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Speaker 5: the world of the Opperaman report on the World of
Speaker 5: Too Much Information coming up tonight right after this solo show.
Speaker 5: I got Matt Sergio and I play Matt Sergio's Beatles Talk.
Speaker 5: I forget what it's called exactly. I play it on
Speaker 5: my Spreaker channel, and I'm gonna be playing him every
Speaker 5: Sunday morning. I got a guy coming in. He's gonna
Speaker 5: help me up Aladle a bunch of shows, Magical Mystery Talk,
Speaker 5: which he does with Mark Devlin and this other woman too.
Speaker 5: You know, there's really excellent, fascinating researchers and people. And
Speaker 5: I've been playing that show for years and years and years.
Speaker 5: I'll take a look at him, and I've been playing
Speaker 5: that show and they always put out good content. The
Speaker 5: latest show is called episode twelve. I've got the news today,
Speaker 5: oh boy, And if you check it out. It's up
Speaker 5: on the Operaman Report Spreaker channel under Magical Mystery Host
Speaker 5: Magical Mystery Talk. He goes in there and great content
Speaker 5: as usual. It's a lot of stuf about the Processed Church.
Speaker 5: And he talks about that film that was the documentary
Speaker 5: film Cropsy that was filmed on Staten Island about Andrey
Speaker 5: Rand and Willowbrook Sanitarium. There by the way, you know,
Speaker 5: I have some information, you know that holding the story
Speaker 5: about Willowbrook and how it broke with the Haraldo Rivera.
Speaker 5: And it's little known that one of the reasons why
Speaker 5: how that story got broke is because people were going
Speaker 5: in there and molesting the patients in there, having sex
Speaker 5: with them. And that's how that key was circulating around
Speaker 5: to let people in and that's what came to the
Speaker 5: detention Heralder Rivera was able to learn about the Willowbrook.
Speaker 5: I actually went to college at the Willerbrook campus after
Speaker 5: you know, they closed down the institution and turned it
Speaker 5: into a college. And believe it or not, there were
Speaker 5: hallways and utility rooms and all kinds of back staircases
Speaker 5: that had never even been painted from the time it
Speaker 5: was from the time it was the mental institution to
Speaker 5: the time they turned into a college. That's how things
Speaker 5: were back in those days. Okay, we're gonna repurpase this bill. Yeah, okay,
Speaker 5: let's paint that. We'll fix the classrooms up with the ato.
Speaker 5: Always I know what he's gonna gorit. No one's gonna check.
Speaker 5: I can use that paint at home in my garage. No,
Speaker 5: I'm re doing my face and I'll just steal that paint.
Speaker 5: No one's gonna notice. And that's how things were done.
Speaker 5: On stand Now, back in my high school, I went
Speaker 5: to auto shop for high school, and the guys who
Speaker 5: you know, ran the janitorial stuff. I'm like, man, they
Speaker 5: were just scamming everything. Man, this one guy had an
Speaker 5: appliance business and he would store the appliances and or
Speaker 5: the auto shop and have usloading trucks of his used appliances. Then,
Speaker 5: oh my god, what a different world it was. But anyway,
Speaker 5: so anyway, so mister Sergio does great work. They're looking
Speaker 5: into this stuff, but I guess he's not aware that.
Speaker 5: Josh Zemmon, the fellow who was the director for Cropsy,
Speaker 5: which is an excellent film, later on went on to
Speaker 5: obtain the Moritary archives and smeared Morituri for Netflix. Uh
Speaker 5: and to you know, try to lure me into that
Speaker 5: whole thing. I gave this guy a ton of information
Speaker 5: he was contacting me for to put him in touch
Speaker 5: with people and pass guests and send them all shows
Speaker 5: and stuff like that. And then he was going to
Speaker 5: interview me for it. But he sent me this ridiculous
Speaker 5: contract to sign, basically saying that he would own anything
Speaker 5: I said to him, all my work he's gonna suddenly
Speaker 5: own because you know, my words touch his ears. You
Speaker 5: know he's gonna own them. Well, that's a great deal, right,
Speaker 5: So it seems like a lot of the people I
Speaker 5: turned that down right away and the what do you
Speaker 5: call it? And then he lied about it later on
Speaker 5: said oh, I'm mad at him because he didn't use
Speaker 5: my never I got the emails, you know, I turned
Speaker 5: them down flat. And then later on a lot of
Speaker 5: people cooperated with men signed that bogus agreement with him.
Speaker 5: He threatens to sue them, so he can't sue me.
Speaker 5: I decign it, bro okay, But he turns around and
Speaker 5: smears Morietary and all that God gifted work we got
Speaker 5: from oratory over the years. And now that whole uh
Speaker 5: mail you all the characters around the doing so called
Speaker 5: processed church research and a Keno research is so infiltrated
Speaker 5: and just by a bunch of characters and the con
Speaker 5: artists and agents, you know, just blatant agents. The guy
Speaker 5: who obtained the Colonel Michael Akino death certificate quote unquote
Speaker 5: on a hunch and found out that it was a
Speaker 5: suicide works for the National Security Agency. This isn't my imagination,
Speaker 5: this is now it's well, it's kind never denied it
Speaker 5: even you know, so just totally co opted in controlled
Speaker 5: by a bunch of agents and the disinfo agents and
Speaker 5: just global dupes who just go along with it. You know,
Speaker 5: don't know what they're doing, which was gonna be a
Speaker 5: theme with tonight' show. People don't know what they're doing,
Speaker 5: So why don't we have that there? We have that
Speaker 5: up there? What do you call it? The you know what?
Speaker 5: That's the tide of the show. They don't know what
Speaker 5: they're doing. They don't know what they're doing. What do
Speaker 5: you call it? Uh So after that is Casey Gaine mcgala.
Speaker 5: I have him on now. That's an old show. It's
Speaker 5: kind of a lost episode. Listen I'm working on some
Speaker 5: stuff this week, some really groundbreaking exclusive interviews, some guests
Speaker 5: that you haven't heard before that are on a very
Speaker 5: controversial topic at the moment that a lot of people
Speaker 5: are talking about that it's out there. And I got
Speaker 5: some people on that topic that no one else has
Speaker 5: talked to before, that nobody else knows. And yeah, as usual,
Speaker 5: how I do these things And I bring this stuff
Speaker 5: that nobody else does, and then someone else brings it
Speaker 5: up six years later and they get a Pulitzer Prize
Speaker 5: for it. But I'm not bitter. I'm not bitter of it.
Speaker 5: I'm not bitter of it. Nope, like water off a
Speaker 5: duck's back, that's that's the option. Well, maybe we'll call
Speaker 5: this this show water off a duck's back. Akay, we'll
Speaker 5: come up at the time when the shows up. But
Speaker 5: what do you call it?
Speaker 1: Oh?
Speaker 5: Yeah, I'm working on some some stuff this week. And
Speaker 5: then I had a couple of guests flake on me.
Speaker 5: I had a guest man flake on me this week,
Speaker 5: you know, ah, and just in such a rude way,
Speaker 5: you know. Then guest comes up with a book. You know,
Speaker 5: someone you had on the show. You like them, you
Speaker 5: get along great you know, we chat back and forth
Speaker 5: and then they come out with a book, and they
Speaker 5: got this publicist who just drops the ball over and
Speaker 5: over and over again, and it's just making no freaking effort.
Speaker 5: I saw how many books I sold little guy last time.
Speaker 5: You know. I know it's a different publisher now, but
Speaker 5: someone somewhere should should make an effort to say, hey,
Speaker 5: you know, and look look how many books this guy's
Speaker 5: sold for you already. You know, have a little respect
Speaker 5: to have a little you know, do your job. You know,
Speaker 5: I would recommend to people authors out there skip the
Speaker 5: pr guys. Man. All they do is mix up the
Speaker 5: times and the dates and go back and forth and
Speaker 5: can fuse things, send the wrong phone numbers every time
Speaker 5: they get involved. Is nothing but problems. And whoever tells
Speaker 5: these authors to say, well, don't tell everything about the
Speaker 5: book because then they won't buy the book. And when
Speaker 5: they author, as soon as they say, well, I can't
Speaker 5: tell you that, because then they won't buy the book
Speaker 5: as soon as they say that, And you can see
Speaker 5: it in the chat room. You can see the comments,
Speaker 5: you can see the emails. I get that's the kiss
Speaker 5: of death, okay, and they will you won't that you're
Speaker 5: going to decrease your book sales once you say that,
Speaker 5: because it changes people's You've got to make a connection
Speaker 5: with the audience. The author has to make a personal
Speaker 5: connection that the audience cares about them and likes them,
Speaker 5: which is why I do this whole thing. Tell us
Speaker 5: about yourself. Who are you? Don't jump right into the book, man,
Speaker 5: let's who are you? You know, the audience wants to
Speaker 5: know who you are, and you could tell them every
Speaker 5: single detail of that book. But if they like you,
Speaker 5: they're gonna run out and buy that book. I've sold
Speaker 5: a lot of books, man. I make a lot of
Speaker 5: money off that Amazon affiliate link. Man, you know, and
Speaker 5: in the old days it was even more because I
Speaker 5: used to promote it more. I kind of know what
Speaker 5: I'm doing, believe it or not, because you want to
Speaker 5: sell books and then give me a call. So anyway,
Speaker 5: you know, I a couple of guys flightd on me
Speaker 5: this week, and I'm working on this big guest, this
Speaker 5: big you know. You know, you got these big guests,
Speaker 5: you know, big groundbreaking stuff, and then you got some
Speaker 5: fillers you gotta throw in just to fill fill time.
Speaker 5: So I uh, you know, and those are. These are
Speaker 5: the true crime guys. And a lot of people like
Speaker 5: the true crime shows, but that's what I do, and
Speaker 5: I it's more the true crime stuff is more mainstream stuff.
Speaker 5: So then I lure people in, you know, and then
Speaker 5: they then they hit them with the good stuff that
Speaker 5: people would pool sur prizes over other people, not me,
Speaker 5: not me. I wouldn't want to bother the Pulazan Pruple.
Speaker 5: And I tell you which reminds you this week, the
Speaker 5: great Daniel hopsicker Man. Oh my god, I love the man.
Speaker 5: And I remember reading his stuff and you know, the
Speaker 5: few little YouTube reports he had done with his trench coat,
Speaker 5: you know, and stuff like that Mad Cow Morning news,
Speaker 5: you know. And I would watch this guy and beat
Speaker 5: his stuff and groundbreaking stuff. And I always said, boy,
Speaker 5: if I ever get a radio show, I want to
Speaker 5: interview this guy and people like this. And I would
Speaker 5: always say, you know, from the whether I interviewed him,
Speaker 5: said this guy should have a Pulitzer prize, you know,
Speaker 5: before to work on the nine to eleventh story and
Speaker 5: Muhammad Adza in the Flying Circus all that stuff, this
Speaker 5: guy should have the pul Surprize, I would say, you know,
Speaker 5: and I know he Uh, he really, You know, I
Speaker 5: was honored by that. I know he was. And then
Speaker 5: he would always you know, say kind things about me too.
Speaker 5: Up until the last conversation, the last interview I did
Speaker 5: with him before he died. He announced his death is
Speaker 5: he announced this terminal illness on the show great man.
Speaker 5: Who should have the Pulitzer Prize? He should a posthumous
Speaker 5: Pulitzer Prize. But I don't know. I guess the Pulitzer
Speaker 5: Committee doesn't care what I have to say. You know,
Speaker 5: I've never even been nominated for a Pulitzer Man, How
Speaker 5: could it be? How could it be? You know, if
Speaker 5: you go out in the state, you know, who reported
Speaker 5: on Jeffrey Epstein first Ed Opperman or this person? All
Speaker 5: the legendary experts, pull out every single one, every other name,
Speaker 5: every other person associated with the Jeffrey Epstein reporting. Find
Speaker 5: a name and ask chat g BT, ask Roc, ask
Speaker 5: you know whatever Gemini these things with who was first
Speaker 5: Ed Opperman or this person ed Opperman or that person?
Speaker 5: Every single time it's going to be at Opera was
Speaker 5: first first radio show. There was some news reporting, you know,
Speaker 5: writing prior. So how do you win a Puel Surprize?
Speaker 5: Or you know, become a legendary expert on a topic
Speaker 5: without having listened to me first, you know what I mean? Like,
Speaker 5: how did you become such an expert?
Speaker 3: You on your own?
Speaker 5: Like like like the opperaman, information is oblivious to you.
Speaker 5: You're such an expert on the topic and you never
Speaker 5: heard of me? How is that? How can is that possible?
Speaker 5: I guess it's possible. I guess that's how I guess
Speaker 5: that's how things work. I guess that's how things work.
Speaker 5: People just you know, through osmosis, you know, through the air,
Speaker 5: the ether, the electromagnetic vibrational frequencies. That's what they say, right, Okay,
Speaker 5: So which brings us to people not knowing what they're doing,
Speaker 5: you know. And I you know, I heard a comment recently,
Speaker 5: you know, I listened to your show, and you're one
Speaker 5: of those people. You think you're an know what all?
Speaker 5: You think you're an expert on everything. I'm not an
Speaker 5: expert on everything. I'm not even an expert on most things,
Speaker 5: or even half things. I am an expert on certain things,
Speaker 5: you know, and and the things that my life, my work,
Speaker 5: my own things. I've written books about them. I'm kind
Speaker 5: of I'm kind of an expert on things. I've testified
Speaker 5: in court as an expert, you know. Okay, I'm an
Speaker 5: expert those things, okay, And I'm not ashamed to say
Speaker 5: I'm an expert on certain things I am okay, and
Speaker 5: this is one of them. Okay. If you go back
Speaker 5: and look up and say, you know who is that Opperman,
Speaker 5: it'll tell you at Opperman started out as an information broker,
Speaker 5: someone who buys and sells information, okay. And like in
Speaker 5: the old days, back you know, before the internet and
Speaker 5: before computers and all this stuff like that. Uh, people
Speaker 5: got a telephone and a rolodex and if you were
Speaker 5: a PI or even a cop. You know, you see
Speaker 5: that movie The Prince of the City, right, and then
Speaker 5: that's said scene whether they're breaking up the unit and
Speaker 5: one of the old detectives says, listen, I am there's
Speaker 5: my gift to you. This is my source in the
Speaker 5: phone company. And the other guy gets it. He goes,
Speaker 5: oh my god, thank you so much. As you know,
Speaker 5: it's like gold. And that was me. I was the
Speaker 5: guy back in the eighties and the very very late
Speaker 5: seventies who had the source in the phone company, who
Speaker 5: can get all that phone company information, give me a
Speaker 5: phone number. I can come back with her name and address.
Speaker 5: Is so security number, a work phone number, all the luds.
Speaker 5: The local usage number is down from that phone number.
Speaker 5: The long distance numbers down from that phone. But it's
Speaker 5: way more cell phones. This is landlines. Okay, all right,
Speaker 5: So you see these TV shows back in those days
Speaker 5: where you know, the PI would pick up the phone
Speaker 5: and call the cops. Hey, I need to get to
Speaker 5: run a plate or I need get to run a
Speaker 5: phone number. But really it's the other way around. And
Speaker 5: cops who even today, who can't you know, without authorize purpose,
Speaker 5: can't just run you know, phone numbers and stuff like that.
Speaker 5: They call a PI for that kind of information. You know,
Speaker 5: they do you have your source, like those cops had
Speaker 5: their source in the phone company, which is like me. Okay,
Speaker 5: I as an information broker, I was the PI for PIS.
Speaker 5: Private investigators would come to me for that information and
Speaker 5: then I built it up, you know, sources in DMV
Speaker 5: and sources at the cable TV companies. Anybody I met
Speaker 5: right away, I find And what do you do for
Speaker 5: a living? You know, what kind of information do you
Speaker 5: have access to that I could buy and sell? Information
Speaker 5: broker Okay and so an information broker. When I set
Speaker 5: up the company Active Information Recovery, which was designed to
Speaker 5: do employment screening, we had a contract with UPS Okay
Speaker 5: to do employment screening for UPS six thousand employment screens
Speaker 5: a year. This wasn't a small company. And when you're
Speaker 5: doing employment screening, you're a consumer reporting agency. So at
Speaker 5: Opperman Opperman Investigations and Accurate Information Recovery were consumer reporting
Speaker 5: agencies crs, and I had to abide by all the
Speaker 5: same laws and rules as TRW and TransUnion, which are
Speaker 5: consumer reporting agencies another different all the same rules and
Speaker 5: obligations they had I have to follow, but they're allowed
Speaker 5: to accumulate information and create new information and report information
Speaker 5: where I could only re report their information. But if
Speaker 5: there was an error, I had to go and correct
Speaker 5: the error if someone if I did it said someone
Speaker 5: had a criminal record, and I said, you have to
Speaker 5: send them a letter and saying hey, you know this,
Speaker 5: you would denied employment because it isn't this And they
Speaker 5: said no, I wasn't that somebody else. Then I have
Speaker 5: to go back to the consumer reporting agencies, the big
Speaker 5: ones that made three major credit reporting agencies and correct
Speaker 5: that information. So you have obligations beyond even they do.
Speaker 5: So I know, guess what I know how that works? Okay.
Speaker 5: I taught a class at a PI convention about the
Speaker 5: Fair Credit Reporting Act as it applies to employment applications
Speaker 5: and employment screening investigations. Okay, So you know, taught a class,
Speaker 5: wrote a book how to become ecssive as well PI
Speaker 5: all my databases all about data broker business, all that
Speaker 5: kind of stuff. Yeah, you get own a business, okay,
Speaker 5: like thirteen fourteen years, might have been eighteen years, taught
Speaker 5: a class, wrote a book makes an expert? How do
Speaker 5: you like that? Okay? All right, now that's not That's
Speaker 5: not how I how I decide people are experts. That's
Speaker 5: how the world decides. Okay, it's not me saying it.
Speaker 5: So I know a little bit about uh, these information
Speaker 5: companies like TIERR W companies like Lexis Nexus okay, and
Speaker 5: all this kind of stuff, and of course on your
Speaker 5: IRB search and Locate plus and all the little companies.
Speaker 5: But so there was a little controversy that came out
Speaker 5: this week, little one, uh Laura Lumer versus Candas Owens,
Speaker 5: and Laura Lumer had done some reporting about Candice Owens
Speaker 5: Owens owning a million dollars worth of cars, and she
Speaker 5: had come up with some different cars that the she
Speaker 5: believed that Candace owns owned. Now somehow Candice Owens and
Speaker 5: some other people uh uh Twitter superstars okay, other geniuses
Speaker 5: and other and someone with on good authority, I have
Speaker 5: it on good authority that uh, we'll get into that. Well,
Speaker 5: a good authority would be a guy that wrote a book,
Speaker 5: had a business and testified to these things, you know,
Speaker 5: taught a class on it. That would be a guy
Speaker 5: who's gonna thoroughly happen. Ignore me, what right? I know,
Speaker 5: I'm just a silly goose. But what do you call it?
Speaker 5: So they come up with this theory that somehow Laura Lumer,
Speaker 5: her husband worked for a car dealership. First was the theory.
Speaker 5: Then then they hacked into State Farm Insurance and that's
Speaker 5: how they got it because it was the same uh
Speaker 5: FONT and State Farm uses and all this kinds off.
Speaker 5: So at one point they thought that State Farm Insurance
Speaker 5: had had their own database of people's cars and stuff
Speaker 5: like that. They thought that State Farm Insurance was somehow
Speaker 5: accumulating DMV information and purchasing dm ME for information and
Speaker 5: all and other kind of credit information and stuff like that,
Speaker 5: and compiling this information and maintaining this and updating it
Speaker 5: in order to do their basic little stupid searches there. Well,
Speaker 5: I knew right away that that was ridiculous, and I
Speaker 5: knew that most of these companies use lexus Nexus because
Speaker 5: lexis Nexus has a module that that's for auto information,
Speaker 5: and Lexus Nexus owns a lot of different companies too.
Speaker 5: They own choice Point at one point. I don't know
Speaker 5: if they still do or not. When they did own
Speaker 5: Choice Point, Lexis Nexus didn't do a UCC search, but
Speaker 5: Choice Point did, so I had both Lexus Nexus and
Speaker 5: Choice Point. Okay, because when you do the reason why
Speaker 5: you want us uc C searches is if you're doing
Speaker 5: asset searches, a UCC filing is a recorded lean against
Speaker 5: like an auto loan, a non property like a non
Speaker 5: house other kind of recorded liens or loans would be
Speaker 5: filed as a UCC Universal Commercial Commercial Code lean. So
Speaker 5: when I'm doing an asset search and you want to
Speaker 5: find bank accounts, you could find what bank or what
Speaker 5: lending institution owned money for their person's cars, So that
Speaker 5: would go on the list of banks down and lay
Speaker 5: down the road they can get a subpoena for that
Speaker 5: bank and any other accounts there and got a subpoena
Speaker 5: for that bank is there is a safety positive box there.
Speaker 5: So this is an elaborate how elaborate my asset searches are, which,
Speaker 5: by the way, are like very well respected in the business.
Speaker 5: My asset searches are very very well respected. And every
Speaker 5: now and in I'll have a little issue with a
Speaker 5: client and they'll have a beef with me, and then
Speaker 5: they'll go and try and hire somebody else to do
Speaker 5: an asset search. And the guy I'll come to me
Speaker 5: for the dude, I just so like out of the report.
Speaker 5: Just you want to buy another one, I'll say this,
Speaker 5: you know, it's the same one I just did for
Speaker 5: the guy.
Speaker 2: You know.
Speaker 5: But that's just life, you know. It's just unbelievable. So anyway,
Speaker 5: they come up with this fascinating idea that Laura Loomer's
Speaker 5: husband husband to be fiance hacked into State Farm or
Speaker 5: hacked into something, and that's how they got this inform.
Speaker 5: But what they don't realize is that State Farm gets
Speaker 5: their information from Lexus Nexus, and it would be really
Speaker 5: hard to believe that someone like Laura Lumer doesn't have
Speaker 5: a lexus Nexus account. She does opposition research. She has
Speaker 5: a company that does opposition research. So you're not gonna
Speaker 5: unless you got a PI license, you got a collection
Speaker 5: agency license, you got a process server license. There's certain
Speaker 5: licenses you need to get every kind of module that's
Speaker 5: lexus Nexus sells. But even as an information broker, even
Speaker 5: as a opposition research because I'm in the process of
Speaker 5: forming an opposition research company and I'm the way I'm
Speaker 5: looking into how do I get my databases for that company,
Speaker 5: so I know it can be done with an opposition
Speaker 5: research company. And also too, Lumer is in the media,
Speaker 5: she's in the press. Alexis Nexus offers a module for
Speaker 5: the press. You can get everyone's article ever written about
Speaker 5: a person, all pictures about them, all kind of stuff
Speaker 5: like that. There's another module in the lexus Nexus that
Speaker 5: allows for those searches. Okay, So to think that Lumer
Speaker 5: doesn't have access, doesn't have her own Lexus Nexus account
Speaker 5: or have access to one through a lawyer or a
Speaker 5: PI friend or a friend and someone who works with her,
Speaker 5: you know, it's just to me would be mind blowing
Speaker 5: ludicrous that she doesn't. Okay, So for people to think
Speaker 5: that she needs to hack into State Farm to get
Speaker 5: this information. It's just crazy. She is crazy. Maybe she
Speaker 5: did do it that way, and it would just blow
Speaker 5: my mind if she did. But a lot of the
Speaker 5: stuff around here is blowing my mind because clearly Candice
Speaker 5: Owens doesn't have a Lexus nexus, because she would know
Speaker 5: right away how easy it is to get that information
Speaker 5: without hacking into State Farm. Okay, clearly she should know.
Speaker 5: How the hell does she not know? How does somebody
Speaker 5: call themselves some kind of a research or investigator report
Speaker 5: or whatever and they don't have access to these at
Speaker 5: these databases? Where are they What are they doing? They
Speaker 5: don't know what they're doing. That's the problem. So Lumer's
Speaker 5: got to have access to this. If she doesn't, man,
Speaker 5: I'm just blown away. But Ken is always clear his
Speaker 5: claring he doesn't have it. I'm blown away by that. Then,
Speaker 5: on top of this, a guy a huge million account
Speaker 5: eight hundred thousand account on Twitter a Herbert from a
Speaker 5: lari authoritative source that Laura Lumer is about to be
Speaker 5: arrested and convicted for a federal felony and go to
Speaker 5: prison for life for searching for this auder. By the way,
Speaker 5: I think it's even in Florida or auto information you
Speaker 5: can get over the countery you know this is going on,
Speaker 5: been verified and get it. Okay, this is just insanity.
Speaker 5: This is a bunch of freaking amateurs, a bunch of idiots,
Speaker 5: just blowing my mind. I should be getting paid a
Speaker 5: million dollars a week and can't these freaking idiots I
Speaker 5: say this kind of wild stuff, which reminds me I
Speaker 5: was gonna bring this up to they're claiming that Lumer.
Speaker 5: It's about about Feds are on our tail and just
Speaker 5: about to arrest her for hacking into the state farm
Speaker 5: and we went off. And then once I said, hey,
Speaker 5: you know, guys, state, that's not state farums information. That's
Speaker 5: Lexus Nexus. Now with all these experts who won't even
Speaker 5: acknowledge me, but you know they're hearing this from me clearly. Okay.
Speaker 5: Uh Now it's oh, oh, well, if she's getting this
Speaker 5: from Lexus Nexus, then it's even more of a crime
Speaker 5: and more of a federal felony. Okay, because because she's
Speaker 5: docs people. You know, she said she got the reporter thing.
Speaker 5: By the way, too, Let's say Candas Owens is definitely
Speaker 5: reporting it's all of the town. Okay, Lexus Nexus will
Speaker 5: do an audit. Who looked up this information on Candace
Speaker 5: owns car?
Speaker 1: Oh?
Speaker 5: Look at this. It comes back to Laura Lumer. Laura Lumer,
Speaker 5: what is your authorized purpose for that search? Well, here's
Speaker 5: an email retainer I have from Erica Kirk, who says, Hey, Laura,
Speaker 5: can you look into Candas Owens for me? I have
Speaker 5: she's been bugging me and making accusations about me. Can
Speaker 5: you please look into it? That you're done, that's it,
Speaker 5: that's all you need. Okay, that the swat team has
Speaker 5: to turn around and go back home. You've just demonstrated
Speaker 5: your authorized purpose. I got a client that wanted me
Speaker 5: to look into it. Well, another while I'm doing opposition
Speaker 5: research against Cannis Owens. Oh, i'm uh a news by
Speaker 5: part a news story about Cannis Owens and how she's
Speaker 5: how does she have a million dollars worth of cars? Okay,
Speaker 5: that's the beginning and end of the Lexus Nexus audit
Speaker 5: on unauthorized use of this material. The next step would be, Okay,
Speaker 5: Candid Luomer, we don't agree that that's an authorized use.
Speaker 5: We're canceling your account. Well, she had ten minutes later,
Speaker 5: she can have a lawyer, set up an account, or
Speaker 5: a friend or her set up an account, get her
Speaker 5: other account. There's nothing she's not going to jail on this. Now,
Speaker 5: it's a federal felony. It's a federal federal Everyone loves
Speaker 5: to say this crap about how a crime is a
Speaker 5: big deal because it's federal. The only thin it means
Speaker 5: if it's federal is you're way less likely than the
Speaker 5: federal government's going to indicte you. If they do indict you,
Speaker 5: they got like a ninety seven percent conviction rate, and
Speaker 5: you got to do eighty percent of the time. I
Speaker 5: think it's like eighty seven percent of the time. You
Speaker 5: gotta do her eighty five percent of the time. I
Speaker 5: always forget, and I was facing that center. They can't remember, Okay,
Speaker 5: so you know, once you're in diety, yeah you screwed. Okay,
Speaker 5: But they do the odds of them going after someone
Speaker 5: on such minuscule stupidity as running an auto search. I
Speaker 5: think it's in Florida, which that stuff is Sunshine Will anyway,
Speaker 5: is so freaking ridiculous. Okay. And on top of that,
Speaker 5: maybe it was the other way around. Loomer's friends with
Speaker 5: cash Pattel. Maybe the other way around. Candice always is
Speaker 5: on the outs with Trump and Cash Pattel. So I
Speaker 5: don't see any scenario. This doesn't mean I like Blora Lumer,
Speaker 5: or I support Laura Lumo, or I'm a Zionist and
Speaker 5: I want to kill Muslim children all of that. I'm
Speaker 5: just telling you what reality is. Okay, Let's face the facts.
Speaker 5: Reality from someone that knows what they're doing, somebody that
Speaker 5: knows what they're talking about. The odds that there would
Speaker 5: be any kind of criminal Uh, if it was a
Speaker 5: normal person doing this kind of search, like I said,
Speaker 5: if it wasn't in the news all over Twitter, it
Speaker 5: went end there. Lexis Nexus sends you an email, Hey,
Speaker 5: we're doing an audit and what's your purpose for this search? Okay?
Speaker 5: Which happened to me back in Vegas years ago. The
Speaker 5: celebrity went missing in Vegas and I was hired to
Speaker 5: go look for that celebrity, and so I would, And
Speaker 5: I said, you know what, I got a big retainer,
Speaker 5: and I know they hired every PI in town. And
Speaker 5: I says, you know what, man, I know everybody else.
Speaker 5: I know they're they're ignoring all the basic stuff here.
Speaker 5: They're not looking for all the emails. They're looking for
Speaker 5: all the phone numbers, all of the connections here. Let
Speaker 5: me run all the databases on this celebrity and her
Speaker 5: friends and people around her, and see what. I just
Speaker 5: like an old fashioned skip search like that. Let me
Speaker 5: let me run it that way, even though we kind
Speaker 5: of knew where she wasn't suspected. But I also said,
Speaker 5: you know what, I'm getting paid for this. They're gonna
Speaker 5: pay the expense. They're gonna pay for the searches. Let
Speaker 5: me run up a the freaking thousand dollars worth the searches,
Speaker 5: and then I'll have a listener from for the future.
Speaker 5: You don't have a whole filing this guy, you know?
Speaker 5: All right? Why not? It's all legit. But I got
Speaker 5: one of those audits, Hey, why are you looking up
Speaker 5: this teen pop star? And I said, oh, here's my retainer.
Speaker 5: I'm a little legitimate investigation fact. I retained by her estate,
Speaker 5: uh or hired me to do this. Her own people.
Speaker 5: You know, the same people you know who you know
Speaker 5: have the foul charges. Gets me the one who you
Speaker 5: know if I did something wrong. So if this isn't
Speaker 5: a big deal, this is routine I'm sorry to break
Speaker 5: it to you. This is routine. But even if it wasn't,
Speaker 5: Let's see, do you have any idea just when I
Speaker 5: was really sick, when I was dying, Okay, jamone, it
Speaker 5: was only a year ago. Okay, I never all his
Speaker 5: energy a year ago. Okay, I was dying. You know,
Speaker 5: I've already been to the gym today. I already rode
Speaker 5: my bike today. I'm gonna go for a high a
Speaker 5: little while, joining up signing him to a pool too. Shortly,
Speaker 5: I bought a new pool bag and goggles and stuff
Speaker 5: like that. My old pool bag I used to go
Speaker 5: to the pool with Victoria every day is it's like
Speaker 5: twenty five twenties. It has to be older than Vick.
Speaker 5: It's about almost like twenty seven, twenty eight years old.
Speaker 5: I used that same yellow pool bag for hiking and
Speaker 5: all kinds of stuff like that. And now I'm retiring
Speaker 5: and I just bought a new one. But year ago,
Speaker 5: when I was still sick, I ran across an old
Speaker 5: friend who I actually knew her for when she was
Speaker 5: a teller at a bank in Vegas. And I think
Speaker 5: I might have told you the story about this. That
Speaker 5: year in Vegas, I was dating three girls and they
Speaker 5: all had pink hair, and they all went to the
Speaker 5: same high school. But they didn't know each other, which
Speaker 5: is by coin they knew each other, but I didn't
Speaker 5: meet them through each other, just by coincidence. I was
Speaker 5: dating three women who all went to the same high school.
Speaker 5: I all had the same care So she was a
Speaker 5: teller when I knew her. Then now she's VP. Okay,
Speaker 5: she's got a huge job over there, and we ran
Speaker 5: towards each other on social media. She gets a hold
Speaker 5: of me, she goes, you know, Ed, I know you
Speaker 5: do that investigation work. You know, we need to hire
Speaker 5: a regional investigator here to really look into the bank
Speaker 5: fraud that's going on. And she's telling me, what's going
Speaker 5: on with this bank fraud these days where it's so elaborate,
Speaker 5: they got them. She was telling me that sometimes they'll
Speaker 5: have two different crews of fraud checks in the bank
Speaker 5: at the same time that don't even know each other.
Speaker 5: They're both pass a band checks at the same time
Speaker 5: that they do it. That they don't have a guy
Speaker 5: online who has an account at the bank deposit five
Speaker 5: thousand and seven thousand dollars into his real account, so
Speaker 5: that when the next person in line comes up with
Speaker 5: the fake check for five thousand, they got the cash
Speaker 5: sitting right there, so the teller doesn't even have to
Speaker 5: go and go request the cash and draw a suspicion.
Speaker 5: They got this thing down to a science, and they're
Speaker 5: just stealing. This is going on every day, all day long. Now,
Speaker 5: you're stealing from that's a federal crime to steal from
Speaker 5: a bank. You think they're apporting that to the FBI
Speaker 5: every freaking day, of course, not, okay. And and then
Speaker 5: what they're looking to do now is to get ahead
Speaker 5: of these scams and figure out what what the planning
Speaker 5: is and how they're working and who's doing this. She
Speaker 5: was telling me about how they to make the fake IDs.
Speaker 5: There's a certain printer to make the fake IDs, and
Speaker 5: they keep them in stock at the staples down there
Speaker 5: in Vegas because they get off the plane to do
Speaker 5: these scams and they buy the new printer. So this
Speaker 5: is like how many I D printers after they're keeping
Speaker 5: these things in stock. It's only it's only for these scams,
Speaker 5: for these cons So this idea that the Feds are
Speaker 5: gonna drop everything they're doing. They're not even investigating daily
Speaker 5: bank thefts, daily bank scams. Then then it's all the
Speaker 5: other thing too, with the thefts going on, with the
Speaker 5: fake tax returns that go on at all the projects
Speaker 5: all across the country, that everyone's doing these things. They're
Speaker 5: not even investigating that stuff. They're not even going after
Speaker 5: those people. And they're gonna drop everything and go after
Speaker 5: a fraudulent look up out of Lexis nexus account. It's
Speaker 5: just beyond beyond insanity. And for people who are supposed
Speaker 5: to be authorities on these topics, man, you know, and
Speaker 5: people you look to the you know, supposed to respect
Speaker 5: their reporting and their research and stuff like that. Not
Speaker 5: just Lumor and Candas owns that are both a little wacky.
Speaker 5: Not a little wacky, they're both very very wacky. But
Speaker 5: these other people that you know, investigative report the Twitter
Speaker 5: account eight hundred thousand followers, and they're rambling that they
Speaker 5: don't know what's going on, they don't know the basics,
Speaker 5: which brings me to another thing. Okay, we just had
Speaker 5: a friend of the show, former friend of the show,
Speaker 5: he used to be on the show, and brought him mind.
Speaker 5: I took my zampoli and we had a little falling
Speaker 5: down okay, And I'm not gonna get into it, but
Speaker 5: it's just typical of what we see. Now, what do
Speaker 5: you call it? So the guy gets a letter, a
Speaker 5: seasoned assist letter from Zampauli's attorney right now, it's not
Speaker 5: even a good seasoned assist letter. By the way, I've
Speaker 5: gotten dozens season assist letters over the years doing this show, okay, dozens, Okay.
Speaker 5: Not once have I published the letter, okay, because because
Speaker 5: there's a procedure how to deal with these things like
Speaker 5: an adult, like a professional, how you deal with these
Speaker 5: things when you get a letter like this. First of all,
Speaker 5: if your attorney responds back, then that becomes attorney communication
Speaker 5: between two a current attorney and allowed to publishing. In
Speaker 5: case you don't want to do that right away, you
Speaker 5: want to respond yourself, and you just say, okay, you
Speaker 5: know you're making some claims here that I'm defaming. I
Speaker 5: got some mistakes here in my reporting. Oh my goodness,
Speaker 5: Explain to me what I got wrong. Show me where
Speaker 5: I'm wrong, because you know, I asked some questions and
Speaker 5: the guests there and they seem to be pretty know
Speaker 5: what they're talking about. The guests can come on the
Speaker 5: person we're talking about. Your client can come on the show.
Speaker 5: You can give me a written statement. I'll read it
Speaker 5: on the show. There's ways to deal with these things,
Speaker 5: and there's ways to deal with these things, you know.
Speaker 5: So I'm not getting a season desist. There's ways to
Speaker 5: deal with these things that not only do they go
Speaker 5: away quietly and apologize, but if they do sue me.
Speaker 5: If anybody sues me, man, they're paying, they're paying to
Speaker 5: settle me. All right, come sue me, man, Okay, I'm
Speaker 5: not gonna lose this suit. Okay.
Speaker 2: Uh.
Speaker 5: There was a guy, uh this character twitter guy you
Speaker 5: know who was running around there. It was a millionaire,
Speaker 5: possibly a billionaire, very very rich guy. I think it
Speaker 5: was even an attorney too. And you know, I walked
Speaker 5: one up against this guy and I took him down.
Speaker 5: And everyone else who said boode to this guy, he's
Speaker 5: threatened to sue him, and he even did sue a
Speaker 5: couple of people. This guy threatened to sue me, and
Speaker 5: I told him, I says, look, dude, we both know
Speaker 5: if you would assume me, you're gonna pay me to
Speaker 5: settle okay, And I'm all right, well, you know it,
Speaker 5: and I know it all right, I'm not stupid, and
Speaker 5: you're not stupid. Okay. The guy never bothered me again.
Speaker 5: So there's ways to if you know what you're doing,
Speaker 5: if you have a little experience, if you're a little
Speaker 5: savvy and you know what you're doing, and you're not
Speaker 5: just stumbling and bumbling around and just doing stupid shit.
Speaker 5: You know from people were hurting, people trying to help you. Okay,
Speaker 5: then this would be a minor thing. Okay, you respond back,
Speaker 5: show me where I'm wrong, show me my mistake if
Speaker 5: I'm wrong, because now you're showing you thedn't got no mouse.
Speaker 5: Oh my goodness. If I said something wrong, I want
Speaker 5: to know. Okay, I interviewed somebody. I asked them questions
Speaker 5: and they gave me answers. What did I do wrong? Okay?
Speaker 5: Are you saying the guests said something that's inaccurate. We'll
Speaker 5: send it to me and you can give your side.
Speaker 5: Come on the show, hey, attorney, you can come on
Speaker 5: the show. I'll be nice. Then come on the show. Okay,
Speaker 5: so you know they're not if you boiway you notice too.
Speaker 5: Even in this the season desist letter, they're not saying
Speaker 5: to remove any podcasts. They want no part of me.
Speaker 5: They're going after the week. It's like, okay, what this
Speaker 5: is going on here? But I have stuff going on
Speaker 5: with the same whole controversy, this same whole case, brand
Speaker 5: new witnesses and brand new guests on the show, but
Speaker 5: also to plaintiffs. Okay, it was what I'm working on,
Speaker 5: all right, that's because that's that's let's get something done,
Speaker 5: you know what I mean. Tweet, Let's tweet. Let's tweet.
Speaker 5: You look a look at my letter.
Speaker 1: You know.
Speaker 5: Let's get some real ship done here, man. And to
Speaker 5: bring people down and take it. Take them down, all right,
Speaker 5: some someone's doing some ship. Let's make them pay for it.
Speaker 5: Yead zooks, man. I mean, there's a freaking game with
Speaker 5: these people. My plinter. You look at me, you know,
Speaker 5: grow up, all of you, lumer Canice owns all you
Speaker 5: grow up. Good authority, good authority. I'm an authority that
Speaker 5: no one told you that it's made up? Right? Oh
Speaker 5: my god? Oh you know what. Let's get into two things.
Speaker 5: And and you know I I there's a lot of
Speaker 5: people who just found me in the the past few years.
Speaker 5: And when they talk about me, said, well Ed Opperman
Speaker 5: was the PI in the Katie Johnson case, you know,
Speaker 5: or Ed Opferman's the guy who Sasha Riley, you know stuff,
Speaker 5: you know, you know. But I've been around way long,
Speaker 5: long time, long long time, back to Obama, and there's
Speaker 5: a repeat I just put up called one man can
Speaker 5: make a difference, Okay, and you should if you think
Speaker 5: Ed Opperton is just Katie Johnson or Ed Opperman is
Speaker 5: just it's the whole story about me and Sarah Palin
Speaker 5: and Todd Palin investigation into Todd Palin's infidelity that later
Speaker 5: on she acknowledged the same day I got the evidence
Speaker 5: from the evidence locker in Anchorage, Alaska, Okay, is the
Speaker 5: same day she announced that she wasn't gonna run for president.
Speaker 5: And when they asked her why, she says, well, people
Speaker 5: are out there accusing my husband of cheating on me,
Speaker 5: and I was the only one making that allegation. So
Speaker 5: you know, I did an investigation at the Toms Sarah Palin,
Speaker 5: which resulted in her withdrawing from running for president. Okay, Now,
Speaker 5: so you can do all your stuff out there, man,
Speaker 5: oh this op Okay, but that's a fact. Okay. You
Speaker 5: can go pull up the Sean Hannity that's exactly the
Speaker 5: reason she gave and go find some other investigation into
Speaker 5: her husband's infidelity. It's the only one. And then later
Speaker 5: on that same case culminated into a congressional investigation to
Speaker 5: Secret Service misbehavior because of the Secret Service agents on
Speaker 5: that situation. We're also down in Columbia down there, and
Speaker 5: then didn't pay those prostitutes in that brothel, and I
Speaker 5: was involved in that, Okay, so then, and that's why
Speaker 5: I think I was talking about it last week. This
Speaker 5: whole situation with the White House Press Club dinner. Secret
Speaker 5: Service is just not as a Did I do a
Speaker 5: show about that? I don't know if I did or not,
Speaker 5: But they're just not as effective as people think. There
Speaker 5: are a bunch of drunks and sloppy guys, and there's
Speaker 5: a lot of I don't know if I did a
Speaker 5: show about it or not. I'll check last week, and
Speaker 5: so we'll see what I was talked about last week.
Speaker 5: I don't even remember. Okay, I got a little going
Speaker 5: out here, all right, Uh, but what do you call it? This?
Speaker 5: So i'll see what was what I talked about? And
Speaker 5: I don't do a whole show about Secret Service again.
Speaker 5: And by the way too. Let me tell you something. Okay. Well,
Speaker 5: these guys out there with their Twitter accounts and doing
Speaker 5: this and doing it when I was involved, not on
Speaker 5: the radio, not on Twitter, not on the internet, but
Speaker 5: in real life working with Congress doing an investigation to
Speaker 5: secret Service misbehavior. They would break it into my mail. Okay,
Speaker 5: I got the pictures man breaking into my mail, just
Speaker 5: sometimes just ripping it right open to let me know
Speaker 5: they were going through my mail. So I've been down
Speaker 5: these roads. Okay, I'm tested. I'm a war battle weary. Okay,
Speaker 5: I'm not afraid of nobody. All right, none of your
Speaker 5: nonsense out there. Okay, Oh you clowns listen to the
Speaker 5: show with him, think you're something. Give me a break. Okay,
Speaker 5: what's left? Don't let be that way. Get your head
Speaker 5: off that toile. I see you trying to change the station.
Speaker 5: Get your head off that die. Remember Bob Grant, he say,
Speaker 5: get off my hair, he said, yell at us callers,
Speaker 5: get off my air. God, I would give anything man
Speaker 5: to listen to one of those old to listen to
Speaker 5: Bob Grant live again. Man, Oh my god, w a
Speaker 5: b C. Bob Grant show. I'm Bob Grant. I think
Speaker 5: he would drink during the show too, in the afternoon,
Speaker 5: live every day man, five days a week. Then God
Speaker 5: bless them in a right wing nut but still that
Speaker 5: I listened to those guys, I listen to you. But
Speaker 5: his opinion suicide note tag Meadi YadA Gotadi mister Epstein's cellmate. There.
Speaker 5: You know, this guy is a total piece of work.
Speaker 5: The guys, this guy, I think his insertion into this
Speaker 5: thing from the start. He's this guy's been in some
Speaker 5: kind of an age for somebody, I don't know what.
Speaker 5: He was connected somehow to Gaylane, Maxwell's attorneys. This guy's
Speaker 5: had eighteen different attorneys, Okay, over the course of all
Speaker 5: this mess. He's not and I've been contacted by people
Speaker 5: this guy's doing interviews from from jail prison now I
Speaker 5: guess he's in and the people around him are contacting
Speaker 5: me for interviews and sending me recordings of this guy
Speaker 5: are all just those shady types.
Speaker 1: Man.
Speaker 5: It was greasy players, fixers, you know, not even fixers,
Speaker 5: hangers honors, those kind of guys. You know, guys just
Speaker 5: jumping from one thing to another, trying to insert themselves
Speaker 5: into everything. So you know, I've been avoiding this guy.
Speaker 5: You know, I don't know what does he really have
Speaker 5: to say. You know, you can't believe a damn thing
Speaker 5: he says. And now he says he's got some suicide note,
Speaker 5: a handwritten suicide note. But Jeffrey Epstein could barely read
Speaker 5: the damn thing, and somehow he had this, it was
Speaker 5: in a book and he believe it. Oh my god.
Speaker 5: This guy's an out from the start, all right. Nothing
Speaker 5: that comes out of this guy's mouth is to be
Speaker 5: trusted at this stage. Anyway, maybe in the future something
Speaker 5: will come out, so I won't make a deal with him.
Speaker 5: In the future. I don't know what. But it's just
Speaker 5: one thing after another with this guy. I don't buy
Speaker 5: it at all. The other thing that came out this
Speaker 5: week is mister Dershowitz comes out now and says, well,
Speaker 5: mister Epstein was never a Massian and he was never Cenia. Okay,
Speaker 5: oh my god. Now I don't know if he's the source.
Speaker 5: He's the guy. It was Dershowitz who went to Acosta
Speaker 5: and told him he's intelligence. And then Acosta supposedly, we
Speaker 5: don't know, there's no confirmation, told Vicky Ward. And now
Speaker 5: Derschwitz makes a three sixty or one eighty. I guess whatever,
Speaker 5: he's never good at math, and turn around and say, no,
Speaker 5: he was never How come these other two? I was
Speaker 5: gonna look and see if they made a statement about this, Okay,
Speaker 5: but I can pretty much garantee they have it. Okay,
Speaker 5: I'm gonna go out on a limb there. Why aren't
Speaker 5: they coming out and say, well, that's not what he
Speaker 5: said to us, because I know he said it to them. Okay,
Speaker 5: why what you know? Why? Because they're all friends, That's why.
Speaker 5: Because they're all friends, they're all pals. They won't hang
Speaker 5: out at mar A Lago. They're all part of it,
Speaker 5: including Taggliyadi Yadi, Okay, all of them. He doesn't hang
Speaker 5: out at mar A Lago, man, but he's you know,
Speaker 5: he's in the mix with this bunch getting ramens and
Speaker 5: honey buns. Okay, whatever steroid's in jail, I can imagine
Speaker 5: that Jesus guy's get in jail. Okay. But listen, guys,
Speaker 5: and then who is their source? Oh no, no, no,
Speaker 5: Epstein was intelligence. And we know this from from Hoffenburg
Speaker 5: and from Ari Benmanashi. Haffenburg got that Robin talks about
Speaker 5: Douglas leech lease, which I was m I six. We
Speaker 5: know Epstein had connections with Kashogi. We know he's he
Speaker 5: had some kind of intel connections. Get there's no doubt
Speaker 5: about that State Department and business. He's doing that. But
Speaker 5: Haffenburg gets his information from Ben Manashi. Say what did
Speaker 5: you say?
Speaker 1: This?
Speaker 5: Two sources Hoffenberg and Aria B. Manash. It's one source,
Speaker 5: Ariva Manash, which who is not a great source. Man. Okay,
Speaker 5: everyone who I know who knows the guy is not
Speaker 5: thrilled with his and his source. Okay. I've tried to
Speaker 5: get him on the show. Not that hard. I've tried.
Speaker 5: I got a guy coming in who's gonna start helping me,
Speaker 5: and got a new assistant coming in, so maybe we
Speaker 5: can get more done and I can get back to
Speaker 5: work on stuff like that, because but I'm working on
Speaker 5: this big guest this week. Who and a lawsuit, I'll
Speaker 5: tell you. And we're working on lawsuits. You know, I'm
Speaker 5: not afraid to say it. You know, send me a letter.
Speaker 5: You're about to get a summons. Yeah you gotta complaint man.
Speaker 5: Uh good, Okay, let's see it. Oh what do you think?
Speaker 5: Somebody listen here, One man can make a difference. Yea,
Speaker 5: go go back? Oh Papadopolis, What was that about?
Speaker 2: Ah?
Speaker 5: Yeah, I was gonna say about a bunch of stuff. Eh, okay,
Speaker 5: I think we're good. Coming up after this will be
Speaker 5: Matt Sergio about the processed Church and the Beatles and
Speaker 5: a lot of stuff like that, and then Casey Gain
Speaker 5: is coming on now. It's kind of a lost episode
Speaker 5: from a December twenty twenty five. I don't I don't
Speaker 5: know if I played it or not. I'm not sure,
Speaker 5: but I was short a a show this week, so
Speaker 5: I'm giving you that, and that's the best I can
Speaker 5: do for you. I'm sorry, but I'm working on stuff
Speaker 5: behind it. I had this guy flake on me, you
Speaker 5: know when we had bad audio with Barrett Brown, and
Speaker 5: then another Zampoli guest flake on me too, So you
Speaker 5: know there's guest flakes. Nothing I could do, okay, you know,
Speaker 5: because you cut that time out for him, and then
Speaker 5: you know, I don't have that much time working on
Speaker 5: a lot of stuff I'm looking to you know, Yeah,
Speaker 5: I've been talking about them. I need a place to
Speaker 5: go to work on this project. I'm looking now at
Speaker 5: Dutchess County, New York. So if you're up there in
Speaker 5: the Duchess County, New York area, you know an airbnb
Speaker 5: or something like that, or you know a good little
Speaker 5: town in that area would be good, a little street
Speaker 5: for me to rent a place for a month or
Speaker 5: two weeks to get some work done and maybe even
Speaker 5: buy in a place in the future, so you'd be
Speaker 5: closer to victim, closer to the city. You get a
Speaker 5: hold of me and talk to me about that. Otherwise,
Speaker 5: don't get a hold of me. Okay, I get enough messages, folks,
Speaker 5: I get enough. Okay, we're out of time. We're out
Speaker 5: of time. We're out of time. It's been another fun week,
Speaker 5: fun games and surprises. That's what you get from the
Speaker 5: Opperaman Report. Can you use some members over at the
Speaker 5: Patreon to help support the show. Although we're starting to
Speaker 5: come into the good months with the AVERD radio advertising,
Speaker 5: the second half of the year is always much better
Speaker 5: than the first half of the year. You really struggle Januaryebary, March,
Speaker 5: so then we got through April. May is gonna be
Speaker 5: a good month. I got a good check coming in May,
Speaker 5: and or we're in May. Got a good check coming
Speaker 5: in June, and then we should start to see big
Speaker 5: increases for the advertising money. So it will be right
Speaker 5: through coast through Christmas and then back to a bed January.
Speaker 5: But it's the consistency of Patreon that you know the
Speaker 5: real supporters of the show. Gotta go ri out of
Speaker 5: time money guy with Sharon and Sharon got Sharie and
Speaker 5: she was sharing Sharon's autot on the topic of disease.
Speaker 5: Mike he had official guard.
Speaker 2: Bobby wasn't raised. They were all in love with dying.
Speaker 5: They were doing it and take this. Tommy played piano
Speaker 5: like a kid out in the rain, and then he
Speaker 5: lost his leg. In Dallas, he was dancing with the train.
Speaker 3: They were all in love with dying.
Speaker 5: They were drinking from a fountain that was boring, like
Speaker 5: an avalanche coming down the mountain.
Speaker 3: I don't mind the sun sometimes.
Speaker 5: I think she's you on my lift.
Speaker 3: Sense cinnam and sugar and salt foods broken, Just how
Speaker 3: little to love people's sides. Some will die in hot
Speaker 3: pursuit and fiery auto crashes. Some will die in hot
Speaker 3: pursuit while sifting through my ashes.
Speaker 6: Some will fall in love with life and drink it
Speaker 6: from a fountain that is pouring like an avalanche.
Speaker 5: Coming down the mountain.
Speaker 6: Mind son, sometimes the images it shows, I like sense
Speaker 6: now you and my clothes Sita man and shuret and
Speaker 6: softly spoken lies. You never know, just up while the
Speaker 6: nose eye.
Speaker 3: Another Mikey took a knife while arguing, and Traffick and
Speaker 3: Flipper died in natural death. He caught a nasty virus.
Speaker 3: And then there was an ever present football player rapist.
Speaker 1: They were all in love with dying.
Speaker 5: They were doing it in Texas.
Speaker 3: Holly caught a bullet but it only hit his leg.
Speaker 5: Well, it should have been a better shot and got
Speaker 5: him in the head.
Speaker 3: They were all in love with dying.
Speaker 6: They were drinking from a fountain that was pouring like
Speaker 6: an avalanche coming down the mountain. I don't such time,
Speaker 6: he and Ajusy shows, I taste you on my lit
Speaker 6: six fail you and my glothes cinnamon and sugar and
Speaker 6: softly spoken lie you never know just how you look
Speaker 6: thro the all sides