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Now and Now and a Media o'celly February nine, twenty twenty four. Allegedly,
according to that thing we call a calendar, this is the o'celly effect.
So I am going live early, and I was supposed to get to
it about nine minutes ago here just after seven pm Eastern, But turns out
I had to take a little extra time to get things rolling. Looks like
we're broadcasting live and loud. Hopefully everything is good. I had to do
a couple of quick resets and restarts just before going to air, but I've
got a lot to cover in this one hour, so I'm not going to
spend time trying to sort it all out. Anyway. Later on on our
regularly scheduled time at eight pm Eastern, we'll switch things over and I'll get
my co host Bpete with me. We'll get into the live open mic and
maybe cover a whole lot of news that I meant to get to earlier in
this hour. But we shall see what we shall see. Anyway, Where
should we begin at this point? Right, Let's start with the beginning of
what it was was predicted a couple of weeks back on the Friday Night open
mic. It does indeed appear that we are at the fabulous start to the
Year of the lawsuit? Could it be the year of some kind of rat?
On the Chinese astrological chart of order in the stars? Is that system
that we are indeed, you know, looking at. Is it the year
of some kind of rat? Because you know they have various species of rat.
It's not just the year of the rat. No, it is the
year of the dragon. Not sure which breed of dragon, but I'm sure
you could check online somewhere, ask Google, or ask Siri or whatever and
they'll fill you in. Anyway, Why wouldn't it be the year of the
rat if it is the year of the lawsuit? After all that particular plague
of vermin? You know it could be a specific species of rat, because
there's more than one. But you know, it's almost insulting to the disease
ridden rodents to compare them to lawyers, attorneys, et cetera. Isn't it?
The punishing infestation of these creatures called attorneys into what could have been a
lawful system is most fascinating. But is this going to be the thing,
the driver, the handle on society that is used to steer it. It's
a lot more effective actually in keeping your attention, keeping you busy, and
keeping legitimate things like I don't know, sources of revenue, people's time management.
All of that good stuff can all be kept busy, tied up,
minimized, and neutralized just with the legal say and the constant array of lawsuits.
So let's get into it with just some headlines, and I'm gonna go
through a lot of different websites and all that good stuff try and give you
a whole bunch of interesting information if you go over to the live chat at
ochelly dot com and we'll get into a few things that I'm gonna go ahead
and copy and paste and see if it'll let me drop it in at the
website at O'Kelly dot com so you can read along or check it out later.
I'll also include all of this stuff, the links to the relevant articles,
et cetera, in the chat at o'elly dot com, but in the
show notes along with other things, because we're gonna break this into a separate
podcast anyway. How about this the remainder of Alex Murdaw's money. Remember that
the South Carolina murder trial. The rich guy, the lawyer who said that
through his oxycotton habit, he decided to scam people and run all sorts of,
oh, you know, little schemes, by the way, a lawyer
of course out there, you know, having families sue him and then collecting
all the money and not turning it over to the people who were allegedly injured
and the aggrieved parties in various lawsuits. Later on, they claim that he
shot and killed his son and his wife when one of those schemes went wrong
or something. I don't know. I kind of missed the thread after a
while, very popular, had people glued, not to the level that OJ
had people glued to TVs, but definitely had people glued to their stupid rectangles
for many months watching the Alex Murdaw scandal unfold. He was talking about Paul
Paul, which was his son Paul, and his other son, good god,
what was his name, Buford, I don't know, Bud Bucks,
Bubba, No wait, Bubba was the dog. Anyway. A lot of
stuff going on with the Southern family there. But you know, and by
the way, plenty of Trump controversy. Controversy for those of you on the
other side of the pond, because what's going on now looks like money that
could have been divided up and handed to some of the Greek parties that he
scammed out of money and all that is not going to them, So that
continues to be an issue. Not only that, but a court reporter was
allegedly, you know, kind of involved in steering the jurors a bit.
That's kind of a no, no, something that should not have gone down
in the uh you know, American legal system, uh, the American unlawful
system, whatever it is you want to call it at this point in time.
Uh So anyway, Yeah, we could get into all this kind of
good stuff, and we are going to get into it, but there's a
lot of things in the world of lawsuit that we need to cover. So
let's not linger too much longer there and again keep uh keep up with all
this stuff at the ocelly dot com chat room. The ACLU is threatening to
sue the state if a bail bill is signed into law by Governor Kemp.
So we're gonna go with some Georgia stuff in the year of the lawsuit.
Yeah, that's happening because people are arguing over how fair it is to have
bail. People get aggravated over the bail concept altogether on both sides of the
issue, and a lot of people seem to be completely blind to the other
side. You know, there's plenty of people that complain that with a little
bit of cash you can get out of jail, and that's true. Maybe
not everybody should be able to get out of jail just with a bit of
cash, even while they're awaiting trial, this and that, because they're too
much of a danger to the community themselves, etc. Blah blah. So
some people say there should be no bail whatsoever. Other people recognize that as
per the way the rest of the system works, it's mainly loaded against guests
who mainly the me and you that is out there, the majority of poor
people, etc. Those that can't afford to hire the good lawyer to make
the negotiation work, those that can't afford to pay for the result that they
want to get in the pay to play system. But that's going on.
So the ACLU is getting involved there, although the American Civil Liberties Union seems
to be not so involved in much. I mean union maybe, but civil
things, not so much except civil suits. You know, liberty not something
they're interested at all. And America, there's plenty of people that you know,
are anti well what should we call them, anti liberals that would say,
oh, they've never been interested in America, and other people that recognize
them as at the very least a bastion of free speech in the legal but
not so lawful system that is supposed to be the injustice excuse me, justice
system. But you really should look up the ancient goddess justice to find out
what the true nature of it is. Anyway, I digress point should be
made here. ACLU not exactly the animal at once was, doesn't behave as
it once did, not really looking for free speech, even in the days
of you know, the great famous Skokie case and when they were handling the
whole Nazi issue. And does the Klan get to march even though people don't
want it in their town because they have the right to free speech. You
know, the ACLU defended them just as much as they defended all those Kamis
and all those liberal sissies out there, et cetera, et cetera. They
defended the Klan and the hardest of the hard right wing as well. Nowadays,
I defy you to tell me what the agenda is. And they're not
even the open ended sort of will swim both ways like a shark in the
distance, no matter where the blood is in the water, that's where we're
gonna go. You can't even make a consistent idea. You can't make a
consistent argument for their psychology there they're alleged well ethos regarding this, you can't
get there. ACLU is not what it once was, no matter what side
of the issue you stand on. Anyway, they're threatening to get involved in
that suit if KEM passes the law. But there's also this case of the
descendants of a Texas slave and Texas slave owner. Okay, why do I
say this, Well, the survivors of a formerly enslaved woman is seeking to
claim land supposedly left to or one hundred and fifty years ago, and there's
problems with that in Jacksonville, Texas. And I have other stories from another
Jacksonville coming up later if I get there. Anyway, So there's that happening
in the year of the lawsuit. Also, a man smoking insesticides quote savagely
attacked end quote killed a cellmate at a making state prison and the family is
now suing over that because after all, I mean, you know, even
though you are supposed to suffer harshly and people will they used to, you
know, complain about the fact that people in prison at cable TV. Right,
Wasn't that the big complaint? They have cable TV and better food than
I do. Well, if you think the better food argument still stands,
you should really go check it out. I mean, unless you're the you
know, the QA non shaman and you needed a special diet, you might
get it. And the you know, certain club feds and things like that,
and white collar prisons, sure you get fed real well. But most
of the time, even if you do get TV, the rest of the
conditions in prison not quite as pleasant as some people want to make it out
to be when they want to complain about how to too light and lenient and
loving is our prison system. On the other hand, the people that think
that, you know, you should have all of your rights intact when you
sort of surrendered some of those by committing a crime, I have a problem
with them as well. Look, humane treatment is possible, it should be
the well difficult to attain but always aspire to goal when it comes to crime
and punishment. Here's a fact. And you know, if we wanted to
boil it all the way down to its most intense ethical, truly spiritual correctness,
then the truth is that if you have a truly mature species, we
do not require prisons. You either rehabilitate people truly, or you place them
outside of society completely, not by storing them and monetizing them and putting them
into slave labor situations, but they either exit society permanently or they are reintegrated
back in and made useful by actual techniques that do that. And you don't
need long term prisons. You need jails, temporary cooling off period. It's
short term this kind of thing. But long prison sentences are the absolute failure
of the spiritual end of any legal system, of any philosophical belief system.
Prison is not needed. Death penalty expanded. If you have a system that
could be trusted too enforce it and execute it, pardon the pun properly,
you would not require prisons. You would just have either the dead or those
that we have now corrected one way or another. And I don't mean re
education like communists. I mean, you either correct people or they gotta go.
If they're going to continue to be a constant danger, they gotta go,
too bad. We don't have a system that is not entirely corrupt,
hijacked, and only there for the pay to play, regardless of the spiritual,
ethical, or realistic outcomes of any of it. Drug crime's still a
problem as opposed to a medical issue. Psychological issues being treated all the wrong
way, because first of all, they're treating psychology with the reckless abandon of
the psychoh somatic industry. They're handling it like as if those people that were
psychics could really truly predict the future. There are some people that do it,
but they are few and far between, and cy being the spiritual end
of it, this is the problem that nobody addresses. Sure they can medicate
you and do it for profit and figure out a way to call it healthcare,
but it ain't healthy for anybody. Back to it. If you have
a way to correct people, to actually make them functional once again and not
dangerous, you put them back into society, You make restitution, and you're
done. That's the way you're morally mature. You know, organism would handle
these things and quite frankly, if you remove poverty, desperation, scarcity,
if you remove those things from the equation, if you make it so that
people are not in a position of always having to accept the reinforced concept that
their life really doesn't have much meaning, they might, if removed from that
situation, stop believing that other people's lives, property, etc. Are unimportant
and just as disposable as their own. Longer, longer discussion, not for
today. Back to the headlines. A couple of things also going on in
the wonderful world of lawsuits again in the Year of the lawsuit. A judge
criticizing Trump's mid trial mistrial request in the E. G. And Carroll defamation
case. Now, if you really pay attention and you keep score at home,
you're gonna find that there's plenty of ways that all these things are going
to get dismissed, put aside, made illegitimate, rendered foolish, and,
quite frankly, the kinds of things that somebody, if they were really attempting
to nail somebody, would not bother with. They'd go after the real things,
as opposed to trumping up stuff that'll be easily defeated in the corrupt system.
Oh, but we don't need to descend into that discussion once again about
how this is just political theater played out for you to have your sentimentality attached
to it. You hate Trump, good, They're going after him. They're
gonna get him. They're gonna get him. He's gonna get nailed. He's
a fella except he never gets convicted. Except he's never actually made to actually
to be held accountable, ever wrong or right, never accountable guaranteed. What
does that look like a guy in a privileged position, not about white privilege,
not even necessarily about the privilege of richness, but the privilege of what
the rules do not apply to you never have for Trump? Why would it
change now? And he's useful still, he might be able to occupy that
office once again of the president, and I'm predicting he will into election news
in a second. But what else did I have here? Oh? Yeah,
I was going to go back over that Texas slave owner thing again,
but I think I've already talked about that. And do we need to discuss
it some more? Is there plenty of call out there for what were they
calling that again? The restitution? The Grand Restitution? What is that?
Oh? Yeah, reparations. That's the phrase. Is there a need for
it? Is there a call for it on a spiritual level? Yeah?
Probably, But can you actually address the fact that a serious number of people
have been hindered one way or another over time, and generationally it's been passed
down so that any inheritance you might have garnered at any point in time,
even if you were born yesterday, you're on an unfair footing. And that
unfair footing, even though it has been improved over time, has not been
made level so that everybody has a fair shake. Welcome to planet Earth.
You never hear with a fair shake and equal when it comes to the monetary
system, when it comes to the caste systems across the planet, no matter
what language you speak, how they're laid out, how they're supposedly denied,
how everyone is to put is allegedly equal under the law, and all that
kind of irrelevant. When you take a look at the reality on a spiritual
level, you are just as important, valuable, or as tiny and much
of a speck of sand in the hourglass of time and space as I am,
as anyone is. But is that the reality in which we live?
No, and it is not the reality we enjoy or don't enjoy here on
planet Earth. So do I have more stuff from the year of the lawsuit?
Sure I do, and we're going to drop that into the Ocelli chat
room. Moving forward, What's next? Stick around Georgia a little bit.
The death of a Georgia baby decapitated during delivery was ruled a homicide. You
know, lawsuits are coming from that, so that's coming up. And indeed,
a baby that had a tough delivery, the doctor literally ripped this kid's
head off trying to get it out of the mother and tried to cover it
up. And even when they gave the parents a little bit of time with
the baby, they wrapped up a mangled child in a blanket and handed it
to them. And they had no idea that the baby had been injured in
this way until the funeral home people contacted them and after a re examination,
the baby's death has now been ruled a homicide. In other Georgia based news,
the good fire days are shrinking in Georgia. What it means for wildfires
and smoke pollution, Well, you don't think of Georgia when it comes to
wildfires and smoke pollution, but if you know my local area. The next
headline is something you think, Brothers behind bars after an armed robbery at the
Little Caesar's parking lot in Macon, Georgia. There's a lot of arm robberies
happening. Do I think that this is some escalation see blame Biden list number
eighty seven. I think, now this is just the way of things.
And again the system, the continuous system of desperation and how it is people
react to it, and economic deprivation when you are living in a certain place
at a certain time, and it is deemed that it doesn't really matter what
happens to you, what happens to your life. And again, if you
don't see any value in your own life, why should you ever, ever
ever see value in others and not treat them accordingly. So all is disposable
all along the way, and that's usually not the best quality of anything when
it's in the disposable package. What else politicians out wickens if you're not a
Christian, this is in quotes you shouldn't be teaching children. That comes from
the wild hunt dot org Us states people are fleeing and the ones they are
moving too. You know, every couple of weeks there's a new article that
comes out with that on it. But I've got one from Forbes magazine that
I found pretty interesting. Why is it happening? Are people only abandoning blue
states to move to red states? Is the narrative that simple? What's going
on there? Tell you this? No matter what, if you search around
long enough, you're going to find an explanation for people moving and not moving,
et cetera, to the various states for all sorts of political concerns.
And if you search long enough, you will find the one that fits your
preconceived narrative. Just got to search long enough. So what else do we
have? I found this interesting, you know, the constant barrage about who's
a hero, when, where, and all that good stuff. Gotta say,
I'm appreciating the game that is being put on as constant by your friend
Elon Musk, you know, the guy who controls x Twitter, whatever you
want to call it. Find it interesting? We go too vigilantnews dot com.
I think it's a right wing oriented site, but in a controversial move
this I'm reading from this article which is titled Elon Musk exposes Disney's d EI
enforcement in a controversial move tech magazine tech Magnet excuse me. Elon Musk has
taken to Twitter to voice his disapproval of Disney's diversity, equity and inclusion standards,
casting them as quote mandatory institutionalized racism and sexism end quote. Musk's remarks
highlight of growing debate over corporate America's embrace of DEI initiatives, with his critique
suggesting that such efforts, however well intentioned, may cross into the realm of
discrimination themselves. So under ironic, you should seek the word irony and see
if it fits in your dictionary back pocket at all, Because isn't this the
pot and the kettle and all that stuff calling each other black as black can
be? And oh no, I use the word black, I must be
racist. Elon Musk launches his red Tesla roadster into space six years ago.
Where's it now? That articles on the Observer dot com? You know,
if you just tune to Twitter, And that's another point there is ever since
you took over Twitter. It's fascinating to see how people can live in diversely
different realities. There are individuals that tell me it's a wonderful place now because
free speech has returned to Twitter, which makes their world a better place,
even though that's not part of the real world. Twitter X whatever you want
to call it anyway, but somehow that is their real world doesn't have real
world consequences. Sure, but has Elon Musk really done something for you lately?
According to some people, he absolutely has. He's made a lot of
things a lot better. In fact, the world is a better place because
Elon Musk ons Twitter. But they're not necessarily in love with his Tesla,
you know, or at least not the goals of the Tesla, because most
of them don't give a crap about what it is they're going to do about
the environment. Oh wait a minute, I'm assuming that Tesla is something that's
helpful to the environment, or electric cars might be. That's a bad and
stupid assumption, but either way, tech magnate has made his fortune definitely off
of being in privileged positions at privileged times, and quite frankly, he's never
done better than when he could spend other people's money and acquire whole new fortunes
via what government subsidies. But pay no attention to that, because he is
practically a founding father of the next wave of free speech, right along with
Tucker Carlson, who recently, by the way, decided to do an interview
right of Vladimir Putin another thing that shook the world and made it a better
place for you, right Putin and Tucker. You know, I had to
read about this quite a bit, in fact, starting with the Stopworld Control
dot Com blog, which I do follow, and I follow a lot of
these. Really, it's getting strange out there, you know, substacks,
all right, I am following those things lately, and I'm gonna drop some
more links in the Ocelli chat room just so you can attempt to keep score
at home. But I think you're going to lose track on your racing form,
all right, just saying it is interesting to me that this goes on.
It is certainly of interest to all of us as these things roll through.
He's gonna save the world, according to uh, Stopworldcontrol dot com And
I got uh Let's see, it looks like I got anonymous or somebody really
blasted me with a whole bunch of links. This is my Fox News links
for the day. I guess that I get blasted with in the chat room,
but I'm gonna actually strike those so that they are more in Uh,
you know, I have my stuff up there for now. Please you can
put your stuff in there later. I'm just gonna strike those so that I'm
not trying to read from yours while I'm reading from my headlines. Let's see,
how do we do that? I should be able to strike it with
this here? Yes, okay, there we go. I think I struck
one of my own things as well. Yes, I did. I removed
some. I don't want to remove more. I'm trying to get my list
in there as I go. So sorry. I'm having a conversation with one
person posting in the chat room. Didn't look at the name, don't care
who it is. I'm playing stuff and doing my thing way right this minute,
and I want my list out there by all means post anything you like
in a little bit, but for now, okay. I was dealing with
the Elon Musk issue and Musk media as it stands, politicians out wick.
Yeah, let's get all those in there, and the Elon Musk links.
I'm gonna drop in their next as well as a link to a free comic
book by Greg Pallast about don't let them Steal the Election? Again free comic
book download. You guys might want to check that out. And even though
it doesn't apply to lawsuits necessarily, there's something that made me think of lawsuits
when I saw this headline. I'm gonna read from it briefly after I drop
my links in the chat and let you guys peruse those as well. Huge
list of links should be in the show notes by the bye when I'm all
done with this, so let's go to the site. Okay, the Cornell
Daily Sun in fact, and yeah, let's see Cornellsun dot com. That's
the correct website. And I found this arts and culture article interesting because it
just said a lot to me in the headline, and I want to read
a little bit from it for you. O J. Simpson, the Iraq
War in the day, satire died, alrighty, Henry Kissinger died, and
thus the spotlight shone on imperialist absurdity. Tom Lear quote has re emerged in
the American zeitgeist. Quote political satire became obsolete when Henry Kissinger was awarded the
Nobel Peace Prize. End quote. Indeed, it is no secret that Kissinger
killed millions. It is also no secret that O. J. Simpson very
likely killed his wife. Very likely killed his wife. Yeah, not convicted,
but looks that way. Yet. Simpson jests in a recent viral TikTok
that he is a slayer of women in quotes. Oh wow. In this
way, Simpson reclaims the narrative such Blayton irony could only come from a subject
holy unaffected by his guilt. Any further condemnation of his moral corruption is feudal.
The comments section is only full of jokes, because what is there to
gain from saying, hey, you're a murderer in quotes? At this point,
I am reminded of the Black Mirror episode the Waldo Moment That's quotes.
A struggling actor Jamie plays a cartoon character named Waldo who stumbles into popularity by
humiliating a conservative politician. The character accrues political clout and runs for office as
a populist outsider. Waldo's significance outrows Jamie's control and becomes a figure of political
unrest. Being a cartoon grants him unity from serious criticism. When the public
into a greater violent mistrust of career politicians, an unserious candidate has become the
most imponent impotent. Wow. Impudent imponent I MPO n E nt WOW.
To be satirical is to be poignant discerning. This is the politics of Donald
Trump. His significance like Waldo's transcendence, his personal agency. He is a
joke to the media, to career politicians, and thus he is immensely popular
with disillusioned voters against those candidates that lack of self awareness i e. Hillary
Clinton. This means that Trump cannot afford to act in any rational, traditional
fashion. He must play into the part, making unsavory jokes and disturbing the
status quo. Otherwise he loses his political claim, his outsider appeal that relates
him to alienated voters. You will occasionally find other outsider wannabes like Andrew Yang.
But the moment that Yang un winningly became the butt of the joke,
his campaigned devolved to irrelevancy. Now, the funny thing is is that until
you mentioned Andrew Yang, and you know certain things that would date this thing.
You know to current. This is something that should have been written in
twenty sixteen. It's kind of already far outdated, and it was only published
on February seventh of this year. So with that I'm gonna just drop a
clip here to deal with Hunter Biden for a moment and see what is being
said regarding the Hunter Biden hearing the House Oversight Committee. I think there was
some commentary after the hearing, and I think that's what I am cute up.
But let's find out. Sorry, I have to rewind what I have
loaded up on the video player here and see if it'll go through. I
think Jim Jordan, No, Jim Jordan is on the screen, but there
is a difference. All right, you know what, Screw that. We'll
get to the Hunter Biden's story just by checking it out. And this this
is a funny part of the story to me, which was published on the
twenty third of January, so it is a little outdated, but let's get
to it. I think it gives a snapshot to the varying strange degrees.
You know, people want to talk about the Chinese deal and the other deals
with Hunter and the Big Guy and all that. Here's another snapshot, and
this article comes from let's see CBS News. I guess Kevin Morris loans to
Hunter Biden total six point five million dollars, one point six million more than
previous estimate, and again this is on the twenty third. Now what's weird
is when you get into this whole world of loans and who loans you money
and what you do and don't have to pay back, that is usually a
nexus that nobody wants to cover in these corruption discussions because they're all over the
place banks for giving loans, other people for giving loans, and loan repayment
that used to be secret code for something that was generally illegally passing hands one
way or another. So there's probably a lot more to this than the superficial
look that they're going to give to it. But let's examine what they did
decide to report. And I didn't see wide coverage on this on the twenty
third, did you? Or the various other stuff outside of the House Oversight
Committee? And I know I have a story on that I'll get to in
a minute, but let me stay away from that and really start to pound
the headlines. Momentarily after we take a look at this loan situation. A
lawyer for Hollywood attorney Kevin Morris told congressional investigators that morris loans to Hunter Biden
exceeded six point five million and amount roughly one point six million higher than described
in earlier estimates. In a January twenty five letter to the General Counsel of
the Republican led House Oversight Committee, obtained by CBO News, Morris' attorney provided
new financial information in response to follow up questions from GOP investigators stemming from his
client's closed door deposition earlier this month. Morris' attorney confirmed a repayment schedule on
the loans beginning in twenty twenty five, noting that separate attorneys negotiated an interest
rate of five percent. Now I'm pausing from the article. This is indeed
one of the techniques that is used for money passing hands that you do show
on the books, but you push it down the road. Yeah, the
loan repayments will begin at some point, or you describe something as a loan
repayment when indeed it is not a loan repayment. It is a payment,
and you're trying to hide for what purposes that payment is being made. Does
anybody think in all honesty that Hunter Biden needed to go get five million dollars
from anybody. He doesn't have access to lawyers that would work for him for
free people that probably already owe his dad favors or him favors. Anyway,
cash that guaranteed is sitting there. I'm sure he's got enough. Why does
Hunter Biden need to borrow that money? He doesn't. Truth is that this
is probably one in a series of very many things that you often find were
people of means move around large sums of money and claim them to be loans.
Like you ever noticed in some of these trials, like that Murdow thing
earlier, where somebody's like, yeah, well, you know, I wasn't
that worried about collecting the fifty grand the one hundred grand, because that's the
level that he was on, you know, comfortable above middle class, on
the way to being rich, but not quite there. People that have the
kind of means they turn around and they flip fifty one hundred thousand dollars around.
They'll flip around in a loan or a loan repayment, money that might
be more than you'll see in a decade of solid work, or in other
cases, more than you'll see in a lifetime of actually earning a living,
whether it's a decent living or not. They'll move these things around and it
becomes a nexus of craziness where you can't quite keep track of it. And
even if they catch up to it and say, hey, there was money
loan here and it was never paid back, then retroactively you can create well,
there's supposed to be loan repayments and well, I'm sure we have a
piece of paper somewhere that says this, or we have an email exchange.
You might create these things ahead of time so that they're time stamped and they
can back you up. But this is a contingency plan in order to cover
money being moved around. So guaranteed this actually runs a lot deeper than what
we're going to get from CBS, who is not going to reveal to you
what I just explained to you in a general sense. Anyway, back to
this, Morris attorney confirmed a repayment schedule on the loans beginning in twenty twenty
five, noting that separate attorneys negotiate an interest rate of five percent. See
this is where he puts himself outside of the circle. Like, I don't
know what the whole thing was, but I do know that he's going to
pay this back with interest, whether that actually ever happens or not. Another
story anyway. An IRS agent involved in the Hunter Biden tax investigation told Congress
in December that Mars spent approximately four point nine million financially supporting the president's son.
The reason for the discrepancy was not immediately apparent. So this guy was
spending money supporting Hunter Biden, right, he needed that much? For How
long? Who I mean, how long can you be supported for five million
dollars? Think about it? Anyway? No, don't think about it.
CBS News reviewed a transcript of mars deposition delivered last week, in which he
told the House Oversight Committee the loans began in twenty twenty, within a month
of meeting Hunter Biden at a political fundraiser for his father's presidential campaign. Pause
again, So after you know somebody for a month, you're kicking over five
million dollars over the course of let's say twenty twenty, oh less than four
years. Nice. I need these kind of friends, especially if they're not
worried about me getting it back, or they're going to give me a five
percent alleged rate of repayment. You know, my interest on a loan that
I'm probably never going to pay back anyway. You know, I need these
kind of friends. Where's my political event? Where's yours? Do you have
one? I'd like to go anyway, so I gave you the CBS review
to transfer. However, the letter from Morris attorney lists five loans dated from
October twenty twenty one until December twenty twenty three. Morris acknowledged to Congress that
the president's adult son would not owe him any repayment until after the twenty twenty
four elections. Done Done Dunn, a prominent entertainment lawyer, Morris is a
ubiquitous behind the scenes presence in the law running political saga surrounding President Biden's son.
In his closed door testimony, Morris told congressional investigators the loans covered Hunter
Biden's back taxes, payments related to his divorce and paternity suits, as well
as rent and car payments. Morris also provided him with flights on his private
jet and paid more than eight hundred and seventy five thousand dollars four Hunter Biden's
artwork. Pause. Again, that's another great way to scam through these things.
You can pay somebody for stuff that doesn't have a solid book value,
claim that it's worth something much more than it is, you know, that
whole thing that Trump got partially in trouble for in New York. You know,
claiming that on the one hand, something is super valuable when you're taking
a loan against it, but when you're paying taxes on it, you undervalue
it. Well, there are many assets out there that can be handled this
way. In fact, that one painting the Trump out of himself that he
hung up and was paid for, bought and paid for with charity money and
wound up hanging in his office, that whole thing. You can evaluate that
piece of artwork. How much is a painting of Donald Trump worth? Or
how much was it worth at that time? Has it gone up in price?
And when it comes to subjectively priced things like that, they can be
priced all different ways. Is a painting from Hunter Biden worth some money?
Yet? It is doesn't matter what you think of him. It is even
his autograph has a value. But some people might say that you know,
and I'll tell you if I had a painting from just about any president other
than George W. Bush, because his painting was not very impressive, But
if you had a painting from a former president, family member of a president,
etc. In and of itself. They're a person of interest, and
Hunter Biden's been a controversial person, so the value of his artwork might have
gone up. Now is he worth the kind of money regardless of what he
does, whether it's you know, with oil on canvas or it is with
crayons? Fact is monetary value. You think it's gonna come up to this
kind of level. Probably not, And giving him near a million dollars eight
hundred and seventy five thousand, excuse me for his artwork might be something else
that's being utilized to hide money transacting for other reasons. He may have indeed
bought a painting or bought paintings or sculpts or whatever photographs. Doesn't matter art
his art, But does it actually retain that value? Does it have that
street value? Is it the kind of thing that ends up at a comic
book shop on the wall for twenty bucks? I don't know, but I
do know that this is one of the popular methodologies for pulling this kind of
crap. So I got stuck on the Hunter Biden issue for a little bit.
I'm gonna put that link in the Ocelli chat room as well and drop
some more that I meant to get to on this show and see if I
can get through just a couple more bullet points my last ten minutes before we
start to do the live show. Where's the money going? Well, there's
a whole lot of issues as to where money's going. People keep wanting to
talk about Russia and how much money is going to Ukraine. How much money
is indeed going to Israel. Is it worth it millions of dollars per day
to one place billion dollar chunks to the other. But I also take a
look at the rest of the story. For instance, you know, seventy
million dollars and stuff like that, in securities and grants and all that good
stuff. The Hebrew Immigrant Aid Society, and how that is now being amped
up a bit because trouble in Gaza. Hey remember the Titanic submarine thing with
the submersible that went there and you know, got crushed and all that.
Well, there's some news about that. There may be a whistleblower on it
trying to talk about, you know, what might have actually really happened there.
I don't know if people remember it anymore, but I leave it up
to you, and I'm not going to bother to read from the article.
We got stuff to do, so let's see. I'll put those links in
the chatroommetochelli dot com under where's the money going? And I know we have
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at Ochelli dot com cuz I flooded my own chat room for a moment.
Anyway, a bunch of stuff happening there. What was I gonna cover here?
It is, Let's just do it with the headlines as best I can.
We've already gone over at nauseum the Year of the lawsuit. But I
didn't get to the twenty twenty fourth selection debacle from Courthouse News, right,
we got the year of elections. Half of Earth's population to decide world's future.
There are elections going on all over the planet. That's the headline from
there. I smell a rat, says DEM Governor Pritzker of special Council report
on Biden, as you may or may not know, not gonna charge him
in a whole bunch of those classified cases. Might have gone into the Year
of the Lawsuits thing, because I surely think there will be some additional lawsuits
come out of it. But apparently no criminal charges there. How about Trump
and motion from me trial in e Gene Carroll case is denied? Interesting that
that's happening. We've gone over it on this show. Not sure what to
think about it, except I don't know. I smell a lot of bs
there. But does it really matter if it is the useful political instrument to
get support among the aggrieved. Maybe not? And that headline came from NBC
News. How about the headline from the New York Post dot com Trump getting
bought out in quotes after pleading for bud light to get a second chance over
transgender f fiasco. That's a weird headline, is it not. How about
this special counsel won't charge Biden and classified dox probe despite evidence he willfully retained
materials. What does he willfully do? Now? Does he even know where
he is? These are my questions all the time. But that was on
ABC News, that headline. Okay, how about Trump tries to woo union
leaders despite his long record of exploiting workers. That is always funny to watch.
And you know him also talking about the immigration issue, which we're gonna
get to in a second, regarding the fact that you know, hey,
look, I don't like illegals working in all these kind of places. But
go to a Trump property and note the impossible to discern accents of some of
the people that work there, or at least that's the way it was a
decade ago or two or three when I visited them. I have this sneaky,
sneaky suspicion, call it a gut feeling, call it. I don't
know my psychic abilities to think that most of those workers there not born in
America for sure, and I bet some of them didn't have their paperwork straight
or had none. But these are my suspicions and we can't prove them right
anyway. Nobody wants to solve the border issue Texas Republicans demand then helped kill
the bipartisan deal on border security. That is in the Dallasnews dot com.
I will destroy you, Langbert says major conservative media Bigger threatened him before details
of his border bill were public. That's according to Mediaite and also on the
huff Post conservative personality it takes credit for threatening to destroy in quotes Republican senator.
Indeed, hey, how about this Curtis Sleeva, the guy ran for
mayor back in the news just for a minute while he was describing to Sean
Hannity about ready New York vigilantes take down a migrant on live TV. However,
he was actually from the US. Curtis Leewa again involved in you know
some short of Shenanigan's regarding media and publicity stunts. That's in the Guardian dot
com again, all these links in the Ocelli chat room. Immigration surge to
bolster US economy by seven trillion, says Congressional Budget Office surgeon, Immigration will
boost US economy. Congressional Budget Office says, now one of those headlines from
BNN breaking okay, breaking new all right, and breaking news yeah, bn
breaking news anyways, and the other one from Time, you know, like
the old magazine. There you go. Other political pawns and weapons of mass
distraction in the neutering world order marches on. After all, a new House
bill would finally make squatting a criminal act in Georgia, similar bills in other
places, like in Jacksonville, Florida. And I give you the links to
those in the show notes and in the O'Kelly chat room. Trump disqualification case
has shaken up American civil religion. That according to Religious news dot com,
culture war as per usual waging and the chroniclemagazine dot org culture war, whether
we like it or not, that's what the headline is there. Rudy Giuliani
claims that the Trump campaign ows him two million dollars. He's having trouble keeping
his legal situations in check and getting lawyers for the lawyer okay, bounce checks
and Trump's unpaid fees. Rudy Giuliani laisbear his finances in bankruptcy hearing. That
is on the Independent dot com. The other two stories about the previous endline
come from Mediaite and Radar Online. Chinese scientists build powerful microwave weapon that can
fire from a moving truck using Sterling engine to cool technology. That's from a
SCMP dot com anyway, DOJ charged that Iranian operative. Wait a minute,
I covered this in an earlier show with hiring Hell's Angels bikers for an assassination
in the US. That's according to the Business Insider, And we covered that
with a show with Mark carmein Sabastano not long ago. The waef's obsession with
AI and brain shipping. We can create an AI system where we don't even
need democratic elections, says Klaus Schwab. That's according to uh something on GlobalResearch
dot Ca. Trump tries to moo union leaders. Whoops, already covered that
one and the Murdoll case. All that stuff. I was going to get
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