says that he got a ride um in the in a sheriff's car to Parkland.
Well, that again is Evelyn Lincoln's story.
And Evelyn Lincoln tells a very descriptive story about how she got to Parkland, that there were five of the women's secretaries, and they all got a ride in uh uh a vehicle with uh state trooper good, G-O-O-D-E.
Okay.
So Jack Valenti's story about riding in a sheriff's car falls apart, and that would have made him the seventh person in the vehicle.
Not possible.
You're not cramming four people in the front of a cop car.
I was a cop for almost almost nine years.
So you're not fitting that many people in the front seat of the cop car.
Basically, ultimately, he was never there at the trademark.
Uh he was on the Secret Service car, and he ended up at Parkland Hospital.
Now, what does he do when he gets to Parkland hospital?
Let me tell the story of Jack Valenti's alibi at Parkland Hospital, and you tell me what he did.
So, first off, Jack Valenti gets the Parkland hospital, and the first thing he does is he goes down to the basement.
What happened in the basement at Parkland Hospital?
The planting of the magic bullet.
So I'm gonna veer off and talk about the magic bullet here for a second.
The magic bullet isn't so magic.
The picture that you see is the is a round from a carcano.
It's not a man lurker carcano like people say it's just a carcano.
Manliquer was uh is a misinterpretation.
But ultimately, that bullet never hit anything.
It never was fired into a carcass or anything.
It was probably fired into water or cotton wadding.
The bullet that was actually found at Parkland Hospital by two guys, uh the two guys uh who worked there.
Um they actually identified it as a pointed tip round from a 303.
So that bullet made its way to Richard Johnson, the Secret Service agent who turned it over to his superior, who then turned it over to the FBI.
The FBI then switches the bullet out from a 303 round, which was pointed tipped.
Um OP Wright and Daryl Tomlinson were the two guys who were working at Parkland Hospital.
They provided statements um on this to investigators who altered their testimony.
Um and then ultimately their correct testimony was provided in a book called Six Seconds in Dallas by uh I forget his name, the Washington Post chill.
Um but uh ultimately the bullet was swapped.
It was never a Carcana round, it was swapped by the FBI years later.
Um and the two men who found it uh provided statements to that.
So Jack Valenti, in my opinion, no doubt planted the magic bullet, which was fired from an N field 303.
And the N field 303, we have to look at it from another perspective.
How do I know it was an N field 303?
Because they were setting up additional patsies, they were setting up Buell Fraser as an additional patsy.
Buell Frazier's name was dropped at the sports drone rifle range as having been the man with Oswald, but it clearly was not.
So, in my opinion, that's the rifle that was taken from Buell Frasier when he got arrested that day because he was arrested.
They confiscated an Nfield 303 and a box of 303 pointed tip ammunition, as was described by Daryl Tomlinson and OP right.
So to me, it appeared to be a plot uh backup plot that never came to fruition.
But it would have simplified everything.
Because if they would have just pinned it on Frasier, we never would know about any of the Oswald stuff or any of this, right?
It would have gone probably gone away as the biggest mystery ever with no background, right?
Which is probably what they should have done, but they didn't.
So, but from there, um the connection to Jack Valenti.
Also, we got Uncommon um assassination.
Uncommon also had a question for you.
I know he was speaking in the last space.
Um I think he might have uh something for you guard uncommon.
Well, maybe not a question, but just wanted to point out something that actually did come up in the last space that I'll be.
Yeah, bro, they wouldn't let me speak, man.
I came in at the end there.
I was gonna try to bring Corey into talk about this stuff, but I guess we got there like when you guys were wrapping up.
So yeah, it was it was mostly.
He was one of the few people he was one of the few people that weren't brained that I was speaking there too.
I was like, this guy's a breath of fresh air.
Oh, let me guess they all was scared to talk about the Israeli connection, right?
As usual.
Well, it it almost felt like a limited hangout almost.
Like not only were they afraid to talk, they weren't afraid to talk about it.
That would be they let us speak.
So like we at least got to give them credit for that.
But yeah, but they also I feel like they obfuscated a lot.
Like literally, I jumped in there tonight because I was like, Oh, there's 6,000 people in here.
Let's see what they're talking about.
And uh, you know, they gave me the opportunity to speak.
I was like, this is a good opportunity to get, you know, what I think is the truth out there, which is obviously the most likely, the most likely connection is obviously the Israeli connection connection for you don't even have to get into the details.
It's like Israel killed JFK because they want a nuclear weapons.
You know, that's the basic thesis.
It makes total sense when you look at all the players.
Obviously, Corey does wave his spent his like seven years on it.
Uh I've only, you know, I'm a rookie compared to him, but it's pretty obvious when you look at it.
It's like, yeah, like you got permadex, you got all these players, you got Jack Rubensign, whatever.
I think some people that are kind of connected to it know.
Um, but they uh it seemed like they were obfuscating a lot.
They one of the guys was saying, Oh, like when you look at these documents, it's clear that the Russians were really behind it.
I was like, dude, that doesn't even that literally doesn't even make sense.
Like, why?
I was like, you're saying that our government has been covering for the Russians for 60 years.
He's like, yeah, they wanted to prevent World War III.
I was like, what the what the hell are you talking about?
But anyway, I do want to point out something good that did come up.
Um they had a CIA guy on there, and he said that if there are any foreign intelligence um implications, the CIA wouldn't be able to release them no matter what, because it would be against their policy.
And because and it makes total sense because let's say they did implicate the Israeli Mossad in some of the documents.
The Mossad's not gonna give them information on the way back.
Also, we know that RCI is essentially run by the Massad or whatever.
I mean, they all work together, it's all one conglomerate, Jewish power conglomerate.
We we all some of us in the know obviously know that maybe others don't, but but the the point still stands is that the reason that you're never gonna because like some of these people were looking at it, like, look, see, it doesn't show any of the Israeli connections.
It's like, yes, you dummy, it can't show us any of the Israeli connections because they are literally that's who they've been covering for, and they literally can't give us that information.
So I think that is that is good information though to know.
Like, not only it's not even possible, I think, for them to show us that it would have the Israeli Massad connections, I guess, is is kind of the major point.
You know, I think one interesting thing that I did here in that space, though I finished what you're gonna say, and then I want to throw throw back to Corey so he can finish his thought from before.
Yeah, yeah.
So this is goes along to with Corey Corey's research, right?
One thing I did um here that was interesting in that space when I was there.
One guy said that he when he joined the agency in the 90s, uh they were still telling the CIA guys that were working there, the cover story for the 1979 Iranian uh embassy h hostage rescue mission.
They were still telling him while he joined the cover story.
Meanwhile, the actual reality was totally different.
And he said that the rationale behind that is that they might have to you know reuse some of the methods or the tactics that they used, or other foreign intelligence agencies were involved, so that's kind of what his explanation was.
But if but Ryan basically said, like the things that he's used to put cases together have been outside research, people that have spilled, people that have leaked the stripper that was that was basically blown off when she's trying to give her story, that sort of thing.
So that's probably where you're you're pulling your research from, right?
Uh Corey.
Well, a lot of my research has come from non-Kennedy related documents, stuff on the mob.
I spent a long time on the mob.
And uh, and like I haven't spent a lot of time on the Israeli American stuff in the 50s, like the new mech stuff.
Ryan Dawson is the expert on that, so I just kind of left him to it.
But uh I didn't go to any books.
I got all my stuff directly from documents.
I didn't touch books for like five years, and that was just to fill in some gaps if there were any.
And that's like my biggest thing.
Like the documents tell us so much.
Um to read other people's books and to read their interpretations of things based on faulty premises are always is always a bad thing.
So when people when you know, do your own research means not reading books, it means reading documents.
And the best documents that are Kennedy related are unquestionably in the John Armstrong collection.
John Armstrong has a collection of a hundred thousand pages of documents at Baylor, it's the best in the world.
And after that, Harold Weisberg's collection is great.
Um, and because they did a lot of their own investigation beyond above and beyond what the FBI did, right?
And then you have Jim Garrison, who is like the GOAT of Kennedy people.
He knew what happened, he knew Israel was behind it by the time he died, but he never really said that.
That was kind of the thesis of his unpublished book at the that they wrote towards the end of his life.
So Corey, what what's your opinion on Michael Collins Piper's work, Final Judgment?
Or have you read that or yeah, yeah, of course.
That's a that's a pillar of uh of that.
That's okay.
So there's only a handful of researchers that Ken Kennedy, I really respect.
Uh all the rest of them suck.
You got Michael Collins Piper, John Armstrong, Michelle Mehta, who wrote the book on CMC commerce uh centromundial commercial.
Um honestly, I gotta throw Dawson in on the list.
Ryan Dawson got me started on my Kennedy research years and years and years ago.
Um, but he got a shit ton wrong.
Period.
Like in hindsight, now he's he got a lot of stuff wrong.
Uh conclusions, same, but the ways and means totally different.
Um, and who else?
Uh Doug Valentine wrote the books on the CIA.
If you haven't read Strength of the Wolf and Strength of the Pact, that's the foundation of understanding the CIA.
Those are the and those that's it.
I can't really think of anybody else I'd add to that list.
So um Hank Alberelli, Hank Alborelli is amazing.
Hank Alberelli's book coup in Dallas.
I'm so glad he wrote it because it substantiated a lot of the things that I had come to conclude that Otto Scorzani was QJ win along with Jean-Pierre Lafitte, and that's Scorzani was 100% in Deli Plaza that day.
Um that was confirmed in Alberelli's book Coo in Dallas.
So and also the companion book to that is by Ralph Gannis, it's called the Scorsani Papers.
Amazing stuff.
Really?
Um and so, but that stuff you're not, you're not gonna read about Scorsaney in the goddamn uh, you know, FBI and CIU releases.
You know what I mean?
Like, give me a break.
Because Scorzani connects right back to the Nazis and all the post-war stuff they were doing down in South America and the Galen organization.
And they're never gonna want to talk in depth about what the Galen organization did.
There's enough books and stuff out there on that already, but that's what that all leads to, you know.
And Galen was still in the mix in 63 somewhere.
That guy being the tactical mastermind that he was had absolutely some kind of consultant involvement on this, without doubt.
He was the best in the world at intelligence.
So so Corey, so you think basically that all of these documents that, you know, because it looks like they're gonna release the stuff in a wave.
Do you think do you think we're gonna see anything with Israel in these documents?
Because you're saying most of the Kennedy stuff you found out about, you actually didn't even get it from Kenny files.
You got it from other stuff.
Right.
Exactly.
And that's where you're gonna find the Kennedy stuff and the other stuff, right?
So this is all a fluff job, period.
Okay.
Yeah, it's like, how are you supposed to validate what's even real up and not even real?
Um and you gotta think the FBI fabricated evidence, they altered statements.
They are they gonna admit any of that?
No.
A lot of the stuff they don't want to release, I think will just be embarrassment.
Like, hey, we lied to you, sorry.
You know, can they actually tell us that?
No.
They can't.
Their hands are tied.
When it comes to the real thing, the hand, their hands are tied.
They'd have to spill the beans on Israel, how they were in bed with the mafia for 50 years.
You know, the whole the whole kit and caboodle.
They can't admit that because it'll embarrass us on a world stage.
And you brought up, you guys brought up a good point too, that like we have uh another intelligence service that has an incentive to keep this stuff classified.
So that might be the other reason too.
Why the because Nick Nick Fuentes actually posted about this earlier today, and I was like, oh shit.
Um, where he basically showed it said CIA said it's okay to clear this stuff, but um Israeli intelligence did not, apparently, you know, and I got it up on screen right now if anybody wants to look.
It goes from the JFK files, the CIA has no objection to declassification and or release of information in his document, except these words, and then it goes, um, except brackets, Lee 87 1998, and then it goes, boom, you see the Israeli intelligence service in brackets.
So, I mean, that's pretty that's kind of a smoking gun that Israel did in fact not want this stuff um coming out uh for obvious reasons.
And um crazy stuff.
I've seen people try to connect like Oswald to the Israelis because of um uh Ruben Efron, right?
And uh, but that to me is irrelevant.
Um when you come to understand Oswald and who he was intimately connected to, it was not the Israelis, it was CIA people.
Interesting how they call themselves Israeli intelligence service rather than Mossad ISIS.
Yeah, interesting.
Yeah, this is from 1998, but um, but yeah, I mean back then I I don't even think back in the six it was Mossad founded in 1963.
They probably were let me look.
They probably were they popped up around the same time as every other um Intel agency because you gotta think um 1947 was not just the birth of the CIA 1949.
Yeah, 1949.
So yeah, they were they did exist back then.
Starting in 47, there was the launch of what like the 17 different intelligence agencies around the world, right?
Well, the BND came a little later, the BND came around, I think 56, but it was in the works with Galen all that time.
So there was a all the intelligence official intelligence agencies kind of came to came to formation post-47 in that couple year period following World War II with this like new post-World War II order of things.
Um you have the war ends in 45, the OSS goes away.
Yep.
And then the CIA doesn't come up till 47, right?
But those years, 45 and 46, those were some busy, busy years.
You gotta think they funneled all the Nazis out of uh out of Europe and North Africa through the rat lines, right, to South America.
Like people talk about um paper clip as being the big deal with those scientists.
Like that's nothing.
Operation Rusty with Galen is what X f basically exported.
I've seen numbers as high as 210,000 Nazis, you know, into South America, and some of them came to America and changed their names and got, you know, just went about their business, right?
So um Hey Corey, let me ask you this.
A small event called Bretton Woods as well.
This helps get out.
Yeah, right, right.
Corey, let me ask you this.
What about um I know I know your your expertise is is JFK.
Uh but any what what is your thoughts on um RFK?
Um, I haven't really paid any attention to RFK or any of that stuff, because I mean, once you understand who did it, it it's the same people who did it, right?
So it's not much of a it's not much of a it's crazy that they still try to blame Sirhan for it, man.
It's like w I mean even Robert F. Kennedy Jr. himself, HHS secretary has said that Sirhan Sarhan didn't kill his father.
Yeah, it was uh Thane Eugene Caesar shot RFK for sure.
I mean, it was like six bullets in his revolver and he shot eight times.
Yeah, it was like I think it was like 13.
It was like 13 shots.
Yeah, and not only that, but like the the kill shots of RFK were from behind, right?
So very close range.
You know, from very close range because they saw stipling on his skin, which you know typically is indicative uh indicative of being shot at close range.
So yeah, man.
I mean, for them to say Sir Han Surhan when he was in front of him and he got tackled, um, that's why a bunch of shots were on the wall and the ceilings.
Uh he got blamed on a Palestinian, which is hilarious.
Exactly.
Yep, they blame on a Palestinian that can't fucking Christian one at that.
I can't even remember what the hell happened.
So it was like so obvious that it was a false flag.
Um let me see here.
Let me get a couple guys' questions answered because Corey, I don't want to hold you forever, and I know that you probably might be tired.
Um, I got a question, recording.
Yeah, go ahead.
So, Corey, you said you didn't read books until after you read your research, but um, I'm wondering if you read this one book.
I've been recommending it to Myron, and then uh Ian Carroll ended up mentioning it on Joey Joe Rogan.
I read it close to a decade ago.
I was wondering if I it's worth rereading or if it will muddy the waters for me.
It's the devil's chessboard, Alan Dulles, the CIA and The Rise of America's Secret Government.
It's by David Talk.
I haven't read it, but it's from what I hear, it's a fair fairly accurate representation of Dulles.
But the problem is a lot of the stuff with involving Dulles and Bill Donovan and the early early intelligence guys is that and this doesn't come up very often, but these guys were all like knee deep in the secret society stuff, and not like the Freemasons.
I'm talking with the World Brotherhood and and P2, which are like more European secret society stuff.
And so a lot of their activities involving Centromondi A commercial and Permandex and all that stuff, all kind of fell within this shroud of these secret societies that they were involved with in Europe that I really got too much on my plate to like go off on the secret society tangent.
So but we don't know how much stuff is hidden from us.
I mean, I have a feeling it's a world of stuff that we don't know about.
So but that'll give you the devil's chessboard's a good book, right?
And that's what I've heard, yeah, but I haven't read it myself.
Thanks.
I did get a recommendation recently on uh Barry and the boys.
Uh my boy Jim read that and said it was phenomenal.
So that's gonna be pretty I got like 10 books that I get are literally sitting in my house that I have to get to all on Oswald.
But um anybody else, guys?
Because I want to get as many, because you know, literally we got the number one guy when it comes to JFK in the fucking room right now.
So I'm live streaming it.
He's here with me on a Zoom call, so that's how you guys are able to hear him.
So if you got questions for JFK or any of this stuff, you guys ask now, man, because this is literally the expert on this.
Um I see Jake the Mullet, go ahead.
Jake.
Hank, wake up.
All right, I'm gonna remove him.
Okay.
Um who's up next?
Stevenson, go ahead.
And if you guys already spoke, I'm gonna just like move you down or something like that.
Or if yeah.
Hey, Corey, so RFK Sr. after the assassination, uh, pretty much found out, you know, who did it pretty pretty early.
Uh it was I mean, who invited how did JFK end up in Dallas that day?
Why was he there?
He was there for a fundraiser.
He was there for a fundraiser.
So RFK said, hey, where are the checks at?
And a certain group didn't cut the checks.
And it was, you know, as a good lawyer and the attorney general of United States of America, he figured out pretty clearly who and you know, why was he pulled there?
And how did these people not cut the checks for a fundraiser?
How would they know ahead of time that they won't need to pay him?
It was pretty clear after that.
And RFK was bro, what's your question?
You're yapping.
What's your fucking question?
Who who who invited him there that day?
Well simple.
Jack Valenti did.
Jack Valenti, on behalf of Albert Thomas, representative from uh Houston.
Um, they invited the kid the president to the Albert Thomas dinner to come and speak, which he did.
And that was, I forget if it was Austin or Houston.
It was one of the two.
Um, that was the day before the assassination.
And the next day was the assassination in Dallas.
Jack Valenti was there like every step of the way.
He sent the invite to Kennedy.
He handled all the press for the trip.
Uh he's the one who communicated the route to the motorcade.
People say it was changed.
I don't have any evidence for that.
I know that it was released on November 18th in the Dallas Morning News, provided to them by Weekly and Valenti, Jack Valenti's company.
Uh Jack Valenti, like I said, handled all the press.
He um hosted all of the events that um Kennedy was supposed to be at, and then ultimately he shot him.
So to me, this spelled out just the insistence on Jack Valenti being in there every step of the way, to me, reeks of something more.
So you're saying Jack Valentine Dark.
Like the Hollywood guy shot JFK.
Yes, 100%.
When you go through the Jack Valenti file, you find a couple things.
He was born into two mob families.
He was investigated heavily for violations of the white slave trade act.
Um, he was investigated for associations with mobsters, a mobster down in Houston.
Uh Jack Valenti had a gambling problem that no one really ever knew about or talks about.
This comes out in the Jack Valenti files.
He was also a homosexual, and he was um reported by numerous witnesses to the mob and informants that he was having an affair with uh Joe Lucia is the name uh of the mobster down in Houston, and also um McGeorge Bundy.
It was alleged he was having a sexual relationship with McGeorge Bundy, right?
So not really relevant to the story, but just an interesting, you know, kind of um add-on to the Jack Valenti story.
But Jack Valenti, born into two mob families, his father was uh heavily investigated by the FBI.
His father was uh had files, his he has got like a 50 or 60 files held by the FBI for everything from treason to faking citizenship to racketeering, you name it.
I mean, his father was a hardcore mobster.
The official story won't tell you that, but the FBI files do.
So I mean you're saying basically it was more mob than Israel.
Oh no, they're the same thing.
There's no separating them in 63.
Period.
The Italian mob.
The Jewish mob.
The Jewish mob is the mob.
See, here's the thing the Italians ran the local sin, the local mob, right?
The you had Gianconna in Chicago, but Gianconna didn't really run the show.
He answered to a guy named Hyman Larner who answered to Meyer Lansky, right?
And then you got Trofficante, you've got Marcello, these guys answered directly to Meyer Lansky.
Meyer Lansky going back to here's the deal.
The Sicilians only ran the mob from 1921 to 1931.
1931, Meyer Lansky puts out the hit on Joe Massaria and Salmaranzano, the two top Sicilian bosses who ran the show for 10 years.
He takes them out using Albert Anastasia, Lepke Buck Alter, you know, um Lucky Luciano, those guys.
Unofficially, he takes over the mob at that point.
He forms the commission, right?
With the five families in New York.
And he's known as the mob's accountant.
Yeah, that's nonsense.
He ran the show from all the way from 31 till the end in the 70s when he went on the run.
So the mob is the Jewish mob.
I don't want hear any different.
It just doesn't make any sense at all.
The Italians were little little players compared to the Jews who had an international syndicate, and they were connected to the Corsican mob.
They were connected to the CIA's heroin trafficking out of Saigon in 66 with Shackley.
I mean it the Jewish mob is the mob.
So who was Ruth Payne hosting at her house?
And was it Oswald?
Yeah.
So living at the Payne residence was Oswald and his wife, Marina and their kids.
He didn't live at the boarding houses.
Yeah, because actually she uh ended up after that becoming like a principal, different Quaker schools.
I like the Quaker connections, kind of kind of interesting.
Yeah, for some reason the Quakers have popped up two or three times in my Oswald research, and I haven't figured out why, but so is the Lutheran church.
Oswald's mother was heavily connected to the Lutheran church.
And one of my fellow researchers, Diana Thomas discovered that everywhere Oswald lived growing up was within a block or two of a Catholic, either uh orphanage or uh a mental asylum, which is kind of weird.
Nixon was defeated by Kennedy.
I mean, Kennedy stole the election.
Kennedy stole the election for sure.
Yeah.
In 60, and and Nixon was a Quaker.
And uh there's there's some just interesting connections and then going back to Philadelphia.
All right, let's move to uh Patriots Prayer Network.
What's your question for Corey?
I've heard Judith Very Baker give her versions of what she believed happened that day.
And uh being that you have as much knowledge as you do about the situation.
How do you feel about Judith Barry Baker's version of what she says happened?
She is one of the most full of shit grifters I've ever experienced in the Kennedy world.
Everyone should ignore everything that comes out of her mouth.
Yeah, I want to say that I think she's Jewish, to be honest.
Um she said that she called Oswald and spoken some code on the phone at the book depository.
Like, you're a lying bitch.
Shut up.
Well, I'm I'm just saying that because I mean I think she's Hungarian or Romanian.
She's from some country in Eastern Europe, and I actually did a deep dive on this because yeah, she like basically said that yeah, her and Oswald.
She's Russian.
Yeah.
Eastern Europe, what whatever.
Um, but she and actually I have it in a clip of a video, but there's a menorah behind her when she's giving an interview, and I thought, oh, well, that's weird.
And at first I because I was researching it early on, I didn't really understand.
But then I was like, I I think I think she's a planet counter-narrative, to be honest, if you want my honest opinion.
I think it was like, hey, let's throw some shit out there so people can actually I think that's what Robert Grodin was when they when the Supruder film first came out to the public, it was 1975.
Who was the person that was the per the on CBS who went through it all?
It was another Jewish guy, Geraldo Rivera, who and it's on a Jewish network, obviously, because they own all the networks.
And who's providing the counter nar narrative there?
Robert Grodin, who's blaming.
So now you're framing it in two different ways.
I mean, I know I don't know.
Corey can give his thoughts on that, but that was just what I I thought that they were planning, they had to plant counter narratives because we were never supposed to see the Supreme film.
But when Jim Garrison subpoenaed for it, they had to release it to the public because as soon as Sapruder films JFK getting his head blown off, he turns around and sells it for like a million bucks or something the next day.
Time life magazine says, Oh, we're never gonna release this.
It's too dangerous.
It's like, why would they do that?
Well, you have to understand who was running uh it was Life magazine.
You gotta understand who was running it.
It was being run by a guy named C. D. Jackson.
And CeeDee Jackson's the same guy who also I think was in charge when they removed the tie from the picture from the Robert Kennedy associate uh assassination on the cover.
That I'm not sure of, but I could tell you who he was in his previous life.
He was the number two guy in charge of psychological warfare for the Office of Strategic Services, and he was directly the guy who planted all the fake evidence at Buchenwald, all the tattooed skin and the lampshades of human flesh and the shrunken heads and the pelvis ashtray.
That was all OSS propaganda that's all been debunked as fakes, and that was planted by CeeDee Jackson, the guy who was running Life magazine who came to Dallas to take possession of the Zapruder film.
So the Life magazine's been a CIA op since the beginning.
Do you know if CeeDee Jackson was Jewish by chance or no?
I don't.
I don't know.
I'm looking him up right now to see.
Um who does Oh Maze, go ahead.
We didn't.
Hey guys, and I apologize.
I'm just now pulling up, so I don't know if you guys um kind of hit on the latest stuff that came out around Mexico and Mexico City, and I guess whatever um operations and surveillance that they had out there, and apparently the KGB.
I don't know.
I I guess I'm just gonna throw out the.
What did I say, Myron?
I said I said Mexico City and Russia.
That's all we're gonna get.
I'll summarize it for you real quick.
We got 1400 people, we got a lot of a lot of you guys in here, man.
We got 1400 on Twitter, we got another 4500 on Rumble almost and another 2500 on YouTube.
So we got a lot of you guys in here.
Um story short, a lot of the stuff that they put out, uh, I looked at it too.
A lot of stuff on Russia and Mexico City.
The bottom line is this, guys.
The Oswald that you think that they were watching in Mexico City is not the Oswald that ended up getting shot by Jack Ruby later on.
Right.
It was all part of the impersonation and the setup of Oswald in the months leading up to the assassination.
Corey, what are your my my general, I mean, what are your thoughts on all the to me, and if you're focusing on Oswald, you're obviously like that's what they want you to focus on, right?
Like he that was no no no no, definitely not.
They don't want you to focus on Oswald.
Because if you focus on Oswald, you'll find out that his entire family was connected to intelligence operations going back to 41.
They don't want that getting out.
I've studied Oswald at length for about the last eight months.
And I've read every single document there is about Oswald pre-59.
And Oswald is not who you think he is.
The person that actually was in Mexico City, guys, um was a guy named Carrie Thornley.
And you know, I went into detail with this uh uh with Corey about um basically they had this guy who pretended to be Oswald um in multiple locations, but the way that Corey was able to figure out that it was really Carrie Thornley and not the Oswald that got shot by Jack Ruby, is because there's discrepancies in where he was supposed to be at certain times, and also um the Oswald that was down in Mexico City could barely speak Russian versus the Oswald that we know that got shot by Jack Ruby was fluent, if I'm not mistaken, right?
So one thing I want to mention is that like when you put together a case, and that's what this is.
This is no to me, this is no different than detectives putting together a case and assembling a case, you make connections between things that on the surface don't appear to be connected, right?
Like when you deal with Carrie Thornley's interactions with Oswald in 1959, what does that seem to have to do with Carrie Thornley's interactions with Oswald, which are somewhat provable in 1963?
Really not a whole lot.
You have to come to understand and bridge the gap between those things.
Um and so what do police do all day?
They gather evidence and then they make a case against somebody.
But rarely in any case ever is there a smoking gun.
So all cases that police make are based on where the evidence points to, right?
And so that's what I did with this case.
I treated it like a normal police investigation, because I was a cop for a long time and I was a crime scene investigator.
And so I understand the investigative process very well.
And so when I read something from 1946 that mentions a certain street or a certain phone number or a certain person, and then that same thing pops up again in 1962, right?
Like there's an obvious connection there.
And it's a lot of things like this that I believe that someone with b background like myself who's got training in investigations will put together, whereas the majority of people who research this stuff have no investigative background and they don't know they don't understand put how to put together a case that you could present to somebody as hey, this is the case that needs to be prosecuted, right?
And so I think that's the biggest thing with Kennedy researchers, they don't have a background in investigations.
I do.
And so that is greatly helped me in filtering out what's nonsense and being able to weigh evidence properly, being able to see through people's witness statements.
How which how do you know when people are telling the truth and when they're not?
And I actually have a picture of Carrie Thornley right now for you guys.
Um if you guys are watching the stream again, it's put I got visually it's pinned this up on my Twitter profile right now, so you can see this.
And I got a side by side between um your guy Oswald and Carrie Thornley, and they do look uh very similar.
Well, here's the thing you don't they don't have to be identical, and then this there's a book out there um on the CIA and tradecraft tactics that I uh read that basically explained that if they're not in the same place at the same time, um, if they're not being scrutinized,
if someone doesn't suspect that they will be interacting with somebody else, a lot of what happened when you read through the FBI reports and stuff, what you get is after the assassination, you get people who called the FBI and were like, hey, I interacted with this guy like six months ago, right?
And they'll relay a story that they interacted with Oswald from six months ago.
But what details are necessary for them to make the connection that that person was Oswald.
He talked about communism, he talked about guns, he talked about Kennedy.
All things that I can prove Kerry Thornley actually did, whereas Oswald wouldn't have done those things.
Carrie Thornley was in places that Oswald's alleged to have been at that I've disproven.
Like the entire Clinton voter registration incident, which was allegedly proof that Oswald knew um Clay Shaw and David Ferry and all the New Orleans crew, that was when you go through the entire string of events, which is about six or seven different events, which create a string of evidence, then you can say, hey, that was never Oswald, that was Carrie Thornley.
But yet the entire JFK research world is still stuck on the fact that it was Oswald, right?
So I forget my point.
I got off track.
I've been doing this for like five hours.
Oh, no, no.
I was just uh talking about Thornley and and uh Oswald um.
Yeah, they don't have to be identical.
Yeah, they just have to be similar enough so that you it tricks the memory of the caller who called the FBI from six months ago, right?
That's the that's the pattern that pops up everywhere from the shooting range to the boarding houses, even to the book depository that day, right?
So, but most of the statements of the people in Book Depository have been altered or concealed.
Okay.
Go ahead.
Anyone else got questions?
Go ahead and jump in.
Uh, like I said, this is a rare opportunity to talk to someone.
Wait, Corey, where can the people find you, by the way, if like they want to like CoreyHughes.org.
That's got links to all my stuff.
My substack on Hitler in World War II is really the best.
It's five bucks a month.
Everybody should, if you want to learn the real story of World War II, that's where to go.
Um Corey Hughes Bloody History is my podcast.
But I warn you, it is so far we got like 250 hours of me reading testimony.
So you better be prepared to get into the weeds with me as I do these shows.
They're not for a casual listener.
All right.
Uh who had a question?
Go ahead.
I just heard a voice.
Yeah, I was just gonna say uh Corey, can you go over to spell two of the common reasons were given why LBJ would kill would kill Kennedy or the military-industrial complex would kill Kennedy so they could continue the war.
I've heard you go over it before, but yeah, probably for people to hear.
Good question.
They were ramping up the war, they were ramping up the war.
Um, Kennedy spent six and a half billion dollars on helicopters and airplanes 10 months before the assassination.
It's pretty well documented.
MacNamara was a Secretary of Defense.
You don't do that unless you're ramping up a war.
You're not gonna do that and then pull out the executive order, the memo that was meant to do troop reallocation in South Vietnam was nothing more than to put pressure on DM to go along with the CIA who wanted to get involved with the war.
They didn't want American involvement in the war, so the CIA killed DM and it pissed Kennedy off.
It happened in early November of 63.
So the idea he was gonna pull out was ridiculous.
The the memo and all the actions the CIA was taking was meant to get into the war, and DM didn't want them.
So to me, it's just it's it's it's superficial, it's superficial bullshit that people kick around, you know, killed by the CIA over Vietnam.
You know, it's what people like Jefferson Morley like to talk about.
Ridiculous.
All right.
Um I see Ellis David.
Go ahead.
All right, Ellis David Nogano and Jake the Mullet.
Go ahead.
Uh hey, Corey, I was just gonna ask, uh, can you explain about uh Harvey?
Yes, so uh we can have I'm on.
Yo, Ellis, uh, you you you took too long, bro.
Go ahead, Jake.
Uh Corey, can you explain about Harvey Lee Oswald compared to Lee Harvey Oswald?
Well, let me go into the first I'll talk about that by talking about the documents.
Um, and I've got John Armstrong collected well over 50 documents.
I have probably more than 50 documents where the Defense Intelligence Agency, the CIA, Office of Naval Intelligence, FBI, Secret Service.
All of them in the body of their reports refer to Oswald as Harvey Lee Oswald.
These reports stretch into the 1970s.
I have one from 73, where they're discussing Harvey Lee Oswald.
And Peter Dale Scott did an amazing job when he analyzed these documents.
He found that this was intentional obfuscation, and that it was used as a dual filing system.
Now, John Armstrong took it a step further.
John Armstrong theorized, based on a slew of evidence that Oswald, the Oswald who we know as Oswald, who was shot by Jack Ruby, is not the man who was born as Lee Harvey Oswald and raised as Lee Harvey Oswald.
Armstrong's theory was that there was another man involved who went by Harvey.
And I started to look into this many years ago, and I kind of put it off for a while.
And then when I got into studying Oswald specifically, it inevitably leads to Armstrong's research.
And Armstrong's research is by far the best in the world on Kennedy, but he really focuses on Oswald.
And the situation with Oswald is that he found in 1953, starting in 53, there were duplicate records in different places of a man named Lee Harvey Oswald.
But I found records going back to 45.
The first anomaly with Oswald starts in 1945 at the Ben Brooke Common School where he's in kindergarten.
But simultaneously, he's uh living up in Boston with his mother and a man named Edwin Eckdahl, who was an intelligence contractor for a company called Ibasco, who did work on power plants.
And uh they had a contract with the Soviet Union indicating that they were clearly intelligence connected.
But this is the first incident where we have Oswald documented in two different places.
And so this is a pattern that we will see that stretches all the way until I don't know what happens in Russia.
I haven't gotten to Russia yet, but all the way through the end of his life.
Uh, although I can say post-59, all the impersonations of Oswald were Carrie Thornley and William Seymour.
That is in my book.
I explain it in great detail.
The duplicate Oswald's that are reported and are evident based on the evidence, really goes from 45 to 59, including his time in the Marines.
And I'll just give like one example.
The Marines is chock full of problems.
The schedule that he's said to have been at contradicts the known photographic evidence, contradicts witness statements who knew Oswald, contradicts what he allegedly did while he was in the Marines, because he was allegedly a radar operator, but that's blatantly false.
That guy was I can't find one person who can put him behind a radar unit, and to go through the radar program took 30 weeks, whereas the radar program he went through only took six weeks, and he took it at Biloxi, Mississippi.
And uh he graduated June 18th of 19 uh 57.
So this is very problematic because he was not a radar operator.
Um we have one sergeant named Gajewski who puts him behind a plotting board, which is that clear board with the latitude and longitude on it.
But that's the closest he ever got to a radar station.
Um most witnesses don't put him there either.
Most witnesses put him either in the mess hall or in guard duty.
But we have I'll give one, we have a dozen examples, but I'll give one.
In November of or October in November of 1958, Oswald is alleged to have been uh out on a boat and where was he, Philippines?
He was in the Philippines in Corregidor, and he was in Taiwan.
Okay, and so he's supposed to be in Taiwan at this time, but that contradicts the known records of Oswald, who was back in Atsugi, Japan, where he was simultaneously being treated for venereal disease.
He had gonorrhea and he had anal bleeding.
So interesting combination to have, right?
Um, but I have all the documents proving that he was in the hospital at Atsugi being traded where he got a colonoscopy and all this stuff between those dates.
But I have other documentation showing that he was on the marine diaries as having been in Taiwan and witnesses who put him there.
It can't be both.
And this is a pattern that you see from Oswald from 1945 onward.
The only explanation is that there were two Oswalds.
And people think this is crazy, but it's not.
It's really not when you think about it.
This to me appears to be an old cold war primitive attempt to get a spy into the Soviet Union, which they ultimately did.
So when you go back and you study intelligence, this it's called they call it identity transfer.
It's actually a specific thing they talk about in documents and in several books.
So it sounds crazy on its surface, but I believe this is ultimately what they're hiding.
They're hiding the Oswald family and the Moret family involvement in intelligence.
That's what they're hiding more than they're hiding anything connected to the assassination, because that will again lead to other operations and other trade craft techniques.
They will never expose trade craft ever, intentionally.
And so that's what I believe Oswald was most of his life.
I've studied Oswald to the hilt, like I've said, I've read every single document on Oswald pre-59, every single interview, every Warren Commission testimony, every everything.
And nothing else makes sense.
Especially when you get, I'll give you another statement here.
So Oswald's allegedly at the youth house in New York off 12th Street, where he gets in trouble for being a truant, right?
And he's talking to a guy named Milton Curian, and he tells Milton Curian that he doesn't do well in school because very often his brother goes in his place.
Well, he can't be talking about Robert Oswald.
Robert Oswald's his next youngest brother who's six years older than him.
You're not going to have some you know 19-year-old guy show up in a 13-year-old's class.
So what brother is he talking about?
See, it's little little you know, bits of information like this that are never highlighted that tell a totally different story, not only of Oswald, but of the assassination itself.
And so um, then my next book is going to be completely on Oswald.
I've done a very preliminary cursory investigation into this stuff, and it produced a five and a half-hour video where I explain all my data.
The book when I write it, which will be my next book.
Well, possibly, I possibly have him working, I might be working on a book with uh with somebody else in the meantime.
We'll see about that very soon.
But um when I write this book on Oswald, it'll have everything worked out to the finest detail all written out because it is mind-blowing what some of the things that happened uh during Oswald's life, especially when he comes back from New Orleans and he's going to Beauregard junior high school.
Uh I mean it's a wild story.
Anybody not familiar with the work of John Armstrong should check out some of this stuff.
His conclusions were all wrong, but his data was phenomenal.
So I probably gave you a little bit longer in answer than you wanted, but that's what I was saying.
Corey, I got a question for you.
Um, you know, that they say all the time that um James Angleton, right, when he went and testified uh in these closed hearings or whatever, that stuff is classified.
Do we know what what they I don't know if they've declassified it yet to this day.
Like, do we know what he said during those uh those hearings?
I think some of the Angleton testimony is out.
I haven't gotten to it yet.
Um the the higher you get to the top of the pyramid, the less interest I really have.
Gotcha.
Because we know it was Israel, we know it was the CIA, we know it was the mafia, I know who all the major players in those organizations were.
So, like, I'm not really overly concerned about who told who to do what because it's obvious who the hell it was.
What I'm more interested in is the minutia, the fine details, the little tiny things that contradict the bigger picture.
That's what keeps me up at night, you know.
Gotcha.
Um, Josie, what's your question?
Go ahead.
I'll try to get some more.
Wait, Myron, I I did find something very interesting.
Um it's a top secret document.
It's 31 pages.
I haven't gone through all of it.
But it says that they the CIA got a Jewish woman to go as a prostitute, basically, to Saudi Arabia to get blackmail.
And it says this it caused some confusion, some embarrassment because she was found out to be Jewish and he was the Arabic leader.
I'm confused.
What does that have to do with JFK though?
Well, this in the JFK files.
Yeah, you'll see the JFK files are stuffed with all kinds of stuff there.
Yeah, there was like when I was going through it, there was so much random stuff in there.
All right, Josie, what's your question?
For Corey.
Yeah, um, I don't know how long Corey has, but uh, we have a lot of requests.
We still have two hands.
Do you still want us to rotate through speakers or you can't do that?
Yeah, let's rotate through people.
Yeah, let's rotate through people.
Um, you know, unless Corey, whenever you gotta go, just let me know.
Uh what time is it?
10.
I got at least another hour.
Okay.
So you guys are in for, you know, this is really a very unique opportunity.
We got like 1500 people in here.
So, guys, retweet the space.
Matter of fact, retweet the space, guys, because like I said before, I know Mario had a space earlier with 6,000 people in it.
It's a disservice that we didn't get a chance to get Corey up on there because he knows more than all the people that were up there talking.
Um thing, Myron, that I'd like to do in the in the near future, is I've kind of refined my original six-hour presentation um down to like four hours or so.
And I'd really like uh to be able to broadcast that to a large audience at some point in the next year.
Yeah, we could we could do it, man.
I I think you just need to come to Miami and we just uh do a full debrief on this.
I I I honestly I'm honestly what I had I just got I just got back from Vegas where I hung out with Jake Shields and Dan Belzarian, which was like the greatest weekend ever.
Nice.
Um, because like the way I'm looking at it is this, right?
And Josie, while you get the hands ready and everything else like that, um this is how I look at it, Corey.
You know, most Americans have zero idea, right?
Of like really what went down.
They have an idea, like, okay, it's CIA somewhat, but I don't think they know about the mob ties intimately, or definitely not the Zionist uh, you know, involvement uh entity.
So what I was thinking is that we take one day to talk about the Zionist angle, then another day to talk about the CIA angle, then another day to talk about the mob angle.
Then we get in now, once we establish all three of those things on separate days, then we go into November 22nd, 1963.
What transpired on that day, step by step, hour by hour.
Well, who's this random guy that just came in talking?
Um, but yeah, but that's what I'm thinking, Corey.
I think that's the best way to do it, where we break it down by entity wanting him gone, and then on the day of the actual assassination, what happened or what transpired, because there's so many fucking lies, whether it's the single bullet theory or the crazy idea that Oswald shot him.
Oh, another funny thing I did notice when I was going through the documents raw by myself.
Um, they even admit there that Oswald was not that good of a shot.
And to have been able to do those shots successfully and kill Kenny from where he was standing, allegedly, uh, from the book of depository, that would have been a difficult uh, you know uh shoot with that with that rifle.
A ball action rifle.
Right.
So we have two different tests of Oswald and the Marines, and one was bad and the other was average.
So I don't know what people are talking about that he was a great shot.
He came up with as a marksman, but that's like the medium range.
That's just like everybody else.
So Oswald never owned those uh never owned those weapons.
He never ordered the rifle, he never ordered the handgun.
And he, like I said, I don't have any evidence he was ever at the book depository that day, right?
And if you're gonna funnel assassins to the sixth floor, you're just gonna let your patsy wander around and bump into him?
No, not at all.
It's retarded.
So Uncommon, go ahead.
It's much harder for me to put Oswald in that building than to say he'd be whether he'd be able to make the shot or not.
And once you eliminate Oswald from that entire scenario, the the entire paradigm of the assassination changes.
Yeah, makes way more sense.
Uh Karma, what's up, bro?
Uh, Corey, can you what's your opinion on Abraham Supruder?
Did he have foreknowledge or was he did he just happen to catch it?
I mean, I believe he owned a build or owned a floor.
Uh he was a clothing manufacturer, right?
I know he was a Ukrainian Jew and possibly a Freemason, but just once your thoughts on him.
Right.
If I'm not mistaken, he was associated with the Maryland Belt Company, which was on the third floor of the depository.
Some people had documents saying he was part owner, but I have nothing to substantiate that, and I could say with certainty the owners were like Morris Jaffe and Sam Bloom and couple other Jews.
Um there's a document in the garrison files where it talks about how everybody in that building was a bunch of Jews and that they were all involved in each other's business, including the nuclear business.
So let me tell you this is an interesting little side note to the assassination.
Um a Jewish company called the uh Texas Uranium Company or something along those lines, Texas Uranium Refinement Company.
They were set up in the Daltex building and they bought a plot of land and then they leased it all out to a whole bunch of people to mine uranium from, right?
And it turns out there was no uranium there.
It was a big fucking scam, and it was all run by a bunch of Jews out of the Daltex building connected to Sam Bloom and Morris Jaffe.
So just a little interesting side note.
Um, but yeah, research into that building showed that the vast majority of people who left went to it, they they all moved the businesses together at the same time to another building uh after the Deltex.
So yeah, it was a big orgy of corruption, just like everywhere else.
All right.
Uh who's up next?
Um, Josie, who's up next?
Um that has been the way, yeah, should have been waiting for a long time.
Sorry.
Yeah, yeah, yeah.
I'll let you handle the hands.
All right, go ahead uh to the next person.
All right.
Hey, Corey, uh, have you ever received like threats for your exposure of this JFJ?
Not to date.
Nope.
I hope they don't start.
That's perfect.
Well, as we get this stuff more out there, bro, they're probably gonna try to come after you, man.
So um, all right, who's up next?
Well, I have a I guess this is kind of more of a zoomed out question and and kind of like the conclusions around um the involvement of Mossad and and how this like was this really something that was kind of intended to prevent the APAC or what was known as APAC back then, it was in our different name, I think.
American Science Council.
Registering.
Sorry.
So here's the deal.
Um I believe it was most certainly revolving around Israel's nuclear program.
However, I believe it was bigger than that.
When you read the communications during the Battle of Letters between Kennedy and Bangurian, it's clear that he was not happy with anything Israel was involved with.
He was aware by that point of Numek and where he got where they got their nuclear materials from.
He was aware of Sanborn Institute and the smuggling of our weapons to Israel.
He knew about all that stuff.
And in the letter that he wrote to Levi Eshgal, who was the interim prime minister after Bangurian, he clearly states in no uncertain terms, that Eshgal is risking all aid to Israel if they can't get inspectors into Domona.
And that was ultimately Kennedy's goal, I feel.
I think he was looking to cut all aid, period, not just over Demona, but over everything.
I think he was looking to sever ties.
And I think that that is what that is most certainly what got him killed, 100%.
But you have to think everybody has their own reasons.
The CIA has their own reasons.
Um people bring up the Bay of Pigs, you know, um, and that he didn't apply air support, which is kind of a misnomer because the CIA had their own air support.
David Ferry was involved.
Um, And so I believe the Bay of Pigs was meant to fail so they could oust him, right?
And so when you consider that, it just appears as though everybody had their own reasons, right?
The mob had their own reasons.
So Joe Kennedy goes to the mob and basically gets them to steal the ballot boxes in Chicago, right?
Three ballot boxes were stolen, which gave Kennedy the advantage Nixon should have won that election.
And so then once he gets in office, Robert Kennedy goes after him, and they felt betrayed, right?
So they didn't mind killing the guy, right?
For whatever reasons Israel had.
The mob had their own.
And the CIA had their own.
But these are all one organization in 63.
You can't separate them.
Like it's literally impossible to separate these guys.
They're all of one mind.
This is the establishment we've come to know and live under.
Like I said before, you know, the four years that we lived under Biden is the epitome of the Jewish conspiracy Hitler warned us about a hundred years ago, all enacted by the intelligence communities.
Because you don't have you can't control a country without controlling the intelligence.
And you can't control a country without controlling its underworld.
And so it was a necessary step for the Israelis.
This partnership is what went on to, you know, give us COVID and everything else, 9-11, you name it.
All right.
Uh who's up next?
TPC film.
All right.
Go ahead, TPC.
Hey, what's going on, Corey Meyer?
What's going on?
Uh my from uh I have a question of uh pertaining to this, because when I see you guys talking about this, it's kind of bugging me out because back in the day when I learned about this whole Kennedy assassination was there was on the car was only a four-seater.
And I remember Kennedy getting shot from the top of his head from the right side, and Jackie Kennedy getting shot with his brain, and then her turning to him and hugging.
So you think that's a way of them possibly covering up the extra space of row or extra row of car seat that was there to not be able to do that.
No, I don't think so.
Um I think there was definitely a lot of manipulation of photographs and stuff.
When you look at like how photographs from Daily Plaza were came to be public, um, virtually every camera in Daly Plaza was confiscated by the FBI and sent to Jagger's Charles Stovall, which is where Oswald worked, which is also a defense contractor, uh kind of a weird place to hire a communist.
Um, but all the pictures that were that we've seen today all made their way through Jagger Charles Stovall and basically were manipulated.
I have a dozen pictures where you can clearly see like magic marker over people's faces.
You know, there's a Jew in a white scarf in the Alchens photo whose face is melted out of the picture, you know.
So every picture has been manipulated.
But in regards to the the vehicle itself, no, I don't believe there was any you know additional obfuscation there other than what I've said.
Okay.
All right.
Well, thank you.
That was my question because that was really troubled me from when I said.
The obfuscation really came with the Secret Service car, right?
If you'll notice, like when you look at the photographs following the assassination, like McIntyre one, McIntyre, you can't see it in McIntyre 2, but you can see it in a later photograph.
They did this kind of leapfrog, like the lead car, which was like a white impala, moved to the side and let the president's car shoot by.
But then they swapped again.
This the lead car then gets in front of the president's car and slows down.
And I think this was all intentional.
It was just obfuscation for what they were doing in the Secret Service car.
But when you go through those pictures, it's clear that something was occurring other than you know, they were just driving to the hospital.
All right.
Um, you got something?
Go ahead, Dom.
Yeah, I just wanted to ask.
So we've covered a lot of ground, gone over a ton of their useful uh information.
I don't know if we've actually covered this though.
Who actually shot him?
Who actually shot him and and why?
Well, we've covered a lot of that already.
Um we've talked about Jack Deletti, we talked about Lawrence Howard, Lauren Hall, and Arcacha in the book depository, Emilio Santana at the Daltex.
One person I don't ever really talk about too much because I wanted to take some time of this is uh Dave Yarris was um uh uh mob assassin, and he was involved in the assassination of Mayor Anton Sermac in 1933, down in Miami when he was only 19 years old.
This is the Patsy in that was a guy named Zongara.
Is there like a trigger man though?
Is there like one or two?
I mean, like I know that they're that's a whole large thing.
I can say with certainty, six people shot, and there were nine people in place with certainty.
It's all outlined.
It's all it's all in my book.
You have three in the Texas School Book Depository, one at the Deltax, one between the Pergola and the fence.
Uh Danny Green, who's the tall tramp, was behind the Pergola.
I can't put a rifle in Danny Green's hand, but I can tell you Danny Green was a sniper trainer in the Marines before he made his way to Daily Plaza, head of the Longshoreman Union up in Cleveland.
There with Cleveland Mob.
He was there with Leo Massery, who's the old tramp.
And so uh then you have Jack Valenti uh and David Ferry on the knoll.
Plus he had Robert Bernard Baker on the overpass.
People saw him with a rifle.
There are statements who saw a rifle on the overpass, but there was no shot fired from there.
So it was so it was six people that shot him, and you said nine that were involved ultimately.
Nine and nine in place, yes.
Okay, okay.
So nine in place and six that shot wow, that's unbelievable.
I bet I know that you went through all of it, but just to say it that I'm sure that's pretty shocking to a lot of the people.
Wow.
Thank you.
Um, the problem is that everything in Dealy Plaza was tampered with, and the statements that people should read only give a one small piece of a puzzle.
And you have to go through basically everything that happened in Daily Plaza to gather all these pieces to be able to put this together.
And it took me years and years to do this.
So uh for Myron and Corey, I mean, I I think it's pretty obvious at this point, but do you guys have any reason to believe that even one single iota of any of the information that's released here recently is going to be at all worthwhile even reading?
I mean, they've had you know six decades to go through it, alter it, destroy it.
I saw just a minute ago they released about 32,000 more pages, but I'm not too sure.
I think it's just gonna be cumbersome and almost sort of a distraction because let's be honest, if we had a transparent government, uh there was six decades for any politician to tell us what happened by now.
So uh just do you think it there's any validity to any of the files that are released?
Uh no, no, I've said this before.
Like the the FBI fabricated evidence, they altered statements, they made shit up out of thin air.
I mean, they'll never admit to us that they made shit up.
They can't.
It'll be an international embarrassment on a scale like we've never couldn't comprehend.
If they told the truth about what happened, it would be hey, what's up, Ryan?
Uh it would be absolutely devastating for us.
So I don't think they're gonna.
No, they're they're all junk.
All right, who's up next?
Uh Jake, what's up?
Go ahead.
Uh hey, Corey.
I don't know if you know too much about uh RFK's assassination, but uh I was looking at uh the dates of RFK's assassination and the Liberty, and RFK was assassinated two days before the Liberty was attacked.
Do you think that has any ties?
I couldn't tell you that's outside my purview.
You gotta talk to Ryan Dawson for that.
Okay.
They killed him on the anniversary of the six-day war, and they killed him because he showed in the California primary.
He was gonna become president.
Oh, sure.
We got Ryan Dawson in the house.
Welcome, bro.
How are you doing?
Hey Ryan.
Thank you so much.
Um, well, okay, you got someone in here that knows quite a bit about RFP.
So you got the JFK and you got the RFK guy.
I know JFK too.
These files are just what was in front of the review board in 1992.
You're not even getting the really juicy stuff.
James Angleton ran the cell with Ben Gurion and his goons out of counterintelligence for the CIA, and they worked with Jewish organized crime and killed both Kennedys.
This is solvable without waiting for you know the government to tell on itself.
They're not ever gonna say anything about the Israeli.
I mean, they're committing genocide right now in front of the world, and there's zero consequences.
No, for sure.
Um, well, you got both Ryan and Corey here, man.
You got a one-two punch.
I think that's the first time we've been able to bring these guys together on a space for you guys to ask questions.
Uh ever, at least that I've seen.
So um Dawson knows quite a bit about RFK.
Obviously, as you guys know, Corey's expert with JFK, so you guys got both people here that can answer the questions on the brothers' uh assessment.
Ryan got me started in my research many, many, many years ago.
I wouldn't be where I am today without him.
Um we we disagree on a great many things.
Yeah, my new architect.
Plenty of JFK.
I'm on all things, Kennedy.
I just hate talking about it for the same reason a lot of people hate Talking about COVID 19.
It just I got oversaturated with it and it it makes me ill, and all I get is a bunch of heat for it.
So like I don't know.
Yeah, we both know about JFK stuff.
Corey and I talked privately on Skype for like a decade.
Gotcha.
Um well uh uncommon sense, go ahead.
I see your hand up.
Yeah, can you guys um fill me in a little bit on it?
Seemed like uh a couple people had written some books and talked about all the people that were killed that were like possible witnesses and related to the JFK assassination, but some of them also looked like this information.
So can you talk about where there are quality people that were killed and maybe why?
I mean, I know that um uh David Ferry was killed before he was able to testify, or obviously that he supposedly committed suicide, so I'm sure that's not true.
Um but also and then also maybe talk about the the autopsy with JFK because that was I mean, clearly they had to fly him.
It seems to me, uh or maybe to anybody just obviously they had to do the that's why they flew him to DC to match up with whatever bullshit story that they were gonna come up with, right?
To give us the bullshit autopsies.
So I want to close some more tabs.
Uh again.
Roger Craig was run off the road and then murdered Johnny Roselli was murdered after he testified for the house slick committee.
I refresh it.
We got Chad uh next the next hand up.
Um did you mention that uh Lee Harvey Altol's mom was in uh was a part of an intelligence service?
Oh, uh unquestionably.
She joined the Navy in 41 and that's been covered up.
She admitted that she was a uh phone operator for the Navy.
Can you guys hear Clarify now?
I just I just refreshed the page, Corey.
Can you guys hear me now?
Yeah, yeah.
All right, perfect.
Go ahead.
The address that she gives down in Algiers, Louisiana are bad addresses.
They're actually in New York, which was right next to the Waves training program.
This was all covered up.
Uh, this is why I say that the most important documents are about Oswald and his youth.
They have nothing to do with the assassination.
There's a 986-page file in Marguerite Oswald held by naval intelligence that's only referenced in one other file, never mentioned anywhere else.
I want that file.
Are they gonna give it to us?
No, definitely not.
None of the stuff that I want, none of the employment records, tax, or social security records that are absolutely mandatory, are they ever gonna give us?
So which is crazy because we already have all their social security numbers.
Like, what are we gonna do with it?
But they just won't give it up.
Do we know about his father?
That's some contention there.
His father is allegedly Robert Edward Lee Oswald, but Robert Edward Lee Oswald Sr., who is the father of Lee and Robert?
He's not like them at all.
He's a short guy with dark brown hair, dark brown eyes.
They're both a little bit taller than him.
He was only five foot six, and they had blue eyes.
And so it's really kind of hard to say.
Um, I'm more of the notion that Oswald's real father is Harvey Oswald, who was the brother of Robert Oswald, who was intimately connected to Marguerite for before she was with Robert and after.
So we have we'll never know.
We have no way to know.
This is just my speculating on the data that we have.
Was he a part of any um in intelligence services?
All him and his brother were both in World War One, but we don't know anything more than that.
So uh He had a handler in Oni out of North Carolina.
Oswald did, yes, Oswald did for sure.
So apparently potentially his mom could have been a part of some program to where he would have just been like uh ink you better uh right, yes, 100%.
Okay, that's crazy.
I don't think Ryan agrees with me on that stuff, but that's another conversation.
I think he was part of the false effector program and ran out of his use when he failed at that and they made him a Patsy.
And there were there were two actual programs going on.
The CIA's programs were Redskin and AE Balcony.
He had to have been under one of those programs.
There's no that was all that was going on.
All the programs by 60 were reorganized under those two programs.
So he had to have been part of one of them.
You know, it's funny.
Um these uh this one dumbass on X is the misfit retard is what I call him.
He says, Oh, I waited for everyone to like be disappointed when they don't mention Israel in the files, and it's like literally there where it shows that the CI did not objectify to the declassification of the Israeli intelligence agencies that did.
Like, dude's a fucking retard.
Biggest idiot on X, just like a lot of these other MAGA retards that shill for Israel.
It's absolutely fucking incredible.
The fucking backflips people do for Israel.
It's crazy, dude.
That dude's so funny to laugh at.
It's a stupid named a forest after James Angleton.
He did such a good job.
Like when does a country name a piece of land after a foreign intelligence asset?
There you go.
Yeah, when he died, they they mourned him in Israel.
Um who has uh any other questions, guys?
Maze, did you have a question?
Exactly.
Well, I guess I'm just trying to, you know, I I feel bad asking questions because like my level of knowledge is nowhere near the detail and the granular level you guys are talking, but I'm trying to kind of understand the Angleton and the Loveston Jay Lovston angle um and kind of what that relationship was.
It seems like the Jay Lovesden stuff was unredacted this time from as opposed to what was released last time, and I'm just kind of reading through it, but I you know, if it's kind of too high level, then don't worry about it.
Um I pay less attention to the top of the pyramid than the bottom.
So that'd be a little outside my purview.
Right, do you have anything on that or no?
Um, do we have any evidence of like on the opposite?
I I pay the most attention to the people at the top.
But yeah, Angleton was that's a long story.
I don't know where you want to start with that, but him and Ted Jackley were they had a little cabal and counterintelligence of the CIA and they were working with the Israelis.
You can't trust any Jews and any sort of thing like that.
They're all gonna stick together and subvert.
All right.
Uh prior to 9-11 working with the Saudis and Israelis.
But it's got stuff in there about the Hungarian freedom fighters and like how they were resisting Soviet control and I mean, I don't know.
I guess I'm just kind of I'm trying to piece it together.
But if I don't even know if that's as relevant or why that's such a big deal as a as it being unredacted this time, that's kind of what I'm seeing being highlighted the most out there.
But maybe that's just a psyop.
But if you don't find it important, then just yes, give it.
All right, who's up next?
Uh Chad, did you have a question earlier?
Yeah, yeah, I was just following up.
Um, so for Lee Harvey Oswald, do we have any evidence of like so if his mom was a part of this program and say she did, you know, uh have her son, you know, uh be indoctrinated to this program or whatever.
Do you have any evidence of him being like separated at school or like just weird things where like, oh, oh, that kid would always get picked out of you know, fourth period, and he wouldn't come back the rest of the day on Wednesdays, or you know, just something that uh, you know, well, the problem with Oswald's records all growing up is there's major potholes, and then there's some documents that we can say with certainty are fakes, and so it's really hard to tell.
And the most of the evidence about Oswald comes from neighbors, people who lived next to them who gave descriptions to the FBI of these people, right?
And so you it's really hard to say anything like that.
Oswald attended something like 14 schools in 10 years or something along those lines, with the exception of when he was at Borgard in 1954.
Um, but you have so many potholes in the available records that it's hard to say.
Um there's a lot of weird behaviors when you go through the testimony of like Lillian Moret and John Pick, who are relatives, and where they were living at certain times, the testimony all contradicts.
Uh, like I said, I have dozens and dozens of conflicting information on addresses, schools, whatnot, starting in 45.
So it's hard to say.
Uh, I'm still halfway through my Oswald research.
It'll all be finished by the time I finish my book on it, but um there's just too much missing for us to be able to make a determination on that.
Is that like a defensive capability or defensive strategy for an intelligence agency just uh mire the waters, money the water?
That for sure it is for sure, because like when you go through a lot of the records, um like I have Kerry Thornley's mainly most of his complete military record, but know where I found it, it was shoved into the Jerry Hemming file, and there is no Kerry Thornley military record file.
You know what I mean?
So they do things like that.
You'll pull a file on one person and it'll have nothing to do with that person.
So there's all kinds of official obfuscation in the release of documents in the first place.
All right, who's up next?
Not to mention the timing of when they come out with all this stuff.
It could just be a cover up of Steve Files, what they really don't want to come out.
I find it hilarious.
Charlie Kirk put out a page from the declassified stuff and he didn't mention anything about Israel.
Bro, this shit is crazy, man.
Yeah, I was gonna say in Mario space that the likelihood that any of these files will contain anything about Israel the day after Trump personally signed off on the attacks they were doing last night is basically zero.
Like what else would they be distracting from?
Like they're not gonna draw more attention and make the American people think, oh wait, why are you authorizing this?
Why are you getting us in involved with them even more?
Zion Don ain't saving us, boys.
Sorry.
I wonder what they got on him.
Is it Epstein?
Yo, Ryan, I got a question for you, bro.
Can you and I'd love to hear this because um it always bothered me seeing RFK um be around Rabbi Shmooley and everything else, knowing that we know now, especially with these class with these declassified documents that the Israelis were absolutely involved in his uncle's death.
Why the hell?
I mean, uh, people say that you know RFK had a very bad past with drug use and you know adultery and all this other stuff.
Like, he knows Sirhan Sirhan didn't kill his dad.
He talked about this on the Bill Mark podcast.
Why did you show so hard for Israel knowing that they absolutely were involved in killing his uncle?
And maybe even his dad.
Blackmail, baby.
When you're a sex uh self-admitted sex addict, I give him a little bit of a pass.
His father was murdered, his uncle was murdered, his wife killed herself.
He got some weird throat disease.
He's had not the best card still to him.
But he was a sex addict, and in his diary, he's fucking all these women, but he's blaming the women instead of himself.
He's like the damn Temp Tristan and stuff, like it's all their fault.
And then I have a theory on Rabbi Schmuli.
I think his ancestors were killed by the masturbation machine, so he's out there selling dildos, but that guy's everywhere.
Like, why does this dildo-selling rabbi know all the world leaders?
It's kind of like shove it in your face.
Israel wants you to know, but doesn't want it officially know.
He's absolutely compromised.
And it could be worse than sexual blackmail.
There's a little suspicion on how his wife actually, if she hung herself by herself or not.
Okay, let me ask you this, uh Ryan.
What is the Israeli angle when it comes to was Israel involved in killing RFK as well?
Because I know Thames is the one that Eugene Thames is the one that killed.
Yeah, Eugene Shahim, but who who covered for him?
John Alessio.
Like that all goes back to Jewish organized crime.
Like, well, I I told you we'll do a show on it whenever this week.
It's yes, it goes back to Israel.
Like it's every time.
Every time means every time.
And of course, you know, they do this crap during Pure Indian.
They wanted him dead.
And then I think RFK Jr. is a fate worse than death.
Like they killed his family.
Now he's on his knees with a rabbi.
And the thing is, he's not a dumb guy.
RFK Jr. is an intelligent person.
You know he knows.
But he's afraid to say anything.
Um even his health minister, he's trying to make categorize like mental health of Jews on campuses who feel uncomfortable about people protesting genocide.
All right.
Yeah, we'll definitely uh talk about uh the RFK situation um more detail.
What was that name you save?
Alessio.
That's his nickname.
Yeah, they ran a bank in California.
They hired his lawyers, Cooper and all that.
Like I can do a proper show.
I sort of did, I did want to add lib with Jake Steels, but I can get one with documents and video whenever you're ready.
Yeah, man.
I mean, we can do it.
We can do it uh next week if you want, or Thursday next week.
We can do this.
Yeah, we could do Thursday this week or next week if you want, because I think RFK is something that uh, you know, a lot of people are obviously always interested in JFK, but I don't think enough attention has been paid to RFK.
And I think I think with RFK, it's even more egregious because they did a f uh, they did one of the most thorough autopsies ever, and it's very clear the killing shots came from behind, yet Sirhan Sirhan, multiple witnesses put him in front.
And then the bullets don't match up as far as the numbers and shots.
Thomas Nogucci showed the burn marks on his head.
You can only do that if you fire from an inch away thing as witness firing.
I mean, it's not complicated.
The problem is all the kook stuff that comes out and it just gets buried underneath all the all the stupid.
And unfortunately, uh I don't know, his brother is president, so that murder is like more high profile, but you can find out a lot about JFK by unraveling RFK because the people involved in RFK are also involved in JFK and the same with the cover-up, including Earl Warren and the rest.
I'm like, it's all the same assholes.
And it's much easier to explain shorter and easier to explain, too.
That's why I always start with that before I even touch JFK.
Um, and we don't have anything from um fame's like admitting that he killed RFK, right?
Like it I know RFK was supposed to go talk to him, it's Junior.
He kind of admitted like he pulled his gun out and stuff.
He's witnessed firing it, and then he lied about when he sold it, and we have the receipt showing he sold it after when he said he did.
Like he there's nobody else in position to do it other than him, and then he's hired by A security all of the day by the mob.
I mean, goddamn.
It's him.
Yeah, and it's funny because he he had a clearance as well, which is something else that you would think is a little overkill for a security guard.
Well, the other guards in there didn't have bullets in their guns at the ambassador hotel, all the people dressed in brown is a security they hired out.
And who made that suggestion to him?
And they're like, if you when you go down through that story, it's like a lot of bell ringing.
Let's just say a lot of ding dong ding.
All right, who's up uh who's and I got a picture of Eugene Thame right now, guys.
If you guys want to Dane Eugene Caesar is his name.
Uh who's up next to any questions?
Jake the ball.
Dom, did you have a question?
They never called him Thane, though.
It was just Gene Caesar.
That's what he went by.
He got arrested in Tijuana, like anyway.
Dom, did you have a question?
I saw your hand up.
I just wanted to it looks like a new document came out.
Myron, I actually sent it to you in your DMs.
All right, let me pull it open right now and see what what uh what uh core.
Yeah, you you know what?
You go ahead and just read it to the people.
It's got the um it's got the highlighted portion, but basically looks like it's uh intelligence document, and it's talking about an an informant statement that was said the day before JFK's assassination, and it's got uh things dead.
Is that Gary Underhill by chance?
No, no, not that one.
There's a magazine article, right?
Right are you talking about the Eshavaria document?
Homer.
I believe so, Homer or something.
Yeah, Homer Rush of Ray.
Okay, that's an old document.
This is if that's that's not new, that's been released multiple times in the past.
Uh right, that's been newly released many times.
I got it on screen right now for you, Cory.
Yeah, our new backers are Jews.
This is old.
This is way old.
This came out in first in '67.
Okay.
That came out in 60.
Corey and I talked about that on a telegram space because that document got re-released in 2017.
Yeah.
Where he's like, our new our new backer, we have new Jewish backers or whatever.
Real quick, um, can can you guys explain to us what this for those that don't know.
I got it up on screen right now for the audience.
If you guys are watching the stream, you can go ahead and it's like I said, stream is pinned to the top of my Twitter feed.
So go ahead and look at it so you can see it.
What is this document here?
I know Corey, you can see it.
Uh Ryan, if you um you said you're familiar with it.
But yeah, what is what are we looking at here?
This is an FBI report, talks about Homer Eshravaria, who's an FBI informant from the mob, and he basically says, We've got plenty of money now.
Our new backers are Jews.
As soon as we or they take care of Kennedy, and that's where his quote ends.
But yeah, this is this was written about by Gary Shaw in '67s.
This document is 50 years old.
Okay.
And it's newly released.
The one thing they'll do is they'll put out a document that's been out like five times before, and they'll say it'll have a stamp on it that says like best known copy or something like that.
And to them, that's a new release because it's a better copy than the fuzzy one they had before.
Gotcha.
Interesting.
All right.
Yeah, I saw up in Chicago too.
Yeah.
Okay.
Uh, Myron, do you stream on Rumble too?
Yeah, I'm on Rumble and YouTube right now.
Annex word.
Okay, all three live right now.
So um, who's up next?
Jake.
Oh, it's because I'm on Myron Gaines X. If you can't find it, I'm not using Fresh African.
I'm using Myron Gaines X. That's my political commentary show.
So, um, who was it, Josie?
Who's up next?
Jake.
Jake, okay.
Uh Jake, go ahead.
Uh Ryan, you know it.
Um Jake, you're rugging.
Yeah, your mic sucks.
Or your NMS sucks.
I'll come, I'll come back.
All right, who's up next?
Uncle uncommon sense.
Sorry.
All right.
Hey, I had a uh Ryan.
I had a question if about the Robert Kennedy assassination.
Did you when you look at the Ambassador Hotel?
I noticed that it was owned by the Shine family, and David Schein was the same guy who helped kind of derail the latter part of what's the communist hunter's name.
Everybody would know him.
McCarthy, McCarthy's career.
Do you think that that played a role?
Or the Schein family also had a part in it?
I I was just thinking of it from a straight logistical standpoint of they would need to know if you're gonna run the op.
Like obviously it would be important to know who owns the building and whatnot.
But just wanted your thoughts on that, or if you've ever looked into it.
Shine is shine in general dynamics is why Mickey Cohen was allowed to run a gambling operation out of that hotel.
And then Shine family had the good with Roy Cohen on Clyde Tolson and Hoover, so that helps you cover things up.
And might be why the building was torn down and destroyed all the physical evidence.
But they did not, as far as I see, have anything to do with uh setting up the kill.
That was a contract killing.
The ambassador hotel was chosen by Kennedy to announce his you know winning the primary for California.
All right.
Is it working out?
Yep.
Uh hey Ryan, do you know any uh if anything about uh JFK Jr.'s death is uh suspicious at all or tied to anything?
I do, but the guy to talk to about that is Mike Rivero.
He's been over the whole flight ad nauseum.
Thank you.
All right, uh, who's up next?
Don't see any hands, so all right.
Um hands?
We got Andrew here.
Andrew uh Meyer just put his hand up.
All right, go ahead.
You know, I used to work in downtown Dallas, and every day for lunch, I'd leave my building and I'd turn left, and then one day I noticed I just I never turned right.
It's like I sense there was some bad energy.
So I turned right one day.
I was like, let's see what's down here.
And I walked a couple of blocks straight into the spot exactly where Kennedy was shot.
If you're sensitive to energy at all, it is the most negative place I've ever been.
It's so nasty, and thank God Trump was elected, and all this stuff is finally coming out.
And if people haven't seen this one, the document that's most interesting to me.
Wait, how does it George H. W. Bush Mayor?
Uh I know you're Jewish.
Um, how how does it like what's your thoughts on Israel being involved in it?
I mean, they probably were.
Uh, when I found out that the Zebruder tape was filmed by an Israeli named Abraham Zapruder, I think that they were in on it.
But just like all these other ops, uh, Epstein, 9-11, you know, people give Israel too much credit.
Uh, you have to remember America's the big dog.
Nothing goes down without America say so.
And the thing I was about to say is the the document that's most interesting to me is George H.W. Bush confirming he was in Dallas and then saying, Oh, he didn't know he what he was up to that day.
It's like okay.
The George H. W. Bush made head of the CIA, made the president, and that was his payoff.
I think George H. W. Bush, people are really overlooking his role in this whole thing.
And I'm not, and I'm not denying at all that Israel.
I think they did play a part.
I think a lot of different nasty elements had a hand in this thing, and that's why they were able to get away with it, because they were all in collusion.
So uh, you know, I I want everyone to get their fair share of credit, but thank God Trump is in office, and all this stuff is finally coming out.
Well, the bad energy you felt might have been the Holocaust Museum, which is on the corner next to Daily Plaza.
That's uh that's hilarious, dude.
No, literally, I'm telling you, if you if you go right to the street, that would have that energy in the street.
I'm out of here's a Holocaust museum at Daily Plaza.
That's great.
That's not I was literally right in the spot in the street where he was shot.
It permeates.
It's so terrible.
That was fucking funny.
I'm not gonna lie.
That was actually really fucking funny.
I don't see any more hands.
So whatever you want to do, Myron.
Um I saw Common Sense, but I don't know if that's still um if that was from before.
If not, then I'm gonna wind down the space here.
We got like almost 2,000 of you guys in here.
You guys got quite a bit of sauce um from two experts on this.
Um Ryan, when do you want to do the RFK thing?
You want to do a Thursday?
All right, Thursday Thursday, America time.
Uh yeah, if you could do can you do 5 p.m. or after that of Thursday, East uh Eastern Standard Time, Miami time.
I see that's the 20th.
Yeah, okay.
If you need more time, we just we could do six or seven.
I'll do my show and then I'll bring you in after, like at seven.
Yeah, seven better.
All right, we'll do 7 p.m.
So 7 p.m. Eastern Standard Time, guys.
Uh I'll be on with um Ryan Dawson.
We're gonna talk about RFK um and the assassination uh there at the um hotel and back in uh LA.
So we'll cover that in detail.
We cover JFK in detail quite a bit.
Um any last questions, guys?
Because uh I don't want to hold Corey and Ryan here longer than I need to.
And I Corey, I appreciate you so much.
Where can the people find you, by the way, before we get the last few questions here, if anyone has any.
Corey Hughes.org has all my links.
Boom.
Uh Simon, I see you guys.
Simon, you got a question?
Yeah, so um uh, you know, RFK Um Jr.
Um, he's a massive Zaya.
Does he know the truth about what happened to his family?
Ryan, you want to take that one?
I mean, he's got it, right?
I mean, there's no way he doesn't.
He definitely knows about his father.
Because he was taking a trip to the Philippines to meet Caesar.
So he has to know.
So why why do you think he covers up?
Just because he's scared for his life or what?
I don't think he's afraid of getting killed.
I think he's uh afraid of what they have on him.
I mean, he went to Maxwell's Easter parties and he flew around with Jeffrey Epstein.
We can put to and he's a sex addict.
I think you can connect the dots, right?
That's why he's in government.
Like all these people, Joe Biden, too, he's a little pervert.
Like compromise people get promoted because they have to obey.
And when when I talk with Ryan on on uh Thursday, guys, we're gonna cover the Israeli angle RFK, because there's uh I I would say that the Israeli angle of RFK isn't as pronounced as it is with JFK.
So we'll talk about how um Eugene Caesar was um linked up with them boys as well with the Israeli angle because it's not as clear as with the JFK situation.
Oh, we got True Teller announced.
Well, welcome to man, we got a bunch of encyclopedias in here tonight.
Was good truth.
We got doing all right.
We got three guys that are fucking between these three guys, they know all of the history of Israel.
Um, what's up?
I see you got your hand in here.
I got Corey Hughes in the house, uh, and Ryan Dawson, obviously, very well versed in the JFK stuff.
I don't know if you've seen the documents or whatever, but um the breaking news on it basically is that um they put brackets in there saying like Israel's intelligence agencies don't want this stuff declassified, even though the CIA said it's okay, which is fucking crazy shit.
Well, I don't think we're ever gonna find out all the details of the assassination in Israel and Massada and the Jews' full involvement by design, of course.
So we'll be left to you know speculate and you know put you know piece it together, you know, the the excellent way that Ryan Ryan Dawson's able to do it.
But what I will add is someone mentioned JFK Jr. and a couple comments there.
One is that he was a well-trained pilot.
He'd been he'd been a pilot for a long time, not wanting to make mistakes.
Two is uh the incumbent senator of New York was supposed to retire, and that position was vacant.
And uh the rumor had it that uh our JFK Jr. was gonna run for Senate and he was gonna get into politics.
And in 97, he'd release his George Political Magazine.
If this guy essentially stayed out of the limelight, not gone into politics and not mentioned anything about wanting to perhaps run for Senate instead of New York in place of Hillary Clinton, who ended up you know taking his spot and winning election.
This is following the the Clinton administration coming to an end.
He'd likely still be alive today if he just kind of fitted out in the sunset, but he didn't.
And so, you know, the powers that be did not want him to potentially win and you know raise awareness or get access to any classified materials because he certainly wasn't shy about uh expressing his opinion.
And uh he was you know very intelligent good-looking guy, likely to become president as well.
They certainly did not want a future Kennedy.
RFK Jr. is a different story, obviously.
But JFK Jr., he was uh in a class of his own.
Anybody just said Alan just told me that was no accident, is what I'm trying to say.
Neither was Kobe Bright.
Kobe Bryant's uh helicopter accident, so there are no accidents in these types of why do you think they killed Kobe Bryant?
He had a pharmaceutical, huge pharmaceutical lawsuit that was supposed to start a few days, literally a few days uh following his assassination.
That's uh that well, I obviously never went through it.
He was suing them, and so what?
Separate separate incident.
This is my Kobe Bryant, and I want to digress.
But JFK Jr., they obviously had their he didn't want to risk him getting near the presidency, just didn't want RFK to he was running for president when they killed him, and he just won a primary, I believe.
And then they took him out.
So he just won the biggest primary, and he had just been started research into his brother's death.
That's what he was doing the week before he was killed, was following leads from Garrison and figuring it out.
He guys gotta realize yeah, it wasn't released till after both Kennedys were dead.
Yeah, CD Jackson from the psych war department that got that, and Corey knows who that is.
They only released still pictures in Time magazine.
The video didn't come out until after he died.
And wait, and so RFK never saw that film.
Yeah, if you saw that film, he probably would have went even harder uh at the Warren Commission and the lies they told him about his brother, if he saw that film.
Maybe hell, maybe they didn't want to put it out until he was dead.
Because I didn't even know that for a bit until you told me, Ryan, that RFK did not see the Zapruder film uh uh ever.
Which is like, you know, for us, we think of it as like it's crazy.
Wasn't really he was dead in 68.
Yeah, yeah.
They didn't release the film until the 70s.
Because that film got released, is why they did a second investigation where they did determine multiple shooters.
That is our own government's official position.
Yeah.
But it's like, oh, it's Israel, pump the brakes, shut that up, shut that down.
Yeah, no, man, absolutely crazy.
There's no mention of Arnon Millshan, the guy that stole nuclear switch technology, gave it to Israel, and also, of course, made the GFK movie and made sure to connect.
Austin, what's your take on the people that say the the guy in the passenger seat turned around as one is one of the people that took a shot?
That's stupid.
I've heard the same thing where they blame William Greer, the driver for turning around and shooting.
Like it's on film, they're not taking shots.
Yeah, that's retarded.
Whenever people say the Secret Service agent shot him from the front, I'm like, you're a fucking idiot.
True retards.
Yes, I wanted to see what Dawson would say.
Thank you.
It's funny the guy's words out of the mouth.
You're a fucking idiot if you believe that.
So on film, and it's not just prudent films, reason films.
William Greer, nobody in that car, Sean Kennedy.
The guy who pushed that film from the rich man's trick film.
He's actually been emailing me about stuff lately, which is kind of hilarious.
Oh my god, that is the worst.
That is hands down the worst Kennedy film ever made is the loose chains of JFK.
It's like what Europa is to World War II is rich man's trick to JFK and lose change to 9-11.
They're all the most widely watched and all the dumbest ones ever done.
I was just gonna say it's like the people that said there was no plane in 9-11.
Yeah, and I deal with them every day.
Um, who's up next?
I got Drew down there, I think.
Yeah, Drew and Daniel.
Thank you guys for doing this, man.
This is incredible.
Shout out, Myron, shout out to all you guys.
Um, just a quick question.
I'm wondering, like, right now, especially with everything that's going on.
I want to hear what Ryan has to say, what all you guys have to say about like the situation with Iran.
Like, what's the situation around that and how is like kind of like Mossad tied into all that?
Because that's not the topic.
That's not the topic.
Okay.
Um, I guess my other question would be then that um what's like the most obvious thing?
Like, let's say if you're talking to an absolute normie, like what's the most obvious thing that we found today, or like what the Mossad has to like this whole damn thing, like obvious that it's just out there.
Bro, I'm not gonna lie, that was a retarded question.
I'm gonna move on to the next person.
I was gonna say he sounds like a normie.
Bro, that was a retarded question, bro.
Uh let's go.
Go ahead, Danny.
Yo, think think twice before you ask questions like that, man.
Fucking retarded.
Simon, go ahead, bro.
The fuck is that?
Some some people just shouldn't get a mic sometimes.
Some of you motherfuckers are retarded.
Yeah.
Simon, go ahead.
Uh Danny, Danny.
Myron, do you want Simon to go?
Oh, I haven't got my hand up anymore.
Oh, okay.
Yeah, it's glitching on my mind.
Go ahead, Daniel.
Yeah.
All right, thank you.
So uh thank you.
I think it's important what Truth Teller brought up about JFK and uh Junior and Ryan.
My question is, um uh we were talking in another space about Roy Cohn and how Trump he was sort of like Trump's conciliaire.
He was a they he was labeled as like an anti-Semite Jew.
Um he was connected to the mafia.
Um and so I think the timing of all of this with and Trump being the one to put this stuff out and and sort of make this.
Daniel, do you know his first famous case?
What's that?
Roy Cohen's first famous case.
Yeah, please go ahead.
Sure.
When he prosecuted and convicted Julius and Ethel Rosenberg, two Jewish spies that uh stole nuclear technology and uh gave it away, essentially to the Soviets.
Yes, exactly.
So yeah, they're and they were actually sentenced for execution.
There was no jail time like they did for Jonathan Pollard.
This is how the US used to treat espionage agents Jewish ones.
They put them in their place.
Yeah.
Keep that in mind, Andrew.
Yeah, thank you for bringing that up.
Who do I who do I work for?
Please, uh, Andrew, please.
You interrupt.
This guy just called me a spy.
Let him at least tell tell the people who must you're not smart enough to be a spy.
Andrew, please.
Oh, I'm far smarter than you.
Um my question, Ross.
You're very subverbed.
Um at a time, please.
Thank you.
Um my question, Ryan, is you know, there's double mute, I guess.
There's a lot of talk of, and it's pretty clear that Trump is a Zionist.
But um, with his relationship that he did have with JFK Jr., his now relationship with Robert Kennedy Jr.
Um, how do you think all this ties in with the release of these files?
His his relationship with Roy Cohn, everything Truth Teller just said.
Obviously, Trump is not an idiot.
He knows about the things that we're talking about.
Uh, one could argue maybe better than us, probably not better than you, Ryan.
But um, you know, what do you what do you think is going on?
First of all, I don't think Roy Cohen was anti-Semitic.
He was a closet homosexual, died of AIDS.
They did disbar him for some of the cases they didn't like the outcomes of.
But remember, he was uh all mobbed out.
And some of them was talking about a Sheen family earlier.
That was one of his boyfriends.
And they would appear on magazine covers together and stuff and a little uh a little limp-rested, but he was uh, you know, Roger Stone said he wasn't gay, he only fucked young, very old men.
That you know, that's homosexual.
No, no, no, they were of age, he was just way older.
He's a pet or ass, maybe is the word.
I don't know what he's saying.
They there was quite the gap, but he didn't um he didn't dabble with children, but he you know, he'd be in his 60s and it was somebody in his 20, whatever.
It's weird.
But he was you know, he's a closet homosexual lawyer, and Trump knew him in the 80s just before he died, really.
And uh you know, Trump did a lot of work with Kaczynski and uh Tony Solarno and uh Bob Laby and a bunch of mobsters in New York.
You really have to when you're in real estate New York.
This is how it is.
Dad had to deal with them too.
And so, you know, you get up with mob lawyers to deal with the mob.
It's just that's just New York Yankee business, like is how it is.
Uh they don't have to agree with each other.
It's results they're getting.
He's making his Trump hotel.
But I wouldn't read too much into Cohen with Trump.
Trump has uh Trump is a amoral business man that goes where he thinks the money is.
So you can see his positions like in Syria.
He actually landed on the right side by accident.
He was like, Oh, we're not I'm not backing Al Qaeda.
He cut off all funding to Al Qaeda, and for a while they were serious room to breathe.
They were overtaken before he got reinstated.
But in like Palestine, he's like, Palestinians are poor, Israel's rich, he sides with Israel.
When he came to Yemen and Saudi Arabia, Saudi Arabia's rich, Yemen's poor, he sided with uh Saudi Arabia.
But when he came to Russia and Ukraine, Russia is the stronger party, so he sides with the Russians.
He just goes wherever the power is, wherever the money is.
He's like, Well, what kind of deal can I get out of this?
That's the way he operates.
He's like, What are you gonna give me?
Rare Earth, what do you got?
What can you give me?
There's no like morality or anything.
He's just like looking to see what makes the if that were the case, wouldn't he get a bigger payday by rolling over for the globalists in America?
Like, why why fight them?
It's not a payday to fight these people.
He's lost a ton of money.
So uh first of all, yeah, he has lost a lot of ton of money.
He's made bad business decisions as well, as he did in 89 when he took on over 600 million dollars of debt.
How is this related?
Talking about his old casino.
Who came down?
Who came to the city?
You're talking nonsense uh to Atlantic City to represent the debt holders.
What does that have to do with him losing money for being the president?
What does that have to do with him losing money for being president?
At that point, so Trump from that point on Trump was on because he owned his debt.
Do you understand?
So he's compromised.
The Jewish bankers own his debt, and therefore we'll tell them what to do because at any point they can pull the plug on his operations.
He does carry a fair amount of debt.
Yeah, but Ron, the main point was that he was friends with JFK Jr.
That's known.
He's now he's now close to RFK.
You admitted that RFK knows who killed his father, and probably therefore was a good thing.
JFK wanted to know everything about his father's death.
His ex-girlfriend's testified to this.
My point is is I believe that Trump knows everything that we're opining over today.
And I think it's sort of like ignorant to say that he doesn't.
I think he knows.
He told Judge Politano, like if you knew what was in those files, you wouldn't release them either.
But they're not releasing the files.
He's releasing files that went before the 1992 review board only.
But that's enough.
I mean, they messed up.
The fact that the files say don't show files related Israel is answering you without answering you.
That's my point, Ryan.
Is he knows that that was gonna be a main point of topic of conversation?
He knew that, and it's hot it's happening.
I don't think they're afraid of the world knowing about it.
I mean, they're committing genocide in front of everyone, and no one can do anything.
So, okay, they killed Kennedy, and what you gonna do?
Give us more money?
Like that's yeah, exactly.
That's exactly what would happen.
That's why.
And then Yahoo could get on stage and eat a baby, and Schofield Christians would be like, It's God's way.
We have to.
Yeah, the Schofield Bible is a fucking scam.
Myron is Corey still here, just uh I know like he's gonna be a good thing.
No, no, no.
He's he's he's here just he's just uh laugh with me at like uh trutheller and andrew going back and forth with each other.
Clearly, there's some uh truth teller's theory is that the Jews made Trump destroy the Bush and Clinton political dynasties and the Biden political dynasties.
I guess we should be thanking the Jews then, truth telling memorable with a legacy that's worthwhile, given that they were well.
I guess if they could Jew today, then truth telling pedophile ring.
We know that is a fact because it was Monica Lewinsky that was used as uh bait to essentially try to blackmail him to release Jonathan Pollard sooner.
He said no, but in the study released other Jews or so the Jews destroyed their own puppet.
They destroyed they destroyed their just a question for you.
No, and look, a good faith question.
Have you ever looked at the list of pardons that both Trump and Clinton pardon before they left office?
Do you notice a trend?
Before you can answer that question, It's it's too incriminating.
No, I was on mute, I guess.
Uh okay.
You were on mute.
Oh, somehow the Jew couldn't get through the mute.
That's funny.
But it there is a reason, right?
Jews can't be muted on uh on spaces.
We have superpowers.
Shut the fuck out.
And we and we made Trump defeat the Clinton.
And the Bush from Jewish crimes.
Amazing.
And What's amazing is you still have the nerve to be up here knowing full well your people killed RFK, JFK, JFK Jr., of course.
Try it probably would be a good idea.
Yeah, it was just it was just the Jews.
Yes, the Bush family had nothing to do with it.
The CIA had nothing to do with it.
Only we only the Jews get credit.
We're the only ones that can do anything.
You're just a couple.
You can't do anything.
That's right.
No matter what.
Yeah, only we did it.
You're a cuck.
You have no agency.
The bad people in the American establishment.
Okay.
We're good with having that debate, but one at a time, please.
Myron is live streaming right now.
Go ahead.
Someone put in the someone put in my chat that meet was promised for us.
Oh, sorry.
I just I want to point out I don't blame the Jews.
Israel's a country, it's a state, it's got its own interests, just like North Korea.
It's not about genetics.
This is Jewish state, though, right, Ryan.
Based on their national state law, they're they're Jewish state, aren't they?
Oh man.
All right.
Well, uh George H. W. Bush a Jew, just real quick.
What does that have to do with that?
Did he have anything to do with the JFK assassination?
Yes, he did.
Didn't they want to kill George?
Didn't they go on and kill George H.W. Bush when he suspended the $10 billion aid package to Israel because he was trying to get the Jews to stop expanding settlements in the Western Basketball.
Oh, but the Jews didn't have the power to get them there.
They didn't have the power.
You're only useful to the Jews so long as you can.
We didn't have the power that time, truth teller.
Why didn't we have the power that time?
Just a quick because first of all, you you caused him to lose the election.
That's why he became a one-term wonder.
He could have easily won the next and he was definitely qualified.
He lost though because it wasn't Ross Perot.
It wasn't Ross Perot jumping in and taking about a third of his base.
Sure, yeah.
It was Ross.
It was because of Ross Perot.
That's what you're going to believe.
You're just you're a neo fight.
You don't understand American politics at all.
You guys okay.
You guys already have plans.
You're not even in America, are you?
You're not even in America, are you?
You even had three.
What country are you in, boy?
What country are you in, boy?
All right.
Look, look, look, look, guys, look.
Um, if you guys want to have a debate on this, I mean, I guess I can maybe facilitate it, but we got Corey and Ryan in here.
I want to make sure that you know people that got questions on this stuff can get their questions answered.
Then if not, then maybe I can follow up another space and you can go ahead and go at each other.
But for the purposes of just keeping this thing, you know, concise and to the topic.
Um I don't see any other hands here.
Oh, uh Sean.
All right, I'll go to Ashana and then we're gonna close out.
Uh if you're gonna, if you want, people can DM me if they actually have a question to Ryan or Corey.
Yeah, if you want to keep it running.
And then if we want to go ahead and have a blood sport and have true teller battle this guy in a debate, right?
We can do that as well.
But go ahead, Ashan.
I put up Martin Sandler's speech, by the way, who confirms, forget CIA, forget Lyndon Johnson, forget Castro, Messiah killed JFK.
And yeah, Martin Sandler, yes, he is.
I just wanted to ask uh Corey, Corey and uh Ryan's take on Meyer Lanski and Mickey Cohen at the time because I know that there's this significance there, and there's a lot of connections there between the two, but not a lot of a lot of people talk about that.
So I wanted to ask get their opinion on their involvement in it.
That I discussed pretty in depth earlier, and that's uh the long version is very long.
So I don't know if Ryan, you want to comment on it, but I already talked about this earlier.
Yeah, I talked about it earlier on in when when this street when I end this um the stream also in this space, you'll you'll be able to go back and fast forward it.
But Ryan, do you have anything you want to ask add to that or whatever?
No, you might you might not.
Uh, he's still here.
I think he dropped up.
Yeah, he dropped somehow.
All right.
Uh anybody else.
All right.
Um requests, but yeah, that's fine.
So Myron, we should do another space as there's more time to pro there's a lot of documents to go through.
The Jews have tried to hide a lot, but we'll see what else they might have let slip through the cracks.
Dude, Myron's been streaming for like what is it, like eight hours, dude?
Uh yeah, we just crossed warrior, man.
We just crossed eight hours just now.
Um Yeah, I I was um I was contemplating having Andrew and Corey talk about a certain event that happened in the 1940s.
If it was really six million, but that's a whole other conversation.
But yeah, 3.5 million.
Oh, it's down at 3.5.
So you're gonna give back about 50% of the that's what the core report says.
That's what the internal Nazi guy is.
Guys, guys, guys.
I think he's still on YouTube.
Yeah, I'm still on YouTube, guys.
Um so I'm gonna uh I'll stay on a little bit longer.
Uh but Corey, I know you gotta get going on.
Yeah, Corey's gotta go.
So we can set this debate up another time.
But um, but yeah, but I'm gonna end this space.
Uh maybe I'll fire up another one.
I don't know if Andrew and True Teller wanted a debate.
If you guys did, then I can host another one.
But yeah, uh, but Corey definitely has to get going here.
I feel sorry.
I've been talking with him now for a few hours, and he's been giving us a bunch of information on the JFK and RFK stuff, and I want to definitely uh the JFK, excuse me.
So I'm gonna just make sure that um, you know, but Corey, where it's uh uh give us I'll give you the final word bro.
You can tell the people where they can find you.
Yeah, Corey Hughes.org, my substack on World War II is on uh bloody history.com.
Cool.
Um go check him out, guys.
CoreyHughes.org.
Also get his book.
I have it right here.
Um, a warning from history, where he goes over the shooters in the book, man.
So go go uh check it out.
Um bloody history at substack.com.
Damn.
Yep.
All right.
Thanks, Corey, for coming on, bro.
Thanks, man.
I appreciate it.
Yeah, no worries.
Uh let me see here.
I'll stay on stream a little bit.
Um so what I'll do, guys, is I will go ahead and end this space because I want to keep it nice and concise with the JFK and the and the um with the JFK and RFK stuff, mostly JFK stuff.
Um what I can do is do you do you guys want what are we how many people we got in here?
We got like 1700 of you guys in here.
Maybe I'll fire up another space or two teller.
I don't know if you wanted to start it or whatever.
I don't know if you and Andrew you and Andrew want to debate or not.
See, he's easy work, he's really not a challenge.
If he wants to embarrass himself, sure.
I've embarrassed you already many times.
Okay, well, that's why you always have my name in your mouth when I come into space.
Dude, you should say, That's why you're always crying about me.
Look, I I suggest Maze hosts it if she's willing to, or Dom, a third party.
Nobody loses sleep over this Jew.
I don't know why he's not such my opinion of himself.
He's funny.
You cry about me every time you see me.
Oh, Andrew.
Try, baby.
Okay, I suggest a third party uh host it so that it's fair, and then also we could put it in the jumbo tron right now to send people so we don't lose the audience.
So yeah, uh Mays, go ahead.
You can make it and then drop the link for everybody or whatever.
Um I wish I could.
I I have you know, I have to go to sleep here soon.
It's a school night, but um as long as it's gonna be as long as it's gonna be chill and concise, I will do it.
Just not Jordan's a good moderator.
I I'll approve Jordan.
All good.
Hey, by the way, Andrew, here's a tip.
Tell your Mercedes just to shut the fuck up and not give away so much, like Victor Ostrovsky and write books about all the Jewish crimes.
They don't want to be so fucking obvious.
You guys have your hands dirty.
Man, you guys do not like each other.
But they're just so money hungry, you know, that they have no fucking shame.
They'll sell them, they'll sell out their own people just for a book deal.
Yeah, what's crazy is Andrew's actually one of the better ones.
Like some of the other ones are just completely just you know, we'll just lie.
It's just a different type of turd.
It's the same shit, different pile.
Truth.
You said Stalin is a Jew.
Bill Gates is a Jew.
You're a retard, bro.
Not on my level.
Not even close to my level.
I will say Myron that you guys have a reproduction.
Myron, you are what the flying are you still on YouTube?
Well, I'm muted all the time.
I am.
I don't know if you saw the podcast, me and Mark Loblighter launched.
We did our uh first episode with Laura Loomer last week.
You're welcome to jump on that sometime.
JuCast IRL, Myron.
You're welcome.
Is that what it's called?
DrewCast IRL.
Yeah, yeah.
Myron, where bulletproof fest.
I commented on some uh Tim Poole post, and they called his show uh Juke Water.
Did you just know cast would be me and Mark.
And then we actually decided fuck it, we're gonna do it.
So uh yeah, JuCast IRL.
You can join me and Mark on there sometime.
All right, ever talk about Firefox.
Um, go ahead, Jordan.
Sundays, I think I think Jordan already went to go start up that space.
I'm gonna get off uh this space and uh address my stream real quick and then maybe I'll join in.
But uh I'm gonna end the space, guys.
Love you guys.
Peace.
Much love.
All right, so that space is done.
Hope you guys enjoyed that there.
Um we are still live on air, though.
Um very long stream.
We've been going now for eight hours, my ninjas.
Uh let's see here.
But a lot of information, man.
A lot a lot of information.
Um we've what we still got 6,000 of you guys plus in here, man.
Like uh fucking Lydia.
We've been going hard in the paint, man.
Can't be stopped.
Uh let's see here.
Let me see.
Uh oh, did my camera turn off?
My bad.
Hold on, guys.
I'm fixing it right now.
Oh.
Sorry.
Hold on.
Camera just turned off randomly.
Sorry, chat.
Let me fix this shit.
Too much heat, I guess.
Yeah, sorry.
Uh I'm fixing this shit right now, chat.
My bad.
All right.
I think one is back.
All right, we're back in.
All right.
Camera overheated, man.
Uh so let's see.
Let me read some chats from you guys.
We got Saint Drew says, uh, can you read me as a re-add me as a speaker, please?
Uh, sorry, bro.
I'm just leaving seeing this now.
Um gluing his dollars to the street.
Appreciate that.
Um, St. Drew, anyways, respect guys, my bad for the bad question.
I just want to know some paper true research on hopping off now.
GG.
No problem, bro.
But yeah, that was retarded question, nigga.
Uh, yeah, my I know there's a bounty on his head.
We need to get the truth teller on the show.
Yeah, true teller's pretty funny, bro.
And it could be that it could be go crazy on on them uh them boys on on here, man.
Uh let's see here.
Can you uh Drew?
That was from earlier.
Um AJ Sandy Balls, W Corey, thank you, sir.
Got you.
Um, bro basically said, ignore my chats from before.
Okay, no worries, dude.
Um you mentioned how the Cubans were involved in the JFK.
They're connected to them, boys.
Look up the Cuban population of South Florida.
Yeah, there's a lot of them.
Don't notice Wiki's early life.
I think I read this one already.
All right.
So, yeah, guys, I think uh we've been gone for eight hours now.
We've gone way longer than I thought I was gonna go.
How'd you guys like the stream, bro?
Did you guys enjoy it?
Um people um definitely I'm trying to see if there was anything else I was gonna cover here with the news, but i think
the jfk stuff was like the main news Um you guys liked it, man?
Yeah, bro.
I try to give you guys as much value as I can, bro.
I really do, man.
Bro, your electric bill got to be crazy, nigga.
I'm saying.
Uh with how much you guys stream W shows, though.
We appreciate it all.
Yeah, I know, man.
I got you guys, bro.
I got you guys, and you guys know that this is uh very raw and authentic.
You know what I mean?
So, you know, I'll show you guys some of my shit real fast, some of the tweets I've been doing.
So we're still live here.
Do me a favor, guys.
Engage with the twitch.
Can you guys do me a favor, actually?
Here's a tweet.
Like this shit and comment below.
Let's get this shit fucking.
Let's get this stream lit.
OSS assemble.
I just did an eight hour plus stream for you guys.
Go ahead, like this shit.
We're already got 52K impressions, not bad.
You know, just all that well, just comment below.
Just go come in, click that link and just put OSS is here.
Get the engagement up.
More people find the channel.
Or sorry, more people find uh the the Twitter page.
And we're cooking, guys.
We're at 258.2k.
Um followers here on X. So we're definitely growing it, man.
We are definitely growing it, which is good.
Fuck Instagram.
They keep banning me because they're pussies.
Um, but yeah, look at this, bro.
Look at this.
Right.
Israel Intelligence Service in the bracket thing, right?
And then Israel Intelligence Service.
They wanted that shit gone, man.
So that's very telling.
Oh, we smashed it.
We got the 1.4.
That's good.
So, yeah, man.
So we are definitely um cooking on X. Definitely cooking on X. What else?
Uh.
I'm trying to think here.
Was there anything else I needed?
Was there anything else I needed?
Let me make sure I didn't miss any of you guys.
Hard work does not go unnoticed.
Thank you so much.
Kotch.
Hail Myron, I appreciate that.
Still here.
W stream boys.
Learned a lot, Myron.
Can you please cover the Iran war soon?
Yeah.
Um actually.
Yeah, I mean, I can.
I also want to cover the Iran contra.
King Rich says can't be stopped.
You know it.
Yo, Myron, I know there's a bounty on his head, but we need to get true teller on the show.
Yeah, true teller's hilarious.
Uh Cartman says, uh, we cooking ABA ass DG style soon.
Um, yeah, I probably will roast his ass, bro, at some point.
Maybe not right now, but that nigga's gonna get cooked.
He's he's got his day coming, bro.
That nigga's got his day coming, trust me.
He is gonna be cooked very soon.
Also, guys, if you aren't already, please um, please go ahead and um like the page.
Um sorry, subscribe to the YouTube channel, subscribe on Rumble as well.
And um, are we on the front page Roma right now, chat?
Let me look here.
Are we on the picks?
Are we on the picks?
I was earlier when I looked.
No, not anymore.
I guess I'm not cool enough.
All right, but yeah, guys, I think that's gonna do it, man.
I'm gonna get off.
I'll be back tomorrow, 5 p.m.
As you guys know, we got a three-peat for you guys.
We got obviously Womanizer Wednesday, the debrief and after hours.
Okay.
Love you ninjas.
Let me just make sure I didn't miss anything.
All right, cool.
All right, guys.
Love you ninjas.
I'm gonna get some food and try to eat because I'm fucking dying right now.
I haven't eaten a meal since I woke up.
I literally woke up and just came on and jumped on with you ninjas.
So um, but it's okay.
Love you, ninjas.
Uh Kobe Covington, I think it's Friday, chat.
so we go cook All right.
Guys, love y'all niggas.
I'll be back tomorrow, 5 p.m. Eastern Standard Time.
We'll cover the news, right?
Cover what's going on new with the Iran war, etc.
But the big thing today was the JFK files being declassified.
Hell, I even changed the title of the stream.
So, love you guys.
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