90: Micro Mockingbird

mo fax with Adam curry for February 20 2023.

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Yeah. And so today, I think I think what's happened is I think the good Lord has told me I got to cost less and maybe just listen more. So he gave me a nice oral surgery yesterday. So, if I if I start slipping or talk slowly, then everyone knows what's going on. Okay, because it only hurts when I laugh. So don't you do well,

this might not be the show.

It's happened already.

I apologize in advance.

I'm very, very excited. Let's spin the wheel of topics. Here we have Okay. All right. There we go round and round the Wheel of topics goes where it stops. Nobody knows. But of course Moe knows because he put it all together the topic for Moe facts with Adam curry. Episode number 90 is big tech isn't bad with big con. Ah, Crowder. Interesting. Okay. Well, I know a little bit about this. I followed that story

I'm glad you did, I thought was one of the most fascinating stories at the time. And it was the MCAT or the what do you call it the cap on the top or something the capstone of a previous show I had, you know, teased. And you force my hand it was on the Yeti versus de show. Yeah. When we got into the Candace Owens being you know, trying to pony up again. Beside yay. Yes. You forced my hand in, in spectacular podcast fashion.

What did I don't remember? What

did I do? I was just hanging around the edges with her and Kanye and what she might be up to? Yeah. And you were like, You were kept going like you kept pulling the strings. Come on. Right. Because I saw this coming. I saw big con, to being big conservative media being looking for opportunities to increase the market share. And that's what her move I thought was because she was going to tell the off code against the daily wire for yay. And yeah, it

didn't last very long, though.

No, because he went for he went for yay. And she she couldn't go there.

No, of course not. Because she works for daily wire. You can't go full yay. When it comes down to the Zinus. globalists.

Well, the thing was, she was willing to go with yay, where he was going. But where he took it on the Alex Jones Show. Yeah, that gets you ostracized from your social circles. And that's really one of the pressures right? I mean,

that was gonna happen like, that seems unlikely that would that would didn't think that would complete.

So just as that's where we're going with this show, we want to look into that whole dynamic of what's going on. We're gonna go circle back to yeh, because it has something to do with what he was like the contract thing, right? It's because you're aware, somewhat of what's going on to Steven Crowder and daily wire situation and we're gonna get into, you know, maybe Operation Paperclip, so Mockingbird Excuse me. machi.

Justice. Good, justice. Good. So I guess what

we need to do now is just get the background and for people that were not in the know and start with clip number two, there's some drama unfolding in the world of conservative media. conservative media commentator Steven Crowder, sort of YouTube personality has accused Ben Shapiro and Candace Owens daily wire of being in bed with big tech. So here's what happened.

That's, that's a little bit of an abbreviation. Right? Don't know, the reason I was gonna say is because Crowder and I did follow this. And I found, you know, highly interesting. And I have a lot of thoughts about daily wire. But Crowder, he said he had problems with with a deal that was offered to him. He didn't say who it was, it was the daily wire. I forget the guy's name, the boring, boring. Yes. Jeremy, Jeremy, boring. He's the one that came out and said, Oh, hold

that that is correct. That is correct. And just as a side note, you know, they say like your last name was what your forefathers did, you know, like, are boring. So boring. That fits you I tried to use him as a clip, but not as Oh, man, because he went over the contract. And we've seen line by line, but it was a snoozer, so I just couldn't do it. He's appropriately the name. So I mean, yes, you're right. Steven Crowder, didn't come out and say it was like a blind item, who he

I mean, I don't know if it's, I don't know if this is too much goggles. But the reason boring did that was all positioning about their company, because they have a very set direction, which is not even doesn't really even involve Shapiro anymore. I mean, this guy wants to do wants to do movies, and, you know, which is what he's always been,

you know, right. And this is why I wanted to do this show with you, because this is the counter narrative to value for value. So I know you were all over it. And it just exposes the, you know, the red tape that comes along with these contracts. So I was excited to do this show. And like I said, it was a great Capstone with this happening. And it's amazing how these things go that you think you have the show done.

more context here as well.

Please add all the contracts you need. And this is this is gonna be a great opportunity, what you heard what I heard and what they're reporting. So please fill in the gaps where you see necessary.

Okay, I'll kind of go to the conclusion. Because what is going on here is Crowder already has a he has a staff of 20. He has he has a real business, whatever. I'm not sure exactly what happened with the blades, but I know that he was looking, in fact looking to possibly do a value for value

So the takeaways I have from it. And this is just a high level, like the the media narrative that we're discussing. One is, I think he saw a chance to jump into the game and become a blazed to become a media. Daily Mail, excuse me, daily wire means to me daily wire. Agreed, agreed. So it was me record him saying yeah, you're gonna be away slay wish, let's start right there at the recording, because even his crowd was split on this is that we don't seek or record people.

they literally, you know, get a guy in a gay date and try to get everything out of him, which is also pretty low when it when it comes to you know, honey potting somebody,

right, with the sacred quarter and split hairs hurt. I wouldn't say 5050 I would say maybe 80 20% was kind of like that's kind of off, you know, off script to read, be recording people, but he saw his opportunity say, Look, they're trying to make you waste slaves. Yeah. And I won't do that. Come join us. And I'll give you a fair deal. You know, that kind of

that doesn't sit well with me. It's like do your own show do you don't have to be a network. That's just my personal experience, really not even opinion, experience. And it's very hard to make it work.

Well, this is how rat works. And this is why I found it fascinating. When you talk about yay. And what he was going through. This is how it works. Big labels sign up and coming artists that we put the machine behind you. But we can dictate your career. And we get what's called a 360, which is you know, saying we make money off for all your money. And that's one of the things you didn't bring up was. I think that Steven Crowder wouldn't own his any documentaries that he made, he

not even the shows that he would make on their behalf even the show. So basically, if you want to use that analog, all the publishing would be with daily wire.

Correct, which this is a wonderful. Just aligning of what's happening in hip hop, what was happening, wait, yay. And now we're seeing these kinds of contracts, good PR, coming into the content creation. And

if I can just interrupt for one second, when we started pod show 2006. And we raised a lot of money from venture capital do it, we did exactly the same thing. In fact, we were not we were not shy about it. We said this is very much like a record, like a band, we're now going to sign them to their own label, we set them all up with an LLC, we gave them a guaranteed amount of money. Not that not that we thought today would go on to create sub labels, but they could be their

And I agree and the sub sub narrative who all of this this is my new but these are saying people like oh slavery, slavery, this slavery that and then there's kicking and screaming about becoming wage slaves, but my girls Yes. So I thought that would be that's the first thing I took away from

All right. And of course, I always love how he says supremacists, not supremacists, but supremacists, which I think is is subtle, but makes a difference.

Yes, it is. And people of color I'm talking about right now is the orange people.

rose colored people.

I've roasted soljet before and this is a teaser of upcoming show. Carville, did you hear what he said? When about being white trash? No, no, I guess I missed that. Oh, yeah. When he was talking about MTG martyrs, he flat out Carter white trash. This is where we're at. And I'm telling you, they're starting to push the orange people and to the people of color category. And in doing that, this is what you need to co op the media of the orange people. This you see what I'm going

to first of all, yes, because 9089 episodes ago, it was the first time you said to me, Adam, just coming for us first.

And here we are. Here we do a full throated Hicks said he's a well known I'm gonna just gonna tease that because that's going to be upcoming show. So get ready for it. But that just proved my head to lay that out there to say, the reason why they have the COA and that they in this it's big tech. And you know, whoever big tech works for us, and you can fill in the blanks with that, um, they can't let conservative or alt media be free. No, we have to go in we have to co opt it. We have to

Yeah, yeah. Yes, I would concur.

So So I guess we can wrap up with the second part of the nearly full Eclipse just so I want everybody know, they take all sides, not both sides. Even though the third or fourth side, they say all sides of the argument. emphasize that again. They are very, very scientific and taken all the they position their people on all sides of not just

who okay

We got one handing out a contract with stipulations a big tech, but then we also have some minor secret recording some, which is very off code. There was a you know, like, oh, a code of conduct amongst these people meanwhile, which which is a farce. I mean, I'm saying, Well,

yeah, but meanwhile we don't know. We don't even know what happened with the blaze. We don't really know why Crowder, left Dewey?

Well, the blaze the blaze.

Let me let me give it a try. Just just looking at J lock 100. It's a control mechanism.

Jet. Yeah, that it is. But you got to remember that the blaze Aang and Glenn Beck were 18 Never Trumpers sure to begin with. And I think maybe that's Crowder wasn't down with that he saw that wasn't a winning strategy. And that might be a reason why he broke away from it. And let me just be honest, this whole conservative beef is nothing new. I've been around these circles for a long time. I remember Glenn Beck and Alex

No, I mean, I when I did the Glenn Beck show when he interviewed me. And then like, three or four days later, he said, Hey, you know, I want to I want you to do every Friday on the radio show. You know, there was clearly like, hey, why don't you come and join like a soft hand join us type thing. And I didn't want that. I felt immediately like and that's that's quite the operation, man. They got so much going on there.

Is this you brought up Whitlock? See. This is what I was talking about these subtle things you do? And he's like, because you did it with the previous show it yay. He's like, I gotta hop out of here. Say you got me. You got Whitlock this week. The guy over value tainment invited Whitlock Oh yeah, that guy. There was some drama with that.

Said valiant David bet. Is that that guy? Yes. That's him. I missed the drama. I didn't see the drama. What?

Yeah, he about it. Whitlock and then he tried to blindside Whitlock with bringing on what's that guy from the blue light. Um, rah rah Roland Martin. Ron Martin. Oh, wow. Yeah, okay. He didn't tell him it was gonna be a panel. But then he's like, Oh, why you're here. I got a panel. In Whitlock thought he was going to be on like a one on one kind of interview. And it became his whole thing. But it was like, you know, I can say what I want to say he was just trying to

are not that yeah,

yes. So I'm just telling you so yeah. So good point. You're right. And it's amazing. They tried to get you on the couch right? Hey curry Oh, we want to get you in the car talking

about and I felt it right away and just like no, I'd be happy to come Don't don't pay me if you want me to come on. I'll be happy to talk when it's great. It's great for my show. blamed for everything I do. So he gets some exposure and that and he has called me a couple of times but then again, it was like I can't remember what it was it was like some crazy conspiracy theories theory he was like yeah, call Korea Mike now and I'm not gonna do that. I'm not just here for the for

what better brand is it though? We talk about lizard people. We can talk about anything we can shut us up.

lizard people.

All right. Thanks to thanks to the people value for value. Thank you. And that's what that's the like the the moral of This story, we had to say it before the story is over. The producers allow us to say all the things that we say and not be filtered or monitored or you know, nudge, they say, Oh no, if you want to put it that way,

very powerful for us. Very empowering.

Very, very much. So. So now we got to go back to the

You know, I felt very bad for Candace Owens when when I saw this. First of all, I don't understand the appeal of Tim Poole. That's, that's not my they've invited me I'm like, Nah, it's okay, man. I'm cool. I don't. It's the it's always boring. To me. It feels a lot of very inside the stuff that they do back and forth. It feels like I'm listening to Twitter most of the time. And for Candace Owen, who was who was tripping over her words, it to me it was oh, man, they sent you to do this.

Where's my bell? Bell? Bell? Well, thank you. Thank you. My bill, you came to

the to the show without your bell. It's just very um, no.

I'm sorry. I'm sorry. Sounds good. Yes. But that's exactly what happened. And let me explain to you how I took it. The way she jumped out the window for you.

Love that phrase.

Right away, she went back down. And she like I'm writing what, yay, he's my friend. And I'm not going to choose between, you know, my job and my friend. And when he left her high and dry, or she couldn't go where he was trying to take it. Now. It's like, Candace, you know what you got to do? You got to go out here. You got to Kate like nobody's business. And that's what this was. Because she was on her channel. She was on Tim pools channel, calling him a B. Tch.

I think she was looking for a fight.

Oh, yeah, she was looking for look for a response. So they can say, oh, looking at my tacking the black woman, you know, it's like they want everybody goes a group. I found this to be one of the most fascinating situations because everything they claim they stand for a window.

And that's thank you for bringing for doing this because I really, you know, me, I'm a white guy. So I didn't I didn't like that didn't register that way to me immediately. But I guess deeper. It's like, Oh, okay. It was very it because I was looking at from the money angle. And like, you know, here's what I say, Candace, you got easy talking, you know, your husband's got, he's got a good job. He's got cash, you know, he's he's involved in higher levels of finance and

And it's for her though.

Right? But she but her scruples are very low in my book already, because when she went all in on the freedom phone, which, you know, without any research without, I mean, I immediately saw through this, this is a scam has gotten I didn't get anything special. And you know, she was advertised she got paid to advertise it and she was real cagey about that. Or, like, you know, I don't just take money from any outfit. Yes, you do.

Yes. You do. You do. Like her credit. Oprah. Oh, wow. Boo. I keep telling you. She wants to be the case or Oprah. That's the whole thing. And that's she tried to get off of the conservative train. hamster wheel with yay. Because she wanted to go to the wider culture and what's the thing is she has think on her that would never wash away. The way she

Bowl performance. Yes. She's Red Queen, rising, fleas, fleas, and that was the most Satanic Illuminati thing I've seen in a while.

Is that the spiral dancing at all? And then the triangle

at the end, which they tried to take off the TV, but we all saw it. We saw the shoot through the Illuminati triangle.

Correct. And what's even for Candace Oh, I didn't see anything wrong with it. It was a great show. I disagree with Trump. You know, that kind of thing. And she was my whole point is she's trying to cut her way into mainstream culture. That's that's her wish she's trying. I think her and boring have the same

blemishes mission and initial mission.

Yes. We're not politics. That's why I think you said they're going away from Well, yeah. micro machine, man. Yeah.

Are they going towards movies? And I think that that will be a very Oprah ish move. She wants to go into the big time with movies. And you know, and of course, they already do books. Right? Yeah, I can see that. Yeah, I can see that. Well, she she she got a long way to go. If she wants to be Oprah. Oprah is sophisticated.

In her ways. Yeah. And her and her madness. Yeah, that's

what I mean. Yes. Yeah. No, it's actually horrible person, but she's sophisticated in how she does it.

I have no qualms with your statement. Ah, let's go ahead and get into the number six part of this daily wire situation.

I still have clip five. Number five. Okay, gotcha.

Gotcha. I'm sure you would do this job for a mere $40 million dollars. Right. Of course, of course. You know, I think this is such an interesting story. Because first of all, did he not think that the $50 million was going to like that the first thing the daily wire was going to do was sort of leaked that. I mean,

Oh, man, I'm so glad we're doing the show now and that we got delayed doing this so you know, we're so we're not we don't eat there's no way you can accuse us of jumping on the pile. We're really dissecting the bull crap that's going on here and and even how this this girl says was still heat until he started defending Nazis. Okay. When I hear this just like look like like, you gotta have aI voice on Twitter. That's how I hear these things. And the

funny thing about it was the these are liberal reporters or journalists. It's just a Hill talking heads. Yes, the heels. So they are shocked that Crowder is worth $50 million or more. That's the thing that really got

that pisses him off like why we're working here for a buck. Like Buck 10

If that right, yeah, exactly. It's like he's worth 50 mil that that miss that kind of money in the RED media. And that makes them starting to look at they look different. Yeah. I might flip for a few million dollars speaking out for them. But yes, like she she pointed out that the whole everybody knew Candace Owens was off code as far as not writing for her employer. And that's why I will say that They made her go out and earn her keep. And that's how I saw it. It might not be

good. Let's go to word for word.

At the end of the day. I think what happened? This is my completely my opinion, by the way. So I'm not blinking twice, not under duress. Is that see? Because I became a free agent. And

I'm not blinking twice under duress. In other words, yeah, you are you were told to say like, I wasn't what she's saying. There's I wasn't told to say this. But of course, but of course you were Candice. That's why you said I've been around. I'm old. Now. I know how this

day. I think what happened? This is my completely my opinion, by the way. So not blinking, twice, not under duress is that Steven Crowder, became a free agent. And he's feeling a little vulnerable right now. Right? He's used to working for other organizations, he has some guaranteed pay.

Also, the incessant use of write means that she's trying to convince us and she does not do this. Typically, her. Her vocabulary is a little more controlled when she's not trying to do things that are unnatural isn't this is not probably natural for her. But she's trying to convince us of something. That's why she keeps saying, right, right, right. Which is not a typical thing for her that I can

pick up on it too. I'm glad because when you see your own, like guest spots on tuck, or wherever else, she's very

tight, you gotta gotta tight. She doesn't have to say, right, you know, Tucker will do that for her. So all right

now, right. He's used to working for other organizations, he has some guaranteed pay. And he thought that daily wire, were actually going to meet him at $120 million. They didn't, they declined. And he's still feeling a little shaky on that. It's, it's scary to go out on your own. I thought about it, I thought I'm going to go out on my own. It's a lot of work, maybe down the line, I will, but it's a scary thing to go out to step out on your own and say,

But okay, so thank you very much. This is a perfect clip. Except Candace turns it around here and says, Oh, no, I'm gonna steal people from the daily wire. The daily wire in everything I saw from Mr. Boring was that they would love to have his 300,000 people and that's what they just kept saying, Well, can you show us the list? We want to see that you have 300,000 paying members, because I believe it I believe I believe he has maybe not 300,000 But he's got 100,000 At least, that

obviously he's making money. He's making some bank. I mean, it speaks for itself. You

have 2025 people. That is a you know, that's like a $12 million prob that's probably outdated. I'd like a $12 million payroll. Which by the way, I don't know why. This is this is always video probably. But it's always baffled me why you need so many people to do a podcast, which is kind of what he should just be doing. I love his on the street stuff, you know, change my mind. I love that. But Candace is turning it around here. And again, this proves to me that

And I just gotta lay it out here. And I'm gonna circle

money away. Yeah.

Because what he's accusing us of is being part of the unit party and their issues, even us anti conservative anti Republican toggle, I thought was free market. I thought it was you know, if somebody could come take your market. Now, as long as this ain't no less regulation. Isn't that what they want? Yeah. But it's not. Now it's Oh, he's not playing with me. You know, he's not playing fair ball. He you know, he's he's playing underhanded. I thought that was what free

Hold on. Let me just make tilt the lazy boy back for a second.

Because I saw was going down to money pack, which that they want us to sit here have a three hour podcast about the money, which the money is not important at all, he's worth what he's worth, you know that if he was about the money, they would negotiation, Nick gets to some selling point is the fact that when he got that contract, and says, You have to stay inside what big tech says that you have to stay inside of he, I'm just putting myself in his shoes. Like, say you Rica.

Now hold on. I do want to, because of course, you know, that's where the whole big con comes from. This is very analogous to what happened with Spotify. Where Spotify bought Bill Simmons, sports POD Network, what was I called sports something, you know, me in sport for $300 million. And

Correct And that proves that they're not really all media they're not really

of course not. If you're if you're if you're taking ads no you're not it's that is the lever that is the worst. That is worse than you might as well just go staying on site with no clothes on.

Our if you said our advertisers are not happy that'd be one thing. But when you can say YouTube's not happy or big Tex not happy and naked shut you down right right in this crowd in this mule you are you're saying whatever you want to call it weren't is that sacrilege? What you am big tech control that we are rumble. We got him say all these alternate things Rumble is I know. What I'm just saying is this is the we've carved out our own lane kind of thing, and we want it here to

okay. So the money is actually it's reinforcing, because that's why they talked about it right here. And and by the way, that was the vortex first first response, because I know John, I love him. But it's all indefinitely. It's like, what if they offered 50 million for no agenda? I convinced you you do it? I said, No, I wouldn't. He said, Yeah, you

Right? Like masterpiece, if I'm if you offer me to me, and I must be worth 4 million. That's the mass. That's the actual free mindset. Whatever you you're saying, however, you set my valuation, I gotta wait for you to make money off of me. I have to be worth more than you're offering me correct. That's just logic. I mean, that's mathematical logic. So let's go ahead and get into the second part of Candace Owens

Wow, talk about airing the dirty laundry. I love it. I hadn't heard this. Oh, yeah. I love

it. And she brings up a valid point. It does this Steven Crowder have way slaves we need to overturn this media slave narrative racket they got they got going. Not narrative. Oh, no. Definitely a real thing. Well, and

I just want to say I when I worked at MTV, I got fired seven times. Because I wouldn't do it. They never there was never any stipulation. Like you got to do this. You got to do that. You got to you got to never talk negative about the artists and date day to day to day. They brought me up to the press office Carol Robinson always remember Carol Robins nice lady by the way. And and, and this okay, we said we got to interview with TV Guide now mind is 87 TV Guide was the biggest

This is what we call a habitual line stepper. Adam, you are a habitual line stepper. as I as I as I am I actually have a T shirt that I was given by a producer that actually says this habitual line stepper and NAS I think where we meet it. That's

no, we know you're very principal. And of course, right we both believe in reptile people.

Correct Correct. connection when they want to make it about the money. It's not It's never about the money because not publicly because these deals get worked out. I mean, it's just a matter you know, what percentage, what number how many million? The other reason? I think that they made this situation about the money because if you make it about the money, and you have Jewish people involved, you always get played an anti semitic card.

You're so smart. Yeah, exactly.

And I have a clip here. I think this is from Young Turks. Alex Jones gave his two cents and I cannot Can I just say something about Alex Jones, you? subscriber, you and I both subscribed to the value for value. But I think selling your own product is really the only alternative to you know, if you don't want to be under contract. You know, it's a lot of work. I got it. But I think that's the only other way. Um,

but it's a very successful model, which I'm too lazy for it. I don't like it. I don't know, mostly is T shirts and swag, which is all kind of what NPR does. You know, a public radio, you got a tote bag or a coffee mug. Yes, Alex Jones is up. And I've seen his operation. Many times his his studio is impressive. But his warehouse is even more impressive. And he's got you know, that's where all the staff is, is moving that stuff out. You know, he's always shooting

Right? Well, I was just making that point that that's the only alternative if you want to be actually free is you know is to have your own goods. But that's, I think that's the only two ways you could do it or just take a vow of poverty and just work for nothing.

Well, what we do value for value is is close to that. But but you know, by the same token you can say Hey, Adam, you know what, I need two more days. Something new came to light, we'll move it over. I can say shit, you know, we're our own. I think that freedom right it to me is much better than an additional $60 million and all the headache that comes with it.

And and we're gonna get like I said this this show is going to be it goes deeper than this. But now we got to get to the other reasons and take it to the money. Alex Jones goals anti

Wow.

The other reason why you take the conversation to money,

no kidding. And this is also disappointing. It makes it It really makes it all makes all them look like to me just complete, worthless people who cares? Not now I don't know until I Grifters. Why don't want a lot? Yeah, yeah, in a way Grifters? Yes, sure. Sure. Big con for Crowder has more rights than I thought he was interesting.

Yeah. And like, the whole idea of getting that on tape in getting the wage slaves in how they're trying to wrangle all the up and coming talent and get them under contract so they can control them. It will it will. It was good business. From business standpoint of it. You eliminate he understands one

Wow, wow. being relatively new to the Bible, but having read some of it, it's like, wow, this is this is a this is an interesting angle.

let that soak in for a minute. He said a lot. First, I've never put anti semitism with Judas. No, mount is

massive. Matthew would be more appropriate if you want to do that, you know, the tax collector.

Correct. I'm just saying that the term Judas like oh, he's a Judas. That means you were saying one thing, but you were doing another or you know, you're a

trader, you're a trader, right? Yeah, exactly. Which is fitting

when you think about what the daily wire was doing it fitting that they say they're conservative news, but they adhere to you know, talking points and the rules of big tech. So it was fine but that never crossed my mind and say oh, that's anti semitism that you you every time you say Judas it means the GD Jews like no no what what world is he living in? I mean what headspace a chunk very telling when people go there.

I mean, he right away said you know, the only reason they say George Soros because he's Jewish. No, no, no, that's just not true. Now our cities are being ruined by the money that he is invested in in bogus attorney State's Attorney General's and so bad that sells even liberal San Francisco got rid of theirs. Right. So no,

I just found that very telling. Like where he took it and they say they're there for Israel because they want to kill him.

I love I love that part. Yeah. Because in times in times theology, all right. All right. You got me?

Every time I check I always saw like on Fox News is Krishna is raising money for poor little old ladies in Ukraine is Jewish. You know, you get them blankets and potatoes.

I love that. That's I love that commercial. It's too long, but I love it. It's very funny.

So I'm just, I felt what, like I said the daily wire understood if we make it about the money, yeah, then on the auto anti semitism machine to kick in, and now do the dirty work for us and you're hearing it now. And he's just going off the rails with it. And we said their brood of vipers. I think that's more anti semitic term. I mean, I heard that more interesting than Judas. Well, you know,

bringing bringing up the Vipers I mean that goes back to Moses, you know, in the making the bronze snake on the on the cross. I mean, he's confusing a lot of stuff here.

All together. I'm just gonna blame it on

just just throw everything from the Bible in there and say and say anti semitism that works. Okay. All right chunk. Well done.

So this is the third and final part of him because we just can't do too much more him. But he brings up an excellent group of people are named in this next clip, he we do have a little bit more of Alex Jones. So let's take a look at that. The daily wire is it was founded by a billionaire family out of Texas, connected to natural gas and fracking that's involved in

that. Yes, I do have I did a dive into the family behind behind the daily wire. And I don't know it's a weird

Not just them. Oh, no. For people. They didn't mention their name in it. I thought they did. But let me just explain who we're talking about. Yes. They're talking about the Wilkes brothers. Yes, correct. Which you didn't find very much information about them. There's a Wikipedia page. But that's

Yeah, you're right. I didn't I didn't know there's a wiki page. That's all that I ever really found. But they are very wealthy, that's for sure.

Very wealthy, they made their money in fracking, fracking, and they're very, very silent to the to the outer world, but that's a good reason to have outlet like the daily wire because they can push their whatever interests and whatever whatever their interest in and their agenda through that.

We should mention that none of this is new media is traditionally the look at who you know, the New York Times The Washington Post. Chicago Tribune, the Tribune Company itself is very traditional for big media companies to be owned by very rich citizens, Jeff Bezos, who used to move their agenda. I was just looking at the you know, the verge got $100 million investment from Penske media company, that which is one of the kids of the Penske family, the Penske trucking

It's new in the sense of having these Renegades Yeah, come in and propping up. I don't want to say I don't know, establish, establishing

propping up I would say, providing a foundational base.

Right? So you take these Renegades quote, unquote, and you put money behind them, they haven't been vetted. They haven't went through the journalism schools and conditioning that your average journalists have to go through what happened and they know how to stay in the bounds. Right? You go through that. Conditioning, you know how to stay in the bounds. We even see this with, like, greenwall and what's the Max and mattevi AB even though they defected they

then, yeah, well, that's I hate the term but limited hangout would be will be the right term. You know,

would you say that? No,

I mean, I will Yeah. Okay. His dad, his dad ran the Voice of America. Right? That's that is by definition, an intelligence service from the United States government. So this is this is what he saw this this is how he was raised. He understands this.

So this goes back to nearly fuller statement that they take all sides Correct. of the argument, which I just don't understand why they give him Is it for credibility reasons, because he straight up basically, Primetime Alex Jones

and you know, actually, I think he's, he's gone. He's gone backwards. I I'm not a pro Sharing the stuff he's doing anymore. It's really very Twitter like, again, you know very Tim Poole. Like the stuff that I think is fantastic is his, his long form interviews, which I think is what he as a creative person wants to do. And he really he's dialing it in as far as I'm concerned on on Tucker Carlson Tonight. It's there's really rarely anything interesting. It's all outrage

So you use the key words sandwiched? Yeah, cuz if you watched the last five minutes a one show? They've talked crossing in the first five minutes of the next show? Yeah, you get whiplash? Yeah, you just like what is that's what I find fascinating about it is it's the eating out there search counter narratives to each other. And that's why I could never figure out I mean, I get the limited hangout aspect

router. And it's not that I don't think Tucker's I think Tucker is very sincere with his daily show on Fox nation or his his interview show. I really feel is just kind of dialing if you really dialing it in for the rest. You know what, and he and whoever was there, this the not during the great topics, no one will come on. He has no interviews only, you know, okay. Wow. Let's talk to the lives of tick tock lady again. Come on. Come on. Come on. Who gives a crowded chicken

lady is like, Oh, right. Oh, ladies, it's like What the hell's going on? But no, I'm just I just wanted to bring that up. Because it'd be great point over the limited Hangout, and that just goes to what Neely fuller says it's taken off with Sure. It's just like, I'm wondering why Fox feels they have to do that. That's that was my course.

That gives them credibility. And it gets really know it. Yes, it's red meat for your typical look at what's happening now. So now, the the left mainstream, in particular, CNN, MSNBC, you know, they've Oh, they've got the deposition. They've got two emails, where everybody inside fox, fox news, thought Trump was a nut job, all the people that were Sidney Powell, everyone was crazy. The text messages from Tucker to

is trying news to the people or Fox it's not making you look better. It makes you look worse, of course. You got 23 hours of crap. You have this one hour like it just makes you look like a bigger pile you know, cuz like why would you

it's you know, they have to from a programming standpoint, they have to have that hour there for the sandwich just tastes good.

Okay, I'm not disagreeing with you. I'm just agreeing to disagree with their strategy. Make everybody douchebags

No, but of course, it's horrible. It's it's a very manipulative strategy. And for my money, I'm seeing Tucker Carlson not doing much more about, you know, big picture and topics than Tim Poole. It's really that level. It is not God, it's not good anymore.

I will agree with you on that. And what the term comes to mind to me is red pill safe space. Like they're, they're the on ramp for people that are dabbling with the red pill. You know, it's a good safe own ramp. And I think that's why they these people like Candace Owens go there because this is where you can decide what brand new red pill you want to take. You know, you go to Tim Poole and you stick You're telling the

thing reading about the Wilkes brothers. So the way that the church they I guess I've kind of CO opted co founded assembly of YAHWAH. Because Seventh Day Adventist type thing is conservative Jews for Jesus. It's like Messianic Jews was very interesting. I'd love to know more about it. Well,

number 12. Guy when I decided to write this video, I thought that the Wilkes brothers were going to be just another version of the Koch brothers, right wing fossil fuel billionaires throwing their money around for their own personal business interests. But the more I looked into it, the more I realized that they really are their own beasts. At their core. They aren't much more than small town preachers at a Texas church who got lucky and jumped

Man, I am not schooled enough. But I I can say this. One of the people who actually one of the people who got Tina and I into going to church is a Messianic Jew. And her mother, in fact, was survived Auschwitz, and wrote a book or Obama gave her the Medal of Freedom or something. And she doesn't seem to be like some trickery, tricky drew Zhu who was trying to do shit to us. I think that's it's kind of easy to easy to say that, but it seems a lot more intricate than that.

Right. But that's this is the talking point. What this brings up to me more than anything. Ben Shapiro's in bed with these kinds of people.

Yes, partners,

you understand what I'm saying? Like, like, where's the disdain that he normally has for everybody else that he asked for? Yay. And everybody else says anything. But he's in bed with what they consider to be Messianic Jews. And you see how they're If I want the narrative, I want to explain that very clear to narrative about them seem to be, but nobody holds Ben Shapiro accountable. I find that interesting that he takes money

Yes. And, and I know several people who are well, who who speak with Shapiro regularly connected to the Manhattan Institute. So he he's involved with and that is not a a Jewish or Messianic Jewish or anything that is more Christian, I would say. Shapiro plays a lot of different on a lot of different fields.

That's the one I wanted to point out basically about, who was offering the $50 million. At the end of the day, it wasn't boring. And it wasn't Ben Shapiro, it was the the wills brothers that was writing that check. And they wanted another asset. And Steven Crowder in their collection. That's how I see it.

Yeah, possibly. I mean, ultimately, yeah, there's, I don't know, their their full involvement. I think for them, it'd be more like, yeah, let's get let's get full coverage.

Right. And he fits that more I can say if they tried to go with the culture, because he's more into the comedy. Yeah, and the skits and things like that, and when doesn't really get more that much into hard news, and journalism. So that will be that will be on brand for them. So we got I got some clips here, we can kind of breeze through these. But it was

Because you can't call them they call you

right on time with the blue light. Now y'all understand how to Boulais phone works. That's how it works. You don't worry it doesn't ring back at all it only down one way. So once again, this just leads to the whole point of I'm sure that it was the wills brothers money. But you're not going to be talking to these people. You know, I'm in there, you're hired help. Let's just see what your employee and their business. And that's what Kyle was saying with this whole situation. Like I

Well it's interesting I was listening to I was in the car yesterday driving back from my surgery so I'm like I just want to my mouth is all numbed up and stuff I'm drooling on the listen to Sinatra, simply Sinatra channel 70 on Sirius XM. And there's the show that where they have someone talk about Frank Sinatra and play records and as Tim McGrath I think he

Right. You have to do what you're told to do. Play the devil. Yeah. Well, that that number 15. That would just play. And I think 14 That would just play up on the job books podcast, these masters, this is the same thing that they're talking about with. With your your rights to your content. Yes. That you don't own it, which I find is crazy, that you don't own what you make. I can see it either way. If I didn't, if I was making throwaway content. Let's just say we were

Of course, this is somewhat an antiquated model. Before, you know, back in the day, if you you needed the Hit Factory or you know, one of these big studios need the right producer, you need the relationships, you need the right lawyers and all the things that a record company gives you. That's their stipulation, you don't and Paul McCartney didn't didn't own his masters, Michael Jackson, at some point own the masters to The Beatles stuff. That's why Michael Jackson had to go, in my opinion.

I agree. I don't I don't own

a single a single thing. Like the work I did on television in the Netherlands of work. I didn't MTV, I know I don't get a residual from that they can do whatever they want with that for in perpetuity. So whether you want to take the money upfront, which by the way, is the biggest scam because there's the thing called recoupment in the music

What to see. That's the thing though. The record company could put all that behind you. But the people are not with you, me being a musician and avid music fan. They can't pick the winners. Case in point, I'm gonna give you just one case in point flow router. Yeah, like Florida, he had the machine behind him everything but he didn't have that connectivity. The relatability is the term I want to use with the people. And that's why we picked Kanye. Kanye wasn't meant to be a star.

Well, no, no, no. Yeah. But no, no back to so now we're right back to where we were. So where did Kanye really make his money? Not in music. He had to have his own product. He had to help his Adidas just one of the many things but just use as an example. He didn't control that business either. And, you know, if you so if you Alex Jones doesn't really control the contents of his of his product, I agree is so awesome. And you

Which that's the only way they can bait people in. But that's what they're doing content creators now is the Mr. Beast, and those kind of people like, oh, they signed deals with YouTube. So like, now they're flying private jet because kids are leery about record contracts. You know, like signing a written contract is kind of like signing your life away.

Every single kid would do it in a heartbeat because they're the worshipping false idols. They see it. Oh, this is great.

I'm not sure about that. No, I'm not sure I, I would say people my age, maybe down to 30. Yes. But the newer crowd, they're like, oh, no, I can upload mine to whatever, you know that. But here's the point.

I was trying to make no stop, stop right there. That's the trap. I can upload mine to whatever that and then you get some money on YouTube. And then you're in the trap. And then you you got to do it five times a week. You got to trick the algos. You got that's the trap.

This is why it was off putting to find out that the daily wire had big tech looking over their shoulder. You see what saying? Oh, I thought it was I thought we were free over here. But even that point, a lot of people are not even monetized on YouTube, to the point where I never accepted the quote unquote partnership. Because it's like, Nah, I don't sign stuff. I don't understand. You know, there's too much what can you say to me?

For free. They've also taken They've also taken one of our shows down I think there's we've at least had one that was taken Come down.

Yeah, it was more of a cost of music. Okay, more than

what hold on with, you know, when it was pure when hip hop was was making beats at home, putting it on a cassette making cassettes that was pure that is that is the purest, that's like podcasting. That is completely pure. We need to go back to do a version of that, a modern day version of that, and we're gonna throw it away. It's gonna happen with music, but they're not going to go easy. They're not going up. They're gonna do everything they can to stop it because they love their

just opposer against the boogey man Kanye stuff. I mean,

that was that was well done. That was That was her did too. I'm sure I'm sure he arranged that.

I can see that happening. But we're grateful to

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Alright, so now we we got to the no just the surface level back and forth with between Steven Crowder and the daily wire. But now we got to go into what the accusation means when you say big con is in bed with big tech. We got to go back to the heels report. And we're going to pick up with clip number 21. This is a guy who says that literally his brethren in conservative on the conservative right is in bed with or has

Wow, who is this speaking?

I didn't get her name. Sorry about that. She's a contributor for the hill.

Now we got we all got deals we got offers all the time

right here from us. If it wasn't for big tech, we're on my own. We've been overlooked. How are you special? Bend over

everybody. Thank you big tech. Thank you, our overlords, the big tech model is you do all the work, you got nothing, we get all the money. That's how it works.

And then they wonder why they're not worth $50 million. That's right. You're not worth $50 million because big tech is doing all the heavy lifting and to be honest with you. I'm your content is not the interesting I'm just sorry. I mean I wouldn't be that way but you have to be interesting to stand out and build your own following

you have to make an outgoing products that's the bottom line make an outstanding product.

There plug and play and it's like if you're plugging play, then it's easily it's on to the on the scrappy

think about how lame it really is. If you if you really step back and look at most most of these quote unquote shows. It's it's distributed on big tech. And it's about big tech content. It's about what someone said on Twitter, you know, and then it's about what someone else said on on this YouTube let's and we're going to talk about what that YouTuber said on YouTube. tube, they love it. That's the whole model for them.

What more Twitter more so and that's why when Elon Musk bought Twitter, he actually just bought the AP I mean that the modern day version of the AP because whatever trends on Twitter and that could be astroturf they can make training whatever they want. Of course, yeah, that's down that's what it bleeds down to YouTube people make videos about it on YouTube, then eventually makes his way to articles and

articles become points of discussion on on YouTube and on Twitter. It's very circular.

And if it's viral then it goes to local news where

then pick and Tucker picks it up or the CNN picks it up. Exactly right.

So that's that's pretty much the point. But it was just a matter of fact, she said, Oh, yeah, we're all in bed with big tech. I found that to be interesting. Because well, let's go on and get to the second part we have to get what does that really mean?

Yeah, who slave to who?

Well, we we know who the slave is. And outlet that take the slave contracts are the overseers Pretty much yeah. You know, what they they tell what their big tech mass is tell you what it does say that you know, you know, the guidelines, you know, the rails, the status, the inbounds, you won't have any problems with that censorship in itself, which that's the whole point. This is what I was saying about Tucker Carlson for a

Yes, right away in a very

serious way, which I think that's why they you misled yourself. He didn't say their name. But they had to come out and do damage control just off the email call people like it got to be daily wire, you know, it was no confirmation. They confirmed it themselves,

which there was a reason for that.

Yeah, because you can't let that thing linger. We gotta give it about the money so we can make about anti semitism and get people to shut up talking about it, but I want to know, no, yeah. it because there was an allegation may in Alex Jones, that Eclipse that this was Operation Mockingbird. So you

Mockingbird goes back to the mid mid to late 60s. And the CIA specifically, was either directly in positions of journalistic importance within the US mainstream media, particularly CBS evening news. But also the New York Times, members of my family were actually in a way involved in this to a degree because there's another layer, which would be people who would hand off stories and quote unquote, news

it might be micro Mockingbird. I'm as corny as this term. I just call him because listen to you, it's fine. I know how it works. Yeah, but just listen to you think about it. Now they don't have to plant the stories and just publish your newspaper. Just Well, well, nobody had to publish it. They can find somebody making the point and

amplify it. For instance, I believe Barry Weiss is micro Mockingbird. Okay. And she Yes, because she has, you know, I also think to a degree possibly maybe not even 100% in their own with all their knowledge. But I think Glenn Greenwald Matt Taibbi, they are also receiving Mockingbird talking points. Even I would say even the the entire Twitter files from Twitter is very similar to what Glenn Greenwald did with Snowden, maybe 5%, of what Snowden revealed was

And I wouldn't even go as far as saying it has to be known people. If we go back to the show about the Popeyes chicken sandwich. They took unknown people, right? amplify the story. Yep. nudge the hell out of people. And then you have groups of people lined up around the corner buying a chicken sandwich, just off of a news story that they created out of thin air by amplifying tweets.

It's called PR.

Right? I'm saying that's the desk that they don't even have the hand of stories in Even more, because you have so many opinions in the ocean that is Twitter, that you can just pluck it out and say, Okay, this is when we want to amplify, and okay, we'll put, you know, we'll put the machine behind it, and it will get people talking. All that has to be as a binary. You know, you see these stupid quick story like, do you wash your

Oh, yeah. Right. And if you read the Twitter files, you'll see that there's just as much talk of suppression as there is of amplification.

Correct. And that's why I think that's why I call it micro Mockingbird because you don't need all these established agents anymore. And assets. We could take anybody and they're so happy to be viral. They don't have to ask me questions, you know. And that's kind of how Candice came about, if you think about it, because she made the I'm walking away, or a black suit or a black black person is no longer gonna be a Democrat. And they were like, yes, no fire interesting and fired up. And

Wait. What she said is the entire mainstream is doing one thing you should do the opposite. Is that what she said?

But then then the entire man? Did we just hear from the heel, the entire mainstream got behind? No, it wasn't a heel, it was on Alex Jones set of clips that the entire mainstream got behind daily wire.

Yes. Isn't that interesting?

Let's get to you, you should probably edit your opinions to be the opposite of what theirs is because it's pretty clear that they don't actually have any individual opinions. These journalists, right. They're always in lockstep on various narratives. So yeah, it does sound like they are a bunch of mockingbirds, which is appropriate, of course, because that was the CIA program title. It was called Operation Mockingbird, you are not a conspiracy theorist for knowing the truth. And you are correct.

the government for the government? Well, and let's just let's make it very clear. CIA runs the whole show. CIA is very careful. They control the FBI. The CIA runs the President's except for Trump. That was probably the Defense Intelligence Agency. Everyone's very afraid in, in Washington of the CIA, they're out of control. There's no oversight. No one knows how much money they have. No one knows what they do. And they run the show, they run the entire show. In my opinion,

I believe you're correct on that. But I just find it interesting that she made this show prior to the release of what was going on. And even. It's, it's crazy that even to bring up Operation Mockingbird or or plague, paperclip or whatever, whatever operation used to be. You can't say that or you become a tinfoil hat wear now is, it's okay to bring it up. You know, it's okay for Tucker to talk about it for her to talk about it, and still be taken as a serious journalist.

Ah, and that's what I mean by limited hangout. There.

I get what you're saying. Yeah.

I mean, this is this is what makes it work. This is that perfect, perfect combination of put something out that people go oh, yeah. Wow. Yeah. Right on. And then that's all you need. That's all you need.

The only thing I'm pushing back against is not against you to Fox, if you're listening. It's not working. It only makes you a little worse. If the desired effect is doing the opposite,

right? Because now the numbers are killing it. That's ultimately that's all they care about. The ratings I get feeling it but yes, I agree that in the long run and long run, they'll lose. I believe that too.

Yeah, cuz this is makes it like the other 23 hours where for news like, oh, and it makes it stick out like a sore thumb with your analysis of being a limited hangout. It's like it has to be. Because if it was business related, like, oh, we need more Tucker's you know, we

need to get this whole Blockly. Exactly. For seven

to 10 with more Tucker like thought process or thought like

thinkers like the school of thought. Yes. People? Yes. Your ad that proves it right there. Absolutely.

So I'm with you on that one. But they, they don't understand this, just like they came up with the term fake news. And they didn't, not them, but the mainstream media. And I don't think they understood how people were going to take that and weaponize it back against them. Your it was that you're dealing with a smarter audience. Now it was I don't think they realized that.

Well, I think Trump Trump caught that from them. And he's the one that turned he didn't invent the fake news. He turned it around and use it as a weapon against them.

This was saying the mainstream media invented it. It's the same thing. It's like they invent these things. They don't understand how memes work. You know, like a fat check like, man, if you fat check something. That's a that's a roundabout way of saying is true.

Yeah, yes, pretty much and people all know that it's bullcrap.

Correct. So let's go ahead and get into the second part of this Operation Mockingbird. First and foremost, in case you are not aware of what Operation Mockingbird was, and still is, it was a large scale project undertaken by the CIA, beginning in the 1950s, in which they

right, ever since Donald Trump was president, we've heard sources say sources familiar with the President's thinking sources who are in the know, that's your intelligence, right? Their

Sources close to the matter, closest

sources I like, I like the sources familiar with the President's thinking, that's always my fair.

What it like, like I say, I'm just laying this out, in her own words. Now, if you look through the lands that she's creating, at what transpired between Daley wire and Crowder, it makes them look like agents.

Yes, five by five.

And I think they have to, I think they realized that and that's why she had to come out. So those A B move, and it's about the money it was about always about the money. Do you want it $120 million? And you know, it's, it's about the money? Oh, is that your and I just had to reiterate this point. You work for the government. That whole operation is for the IRS, maybe indirectly, but you work for the government, there's like it was okay. You had to get the okay

Oh, yeah, this is this is very important that I liked these clips. So the State Department is very important, because they are they have around the world embassies. So you will find that most people who work at an embassy are in fact assets. They are intelligence agents. The State Department has their own intelligence agency, which is small but very effective. I think Hillary Clinton last man

the CIA has assaulted agents throughout the Congress. Every committee done this, you know, did it three decades ago?

Oh, yeah. This is the Senate Intelligence Oversight Committee, all spooks.

And we're seeing it once again, but it's standard. But we did have in November of 75, we had the CIA director, Bill Colby, who had been putting out our, our propaganda line to the Senate in our our lives, was tied up on a trip or something. And so Bill Nelson, the Deputy Director of Operations went over to stand in for him. And he said before he went, I'm not going to lie. And he'd just flat said it in a staff meeting. He said, I'm retiring in three weeks and I'll be damned if I'm going to spend

Yes. And the reason for that is the pure fright most people in Washington have. For the intelligence agencies, you recall, and I see if I can find it. Chuck Schumer. I don't think I have this. He was on a Rachel Maddow Show. And he was saying to Sunday, that's right. He was saying how stupid how stupid Tria Trump was to go against the intelligence agencies because you know, they have six ways to Sunday to get back at you. Because Schumer knows it was brilliant moment.

The emphasis of this documentary is about the CIA in the media. But there is a larger framework in this to which we talked about in our program, from time to time, that is the overall line of the State Department, the White House, is this a coordinated thing? Or do all these organizations just do their lying separately, and it adds up to one big falsehood, read Noam Chomsky is turning the turning the tide to get a feeling for for the way our, you know, it's what they call the

And this is I think this this showed up on YouTube not too long ago. It's a 1983 interview is agent and I'll put that link for the full interview. We have most of it here, but put that in, in the show notes. And let's just listen. Okay, last one, since I'm digging this, I like hearing this.

Their whole ethic is they're doing illegal things. And they're, you know, they teach you from the first day in training cover stories. And you practice them at length, and the director practices them and when he briefs the Congress, he does the cover stories. Now, White House staffers are not trained professionally. But they're, it's in the ethics of politics, ethics of the business. They're putting out a myth about the

just look at our lifetimes. Mo. If you're Brown,

they tell me I'm crazy. When I use the term white supremacy, when they throw around terms like establishment imperialism, same thing. That's, that's the same as that theme. The only problem is, those are like off whimsical names, you know, that doesn't really give you any identifier. You know, just like, Oh, yes, the Empire? Well, you know, just the Empire would just kill him like we normally do. But how

about this for a thought, you know, the whole reason behind the acceleration and amplification of racial division, specifically, white black, is for this reason, so that you can't expose the white supremacy.

They definitely they're hiding in plain sight and that they're, they're pushing the orange people out there to be the face of white supremacy by Oh, yeah, that's that's the that's the white supremacy, but at the same time, using their tactics and power to treat them like people of color. Correct. There's their stripping away. This is why I say a privilege is given to you. And only whites, the premises can give that privilege. They have supremacy that they don't need privilege.

Yeah. It's cold.

It's cold is yes. Yes, we kill We lie. And notice the four freedoms that they were talking about before, is exactly what's under attack right now. Yeah, their freedom of religion, the freedom of speech, the freedom of lack of fear, to live without fear. Now, you need to be afraid all the time. You need to watch what you say. You're saying don't be vocal about what you believe. And I forgot what the I think the last love a freedom. A won't know you need to be dependent on the

We will look at Afghanistan, look at Ukraine, look at Taiwan will be next. And this benefit. Go ahead.

Look at the neighborhoods that Soros is destroying with agents. Those criminals are agents of sorrows. I don't care what you say. him getting them out of jail. And they they're running like they're running know these

I was just gonna say so this is Tucker is perfect for this role. Cuz he I listened to CNN, MSNBC, NBC, ABC, CBS all the time. And usually in the car because of the Sirius XM so I can hear the cable news as well. And to the tee, every single

this before. No, I don't think we have Okay,

I'm gonna. I've talked about it so much that you see 2010 Man of the Year, Mark Zuckerberg, Time Magazine, he's in the interview itself. It's printed. You can I'll put the link in the show notes. Zuckerberg is talking to Time Magazine doing an interview and then it says all of a sudden, and

oh, yeah, okay. Yeah, yeah. Okay. So the clip, but I wish

I wish it were a clip all of a sudden, man man puts it in, you know, sticks his face in the door. Hey, you know, I was just downstairs in my office in the building. Just want to say hi. And that was Robert Mueller, Director of FBI who was director of FBI two years longer than statutorily permitted. They had to have to carry over from 2008 into Barack

way Wait, this is the mind screw. Take two steps back and look at it. We Mia, you both know who created the internet and social media, of course, is the government running this NGO governmental organization? That's the thing like the way they frame it is like, oh, Facebook is this corporation independent and it has government oversight. You No, is a government agency with private facing CEO. Look at its

The door, the door opened, I'm reading from the article The door opened a distinguished looking gray haired man burst in. It's the only way to describe his entrance trailed by a couple of deputies. He was both the oldest person in the room 2010 by 20 years and the only one wearing a suit he was in the building. He explained with the delighted air of a man about the secure ironclad bragging rights

That's my point. He's like, this is these are correct. These were government created pretty much entities. The NSA is no alphabet, you know, saying the history of alphabet, you know, every all of this. But they'll make it seem like oh, no, we're just oversight. That's all we're doing. No, no, I'm not gonna fall. Because if you fall for it, then you're living in our false reality. We know what Twitter is. We know what Facebook is.

Everything is fake. Everything we know is fake. When they say the simulation, yeah, kind of media is the simulation. It's all fake. It's been that way for a long, long time.

And that's why they hate people like us, when we come in actually have a conversation like this. Other people say I've noticed that too. And then I noticed that as well, I noticed that I noticed that and it becomes infectious. And that's why they want to control all sides of it. Because they cannot have people, whatever. Free thinking you have they want to give it to you. Right? Yeah, you can you can have this idea along, pick pick pick from it, you know, pick any

you got to pick from one of these only one of them.

Does this all go? Quickly. Let's go through these clips. But I want to show how ingrained the government is in

loaded, loaded, loaded, loaded up to.

We know that James Baker came from the FBI has been accused of secretly censoring incriminating internal files before Elon Musk could release them to the public. Baker was fired for that. So that's some of what James Baker was doing at Twitter. But how about Charles Smith of Twitter's Trust and Safety Department? Smith joined Twitter after working at US Cyber Command. Hey, We're about Jeff to conjure formerly the director of naval counterintelligence what was he

Yeah, it's called Capture, of course, but they said it wasn't even captured. They were there. For them. It's very, it's very much like the big pharma and the FDA. So Scott Gottlieb, who was on CNBC all the time, as an analyst, he speaks about vaccines, mainly. He was administrator at the FDA, and he left and he became, he's on the board of Pfizer.

You know, the government owns your data, they own everything, and they and they can do whatever they want with it. This is not our organization with a few governmental, you know, appoint a former government appointees and it No, this is a government organization period. In this story, this is obviously you can't be any other way.

It is. They all are.

And if not that in Oh, who we get to fix it. The brain chip guy. Monkey? Yeah, that's gonna save you. Well, just the Rocket Man, you

know, this, this is the problem. And I laid it out for Joe Rogan. And he kind of looked at me like said, dude, Elon Musk works for the government. And it's not a secret that every you know, my favorite was, it was, you know, and this was a great way to do with Starlink. I love Starlink. Starling. Because great Starlink. But no, it's not. That

you see the same exact thing like we create something that this government created exactly opening up for the public to use. Yep. And do you think you have a private corporation? No. You think that we give Zuckerberg that much power? Come on? Think about it. Look at the guy. She's a lizard.

Here's back to Tucker,

you on, Musk was asked recently how many former FBI agents are currently employed by Twitter? But he wouldn't say it's all pretty weird. Could it be there while the rest of us imagined that Twitter was a social media site, a place to vent about politics and sports and the Kardashians? Could it be that Twitter was actually maybe primarily a propaganda tool and intelligence gathering apparatus for a variety of Intel agencies?

No, please. You they don't have to because the FBI

But the biggest sign up is we we know we don't have privacy. It's Hello wasn't that the whole thing with? What was the Patriot Act? And yeah, all the spying? No more freedom.

That's exactly right. And that was the warning about the Patriot Act. It was written before it was written two weeks before it got passed. It was already written out. It's where it were frogs in the boiling pot. Well, not you and I were of course, right. We're in the sauna over there. Hanging out with our crystal water hot water. Make me laugh again, stop. Oh, sorry.

Is that was 32?

Yeah, we got no 30. Here's the last one. Just last Tucker clip,

of course resides on Twitter servers, along with a

Yeah, Dream on. One last personal experience. I know Elon Musk, I met him we had the same investors in the mid 2000s. Completely unimpressive man. Not impressive at all. He doesn't even write most of his tweets. I guarantee you. He's not he's not writing that. He is a complete cut out.

Before we go to the next donation segment. I just want to bring up one point. You remember what they said about the record of sex? What do you mean all those guys have phones? What do you even know their names? Right? It's the same way on that in that in that arena, that there's a level above these guys, Elon Musk and Mark Zuckerberg are people that we

great. I know some of them. I mean, look at the money. It's John Doerr. at Kleiner Perkins, it's roll on, roll on buta also South African who runs Sequoia Capital. And they have masters to the same guys who pumped in hundreds of millions of dollars into FTX. The smartest investors in the world mind you, they did everything. Oh, they're so smart. They didn't do any diligence. They were in fact they were blown away that Sam bank when fried was playing

Exactly. However one club you can be is exactly isn't mo faction. Like Brandon money. I

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No. So kind of satirical. Yes. Okay. Maybe when I hear it but the name sounds kind of familiar. But I'd love to hear it to get refreshed Quick,

quick oversight, just so people know what's going on here. This is kind of how a agent would get brought in and looped into the the powers that be like they had been kept an eye on you. They liked the work you're doing and then they let you come in you know and access another ram of power. This is kind of like the introduction in the CLO we're not in Okay, so. So I thought this is great. You're saying you can stop it as you please. I think some of the clips are a little longer so you

I don't think I've heard these before.

Okay, so just for people with this, this to catch them up to speed. He's basically on an interview without knowing it. The one gentleman, you know, has all his background information. And he's saying basically, that, you know, used to make these hard hitting pieces, which makes me think of Tucker mount. Yeah, yeah, used to make these hard hitting

make the news for 1973. Please.

Yeah, they're planning the news for years to come. Which I think in some ways, it's done for us now. Yeah, don't you kind of can't predict what I mean. We do it with this show. Yeah, this is why you say you're from the future. You know, and we had to do goggles and things of that nature. If you watch news enough, you can kind of tell what's gonna be next. Right now like superpower? I don't think not, you know, to diminish it, but I have the same thing. It's it's patterns that you

know, you can just wait for it you can just wait for it, you know, what's coming and whatever was successful, they'll do it again.

And that's the that's the beauty of it, you know, in a sinister way, is they just feed you more of what you like. It's kind of like your suggestion on your social media is like, Oh, you like that kind of video. Let me give it to him more like it

not kind of like exactly like, Okay.

Want to move on?

Let's play. Which one is play one more? I got 3637 38 Which one should I play? Do you know which one is?

Let's just jump now with the 39 to the to the to the last

one. Okay, well, I won't

buy it you must admit there has to be some kind of control in this world of that. And remember that one quarter of the world is starving. There are the full bellies and the empty bellies. Some of the empty bellies carry rifles. Well, we fooled that is getting a bit flabby. We're not very good with rifles anymore. So we've devised two ways to keep you up to Bell is under control. One of them is this fictitious hydrogen bomb we talked about is money, enough money to fill some of the empty

Wow, this is the OG limited Hangout right here. That's great. I know people have emailed me about this. I don't think I've ever watched it fully. So it's good to hear this. But yeah, people have told me you got to watch this. And now I get it. Totally.

And isn't it fascinating. The two things that he talked about? Well, three things he said the full bellies and empty bellies, which food is a big thing now story? Yep. Nuclear war. Yep. And inflation and financial

security. Yeah, it's the trifecta right there.

And they're, they use they work. It worked before Leslie's run it back.

And by the way, we also have a way to profit off of that ourselves. It's called Big Pharma. Here's a pill.

We got a pill for everything. You're doing it to ages.

By the way, you overweight or you obese because of the shit you're eating? Don't worry, we have ozempic.

I'm waiting for the nuclear repeal. But it'll protect

you from the nuke. Yeah, nice. Well, that's what Alex Jones has it already iodine pills.

So now, but they gotta have, they gotta have a big pharma version of it. Like I'm gonna like a new vaccine. So

it'll protect you from the fallout?

Well, speaking appeals, this last three clips right here is hopefully because we I always prided myself on not leaving people in despair. No. And this is courtesy of a class he sent me this set of clips. And I just want to say, the last scheduled date, we had to record this show. We didn't go through with this and that thing. Right. And that was a day a lot of my friends and former colleagues were laid off from our former place of employment,

right. And were these were these even if I understand it, rightly, people who had refused to take the vaccine, were invited back to the company. And this and then were let go let go because they chopped jobs.

Yeah, that's crazy. Which remember that ship shortage now is the chip glut. So I mean, just to show you how to go on from the previous clips, well,

it was the chips act, they got $2 trillion, or some some crazy amount like that.

Right, but we can't keep people employed. Did you make that make sense? Yeah. Oops. So with that said, this is

1000s of programs.

And the one that changed my life was the strangest secret you need to go listen to if you haven't. And as he said, we're, we're a product of our thoughts. Now, hopefully people understand why that media is so important for population control, for Mind Control, because they get you in the morning. I told you my my old phone would feed me news stories. And my alarm clock. Yeah, the alarm clock would go off. And I these are the stories you need to think about for

For over a year, my wife Tina and I, we have changed our morning routine. Because of course, it's very easy to certainly for me to start right away with oh, what's going on? I see what's happening. What was the news? What happened overnight, what did we start by first saying good morning to Holy Spirit. Then then we read, you know, we read some scripture. And I gotta tell you, you know, I'll read like a devotional, I'm like, Okay, let me see where that comes from.

decide to become a professional at your business. You see, we can either compete or create. If we compete with all the other people in our line of work, we must be willing to accept the same rewards, if that's what we want fine. But if we want to become professionals of what we do, then we must create. And when we begin to do this, there is no limit to that which we can achieve. We hear a lot these days about a word called security. Everyone wants security, but not one in 10 can

yeah this guy so good.

I love that voice security constant with an and me you have a conversation I was like oh no what I want to do you know saying like is is starting over? is a scary thought. And you want to go back to what are secure but it only confirmed the fact that what you consider is secure isn't is smoking mirrors you lived in that you lived it yourself personally, right? Because if I wouldn't either kowtow out or no didn't strike out when I did and I will still

Yeah, would have been a lot, a lot less, it would have been shittier. Right and

much right. Now that's true, that is true. So here's the last and final clip. But I'm saying this is for all people out there, do what you love to do be proactive. My suggestion and practice the seven habits. And the first one is be proactive, because we all have a talent, we all have a skill. You just have to believe in yourself. And it's not mumbo

Yes, exactly. Pro in a world of amateurs.

So that's my show. Hopefully you enjoyed it. It was no just a quick examination of what controls our thoughts and we got to take control back from Yes.

Oh man, that was good. Yeah, hold on. Hold on. I just want to say thank you Eclass I love that shirt it turned everything around and we will keep our eye on on the Crowder situation I have a little bit of internal insight but you know never a boring moment that's for sure my appreciate this man as always you've done it I'm so happy that we took the extra time and then you know time was robbed and we're back and here we are at another mo faction the can

another one done and as I always say pay attention to everything and the true reveal itself will talk to you soon Mel tardy later last lipstick on his collar Brian. Read all about young men single entry