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to my show, they should know who the hell you are. But anyway, how you doing today? Yeah, and I'll turn out to Forrest gump Man. I seem to wind up involved in everything, whether I want to or not. But I'm doing very well, my friend, thank you so much for having me back, no problem. Look, I didn't want a Forrest Gump yet, that's for sure. And I'm signed up at Ed's Patreon, which is easy to do. I think you can sign up over there for as little as three dollars a month or is it two dollars? What
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that's why. But yeah, anyway, there'll be a link in with the show notes, so you'll be able to go over there sign up, check it out for yourself obviously, and recently, look, I'm always getting notices and the emails on it, So let's start there. Today. Just before airtime, when I was getting myself together, Uh, you had something on on Kennedy there which I was a little surprised at, and a little bit of a rant came along with that email. Uh, you know, the
whole why the hell does it matter that Kennedy was assassinated? Oops, that's Noam Chomsky again. Uh you know who cares people die all the time, It says Noam Chomsky. I'm paraphrasing, but what why does it matter? You had a guest on recently and apparently released it on Patreon. So what's that all about? Ah? You talking about Lorenz Gueno the Unspoken Kennedy Truth? Yeah. I was interested to him to some folks in the Vince Foster
investigation, and he's has this theory that Israel was behind the assassination. So you know, I had him on the shows. Well, okay, look, I haven't listened to it yet, and I'm not into the whole masade did it? You know? Angle? But anyway, it is interesting that somebody even wants to talk about why it matters sixty years later. I mean, that was the big question during the sixtieth anniversary this year when I was
involved in a few things. I did the Coast to Coast am special this year and ended up doing Clyde Lewis's show on the anniversary, just to explain to people again why it still matters. You know, and it's amazing how this has become a generational affair. I mean, not as far apart. I also ended up getting John gold substack just before airtime talking about you know, was the nine to eleven commission bribed? Are there many questions open?
And well, how do you define bribery? But let's not go there exactly today. Let's stick with the Kennedy thing. Regardless of whether it's the Masade involved or not. There are way too many open questions in a long standing murder investigation, and indeed, it did change the trajectory of the country one way or another, so you know, it does matter, and not just as an academic exercise anyway. I'm just interested that you're still visiting that topic,
and I'm happy you do. But you've got some other stuff going on of interest, and in fact, you started talking to me about something. Ah, here we go, and I hate doing it. But the Trump cases, the Trump Court cases, and you and I still have a bet as to whether he'll be convicted over anything at all, because I stand by the idea that the guy is going to slither out of everything. Whether he's
rightfully or wrongfully guilty is irrelevant. He's meant to be reinstalled. I think he's going to get and he has absolutely shown up and not shown up at the primaries here seems to have secured the nomination for the GOP. I don't think that the indictments, court cases and all this are hurting him in any
way, shape or form. In fact, they're bolstering support, giving him fundraising opportunities, etc. Etc. But you might have an idea a little different, not necessarily like from the regular contrarian point of view, but you might actually know some people involved in some of the cases and might have a different idea about how he might actually face some sort of consequence here along the way. I mean outside of the Eging Carol settlement allegedly, which I doubt
he'll ever pay a penny of anyway. You know what about it? He has to well, unless this Chubb subsidiary declares bankruptcy. He has to because he's put up the bond for us. He's already paid it for the appeal. Well, he put up the barn. When you put when you put up an appeal upond it that means that I'm putting the money up if I lose this appeal. She just goes right into that appeal but and takes that money. So he's already paid that money. And by the way, to
you only get thirteen percent. There's only u Your odds of overturning or modifying a verdict on appeal a civil cases only thirteen percent. And that's if you have a really good legal team that's establishing error reversible error throughout and making the the objections and establishing a record that her which didn't happen in this case.
This little team is incompetent debate switcher from what I've said and again killed all over the was I'm saying he might not get related because I think there's a good chance he could Biden's any better. But the thing is with this uh New York State Stormy Daniels case, like you said, I got a call the clients and the Genoa. Rodriguez is a former client. She was my Asian. She was the agent for Stormy Daniels. She was enviroving at Tarbood
stuff. She was involved in reenergate a lot of stuff, and she put together the Stormy. She was the as for storming in. She put together playoff it robs on Mama June Hot for not the TV show Discovery, whatever that was. So she's on this reality TV show with Honey Boo Boo's mom, Mama June, while they're negotiating this this shakedown of Trump over here. And then the attorney who was the original attorney, Keith Davidson has been my
client for years. A sponsored by show Keith Davidson, the km to Law. He starts to find two against Trump Dare. He's the original attorney who cut the deal and then advised Michael Avenatti not to try and attempt to malpractice and go back for more money because you're gonna lose. And Alvinatti had listened back then, he wasn't be in prison today. Another story. I think you got Dylan Howard from Ann formerly am I, who were for National Choir,
who was part of this deal. So as well who's testifying against Trump. So yeah, I know several people testifying against this case, and I think they got a solid case. And Cohen already lost this case. He pled guilty to this in the federal court and he was just down there today preparing his testimony. So I think it's a really good conviction in this case. So you think in this case we're looking at a possible actual conviction. And then this E. G. And Carroll thing though with the bond and
the Chubb. That's also really weird to me that Chubb is putting up that money because you know, unless my memory is fuzzy on this, I mean, aren't they the people that used to do a lot of like sponsorships of you know, public broadcasting. You'd see them constantly. Uh, you know, the Chubb Corporation for a grant from the Chub Corporation, right, Uh,
you know, I I believe it might be the same Chub. But the thing is, it's not even Chubb, but they have some kind of Russian ties to to listen, the fellow who approved the loan say some kind of ties and Russia to it. In fact, I think it came from that Russian branch bank coutro U. But yeah, but and it's a subsidiary. It's not Chubb itself who's putting this up. It's a subsidiary company which could declare bankers. He said, I don't you know, we're not paying
the money, but I don't know. We'll see what happens with that. If he didn't want to pay this, he wantn't appeal because then she has to go chase him around and start waiting till he saw was properly you know, properties and stuff like that going if the bank accounts. Chasing that money would be a full time job and costs a lot of money too. But putting up the bond says that here's the money. If I lose this appeal, we'reright in and snatch up that money plus interest. So he's made that
money available towards on this bet. He's betting another ten million. That's somehow he's going to reverse this get some kind of modification under appeal. I don't see any of this appeals working, and especially this one. I see and I think you can come up with the bond money with the New York State
fraud case and there's no appeal there either. Yeah, well with the New York City fraud case, right, you got see this is the thing is now it'll it'll turn into who gets their money first, maybe, you know, Except in the case of that bond, the bond is put up, so it's for that case. But in the case of all these other things, where like you said, it would become a full time job trying to chase down the money afterwards, If he's got ten settlements against him, somebody's
gonna claim priority, right and say the differences in that. See, this is New York State, coming after that money. They can force them to sell properties, they can, they'll make and snatch up money out of bank Account's a lot easier than you or me could chasing after somebody's money and enforcing
judgments. This is New York State, and they've already said they're going to go after plus By the way, too, there's a whole nother element to all this because he has their a judge who's a monitor over his finances, and she could actually say she could have I think she could have said, hey, man, going appealing this case here and throwing away another ten million on the appeal is a bad financial move. I don't I'm not approving that because you all all of a sudden money to New York State. It was
money all over the place. You got to come up with. So but she didn't overstep her a I believe she has authority to do that. She hasn't overstep that. But just another crazy element in the Trump legal saga. Well, one thing's for sure is if everybody tries to collect. We'll find out real quick if he's actually got it. Because that's the other problem, right, is, no matter what property they sell off for anything else, I mean, is there enough ascets to liquidate against all this? Because I
mean, what is the tally altogether on these settlements? Right? I mean, how many were over a billion without a problem? Right? I mean, so you know that means he has to have actually been a billionaire. You know, remember those arguments, is he actually a billionaire? You know from a couple of years ago. He would actually have to be a billionaire if they're gonna collect more than a billion, right, because he's got to have at least that in assets, uh, to be able to sell them
off and all this. I mean, look, it's very complex. I'm not claiming to understand any of this really. Uh. And and I'm watching the the the disintegration of the Georgia case happen because of that whole craziness. You got any insights on that, by the way, the uh, the Fanny Willis situation, and uh, you know exactly how improper that was? You got any you got any special insights on that one? Well? It listened. Uh, I would never turn down the opportunity to see a prosecute
a squirm on the witness. Okay, I'm not gonna say I'm not gonna enjoy that, of course, well, because my back it is criminal defense investigation. But the thing is just for this Roman character. I think it's Mike Roman, who's one of the co defendants there, who's political operative for him to have the balls to be going after and digging up to it on the prosecutor in a special way. And all of this stuff that's going on lately with the Hunter Biden laptop and hacking into that, because you know,
I've had people on my show. It's Patrick Bergey who went to Giuliani's house and they tasked him with the job of hacking into these passwords of these bank accounts on the Hunter Biden laptop. Uh. And this what's this guy Vreiche Barrow, this cocaine dealer who lives with his mother in Staten Island, who was working for Bannon and then he's working for Matt Gates as their political dirty tricks to the guy. Then he's working for George Santos and he was throwing
these Hunter Biden laptop watch parties. And this is the guy who hacked into Hunter Biden's WhatsApp application on his phone and found that text talking about hey with the Chinese president and I'm here with my father. That line that's from a hacking. So we've I've never seen in my life the kind of political dirty tricks were it is. I'm blatantly hacking and manipulating information on laptops and possibly some of the stuff coming back from Russia if you listen to Love Parnis.
So we're in a whole new territory here as far as political dirty tricks. See. But what's the chance is that all of this basically gets swept under the rug when this guy gets swept in as president and you know, at the end of the year and gets sworn in in twenty five and boom, here we go. I mean, don't you think all this stuff will go Well, you know, we can't go after the president, the sitting president, right, so everything goes on pause and everything just disappears over the course
of four years. What do you think of that? Well, they can't. He can't stop the state prosecution, either in Colorado here or in New York. Both those are state cases. He has an authority over that, the federal cases with that Columbian judge with a strange background in Florida with the documents there, and the DC case and the I guess insurrection case with the
I forget his name. Uh though this can be u sidetracked and derailed if Trump takes over the Justice Department. But then again, I think there's gonna be more cases coming to as time goes on. You think more, I mean what in between now and November? Oh yeah, how much more? See, by the way you're talking about does he have this money? You know, there was a deal because they're trying to take that truth social public
and they just approved a partnership. I guess it's the SEC would do it, or the SEC would approve this partnership deal with him to take that company public. So there's about to be a lot of money available there in that business. That's a ton of money. Yeah, But see is it all his? And by the way, does anybody actually have a handle on how much he's raising with his you know, his merch store, because I mean, look, every other day I loved it. I even featured the U
the Trump terminator bibblehead. Did you see that thing public? They got him in a a terminator outfit right as a bibblehead. Have you seen that one yet? No, I'm sorry to say I missed that one. Shot. Well, I'm just you know, I'm looking around and I'm going you know, he's got products. Every week, he's got a new product, right, I mean sneakers, those wonderful gold sneakers. I mean, I'm sure you want a pair of those, right, d you are you a sneakerhead?
Or you have my own sneaks. My own line of sneak is coming out the Opperman Sneakers for two eighty nine, and you can buy my sneakers. Nice. You know what I might I might have to I mean, maybe we could work out a sponsorship deal. You know what, We'll run a commercial get the Opperman sneakers. Uh, you know what do you think? Well, what I think is before we run out of time, I really want to hit you with this promised software, Dainty Castello. The octopus.
Well, that's yeah, that's the thing. That's the next thing I want to get into, right, is that I am seeing a re emergence of discussions regarding the octopus, which, again, always when when people start to dig into this and they take it as wide as they can in you know, I hate to even use the phrase anymore, but media sort of
circles anymore. Right, they dig into it and they understand, you know, the software a little bit, and they get into it, and they get into the conspiracy and what happened to Danny Castillarro and all that stuff, and then they get overwhelmed by it, right, And nobody can seem to really nail this all down, even the people that have written books about it, people that are substacking about it now, people that are podcasting about it.
Now, nobody ever gets all the way straight to the core issues here, what this really means, what this has continued to mean, because if they're correct about a lot of their assertions, right, then you're talking about something that has continued to metastasize, has not gone away and has morphed into something else under a different name. Now you've recently gotten into some stuff here, and maybe you could explain it to the audience a little bit, because
I always get lost trying to even go into the octopus. To be honest with you, I hear you, and it's a lot to take it in one sitting. And I promised I'm not going to confuse the audience. Good And like I said too, You're right, there's a lot of podcasters and substectors and the authors and all this stuff out there. But the people who are not confused about what happened are the people that were originally involved. Now,
I was abud a year ago. I was dealing with a fellow who was deep in the Epstein stuff, like a real guy who's deep in the Epstein stuff. The prosecutors and all the attorneys know, everybody knows them, and he's got real information. And I've interviewed him. And after that he says, hey, Ed, I want to put you in touch with William Hamilton, who's the president of Inslow who wrote the promise software. And I
says, oh, this is great. I'd love to talk to him, Chuck, I forgot about it, Okay, got so much going on, I forgot about it. And it wasn't until recently. I was looking back through my emails with this first gentleman because he's in possession of some really gold stuff on Epstein. Okay, and I'm talking to and I find this email wh he introduces me to William Hamilton. So I did another shot back in the email. So both of them, Hey, man, let's do an
interview with William Hamilton. He's never done an interview in forty five years on this topic. He's never done a radio interview. He wrote the promise software. He's the president of Inslow. This is where he's the one that got ripped off Bricana shuddo. According to these fellows, here is the one who put in the back door for the intelligence departments. One thing. So I interviewed three hours with William Hamilton just by coincidence. I had no idea that
this Netflix thing was coming out. Okay, a couple of months later then I started hearing it's coming out. I watched the first three episodes. It seems like a legit, but they bring out some good stuff. There's some good content in this documentary. Oh I'm hearing a lot. Man. Just before today, I got on the phone with you on the show with You on an hour and a half with a fellow who's a journalist from Australia who's
got a lot of information behind the scenes about all this. The way all this information was obtained and presented on Netflix is a lot of disgruntled, unhappy people and a lot of the people who you see portrayed on this Netflix documentary, Hamilton a kind of shudo. People in the Castellaur family are all about to come out and a very coordinated opposition to results and conclusions that came out
this Netflix documentary. In the last episode, they try to portray William Hamilton as a novice, someone perhaps would Walter Mitti type fascinations, who got misled. He thought he had a source who was in the Central Intelligence Agency, who was the husband of this woman who lived in I believe northern California, some area over there, and he was getting information from him. And these two novice filmmakers knock on her door and say, hey, do you remember
Bill Hamilton. She goes, oh, yeah, I remember. Oh, well, you know he was he asking you these questions. She goes, oh yeah, he asked me questions. Well how did you get the answers? And she goes, oh, I would just walk around and ask people. I would go to the bowling alley and ask the people at the bowling
alley. And then they showed they take b roll footage from a bowling alley to really plant that image in your head that Bill Hamilton is a fool and crazy and thought he had a contact within the Central Intelligence agent, but really it was just this woman going to a bowling alley asking strangers who was supplying him with this information. So what they don't explain to you is that William Hamilton is seven years National Security Agency himself. This guy's a former National security
agent who was translating stuff in Vietnam Operation Phoenix. Okay, I just found out today. And his whole background there with him as well his attorney and all this was Elliott Richardson. Everyone remembers Elliott Richardson from Watergate, the hero of Watergate, Saturday Night Massacre, Elliott Richardson, But Elliott Richardson was also the Secretary of Defense. When Bill Hamilton had problem getting ripped off in the software and seeing people drop along flies around them, he turns to a DC
super insider. Okay, got to work for Carter, Gotta work for Ford, got it work for the next thing. You know, a super insider who's now running a prestigious law firm in California and not charging Hamilton an arm and a leg, not because he's a fool or because Hamilton's crazy, but because he believed in this story and he saw that a legit guy, a nice guy, is getting ripped off. Okay, I get upset. I did a whole solo show about this after I saw this Netflix documentary where I
was really really upset. Well, look, apparently it's a four part thing came out earlier. Let's see in February. Okay, so it's about a month old now. But apparently it's picking aubtraction. People are actually paying attention to this thing. But what's wrong with it? What's missing from it? Well, one thing is the way they smear Hamilton in the last episode and claimed that he's crazy. He doesn't know what he's talking about. Other thing,
they don't mention his NSA for seven years. Another thing that is totally unmentioned in this Netflix documentary is Bill Hamilton crazy? Is he making this up or not? Well, there was another murder besides Castillaro, a fellow named Alan standorff Okay who worked for the National Security Agency. He was an employee of the NSA's vent Hill, Virginia facility, and he gave insider documents to Danny castelaua from the main core section of the NSA. This is their blackmail
divisions. Because what really doesn't come out too much in this Netflix thing either, is that when they installed this backdoor into Promise, it was also being used in the banking industry. It was being used for blackmail information, and they could use this software to spy on people's overseas wire transfers to Swiss bank accounts, to Cayman Island bank accounts. And when you have this information, I'm on important political people in there, they're shady financial transactions. You can
blackmail them with that information. And if you have their account numbers and you have their log of information, you can steal money from them. If I have your Chuck o'kelly's banking information, I take out a thousand dollars, That says, hey, Chuck, I got your information. I know what you're up to. I just stole a thousand bucks, and I can steal the rest anytime I want. That gives me a lot of power and a lot
of manipulation over mister Chuck O'Kelly. Yeah. No, Look, if I've got some kind of deal roll in and I'm stashing it into one of the island banks, doesn't matter which one, and nobody's supposed to know about it because it's through a coded thing, and it's not directly connected to my social Security number, my standard banking whatever. But you have a hold of the
numbers and you have a hold of the pass codes. All you gotta do is contact them and you can transfer money into your own account or anybody's account you want. You can just wire money out of it and this kind of thing, and that's the way that business is done. Now, you turn around and you pull a little bit out, show me you can do it, and you tell me, look, I know exactly where the money's coming from. Because you do. You were able to track it. I get
it. Well, yeah, that's a lot of leverage right there. So here we have mister Allen Standoff who works for the NSA at their top secret main core branch, and he's delivering documents to mister Danny Castelaro. Okay, mister Allan Standoff, we next find out is found dead being National Security Agency employee with access to the highest level blackmail portions of this of their servers.
Okay, we find him dead. Now is it a suicide? Well, he's beaten to death and he's stuffed in the back seat of his car and the car has dropped off at the airport. So I don't think that one's a suicide. Maybe there's a question that Danny Castilara, perhaps you know, he took this razor blade, he held it in his after slicing the tenders in one arm. He didn't put it in his mouth or we maybe held it between his toes or whatever, and then he slices up the other arm.
Okay, yeah, maybe, okay, maybe all right, Ben, death in the backseat of a car, that's not a suicide. Okay, And Hamilton says to me, it says, you know, ed, I worked for the NSA for seven years, and well, let me see the exact wording here, and plausibly, in my opinion as a former NSA employee, was never able to solve the standoff's murder. The fella's beaten to death and left in the backseat of his own car at the airport. They couldn't
solve that murder when they have access to every little bit of data. They didn't want to solve that murder because they wanted to send a message. If you talk about the NSA, you're gonna wound up beaten up dead in the back of your car. Okay, Now, this wonderful Netflix documentary doesn't mention any of this. This is not ed Opperman found this information. I have
an affid David here from mister which is named William Turner. I believe it is the handwritten Affidavid given to me by William Hamilton that describes this whole situation. This isn't a secret stuff, man. The Netflix guys have this information because I know guys that I've been talking there for years. Okay, but they chose, okay to smear mister Hamilton. I say, well, maybe he doesn't know what he's talking about. He's getting his information from bowling out.
It's a seven year NSA employee. This NSA employee has beaten it at in his backless car. Elliott Richardson. Elliot richards a fool. I don't think Elliott Richardson's a fool because a Harvard Law graduate, Harvard Law Review, his father was Harvard Medical Law professor, Harvard Medical School professor. It doesn't come up from a family of idiots. Okay. Well, and the other
thing is, look the NSA. Here's something that a lot of people don't know is that automatically they would trigger an internal investigation regardless of what local police is doing or state PD or whatever. They're going to trigger their own investigation. They're going to want to know answers for themselves and send out their own people, okay, to go and investigate. When one of their people turns up dead like this, that's a guarantee, doesn't matter what he was involved
in or whatever. If somebody is that close to sensitive information and winds up dead under strained circumstances, they do an internal investigation that, yes, indeed might not be shared with the public, but guaranteed that exists as well. There's got to be a whole investigation here that was done internally right, absolutely, and like Hamilton says, it's implausible that they could not solve this murder. No, they have it. They guaranteed they have it. There's a
file on it. Absolutely, and there's no way even if you're a former NSA person and you at one time had access to this stuff and you die under strained circumstances. I know, factually, they send out a special investigative agency. It's not the FBI, it's not the CIA. They send out a special I don't even know what they call them, but they are a special group that goes out and does this, right, there is no way in hell that they don't know what happened to that guy. No way.
Okay. Now, as for whether the local PD or state PD or the FEDS, you know, the FBI doesn't know, I don't know, but I guarantee the NSA knows what happened to this guy. Chuck. I'll give you another thing that didn't show up in this wonderful documentary series. I'm Netflix, by the way, I I have Oh I can tell you some more
stuff too. I got some background with Netflix. Okay, well, I turned down and deal with Netflix. But I was also behind the scenes in their trashing of Maury Terry, which was the exact same thing where they got three episodes of Okay, this is what happened? Is what happened the last episode? Moretary is crazy. Okay, they did the same thing Netflix.
I'm on the list for Netflix. Hang on a second for the listener, Moretary, what you're talking about is the guy who got involved with the Son of Sam case and absolutely goes out and tells you that there's a whole group of people, the Processed Church, all these things get involved, and there's these different groups that were involved in this. And it's not David Berkerwitz alone, the Sons of Sam concept. That's Morey Terry in case you guys don't
remember that name, but go ahead, exactly the ultimate evil. Now. I'm involved with Netflix because I'm on their short list of people to publicize. They when they put out documentaries like on Waco and stuff like that, they contact me, do you want to have our producer on your show? Now, I understand that there was no advance screenings of this Netflix material. Wasn't even presented to the people that were in the Netflix series. Okay, And
I was just talking to someone today. You know, if you're doing a documentary and in the last episode, I'm gonna smear William Hamilton, I'm gonna at least send him an advanced screening of that copy. Man, It's just that a courtesy and out of respect, I'm going to send it to him and give him an opportunity. Hey man, did I get something wrong? Is if this is my conclusion? But hey man, if I'm wrong,
here tell me what point me in the right direction. And that's why at the end you see a title card all the time that says, look, you know, this guy's aware of this. I mean, non doesn't matter which documentary. This guy's aware of what we put in here, and we gave him an opportunity to respond and he refused to. You see that all the time, right, We asked the people that were involved in this yere
blah blah blah bhlah. They wanted to respond nothing. And that usually involves in advanced screening like you're talking about, right, they send it to him ahead of time and say, hey, you want to respond, we'll record it, you want to come on, And occasionally you'll see somebody come on afterwards at the tail end of one of these docuseries and respond. But a lot of times it's the they declined to be interviewed for this documentary because they
sent it to him at the end. They didn't get back in time. That kind of stuff, Right, It would have been nice if they gave him a chance to responding. And now my understanding is Hamilton backed away early
on because he felt that these guys were over their heads. And it's also my understanding, just from my observation experience with Netflix, is that this this this fellow here Hanson and his buddy, they're the director and a producer got the deal with Netflix because of their relationship with Hamilton, because Hamilton was corresponding with them and talking to them early on. I also suppose there's a lot of stuff that's going to come on the next week, okay, and I'm
not going to say it, but there's a lot of stuff. Well, you also got a history because I'm sure you were well aware of the stuff that was coming out with the Dirty Money documentaries that Netflix wound up running regarding the f stuff, right, Uh, I mean, weren't you were of that stuff ahead of time before they dropped it. No, I was not. And you want to know what, I haven't even watched that no shit,
Okay, I was just curious. I spent I spent this week talking to a guy early on, deep deep, deep, deep deep in the Epstein investigation stuff. Man, this guy's got files and files and files. He's the one that found Virginia Robertson, identified her originally and got the whole ball rolling with her, that made her a public figure, that got her out there in the public, you know, you know, and that what really goes on that stuff, man, in real life? I'm sorry,
interesting, No, I just want to ask you one quick thing. That's not got private investigator from Florida that was out there for a little bit, right, not that guy. No, No, okay, no, Daniel Hanks. Daniel Hanks who found the flight records all that kind of stuff. Okay, okay, okay, go go ahead, Sorry, okay. Anyway,
it's a whole different world. The people that really know what's going on with Epstein and talk about it behind the scenes is a whole different world from the Twitter superstars, and these podcaster are superstars that I all this information out there in the pupp it's tightly pres the feeble man, right, Okay, no one knows who these people are. I bring up names and I never heard of them. But and yeah, even though they're on their third book
already about it. I got you right. One more thing I want to hit you with him. Yeah, good, Joe Biden's involved in all this. Whoa wait a minute, the Epstein stuff. No worst, Caslara, Oh okay, oh, because I was gonna say. You know, one thing I can say about Biden is he was never you know, name dropped on the Epstein stuff. Really, uh, you know what I mean. There's one woman out there who tried to pull his name in McCain's and Hyman's
wishes. Crazy. Yeah, but that's what I'm saying. Nothing legitimate that I saw. I mean, you know, but wait the octopus. Yes, wow, Okay, do you have any idea how you'd like to share that one with the audience? What what? Joe? I got a letter here right in front of me. I hold my hand a letter. March eighth, nineteen eighty nine, Elliott Richardson writes a letter to the Honorable Joseph
R. Biden, Junior Chairman, Committee of the Judiciary. Oh boy, and hit him up and says, you know, mister Biden, your committee's chief investigator, Ron Legrand has been feeding us all this information and he's known informants for fifteen years. Got a bullet points of what was different from mister la Grand. So they've been in touch with La Grand. Lagrant's give them all this information. Now they reach out to Biden, who's la Grand's boss.
A letter comes back. Okay. Ellie Richson writes a letter to Joe Biden. A letter comes back and signed La Grand and it says, mister Richeson, Senator Biden received your letter and asked me to respond, he goes into all this stuff about, hey, you know there's separation the branch is the government anycoundon investigation material I might have given you. You know, it's only a background materialists were oversight and it doesn't involve our committee, So you
know, poop pooh, go away leaders loan Okay. Turns out mister la Grand never wrote that. That's a forgery. Ooh ooh, but wait sent from the office of Joe Biden. Who well, Joe Biden received the letter, and a letter comes back supposedly from La Grand. How would do anybody else know about this letter? The only one not to respond is Joe Biden, Right, He's the one who got received the first letter he told about
Chene and Cussi. A letter comes back purportedly to be from La Grand, Lacranz told Lacran's by the way, Elliot Richardson when he replies to the grant who he thought was La Grand. Yeah. On March twenty third, nineteen ninety nine, I received a reply from mister Ronald A. La Grand to my letter to you of March eight, nineteen eighty nine, advising me that he was writing at your request. My first reaction to mister Lagrant's letter was
one of astonishment. Yeah, no kidding in his unresponse of this. My second subsequent reaction have not changed. Okay, So look, Grant, he's talking to Hamilton buy any scenes, he's talking to Richards and behind the scenes he comes back. I never wrote that, man, I never signed that letter. He gets fired and we're out of town. Okay. So you know there's a lot of stuff here. Man. There are good friends here over at Netflix. You know, these these wonderful folks with their boxes of
research. He's so attached to his boxes of research. He has him in the backseat of his car when he's driving around with these boxes. And by the way, I've heard some interesting too, uh interesting chain of custody about some boxes around this case. A lot of people like to go on TV
and show their boxes. But I think some stuff's gonna come out about the chain of custody of those boxes, and that some of those boxes might have helped mister Raconda Shooto clear his name in his criminal defense cases, and he wanted some of those boxes back, and then he has never returned those boxes from the wonderful folks who have those boxes. So Raconda. Shooto is coming out. And by the way, too, we're kind of shoot I dropped
out of all this too, man, because he told these people. He says, hey, man, there's certain people I don't want you talking to because they're too dangerous. Wow. And a story was related to me today about a meeting that took place after that where perhaps we may understand the motivation behind this Netflix stuff. So, like I'm saying, it's all coming out, it's all coming out, it's all it's about to really blow up.
There's one article, really good article in Covert Action magazine written by the fellow over there who's the editor, and that first one just came out. But there's gonna be another interview. He's doing an interview this week with some principles involved, and then next week I'm interviewing everybody involved. Wow. Okay, so you've got a lot coming up about this where you're going to talk to some of the people that are really involved. I mean, it's not going
to be and it's all you have their voices. I'm not hiring voice actors, guys. I do my work and I love these guys. Oh yeah, at I take them on a green I'm not hiring voice actors. That that's the real William Hamilton. You can send them an email and ask that's okay. Wait, there's accusations that you're getting voice actors to come in like reenact. But I see I see this remark all the time. Oh at Opperaman, I have to take everything he says. What a grain assault.
I don't believe these are they are all real people, they're all real papers. I'm gonna show you hear their voices. I don't know, man, well you'll let them speak for themselves. What are you gonna do? I mean, that's all I've ever done is when I get somebody like that, it's like, no, I'm gonna ask you questions or you know, let
you speak for yourself. Whatever they said they said, I can't help it, you know, whatever it is, uh, because I get I get harangued once in a while when I get one of these people that was a witness to something and it's like, look they said that, I don't know what to tell you. I just let them relate the story, you know. But voice actors, I mean, I can't imagine people are accusing you of hiring boys. That's that's my that's your interpretation of it. Yeah,
I might hyper maybe I have these three hours with Hamilton. They're in Patreon, and in the Patreon portion, I'm gonna upload all these docks he sent me. He sent me a ton of documents that are not in Netflix, and I didn't publish them previous to Netflix because, to be honest with you, he was afraid and I was afraid. Well, you know, I'm saying to him, hey, man, you do is it okay to publish this? And he goes that, you know, you can publish it,
but I don't want to get in trouble. I don't want to get killed, man, Okay, So we're gonna use your own judgment, but I don't want to get killed. Head Okay, then I don't want to get killed either. And I got enough problems man, by the way, with the same bunch. So you know a lot of people involved in us that they all traced back to the same places so that I've had problems with them
previously. So so you're gonna you're gonna put all this stuff out on your Patreon though anyway, I mean it's coming up and now, yeah, yeah, might as well, because there's at least sort of in the daylight. It's not you being the first one to bring it in the right and all the hell is about to break loose on this. You got an exclusively. You gotta chuck. If you knew who I was talking to today, it was all hour and a half. I'm hearing stuff. I never heard about
this stuff before. Guys, but inside deep working with all the folks you see on this Netflix thing, Wow, and yeah, and and and what their their opinions are about this, and what the what the reaction is going to be. These aren't pushovers, so we're so we're gonna get We're gonna get another view from the people that we should have been involved in the Netflix thing and should have been able to tell the truth on there. But we're gonna get it on your show. If you don't like it, up and
go to covid action dot com because they haven't. There's gonna be articles there and there there's already one okay that the lashes into all this stuff here. Well, do me another people one coming up, do me a favor. Email me all these links as they come out. I'll make sure to share them, you know, Like there's the specific Patreon links and all that. But but otherwise you go over to uh, you know, Patreon slash operaman
report right, and you check. I really want to thank you for this, man, I know, I kind of hitch you on the sidelines. I'm best surprise there and said, hey, man, I got this info, you know, and I want to talk about kind of coming a sh And then I know you haven't had really time to prepare really fallow pedals, So I thank you very much. Well, let me come out here and invent a little bit, because I've been very upset about this personally, you
know, like I hate I hate when someone's lying to the audience. I
hate when they're lying about me even more. But then when I see them lying about a guy like Pamilton. Man, when you hear this guy, he's a straight shooter man, the patriot kind of guy, you know, and you know we probably disagree on a lot of stuff, you know, but it always kills me when you see these guys who look they were true believers, right they're in there doing the right thing, thinking that they're doing you know, the right thing, and and being part of the winning team
that's protecting you know, our country, all of us. All that kind of stuff. When those people get taken advantage of it's one of the worst things in the world to me, because it's like, look, even if I don't agree that we need to take all these you know, covert actions, we need to take all these military actions whatever else, the thing is is that there's somebody in there risking their own ass. Okay, you know, they're putting themselves on the line. They're putting their own best efforts in
one way or another and contributing to this. And again I'm not saying that I would do it. I'm just saying that you got to have at least enough respect for them not to throw them under the damn bus afterwards, you know, not to have them screwed over by this stuff and repeatedly. I mean, I don't know what's going on with Netflix. It's it's a very
weird situation there, the mill of a docuseries. I mean, I think they need to stick to making murderers over there, because you know that was fairly successful, right, But then again, you might have some insights on that too. You know, they're their true crime docuseries kind of a thing that they're doing over there is one thing, but you know, if they're out there serving another purpose, if they're there really to keep people away from
the truth. And this octopus thing has been a constant toxic situation. Seems like anybody who touches it, like I said, either gets overwhelmed or gets, you know, rushed into a situation that you know, all I hear from is there's all kinds of things going on behind the scenes, and you don't understand this is very dangerous. And it's like, look, I'm not deeply involved in this. I know that, uh, and and I don't want to become deeply involved in it, I think, But when you do,
it's like, it's a whole other world. There's a whole other world of stuff going on here, and it's, uh, why why is this so important for people to hear? And you tell us in your own words, and we'll we'll end the conversation on that. Why is it so important for people to get this information? You think, well, I do. That's a good question, because what is the most important thing to take back from this? Is it October Surprise? Is it these arms deals and drug
deals over this Indian reservation? Is it the video of the JFK assassination supposedly the John both Nichols is showing people, is that the most important Is that what this is all about? Or is it about the promise software with a back door used to spy on foreign countries, to spy on our own cases back doors? Well, you know, to look at the prosecution and the information they have as blackmail, dirt and stuff like that, that seems to
be the real smoking gun here. And that is what got Danny Castillaro killed. Not some drug deal, not some arms deal, not some casino deal. That's what got him killed, man, because he was sniffing into that and there was so much money. There's one document I have here where they're talking about that Robert Maxwell sold five hundred million dollars worth of this software. Just and and that guy Bill Weld who ran for the Libertarian Party against Hillary
Clinton back in twenty sixteen, he's up to his neck in this. Wait. Wait, when he was working for the Department of Justice. There's a document about him that kind of that came out at first, that got squashed again, came back out. They could find that on Covert Action magazine too. I think it's the only place you could find it. And they're talking about him about walking these transactions through credits, credit's sweets like it did last
time. Okay, this guy has been a bag man and other operations are right, but that's how about him selling his pirated software. The country's in Saudi Rave and the Middle East, and then walk the transactions through you old buddies. They're the launder money for us. So it is credits sweet.
It's a fascinating document, m and over and over again. You know, every time we think that there's you know, a possibility that there isn't just a bunch of blackmail and a bunch of you know, ugly information being exchanged. That's really where the value is. And uh again, the unseen forces that go on here. Nobody's safe, ed is what it comes down to
in my mind. You know, nobody's safe. And even the people that you think, you know, who have all have all their have all their their ducks in a row so to speak, with this stuff, right, all they're hitting money going to the different islands. You bring up Maxwell, that's interesting here his connection to this so man, it's just this interconnected thing. And I guess when it comes to the octopus, there's ink everywhere, you know, I mean, it's just anyway so massive. I just don't
even know how to deal with it all. But anyway, Opperman aedan Oppermanreport dot com again. Go over to the Patreon and it's a Patreon slash Opperman Report and you'll be able to follow all this stuff. And the three hours is already up there, right, Oh, absolutely those three hours have been up there. They're also on Spreaker. I think I'd played them twice on Spreaker. I was shocked by the way. Yeah I got this guy. I had to do this guy hasn't done it tow you in forty five years.
And I'm telling everybody all over the plus, hey, I got this guy, you know, at the center of the octopus. I got all these exclusive documents that nobody's seen before. Is anybody interested in seeing any of this? Nobody? But Netflix does it. They come out with some bullshit at the end, you know, and everybody's talking about that like it's the Holy Grail. Well see, that's again what happened with that dirty money situation is people came at me and were like, oh, look, here's the
Maximwell stuff. And I'm like, yeah, yeah, I know, all right, but all the stuff you heard on my show all these years. Is goes further than any of that crap they just put out, you know, just you and I sitting down and talking about it every once in a while. The stuff Pierce Redmond was doing, the stuff you know, others were doing that. I don't even want to talk about it anymore because they
become rock stars or whatever. But you know, you know what I'm saying, It's like we were well ahead of this stuff, and then Netflix drops the documentary and people go, oh, I know what that is now, you know. Anyway, Yeah, Pish's research on this was gold and I really wish he had come out with a book. He was planning into a book, but then I was just thinking, I mean, so many books came out, you know, and I think he felt intimidated. I think
you should have went ahead and really wrote a book. I think it would have done very well. I you know what, I would like to encourage Pierce to go with it anyway. I think he could still add something of great interest to it and do better than some of these other books because his research was deep. He had a lot of stuff he didn't talk about on his radio show or his podcast or whatever. Uh, that could definitely make a book worthwhile, so you know, who knows, maybe we can convince
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