Speaker 1: Ladies and gentlemen, boys and girls. It's Jamie Kennedy here.
You're looking at my new studio in my new crib
in Hollywood, California, and Jamie Kennedy hate to break it
to you. My first guest, my cherry breaker.
Speaker 2: Jay Dizzle.
Speaker 3: What's up, dude?
Speaker 1: Jay diard woy for Jay. First of all, you're dressed like.
Speaker 3: An elderly Yeah you are. I've got my elderly reading glasses.
Speaker 1: So you know your wife is from the I E.
I think in an empire. Yeah, so you're dressed like
a Berrad from the I E. Y. Jay you've been
he's doing a cross country tour of a billion pods.
How's my studio compare the best?
Speaker 2: You know what everybody else does? They rent them out
at like Walmart and business centers.
Speaker 3: It looks like it looks like garbage.
Speaker 1: Invest in yourself because this was the sitting area and
I'm like, I really don't have any friends.
Speaker 3: The colors.
Speaker 1: It's hot as fuck though, but I don't care. I'll
sweat and you're wearing it. You're crazy. It's for anyone
to know it's super hot. Can't figure out the air well.
Speaker 2: The Arab dudes wear clothing in the desert, so I
thought i'd try it out.
Speaker 3: I got you.
Speaker 1: Yeah, so Jay, Wow, this is great. I'm just taking
this all in for everybody.
Speaker 3: Look at this. This is so good. We could do
it in underwear too.
Speaker 2: Nobody's done an underwear podcast.
Speaker 3: I don't know.
Speaker 1: I think I'm good right now, but thank you. Listen, dude,
I'm taking this all in. I could have had you
at night. This could be in like a night pod.
So it's like, oh yeah, it's too hot during the day,
and that's tay. You get people over here night.
Speaker 3: What is the lure of them in the dummy head?
Speaker 2: Oh?
Speaker 3: Forgar his name, but he was on Jimmy Knak experiment.
Speaker 1: He was a puppet, yes, and the puppet was hitting
on women, but I was and I kept saying stop
down load it her melons, but I was like stop it.
So it was he was doing it. Look at these
nice chairs.
Speaker 3: Oh god, everything's so good.
Speaker 1: This is all I want to do, Bro.
Speaker 2: I just want to do my own thing from my
own place, and I just want to make content. That said,
I want to stream, I don't want to pod.
Speaker 1: I want to have opinions.
Speaker 2: Could you imagine explaining to people in the nineties what
it's like now, what the way that media works, Like
trying and explain that, oh, you you have a studio
in your house and you talk out the computer and
there's internet money, and it's.
Speaker 3: Like people blow their minds. It would be no way
to understand it.
Speaker 2: Dude. I was thinking about that. You're so right, because.
Speaker 1: I would go on and I bought a house in
nineteen ninety eight. I would go on auditions and then
I started getting some fame, so they weren't so much
auditions but meetings and right after scream too, and then
I would go on my meeting and then I would
wait and then they would say, Okay, you got the job,
and so I would wait for like two weeks for
it to start. So I'd go to the gym and
then I'd go to sushi that night with like some
actress and that's it. Like I had just got on
my computer. There was no social media and Amazon was
just starting, but like it took forever to load it.
So think about that.
Speaker 3: We would audition and we'd wait.
Speaker 2: I'd wait call, and if I wasn't there, I'd check
my voicemail, Like.
Speaker 3: You know what I mean.
Speaker 1: I couldn't even I didn't even have a cell phone.
Speaker 3: Yet. Does it blow your mind how different it is
now to then?
Speaker 1: Well saying what you're saying, Because here's here's what was
great about it.
Speaker 2: I bought my house and I got.
Speaker 3: A big TV. It was like my two treats right, And.
Speaker 1: I got a video game whatever the console is, game care,
and so I would play video games all night.
Speaker 3: Played Tune Later.
Speaker 1: I love that game, and so I play it all
night and Nick Schwartzen used to come home and we play,
and I'd sleep, and then I would wait for to
like for my next audition, and I'd go.
Speaker 3: To the gym.
Speaker 1: And I had all this energy, but like I was
trying to make stuff happen. But we didn't have the
outlet now. But I could go out on dates. I
could go to events. I It'd be like, oh, you
have a Maxim party event or the premiere of GoldenEye
or whatever. I remember, like I went to the premiere
of the Bond movie, but that was like a thing
to do. Or oh there was a restaurant opening, or
there was a team there was a Motorola event, and
you would go to that and you go to an
after party and that was it, Like you weren't. Now
I'm so busy. The problem is doing this stuff.
Speaker 2: Is amazing, but everything everything is bifurcated, so you're getting
a little piece and you just have to get the
bigger piece.
Speaker 3: And now.
Speaker 1: All your time is being used. Dude, it's wild thinking
about it, like you just said, but it's like it's
all your time, like at all, I would go in
And that's why I was talking about last night, like
I got the YouTube plaque and I unveiled it last night,
and I've done a lot of things in my career,
but to get that plaque is so meaningful because it's
like from an idea to that to real people liking
I didn't have to go to an executive and pitch
it and then go to the VP of production and
then hopefully get a pilot presentation and then a pilot
like TV is ninety five percent failure. Brad Gray, God
rest his soul, one of the founders of this TVA,
this business really one of the rocks.
Speaker 3: He died.
Speaker 1: He said that TV is ninety five percent failure. He
said that to my face, and he was right. And
so like now the good news is we can do
it exactly. But the bad news is everybody thinks they're
special exactly.
Speaker 2: It's a lot.
Speaker 3: Of it's a glut in the market.
Speaker 1: Yeah, and they're gonna go thanking. But it's like no,
like I'll still audition against people like to prove it.
Like I'm not saying, listen, it doesn't matter. I just
don't like the disrespect of the new generation because they
get attention, thinking that that's a talent. But it is
a talent for attention.
Speaker 2: Well it's that exactly, but doesn't mean that you can
sustain the audience either, keep them engaged. A lot of
people that popped off like Hoctua. There's nothing else there though,
that's not a real thing. That's a plant.
Speaker 3: I agree, but I'm saying it was.
Speaker 1: I mean, she's a nice lady, I'm sure. Don't be mad,
but she.
Speaker 2: Wasn't able to sustain the podcast after you know, the
rug pulls them on. Probably didn't want to, she didn't
care about it. Well, everybody gets a taste of fame
wants to keep being famous.
Speaker 3: Though.
Speaker 1: Yes, but it's a totally different thing. But I love it,
and I think we all have to do our own
thing for now on. Like traditional media, like you're you're
you're done, and I'm not going to tell the pods
you'll see them, but you're doing a run of pods
on your way out here, and you stopped at very
big pods along the way on the in the country.
And it's just a different model. Like I was telling you,
you would go to New York and you would do
how Turn in the morning and then you would do
a good you know something in New York and when
the Williams in the afternoon, and you do Folin at night,
and that was it. It was no other press to
do it because you couldn't get it. There wasn't there.
Speaker 3: Yeah, you would.
Speaker 1: Do all the morning radio, then you would do newspaper
in early mid morning, then you would do TV in
the afternoon.
Speaker 2: Now you go to people's houses, yeah, and you go
to their home studio, to their bathroom. Yeah, at their house,
right next to their bedroom and their dildo's and all that,
and then you're doing in the studio. Why the dildo?
Why just bring that up. I'm just saying when you
go to people's houses and it's like you see all
of their not not here.
Speaker 3: But I'm saying, people have their home studios. Now.
Speaker 2: It's just it's wild because I wasn't in the era
of the nineties media, so I don't know what you
went through. But it's it's like, yeah, so you go
in the morning and you're doing this guy's podcast at
this house.
Speaker 3: Then you drive over here to this other guy's house
to do this podcast. It's just crazy. It's weird, but
I like it.
Speaker 1: I like it because it's our thing and we can
do it. It's way more work. It's really annoying all
day for me.
Speaker 3: Yeah.
Speaker 1: So it's like I want to get to the place
where I can hire people to do everything. I don't
want to even care about social media, but it is.
Speaker 3: We are our own entities.
Speaker 2: We just now started paying people to do clips and
hiring people to edit Inland, so that's very important.
Speaker 1: Yeah, yeah, I got that. I got good clip people good.
Speaker 3: Yeah, that's key.
Speaker 2: But yeah, so we did uh Alex and we did
we did interview with stuff on Mall and you, and
then we did Harrison Smith's and then we did Hodge Twins.
Speaker 3: Yeah, Hard Twins, the Hard Twins, I.
Speaker 2: Know who they are. Yeah, And uh, it's funny because
I start, I start podcasts. Except for you although I
did this the first time, but I started the podcast talking.
Speaker 3: Like them and it trips them out. Really, I'm the
hard twins. How do you do it? How do you
do And then uh, yeah, I'm gonna do Jesse Peterson. Yeah,
got on you whytch you make your own laughing club?
Watch you make your own laughing club? Who's that is that? Jesse?
He said? You remember what did he say?
Speaker 2: You said, I want to do comedy and I don't
like getting censored. He said, why don't you close your
own laughing club?
Speaker 1: Laughing club?
Speaker 3: Jesse's with a bath from at.
Speaker 1: Laughing club.
Speaker 2: I was dying laughing at that podcast.
Speaker 3: He's the best.
Speaker 2: So well, we gotta go do him. I'm gonna do
another whatever podcast to make with another feminist. We're gonna
do another Crowder. We did Crowder a few months ago.
We're gonna do that again.
Speaker 3: With Gerald Triply doctor Drew.
Speaker 2: It's a whole retinue of pods. Okay, so yeah, that's amazing,
all the best. By the way, I write comedy now,
I don't know if you know that what I mimic you?
Speaker 1: You write comedy? Where for Sam Hunt? Oh you're writing
for Sam for one year.
Speaker 2: Does he know that? Does he want you to tell
people that you're doing that? Absolutely brag about it everywhere
you're writing for him. The Samai Show did one whole
stand up No, the sam Hich Show, he does a
whole show. Oh yeah, like full production show. Congratulations, it's blast.
Speaker 3: Yeah.
Speaker 1: I told people that, like he's one of the people
that kind of inspired me because his whole house is wired. Yeah,
and he's like monetized. I think that's brilliant. He did it,
so I think that's fish tank. Yeah, that was a
wild idea that was that's its own thing.
Speaker 2: Yeah. And then he did MDE and then they paid
to do the second season on their own, Like you're saying,
create your own media when they got canceled, but then separate.
This last year, we've done the whole season of The
sam Hai Show. First episode super viral, twenty five million
views where he did dear Elon, calling out Elon.
Speaker 3: That was a fun one to write.
Speaker 1: Wow, Okay, I'm gonna have to check this out, but
let's go talk about what's happening in the world right
to it. So the Epstein List comes out. I remember
Alex saying like, oh, well, we've seen all this, We've
seen all this, and then I felt like, obviously the
last drop was like new for everybody. It was, So
were you aware that that drop was going to be
like that?
Speaker 2: No, dude, I was live streaming when it started, okay,
doing a podcast, doing a live stream, and I'm like,
as I'm refreshing Twitter, minute by minute, it's like the
craziest stuff is dropping every minute, which would have been
like a two to three week news cycle story like
ten years ago, and it's like, minute by minute, every
drop that's coming up under Mario de Fall and all
the people on Twitter, I'm like, dude, this is insane.
Speaker 3: How is it?
Speaker 2: How?
Speaker 1: Why was it dropped like that? And how is it
being dropped?
Speaker 2: Because as soon as it went live, people just immediately
started digging through it and all the biggest Twitter profiles
just went crazy with it.
Speaker 1: So it was people were watching it and did they
know it was going to drop?
Speaker 2: Well, people didn't believe it would because they've been saying forever,
remember and they gave those like fake ass binders that
were that they gave out that were fake binders a
year ago, so people didn't think they really would release
this stuff. And a lot of it's obviously still redacted,
but you can dig through and figure out, like, even
though it's redacted, what's going on at least I would
say sixty seventy percent of it.
Speaker 3: You can figure it out, you know what I mean? So, bro,
I lift in the whole week, Like I did thirty
hours of live streams of this.
Speaker 2: It was getting like I did a six hour podcast
and I got seventy thousand views covering NonStop. You were
surprised they dropped it. Yeah, So why did they drop it?
There was so much pressure from Massi and others to
drop it, and because Trump was so adamant in the
campaign that he was going to run release the Epstein
fives this time to have them released, they probably need
to have them released.
Speaker 1: And then they did it pretty good.
Speaker 3: Thank you, We're king.
Speaker 2: Hold on you throwing me if you're doing jokes, this
is what we did last time. It's like we're gonna talk.
I like to be I'm trying to be you dog,
I'm You're me, You're you, you're you. Listen, people on
the internet think.
Speaker 3: We're related to by the way. They're like, are you
guys related? Is that your cousin or.
Speaker 2: Brother isn't that wild? And your wife's name is Jamie,
isn't that crazy?
Speaker 1: So wait, let's go back.
Speaker 3: So it's dropping.
Speaker 1: So they release it and they redacted so much, which
just shows you how dirty and guilty they are.
Speaker 3: Redact the billionaires.
Speaker 2: Yes, so it's it's evil, it's horrific, it's this is
the greatest vindication of everything that conspiracy I know have
been saying. I know forever Pizza Gate's real, beyond oh
you had bath pizza Gate and beyond beyond.
Speaker 1: Oh shit, bro, you're right bad be You're so right, bro.
Speaker 2: No one's doing anything I know. This is what's sick,
which also confirms the conspiracy theorist perspective that the caball
run stuff and.
Speaker 3: It comes out and nothing happens.
Speaker 2: And people are just gonna it's on their phone. Oh
March Magnet, Oh look white Claw and you're scrolling. It's like,
oh yeah, I couldn't watch the oscars at all, Like
I didn't care about I was like, people are just
gone about their fucking day.
Speaker 1: So where are we ask what are we gonna do?
Speaker 2: I think the Internet desensitized a lot of people to
this stuff, and then they see stuff like you're saying,
and they just it's just another thing on the scroll.
It's like, oh, yeah, cool, we're ruled by elite pedophals.
Oh you know what I mean, this doesn't register.
Speaker 3: People are just like.
Speaker 1: Zoonkeed because I saw a great quote about it. A
woman said, it's it's gonna either make you your brain
reacts with two ways where you're so crazy you're like yeah, yeah,
yeah and no, or you get to a place where
you can't deal with it and you completely zon't exactly
yeah yeah, but and the trick is defining the ground
where you take action against it but also keep living
your life.
Speaker 2: But you can't.
Speaker 1: But so it's like, but like we're you know, the
great term is we're not angry enough.
Speaker 3: Yeah.
Speaker 2: The finding that like balance between all this really dark
stuff and processing it and handling it the.
Speaker 3: Right way, that's that's a huge challenge that takes a
lot of time.
Speaker 1: So, well, where are we at?
Speaker 2: Like what what? What? Who? Who?
Speaker 3: What are we doing?
Speaker 1: So like everyone like it's it's both, it's everyone's involved.
Speaker 2: So if you go back to like the eighteen hundreds,
you had these elite banking families.
Speaker 3: That would write about how they got.
Speaker 2: Advanced intelligence and then they could buy up the market,
the London stock market on advanced intelligence.
Speaker 3: Fast forward to years later and your boy Jeff Stin
mceffreys over.
Speaker 2: They're talking to the same types of family, some people,
and he says, yeah, I've got advanced intelligence and we're
going to buy these things up. And when there's a
crisis in this region, it's chaos and we, you know,
profit from the from the chaos. Instructions literally saying that
in the emails it's crazy, and then he writes to
Peter's heel and he says, yes, by the way, Peter,
I represent the biggest banking interests in the world.
Speaker 3: I'm their league gate, I'm there at tache. Uh and
so how about we do this? How about you come
to the island. How about you do this.
Speaker 2: It's just like everything even the bailouts, remember the bailouts.
They're like, yeah, we're gonna prop from these bailouts. We
can buy everything up like a fire sale. So uh,
I mean, is everything down the line that you thought
of as just this insane level of conspiracy temple hat
stuff that people.
Speaker 3: Would call out. It's all in all of these.
Speaker 2: Emails, which was just blowing my mind as it was
dropping livetime and really, you know, while I'm live streaming,
So you're surprised, yes you are, because it was all there.
Like I thought they're going to release another bunch of
something that doesn't show much, and it's like millions of
files that show everything, and there's three million more, you.
Speaker 3: Know what I mean.
Speaker 2: So there's three million more?
Speaker 3: Isn't that crazy?
Speaker 1: And how do we get them?
Speaker 2: I presumably they will continue to push for it to
be released. I don't know, but everyone is. I mean,
Trump has been a huge disappointment the last six months.
I don't know what you think about that, but I
feel like he's just kind of like it was a
lot of good stuff happening and then it's kind of
veered off course.
Speaker 3: I don't know when to get too political.
Speaker 2: I don't know, but I haven't really followed everything. I
don't know, you know, like I know the Iran war.
Speaker 3: Well, but then he also just said like I don't
want these released.
Speaker 1: But then the whole with the Yeah, that was a
huge disappointment, Like, dude, release and this is what you
should really campaign on this. Even if you didn't campaign
on it, she just release it.
Speaker 2: It just really shows that the world is basically run
by Bond villains, like we in the conspiracy world have said,
it's in the Bond movies. Like that's why I wrote
the first eighty pages of my first book on how
the Bond movies show It's like, what's really going on.
Speaker 3: In the world.
Speaker 2: This is literally showing that what we've been saying for
so long.
Speaker 3: I know you've been a long time dabble.
Speaker 2: Are in the conspiracy arts yourself, so you know of
these things well, and here we are.
Speaker 1: You know, you educated me so much, you and your wife,
and then you know, one of the things I learned
is I underestimated my audience. And I owe them an
apology because I would say, we'll just go slower with it.
But people are like, shut up, Jamie, like we get it,
but sometimes you go down this twisted rabbit hole. Not
just the simplest things, but but people really get it.
But here's my take on everything. I think Sam TRIPLEI
has got the greatest simplest thing about it. Here's where
it is everything, like he says, this is Sam TRIPLEI
on our son. This is everything is sorcery, and that
everything is to appease as gods. There's this is just real.
I know, people, I'm gonna try to make it so
it doesn't sound crazy that there really is these entities
in other realms and these super like NASA. That's all
true and how that was started, and it was partially
started telling me how I'm wrong with literally saorcery.
Speaker 2: Jack Parson one sorcery, Pasadena, Dude, Pasadena, Okay.
Speaker 1: And then if you look at you get power by
doing this. You educated me on the movie with Fritz Lang,
which was called Metropolis and it was a child eating robot.
And now there's all this stuff since the Oscars of
how that robot morphed into o Scare which became Oscar
oh Scare.
Speaker 2: It was like another.
Speaker 1: Verse or Kosar's a there's a connection to another like
deity or someone that they believe is powerful, and that
that statue represents that. But what I'm saying is, so
my whole thing is everything is run by satanistic principles.
Speaker 2: You tell me what I'm wrong. The world is run
by satanic.
Speaker 1: Principles, and people are like, what that means is I
try to break it down so people are simply understanding it.
It's like if the world were run by Buddhist Buddhist principles,
there would be more bulls of fruit or different things
as offerings, because that's one of the tenements of Buddhism.
If it was run totally by Catholicism, which it is
a lot of Catholicism, you would see more crosses and
confessionals everyone. But you see that stuff. Satanism is this,
you know, dark thing that I think people don't even
think exists, which then goes back to the thing and
the greatest trick you ever pulled was making you think
he doesn't well in mind, belief more than ever, one
hundred percent exists. It's no boogieyman. It's a belief system
that literally is no different than Catholicism or Buddhism. And
there's there's laws.
Speaker 2: And commandments for it, and one of them is you
have to show your hand revelation of the method. And
now everything starts there. So the movies, there's just too
many movies that are predicting what happened. That's all the
revelation of the method, and then there's the things that
were that are being revealed in the Epstein files are
all part of.
Speaker 1: That stuff of just like this is how you get power.
And then you you know, like I said, like in
the Old Testaments or whatever, I'm Jacob's sacrifice, there's Holy
Sun and.
Speaker 2: I'm sitting there and I'm like, I didn't think anything of.
Speaker 1: It, but like there's a lot of dead sacrifice kid
talk when you're in first grade in Catholic school, and
I'm like, what is that? Now? I never looked at it.
Speaker 3: It's all throughout the Old Testament.
Speaker 1: Yeah, so I'm like, what, So basically you have all
this stuff. The world's waking up. I don't know why
they made the Internet because now we're all talking, which
is maybe I can't believe they made a mistake. And
so right now, I think there's two types of you know,
there's more than two types. But there's people like you
and me, and then there's people there's three types. And
then there's people that aren't aware at all, which is crazy.
And then there's people that are aware that but just
choose not to get involved. Yeah, and they're the worst.
Did you see You're terrible?
Speaker 2: So do you know Roger Avery that wrote pulp fiction incredible?
Did you see him on Roger is going off?
Speaker 3: Did you see him?
Speaker 1: Of course?
Speaker 2: I s insane, But I was saying no offense, but
I was saying stuff that week before my pods.
Speaker 1: But he said so much of the great he said.
Speaker 2: All this, I just I mean, I didn't expect him
to say all that, Like on Rogan that was pretty crazy.
But all of what you just said, he's basically was
saying that, yeah, which is like massive audience. And so yeah,
that's what the you know, the first book that I
wrote was about that, you know, twenty sixteens. When it
came out, I gave it to Alison Webers. You give
that to you back in the day through Tripoli. So
shout out to Sam Tripley for sure. But yeah, we
live in a world where, like you said, there's spiritual realities.
People tap into those through various means, and some of
those entities are nefarious, and I think that, yeah, you
can in a way gain certain powers by doing these heinous,
inverted actions. And I think when you talk to Jamie
the other Jamie, when you get into those dimensions in
those realms, like the whole idea there is that you're
going to tap into and get this power, but really
it's a delusion because you're just hurting and helping, hurting yourself.
You're praying on yourself and others. That's the tenet of
Satanism is basically you're your own God, and then you
end up praying being a predator on other people, energy, vampire,
all that kind of stuff, and it ends up destroying you.
So it's not actually freedom, it's actually slavery.
Speaker 1: The files are so insane, a.
Speaker 2: Lot of it, if even not even like the really
sensational stuff, which seems to be accurate. Like even the
other stuff is pretty interesting because Epstein seems to be
basically a high level Blowfeld style crime consultant. He's not
the top of the pyramid, but he's like recruited into
by David Rockefeller to be the head of the Trilateral
Commission when he was thirty in the nineties, right, so
he's put in a very high position early on, he
tells Bannon because he's able to explain fractional reserve banking to.
Speaker 3: The elites, which is weird because I would have thought
to be elite you would understand that.
Speaker 2: But apparently he's a really good consultant in crimes, like
a PhD in crime, So yeah, I think he's a
crime consultant. Con Man sued, who was very skilled at
networking and bringing people together and telling them what the
elite wanted.
Speaker 3: As that sort of attachee type of level. Did you
see he was?
Speaker 2: Even the Bannon interview, He's like, Yeah, I was in
super Max and I was in my own jumpsuit, and
I would go to get to my daily phone call,
and I would call up like the head of JP Morgan,
Chase and tell him like what to do. So he's like,
remember Pauli in the Getting Good Fellas, He's like over
there cooking the meatballs and he's like running the family
from the jail. So it's like Epstein was doing that.
Are you kidding me?
Speaker 3: Oh?
Speaker 2: He says that in the interview the head of JP Morgan, Yeah,
why would he tell him?
Speaker 3: Because he was He said he was giving him consultation.
Speaker 2: And advice during the bailout, the housing crisis and the bailouts,
telling them.
Speaker 1: Why would he know more than the head of JP
Morgan because he was.
Speaker 2: A crime consultant to the global elite. In fact, the
second day, one of the emails that came out was
his itinerary before he got arrested of where he was
going and who was going to meet with dude. It
was like fifteen heads of state, Prime minister's alter in
the world. But I'm confused. So he's a crime consultant.
So they all are listening to his advice on what everything,
particularly networking and well black market krona stuff, so making money.
For example, he has to explain to Ehod Barrock what
Peter Thiel's company is and how to go from government
service to private contracting and consulting. So it's almost like
he's a high level PhD administrator of criminal operations that
exactly exists, but that it's a real thing. There's people
who have I don't mean going to university.
Speaker 1: Well he's not a criminal, but Peter Thiel's company is
not a criminal.
Speaker 3: I'm saying that.
Speaker 2: He was explaining to the President of Israel, Ewood Barrock,
what Peter kills Till's company does. And then he says,
for example, you as president, when you leave government service,
you go to be a consultant. Does that makes sense?
So he just explaining to him people. He's like telling
people coming up in the ranks and who are heads
of state, this is how you go to the next level.
Does that make sense? So it's he's Blofeld dude. He's
a crime consultant. Is he the guy that lives in
like the Island? Okay, I know you're talking.
Speaker 3: What the White Cat.
Speaker 2: And he's like a criminal mastermind, right, Yes. So we
went to dinner with this dude who was a government
prosecuting attorney in Brazil a long time ago when they
had what was called the Brazil car Wash scandal.
Speaker 3: Right, this was a huge nationwide corruption scheme.
Speaker 2: That our government was involved in legal stuff there, right,
And this guy was tasked with studying how Brazil was
co opted and compromised throughout the entire government structure.
Speaker 3: Right, And we went to eat with this guy.
Speaker 2: We were talking and he said, if you've ever read
about Operation Gladio And I'm like yes, and I told
him all about Gladio. He's like, do you know about Gladio?
So well, I read a bunch of books on it.
He's like, it's the same structure. And he said, they
have a dude who's like a PhD in crime, not
the university, but like at on his street level Dylan University, Yes,
who organizes these things. And so Epstein was like one
of those at a high level one is he still alive?
They just saw if they could expiltrate Maduro, they could
exciltrate him.
Speaker 3: Yes, I wouldn't be surprised.
Speaker 2: We took Meduro. You know, Cuba right now is completely
blacked out and they don't have any oil. That means
there's no electricity. So are we going to take over Cuba?
It seems like we're back into empire mode. What do
you think because like the neocons, it was like build
an empire.
Speaker 1: I think so. But it's like we took our Meduro.
Was that right or wrong?
Speaker 3: Well?
Speaker 2: I don't like socialism, but like, well we are immediately
appropriate oil which went to certain.
Speaker 3: We stole as oil, right, we went to and it went.
Speaker 2: Immediately to certain ally countries.
Speaker 3: So the oil was u huge resource grab, So we
basically just stole.
Speaker 2: I don't know if it was actually about fentanel boats
drifting this.
Speaker 3: Partly? What will Cuba be about? Strategy? Locate a strategy location.
Here's another thing to think about.
Speaker 2: If we had a base in Cuba this whole time, Well,
why couldn't we have always.
Speaker 3: Just taken Cuba And they'll say, oh, well then it
would make.
Speaker 2: Russia mad Ukraine made Russia mad, So like, what's the
logic behind?
Speaker 3: In other words, I'm saying, I think that they let
these things be there.
Speaker 2: As excuses for a while until they need, until they
need to have a revolution. Why do we go into Iran?
Speaker 3: Long story?
Speaker 2: Short eye would say, it's the repeat of nineteen fifty three.
It's the same strategy of color revolutions and taking out
the shaw I mean, she's taking out a mosaic by
the shawl in and then he failed and put British
intelligence put the Iotola Kashani in, and then they made
deals with the Ayatola Kamani. So the Iyatolas are in
a way opposed to the West, but they also have
back room, back door deals with the West. So the
present day attempt at revolution has to do with how
can I say it, with the without a greater Middle
Eastern project if you know.
Speaker 3: What I mean.
Speaker 2: No, the expanding of certain countries in the Middle East
long term project.
Speaker 3: Yeah, sort of a net Yahoo project.
Speaker 2: Oh okay, the BB project how about that?
Speaker 1: So wait, but do we go in the Iran to
help the people take the oil?
Speaker 2: Ultimately it's always been a wild thing hmmm, because when
they took out Mozadec and put the Shah in the
CIA under Operation aj I.
Speaker 3: They were working literally for what would become VP.
Speaker 1: Will they use a nuke?
Speaker 3: I don't know. What do you think?
Speaker 1: Well, I was always told the Aliens will not let
the nukes happen.
Speaker 3: There's a wild clip from that Yahoo.
Speaker 2: He says if you want to change, if you would
like to change a run, you should be Molro's place,
and I ran it's a good impression. He says cultural
revolution their Hollywood would do better than actual revolution, which
is I thought that was a funny clip. So but
what about the nuke? I mean, I would imagine with
Samson option all that they would have that as a
real last the last resort.
Speaker 1: Because there's Sam and Israel's getting really hit hard.
Speaker 2: Yes, so iron Domes seems to have not been as
iron iron as they thought.
Speaker 3: Yeah, which is crazy because I've always heard that, like
Israel the most premier defense you know ever.
Speaker 2: But then October seventh also seems to have not gone
as everyone expected.
Speaker 1: So there's so much convalescing now of things, and like, well.
Speaker 2: The Epstein files are.
Speaker 1: Real, right, They're not a distraction. No, some people say
they're a distraction.
Speaker 3: Are you kidding?
Speaker 2: Like the great that would be the biggest news story
of our lifetime, next to like jfk assassination or the
big It is a.
Speaker 1: Big story now and no one's talking about it because
of how is it not on the war? So I
think that, well, how is it?
Speaker 3: So?
Speaker 2: Is the war distraction even though there's always been wars
in the Middle East and an opposition between Do you
think this is partially distraction?
Speaker 3: Yes? Partially?
Speaker 1: Okay, So why does.
Speaker 2: The CNN and Fox talk about Epstein files every day?
Because those entities are run by and funded by the
same institution and corporations that would be implicated in terms
of the elites.
Speaker 1: So here's what's crazy, man. This shit's out there and
it's just like people are still just lapping it up
with a spoon. They're just fucking gonna go watch March Madness.
People don't care. It's almost like it's crazy.
Speaker 2: Some people think that perhaps it was released as a
demoralizing effect to tell the population, oh yeah, how about
we release it and then you see that nothing happens,
and then that's a big middle finger in your face.
Speaker 3: Some people argue that that's the case. You think it's.
Speaker 1: Well, I mean people, The one way it could be
happening is that people could straight up just stop consuming things.
Speaker 2: That's the only way it can happen.
Speaker 1: Stop consuming things like march, like millions of people march,
not like not watching CNN. Yeah, like, and that's it's
it's crazy, like all the distractions.
Speaker 2: I know, there's just so many of it. So it's like,
I don't even know.
Speaker 1: It's like, Satanism has never been more real, Conspiracy theorists
have never been more right, the proof of a evil
ball running our world has never been more real.
Speaker 2: Right, and yet people are just not understanding here.
Speaker 3: It's like, yeah, but did you see the sports whole game?
Speaker 1: Yeah? So it's like, what is in the environment here?
What's gonna happen?
Speaker 3: Like?
Speaker 1: Is Alex Jones as a real person?
Speaker 3: Correct?
Speaker 2: Like he is?
Speaker 1: He is an actual fighter for truth? Correct Because there's
always people saying he's a control op and all that stuff.
Speaker 3: He seems very real to me.
Speaker 2: Right, I'll start him in two thousand and three, and
over the years I would hear him reference to this
for that book. And I'm a book nerd, So when
I would hear him.
Speaker 3: Say somebody which book, well, he would say.
Speaker 4: If you read us some like John by Olwen's The
Ego Science. Unbelievable, folks, unbelievable, get ecoscience. Sure enough it so, Hey,
you with my Alex.
Speaker 2: Later it says we're gonna drug the population and the
food and in the water to depopulate.
Speaker 3: Okay, wow, that one's right.
Speaker 2: Then he says, Hey, reads the big new Brezenski's book
between two ages. He says, my dad worked for the Pentagon.
He told me when I was young to read Brezenski
Technocratic era. Sure enough, it's there, he says, read HG.
Speaker 1: Well, so over two days, been writing about everything two decades.
Speaker 3: But I fact checked him. I snooped him.
Speaker 2: I went and snopes all of Alex Jones's book claims,
and sure enough, after twenty years of reading all these books,
it's like, damn, he was spot on.
Speaker 3: So even if he had bad motives, I don't think
he does.
Speaker 2: Think he's been legit and telling the truth, even if
he got this or that thing wrong, Like he's still
sincere like all of this stuff. Ninety of what he's
said is right. He was talking about Epstein. He was
talking about Epstein fifteen fifteen years ago. So I know
you spot on.
Speaker 1: So he's our lead truth teller I think, along with
David Ike.
Speaker 3: Cheetah Ori the Chita. Yeah you agree with that, I don't.
You don't believe in David Ike.
Speaker 2: Well, I'm saying that he I'm making a joke about
his cheetah Oris, but he's.
Speaker 3: Talking about demons.
Speaker 2: I mean in that sense he's he's talking about the
same kind of entities that you mentioned earlier.
Speaker 1: Well, don't you think AI is that partially?
Speaker 3: It could be that.
Speaker 2: Yeah, it could morph into essentially that, Yeah, without being
real like not being a real demonic thing.
Speaker 3: It could be mimicking or like demonic activity.
Speaker 2: Yes, yeah, I'm just saying that. It's like, I mean,
I don't think AI itself is a demon, but it
can be coded and programmed to be demonic, like in
terms of being anti sky in it, right, it could
be like an anti human sky.
Speaker 1: Well, some people say you're summoning the demon with it.
Speaker 3: Well that's what I'm saying, Like, I don't know about that,
but you.
Speaker 1: Know, I actually think there's demon in the in the encoding.
Speaker 2: I wouldn't think so, but if people do say that,
but it could be coded to do d money.
Speaker 1: Yeah, I feel like some days something's really going to
pop off, and then other days people just trudging along.
Speaker 2: Yeah, I mean it was like the Epstein thing was
the biggest thing, and it's kind of like and then
like once there was Iran in the news.
Speaker 3: Yeah, no one remembers.
Speaker 1: And then Iran was like it's supposed to be done.
And now it's just like, you know, four years later, you.
Speaker 3: Can Jamie two weeks to flatten.
Speaker 1: I know it's so true, dude, everything.
Speaker 3: Is two weeks. You don't like any about jokes. I'm
I'm determined. I'm determined to make Jimmy Kenny laugh.
Speaker 2: But you are funny, bro. But like when i'm if,
I want you know what I mean.
Speaker 1: So you don't have to be serious. It's just like
there's moments it's see you're an actor, right, I could be.
But do you know what the number one tenement of
acting is.
Speaker 3: Read the room.
Speaker 1: Yes, so you will look at your partner. Acting is
not acting, it's what react yes two for two. So
I like your jokes, but.
Speaker 2: I'm just slowly waking.
Speaker 1: I'm trying to get like deep answers because you're smart,
and then you're going into a David Ike impression.
Speaker 3: Every podcast I'm on, I am personally.
Speaker 1: Don't you see me not talking about comedy anymore. Comedy
doesn't even matter all the time.
Speaker 3: What do you mean it doesn't matter?
Speaker 1: It does, but it doesn't. It's not important as opposed
to finding what the truth is. That's the most important thing.
Speaker 2: But you guys, you guys, as comedians have been at
the forefront of saying and joking about things that change
the Overton window of society.
Speaker 3: What's the overton mean?
Speaker 2: Like what you can't and canon can't say, what's not
a acceptable when comedy. That's why they had to go
after comedy to shut it down through the censorship, because
the comedians are the front line of challenging sacred cows
that you can't question. Yes, so that's why comedy is
crucial actually to controlling free speech and society.
Speaker 3: Don't you think? Yes? Okay, so that's why you guys matter.
It is.
Speaker 1: But it's like what sapism. Comedy is good, but when
there's someone's drama, but it's like it's not the most important.
You can't just be an escapism though with all the
stuff's happening, Like I think the movie They Live absolutely
is a documentary that's in my second book.
Speaker 3: I totally agree, right, yeah, whole chapter on that.
Speaker 1: Yeah, and I haven't even seen it yet.
Speaker 3: Now you're making jokes.
Speaker 2: And I did a movie, No, and I did a
movie with Roddy Piper Got Restless all And I know,
I've never seen it. I only seen parts of it.
And I'm good friends with Keith David. You're in you're
in movies. You're not a movie buff. Would you say
you're a movie buff? No?
Speaker 3: Okay, I'm just in them. Okay.
Speaker 2: I wasn't an acting buff. I wasn't a movie buff.
I liked comedy, but I wasn't a comedian buff. And
I was never like trying to be anything.
Speaker 1: It was only because I was so people don't know
what to do with me. Either they laughed at me
or they thought I was crazy. Then I was like,
I got it. I like Hollywood was kind of like
the only thing. Like I know what people say, they're misfits,
but I actually was like, let me explain to you.
When people do comedy, when they first start, they invite
all their friends and their family and they're like, come,
like me do comedy. Okay, when you do comedy, it's
because you don't have any friends or support that wants
you to do it. You're outcast, so real comedian comedy
pain forces you into it. Comedy is the band aid.
Speaker 3: Okay.
Speaker 2: So then when George Carlin, which I used to watch
when he would go and he had the whole bit
about stuff and rat shit, batshit dirty old twat sixty
nine assholes tied in a not hooray, lizardshit fuck. You
remember that bit, do you?
Speaker 3: I've heard of my grandmother's big fan him.
Speaker 1: Okay, that was still his. I don't know if I'm
abot tell me that's what he said.
Speaker 3: Now.
Speaker 1: See, I didn't even know how much I love Carlon
and I remember that bit. You come on HBO in
the summer and you watch it.
Speaker 2: So I must be some kind of a comedy nerd
because I enjoyed that bit.
Speaker 1: But he would do that and I would laugh. And
then when I started getting successful in comedy, my agent I.
Speaker 2: Just went for just for laughs. And this was like
ninety seven, and he.
Speaker 1: Said, and I just saw that the ediest, most greatest
comedian working right now is seventy two years old or
seventy one.
Speaker 3: It was George Carlin.
Speaker 2: So whenever that special came out in ninety seven or
whenever the one was.
Speaker 1: It's a big club and you mean in it. I
think he saw the run of that before it was taped.
And he's like theiest greatest comedian is like either sixty
eight or seventy something whatever.
Speaker 3: I don't know when George.
Speaker 1: Died how old he was, so I'll never forget that.
So George was naturally funny. Danny was against the system
and then he became a like mind blowing. So that's
why he is the number one comedian of all time
in terms of like piercing the veil. There's no one
that can touch him.
Speaker 3: No way.
Speaker 1: I will argue with anyone, but Eddie Murphy might be
the funniest. I think he's actually the like you'll never
laugh harder than Eddie Murphy. That's for me, and I
think I have a lot of people that agree with that. Like, literally,
his job is a comedian is the he is literally
the funniest person like and such harming, good looking, can
do any character or impression done, and then we're all
babies of that.
Speaker 3: You know.
Speaker 1: Richard is an amazing mix of both. People forget but
people sleep on someone who is it who is a
black version of George Carlin, which is Dick Gregory. Dick Gregory,
give him his flowers. You need you know about Dick Gregory.
And you see all the clips of him when he's older, right.
Speaker 3: So he's.
Speaker 2: The dude. And then there's Joan Rivers, who is an animal.
I love John.
Speaker 1: So that's whatever made me up. I never wanted to
be anything other than just like heard. I only started
podcasting toil, like so people can hear my true voice
and try to sell tickets. But calmly, somehow became truthful.
And there's a lot of people in the comedic community
that are will just put you in a box, you know, like.
Speaker 2: They'll say, oh, podcast pros or this or that or another,
like middle aged white man in front of a microphone,
and it's like that's just not, Like that's not why
can't I have my opinion people?
Speaker 1: But like every if everyone's uninformed, But it's like not,
you know, like I'm not just a talker of stuff.
I'm like, I'm in it. I try to be entertaining,
but I don't try to be if it happens, actually,
but I just like to talk to people I like
and find out.
Speaker 3: Things things, So.
Speaker 1: It's all just everything's different.
Speaker 3: Well it's fun. I mean, don't you enjoy I love
doing this.
Speaker 2: But people will try to say that you shouldn't talk
because you're not you don't know enough. But like I've
I don't care what people say.
Speaker 1: I've learned a lot of stuff through podcast and I've
tried it and is all of it correct? No, but
there's a lot more that's correct that they don't give.
They don't give, they don't give the credit to.
Speaker 2: I've been able to speak to some of the smartest
people out there and people I grew up watching like you,
like this is dreen come true.
Speaker 1: So like, yes, but you get facts that I wouldn't
normally get.
Speaker 2: Yeah, No, I mean yeah, you get to talk to
like you said, like high toier people and what's better
than that? And educated like you. You you educate me
and you're not known. Just because you're not known doesn't
mean you're not educated. Do you know what I'm saying?
We talk about sex bionage?
Speaker 3: No, I just told Kyle what I've been studying lately.
Speaker 1: And tell me what that is. Well, I think I
know what it is.
Speaker 2: Well, it's weird because I read a bunch of books
on this, and you know, I read Whitney Webb's book
same publishers as me.
Speaker 1: Is she the most informed person.
Speaker 2: Well, she's the most informed on Epstein, but I think
there's other areas. I think she and I would have
big disagreements. But I think she's more of a left
minded person. But she has a lot of information and
a really good book on Epstein.
Speaker 3: So that's classic.
Speaker 2: If anybody wants to read that, it's the volume two
of One Nation or Blackmail. But before I read her book,
I had read separately several texts on like how intelligence
agency's in cults trap people with sexual blackmail. And it
was just weird because I'd done these lectures last year
on my YouTube channel, and then all this Epstein stuff
comes out, and then I read Whitney's book right before
that came out, and so it was like all coalescing
to be like this is how the world really and
people don't even realize it all right, Like this is
insider info in the sense that people don't read history books,
they don't read military, you know, warfare type books, but
it's part of warfare.
Speaker 3: For example, there was this Japanese dude named Kenji.
Speaker 2: Deuihara one hundred years ago, right when Japan was going
to war with China, and he got this idea to
set up a whole network of brothels throughout China, sell
them opium even before British opium stuff right, and get
all the hose the three fos to be essentially spies
and intelligence operatives. So he pioneered this in the modern
era way before Epstein.
Speaker 1: So this is like, let me comment on what he's saying,
because what you're saying is so true. And I'm going
to give you an example of this the Kan Film Festival.
This is basic thing. Here's what this whole thing is.
Nerd has money. Nerd spent his whole life getting money
and being good at something because he's a nerd. Nerd
has no social skills. Hollywood has cool, but no money.
Cool attracts the women. It's the guy who's the club promoter.
No money got the chicks. Chicks run the world. Poon
Nanny runs the world. Everyone wants to be inside poo Nanny.
Do we agree on this.
Speaker 3: That is a huge motivator in the world. Now.
Speaker 2: So the guy that has the red carpet velvet rope
access in the club is more powerful.
Speaker 1: Than nerd with money. She's gonna have sex with this guy,
and then he gets her into a world where she
can meet other people. Now she's not gonna have sex
with them for any other reason, because she just thinks
he's a sexy guy. But he has no money. His
clout is that velvet rope. So that principle, if you
can think of this, goes out through our whole world.
Speaker 2: You tell me what I'm wrong.
Speaker 1: The con Film Festival is rich guys who want to
get into Hollywood, who buy their way in. Okay, the
studios don't like to spend their own money. Some are
studio finance projects, but a lot of them are nerds
and now it's a compliment and they have yachts and
then they have the stars here in the projects. They
put up the money there, and the people put it together,
the studios and stuff. But there's one thing that people
are forgetting.
Speaker 2: Unknown girls, beautiful unknown women.
Speaker 1: Let's not say girls, because you guys are weird about it.
You know, twenty one and above are always there and
they have You're like, who the fuck?
Speaker 2: Listen?
Speaker 1: I used to date a woman who traveled.
Speaker 2: In a circle of a lot of beautiful women, and
I'm like, why are you going to this festival?
Speaker 1: She's like, oh, I just like to go. I love her,
but it's like she had nothing going on there. There
was never she was never in any of the movies
she but there was a lot of rich men and
ended up this is what happens. So all of that,
what you're saying goes across the same thing. I'm not
going to tell you who. But I was with a
very high tech person twenty years ago, and the minute
we hung out, we were put together by somebody that
I was like, I wanted to get involved with this technology.
Speaker 3: He wanted to get involved with Hollywood.
Speaker 1: And he's like, yo, where the girls, Like, where's the party?
So I know this whole thing. Fame is concierg for
your dick. Okay, that's just the truth, And so people
are more attracted to that. They love the money. So
when you're saying this stuff, this is Hollywood one oh one,
it's everything.
Speaker 2: Yeah, I think you would immediately understand and vibe with
what I'm saying from what most people.
Speaker 1: But it doesn't mean it has to start that. It
doesn't mean it's sexploitation. But there are a lot of
people that probably are doing the faious.
Speaker 3: Things, right.
Speaker 2: But sexpionage specifically is when powerful entities such as nation
state actors or global crime syndicate people figure out people's
proclivities to then manipulate them, pushing on that weak point. Right,
So if a person has a proclivity, you provide that
and then you've entrapped them. And so it was just
crazy to read all of that and then read Whitney's
book and Epstein stuff comes out, and it's like confirmation
of all that. Even beyond just nation state actors, what
about international crime syndic it's doing this stuff.
Speaker 3: So as part of it, that's a huge piece of
the puzzle.
Speaker 1: So I'm trying to say, yeah, so Levin, you ask
you so they used to shoot a lot of movies
in Prague. Mm hmm, Well, Prague is an Eastern bloc
that's its own thing. Whatever you want to consider that,
but I consider that intense part of the world.
Speaker 3: Okay, Now they said it was cheap.
Speaker 1: Okay, there's a lot of women in Prague, So if
you're doing a movie in Prague, you should probably not
hook up, and if you do, you have to make
sure it's just Now a normal hookup. You're working all
week on a movie and you meet some beautiful women
and you guys are hanging out, you should probably check
all IDs and all this stuff, because is that.
Speaker 2: An example of what I mean people offense prague people
in tier positions or even at times consulted by the
government or by the FBI. He you might be entrapped
if you go to this, so be careful. So this
is this is a very normal thing for that level
of stuff. But only reason I'm saying that is that
like the average dudes and chicks out there, they don't
know that the world works this way, that that's how
the world's really run. And the Epstein stuff showed that
it's not just for actors and stuff like that. This
is like the top of the world elite run the
world this way.
Speaker 1: So why did Les Wexner give Jeffrey Epstein his whole life?
Speaker 3: Again?
Speaker 2: It seems like Epstein had a skill set which was
very unique to him, which is why you got recruited
by David Rockfiller into the trial Hotar Commission to money Manage,
which appears to be all kinds of things Zoro ranch
experimentations and transhumanism, advanced intelligence, which allows you to gain
the stock market, buy up things ahead of time. That's
what he says to Arianda Rothschild in that email. It's
black market stuff that you can't talk about. Probably it's
all of those things, and probably because black market stuff
is quicker, easier, and more profitable than on the up
and up would be my guess as to why. So
you're telling me a guy who's a multi billionaire with
it seems like an above board brand. But is this
is a question.
Speaker 1: Is that whole thing with the Victoria's Secret model and
all that stuff, is that just one big trafficking organization?
Speaker 3: Could be? Could be?
Speaker 2: This is a question? Are we allowed to ask that question?
And look, it feels like it's dirty.
Speaker 3: Definitely.
Speaker 2: Brunel was using this association with the company and the
brand for recruiting. So yes, there's old chapter and Whitney's
book on that, by the way, and all the women
are models, which they are, they're modeling. But really what
the whole brand exists for is to entrap powerful people.
It seems to be multi faceted because these things can
be multi they can be multipurpose, so absolutely, and that's
not unique to that. There's other instances where we've seen similar,
similar types of things where things are cut out. So
you mentioned, for example, something's filming in.
Speaker 3: Prague, Beware, et cetera. Well, there've actually been entire movies
and production.
Speaker 2: Companies and operations set up as intelligence fronts. You've seen
Argo surely and afflex areg Yes, Well, dude, I got
a question about that.
Speaker 3: Go ahead.
Speaker 2: The movie is about the CIA using a fake movie
being made in Iran as an intelligence cover.
Speaker 3: So I mean there's all types of layers to this.
Remember that, dude.
Speaker 1: You know I just sold his company conveniently for six
hundred million.
Speaker 3: WHOA.
Speaker 1: So my question is, come on man, mhmm, everyone at
the top, since I've talked to you, and I believe this.
Speaker 3: Is control.
Speaker 1: With that, it seems like even if you believe there's
one star in movies that doesn't have something, they're not
somewhat controlled. I'm not saying they're compromise.
Speaker 2: Well, you don't have to be compromised, yes, to be controlled, yes, so,
but there's I think understanding of to go up, like
certain things have to be understood.
Speaker 1: And I'm in Hollywood more than you, I mean, and
I've never seen it, and I think that's why I
hit a certain level. And like people have told me this,
it's like they can fill you out and it's like
you're not down for something.
Speaker 3: You're not yet if you're not down for But like I've.
Speaker 1: Never had any official offers, but maybe there's been some
sly combos that they I didn't pick up on. But
I mean is like if you look, I'm not gonna
I mean the rocks.
Speaker 2: Well like in the case of say Ben Affleck, I
don't think like he doesn't have to immediately be involved
anything nefarious the way that seems.
Speaker 1: To No, I don't want to say that word.
Speaker 2: No, I know, but like, so what happens is like, Okay,
you make these movies with the CIA. The movie you're
making a movie with the CIA openly. That's not a conspiracy,
it's open I know.
Speaker 1: So that means he was chosen.
Speaker 3: So you're essentially functioning kind.
Speaker 1: Of like an arm of the CIA. So it's not fair.
But that's not fair. It's just like here, we're going
to use you to make this movie, as opposed to like, hey,
here's a great script.
Speaker 2: Yeah you know what I'm saying, Like every movie I made,
it just was a great script. Or a project that
I made, or I raised the money, or I got
the studio to agree with. I just did that. It
was just to entertain and tell the story. It wasn't
a fucking act. It wasn't like.
Speaker 1: Some crazy baganda. Yeah, like you know, not within my eyes.
So it's just crazy to me. So it's like I
think music.
Speaker 2: Stars, I think sports stars, right, am I crazy?
Speaker 3: No?
Speaker 1: Like I don't think hockey guys are controlled. I think
they're cool. I don't think baseball guys are controlled.
Speaker 2: Yeah, I only think they don't. I don't think they are.
I think basketball definitely has some controlled people. Football for sure,
for sure. Like you, I'm not going to name the name,
you can tell who the fuck? He just looks like
a fucking bot. Well, the entire Super Bowl was like
the commercials. It's like all Syot and Kiltra type stuff
every year. Oh okay, super Bowl rituals.
Speaker 1: Yes, So, in your opinion, was Bad Bonnie chosen to usher?
Speaker 3: In what I read?
Speaker 2: I don't know if it's true, but I read that
it was jay Z that chose Bad Bonnie to perform.
Speaker 3: Jay Z openly says follow Alistair Croley.
Speaker 1: So do people realize that jay Z's in charge of
the super Bowl halftime entertainment.
Speaker 3: Why did he ye?
Speaker 2: And the end entertainment?
Speaker 1: So the super Bowl, So the NFL is actively what,
in your opinion, trying.
Speaker 3: To first and foremost.
Speaker 2: I think it's just an arm of the deep state
propaganda and that's why they were pushing like military stuff
all the way back to like remember Katy Perry was
doing like military promo stuff m M for the Super
Bowl years ago. I mean and doesn't mean Katy Perry
has to understand all the ins and outs of the system.
She probably doesn't. They just use these people to promote
the silverall agenda. So w Taylor, Remember there was that
amazing clip. I know they covered it, Jesse Waters and
I think got Pill and others covered it. Maybe where
Taylor Swift was chosen. I don't know if they didn't
explicitly do this, but NATO had a meeting where they
wanted to use Taylor Swift for quote ssyops and propaganda
to promote NATO. Really, yes, it was a viral, massive
viral like year two. Remember this was right before remember
all that Super Bowl is two years super Bowl drama
and it was like a her.
Speaker 3: And she was going to fly to the Super Bowl
with her boyfriend.
Speaker 2: And you know what I'm talking about, I don't forget
who who is she dating, which I don't follow football,
Kelsey that guy. I think that it was organized sports
are fixed.
Speaker 1: It's faking gay, and all sports are faking gay.
Speaker 3: I just love to staying fixed.
Speaker 1: No, but it's I mean, I think they're fixed.
Speaker 2: They are because the World Series was fixed hundred years
ago and it was a huge scandal. I remember that,
which one most famously was it nineteen nineteen World Series.
I think really they threw it. Yeah, it's a famous,
famous case. But I mean people think everybody kind of
knows about that case. But then nobody ever thinks about
today's sports being thrown or co opted until there was
a dude named Brian Touhey and he was going around
on podcast ten years ago because he put out a
book about this, and he was a consultant for the FBI,
and he would go tell the players, like, organized crime
is going to approach you, and they're going to offer
you a lot of money to throw games, and also
you'll be tempted to bet and throw the game. Right,
So I mean, they wouldn't consult on this if.
Speaker 3: It wasn't real. Wow. Yeah, Brian too. He look up
his whole. He there was a whole. He'd been doing
this for years, multiple books on it. Yeah. So a
lot of shit's ragged than fake.
Speaker 2: Okay, But also the Super Bowl pushes in all the
halftime shows like total rituals, Satanic ritual stuff for a
long time. First one I remember was like, I mean
the remember when Timberlake was dancing and what's your faces?
Nile Titty popped out, nipple gate, yet gate, what about it? Well,
that one was odd. I don't know if that was
Is that a ritual? I don't know, but I'm saying
like after that, they got crazier. And then we had
like I remember Pink did a whole Masonic ritual, but
that might have been the VMA's I get them all
mixed up. But we had Britney Spears doing her snake
dance and licking snakes or whatever she did, and we
had her making out with Madonna, but I think that
was MTV Movie Awards. But then we had Gaga and
she did a crazy egg thing. We had Katie Perry
riding the Beast, the Woman rides the Beast, which is
Crillian stuff.
Speaker 3: So I mean, and on and on. There's many many anymore.
Speaker 2: But bad Bunny, baby bad, I was get these funny
cash me outside.
Speaker 3: How about that? I get the mixed stuff. Bad Bunny
was h he all about t R A n Z
type things. I think, do you know what I mean?
Speaker 2: You can't say train, I don't know. I don't know.
I don't know.
Speaker 3: Well it's like, yeah, that's it's associated with that domain,
so speak.
Speaker 1: So I did a pod because you're just saying all
this stuff because all that you're basically saying, these are
all rituals, right, So tell me if this is true?
This Christmas there was like seven movies that had snakes
in the poster.
Speaker 3: You noticed that? So I didn't. This is funny? Do
you think that's funny? I'm just I didn't notice this.
Speaker 1: But the fly almost flew in your mouth. I know
that was that's open your mouth. I'm gonna fly and
ship in your beliefs because you don't want to shping
on me right now? How do you not know this
Zootopia snake?
Speaker 3: I just didn't see every movie.
Speaker 2: Posting bad Guys snake and a Conda snake? You think
this is funny. What are you laughing at?
Speaker 3: You're making fly jokes.
Speaker 1: Because you're like a and the fly must flew right.
Speaker 2: And you're you're telling me not to laugh, and you're
making fly the flies attacking at.
Speaker 1: Because you said symbolism.
Speaker 3: I don't know whether I should laugh or not laugh.
Speaker 1: This symbol the snake symbolism is real, right, yes it is.
And the Vatican looks like that, correct.
Speaker 2: I know you're talking about the audience hall. Yeah, I
don't know who designed that event.
Speaker 3: But it looks like it could be could be. Well,
it looks like a snake. It does look like yeah, yeah,
it's insane.
Speaker 1: Yeah, this's crazy.
Speaker 2: The Vatican looks like a snake. No one's talking about it.
Speaker 3: Well, we've talked about it, but nobody.
Speaker 2: Snakes are in every like there's so many snakes of
Like what that is?
Speaker 1: Whatever?
Speaker 2: What does the snake represent in Satanism?
Speaker 3: Uh?
Speaker 2: The ba, the lower based desires, self will, predatory, all
of those things. So Satan will come and get out
of here, Satan, Satan will.
Speaker 1: I've never seen one fucking moth or flying here, bro,
I haven't seen one fucking It's crazy, you know why?
But he had to get real plants. I guarantee they're
in the plant.
Speaker 2: There's no way. I haven't been one fucking bugg in here.
I thought it is a off from that.
Speaker 1: Plant, my home depot plant.
Speaker 2: This is why, let's go We've never had flies the
whole fucking career of this.
Speaker 1: Go back to the rubber plants. That guarantee that's a
fucking moth plant. Fuck, that's a real fucking moth.
Speaker 3: Fuck me go.
Speaker 2: Back to the rubber plants. Okay, listen, I just.
Speaker 3: You don't cut that.
Speaker 1: Oh that's crazy because I'm sitting there like huge ass
moth and was flew in my throat.
Speaker 2: That's revenge because you said that the devil was shitting
in my mouth. So now now it's coming back on you.
Speaker 1: Well, it's just like, bro, there's no way there's a moths.
Speaker 3: I did a mool over here and you didn't see it.
Speaker 1: Bro. Do you know how clean this house is and
there's one moth. Now, I don't want this moth to
lay fucking eggs in here. Fuck, so let's go back.
Speaker 2: I need to like do some kind of sound way
that everything can't survive. It's like a hyperbolic chamber house. Okay,
so is that too much? Can I keep that?
Speaker 3: That's awesome?
Speaker 2: Wait, hold on, you should have all of this raw
going out because you were doing Alex Jones. You want
to hear my Alex Jones?
Speaker 3: Please? Well wait there you're lapping? Is uh? The babies?
Hillary Clinton claim ail there? Anybody? What you dave was up?
I gotta warm up? Well what we're doing due Hillary
Clinton claim here? And they got babies? There's babies? Is
that right? I'm on the right way.
Speaker 5: Yes, there's a mall. My mouth was open, My mouth
got that, got that math almost flew in my fucking mouth. Wait, now,
I gonna work on it.
Speaker 3: The babies. That's good. I'm working on it. It's good.
Speaker 5: Here's what it is old frogs. The frogs are homosexual.
I gotta get it better.
Speaker 1: Wait, snakes, Satan will come with you, come at you with.
Speaker 3: A pair of tits. And I just realized all this.
Speaker 1: Go watch Dracula again, one of the greatest movies of
all time.
Speaker 3: Geryelman and Francis for a coble one. Okay, yeah, it's great, insane.
I love it. We just watched it. You're that's dark.
Speaker 1: And the women the serpents are.
Speaker 3: Sex and they they tell me their.
Speaker 1: Sex literally sex in the human form, and the way
they've I've never seen that girl since Sadie Frost, I
think her name was sex and the way she came
up and and then the girl in the movie that
she was with. That's literally representation of like the temptations
of the serpent.
Speaker 3: But the serpent is also a phallus.
Speaker 2: So yes, what does fallus mean?
Speaker 3: Wenus?
Speaker 2: And what's that?
Speaker 1: Are you saying what I think you're saying without the
p Why can't you say pee?
Speaker 3: No, it's the internet thing. Venus is a joke I
was saying, instead of penis like a we weave it.
Speaker 1: Okay, So the apple logo mm hmm compromised.
Speaker 2: It does mean and symbolize the knowledge of good and
evil in the gardens. So absolutely, I mean that's the
meaning of it.
Speaker 1: Yeah, so then apple, huh apple? Why is our bite
out of the apple?
Speaker 2: Because it's a bite of it's like Promethean stealing the
fire of the God's knowledge.
Speaker 1: I know, but people just think it's an apple. No,
it's it's so definitely means there's a plan of that.
Speaker 2: Well, and Steve Jobs would trip acid a lot and
would say, yeah, I'm getting like, you know, inspiration ideas.
Speaker 3: Via who came to him. I would actually argue, you know,
Philip K. Dick is right pecadi. Yes, okay, he would.
Speaker 2: Say that, and he had a lot of weird views,
but he would say that, like all Silicon Valley is
like erected as a deep state milt natural complex thing.
So I think that a lot of these tech oligarchs
are not organic. They are aided and abetted by so
true man, nobody's natural.
Speaker 3: And they get tax breaks.
Speaker 2: So like remember Social Network the movie.
Speaker 5: They're taking sand. What they're doing is there's coming. They're
taking sand. What they're doing is a compressident and they're
putting the little neurons in it. They're taking sand. That's
what they're doing.
Speaker 3: About the mouth just flew in my mouth.
Speaker 1: It's coming as I wait, as good, so wait, so
they take sand and they put in it's true, dude,
I thought these guys maybe microchips. Well, Paul, the guy
that was his partner, I think was a real guy,
Steve Want Yeah, I actually think he was a real nerd. No,
that many of them are, and I think Paul Allen
was a real nerd, many of them. And then I
hear Bill Gates now part of the deep state. So
so okay, so.
Speaker 2: Well, they get special deals in contracts with certain people,
right remember the movie Social Network, It's like they have
mysterious investors that to show up. And a lot of
those companies we know on record were in Qutel, which
was a CIA front that was funding all the.
Speaker 3: Silicon Valley stuff. So basically, Silicon Valley is a CIA creation.
Speaker 2: Intel, Why didn't the government just say we're going to
create Silicon Valley? Why is that illegal? Because it's there's
a lot of advantages to having the facade of it
being a free market creation, and you can pull from
and sap the creativity and.
Speaker 3: The power of the people through that model. So think
about like social media.
Speaker 2: When they first came on the scene, it was all
of everybody's creativity. The videos are made by the people.
Then once they build up the you know, the platform,
then they turn on the censorship and it's a top
down structure. So it's kind of a scam.
Speaker 1: Totally amazing the way you just said that, we basically
built out Facebook and markets all the money, you know what.
Speaker 2: I say?
Speaker 1: The same thing with that is crowd work, and I
like crowd work. But it's one of like the seven
skill sets you can do in comedy. And it's fine,
and it's a very popular thing right now, but the
audience is doing all the work and so they don't
get any of the money.
Speaker 2: Well, I will come to your next show and you
can crowd work me, and then you can start fanning
out something. Well, it would be like like, hey, bro,
where are you from to see?
Speaker 1: Oh, so that's the popular hat there, No, maybe bucket
it's a bucket hat.
Speaker 3: Correct.
Speaker 1: You go to BUCkies. You know, Buckies's people. You know
there's gonna be some tickles. Somebody will say something back
and forth. The next thing you know, I'm doing ten
minutes and off of your hat.
Speaker 2: And so that's a little flies. I'm wondering that big
fly shot out that little fly. So all offspring are
ship it out actually scientifically, so hold on you poop
out of baby?
Speaker 3: As I said that to my wife full of time.
Are you going to pop out of a baby?
Speaker 1: I can't say that today, So we had Serious is
also based on the symbolism of serious.
Speaker 3: Yes. Correct. The dog Star Serious.
Speaker 1: Yes, dog Star is the name of a band. It's
crazy how you can see all these symbolisms and the
star is just on the Hollywood Walk of Famous start.
The star is everywhere.
Speaker 2: And what it.
Speaker 3: Means, well, it has many meanings. Do you talk about
this in your new book? I talk about a bunch
of different By the way, I signed this to Brady.
Speaker 1: Way before I take that, I'm gonna say something.
Speaker 3: I'm gonna tell you about The Weekend.
Speaker 1: I think The Weekend was a normal musician and I
think either he was cloned or changed, because there's no
way he's an normal musician anymore.
Speaker 3: And why is that in your view?
Speaker 2: Well, first of all, he's humongous, so he's tailors with.
Speaker 3: He.
Speaker 1: I was in Africa, Bro, and he played like ninety
thousand people in like Jakarta. People are listening to this
shit on a coconut. I mean he was literally like
fucking playing ninety thousand people in Jakarta.
Speaker 3: It's just crazy, Okay.
Speaker 1: Music is very hypnotic, super hypnotic.
Speaker 2: Girls literally the robe when they listened to it, they're like,
like he is like a he is like a god.
Speaker 1: They gotta watch. The series he did on HBO was excellent,
but it was very telling and no one got it,
which is crazy.
Speaker 2: You should watch it. The character he plays has a
kind of.
Speaker 1: A luciferian vibe. And you know, music is hypnotic. They
do it to you. It's ritualistic and the way they
can put the beats in and stuff, take away our bells,
all that shit. But also he had a thing at Universal.
This is when I went full fucking tinfoil, which is
not anymore. And there's you know, Saw had a thing,
and you know the Purge has a dang yeah, and
then like you know, you know, Terrifire now has a thing.
You know, Scream never had a thing, and the Weekend
had a thing. He had the Weekends like Scarehouse and
it was him and different things and it was bloody
and it was gross, and there was all types of
demonic imagery and I was like, weird, what does it
have to do with your music? Yeah, that's weird, weird.
And it was a huge thing a Universal where a
Scream never even had that.
Speaker 2: I took video of it, like he's in a bloody bath.
There's little versions of him, there's big versions of him.
There's this crazy it's crazy bro Like when I see
Red on the back drop of a concert, I think
that's all demonic could be.
Speaker 1: Isn't the color red just straight up like that?
Speaker 3: If it's used intentionally to mean that.
Speaker 2: I don't think the color red itself is bad, but yeah,
it could be used in those contexts for sure.
Speaker 1: So people can think I'm crazy. But like, that's what
I'm just saying. It's like controlling the masses through what
you're saying.
Speaker 3: Right.
Speaker 2: Do you remember that movie from like two thousand, the
comedy Josie.
Speaker 3: And the Pussycats with Rachel Lee Cook?
Speaker 5: Oh?
Speaker 3: Yeah, I remember doing that. Did it?
Speaker 5: Was a deep state came in and what they did
was they took a pussy cat and they made the
cat gay.
Speaker 2: Go ahead, you're doing the impressions because you did it.
Speaker 3: Not okay, I had to, like, I broke you.
Speaker 2: I broke you, so go ahead. So what about you?
I read for that.
Speaker 3: Movie, did you? Because I thought there's a couple of roles.
I think Breck and Myra.
Speaker 2: I think Seth Green is in it, okay, and maybe
it's a Green role. The uh, the deep state basically
creates a pop star band, that's what the movie's about,
and they used the music to mind control and disrobe
people's mental faculties.
Speaker 3: And that's that's exactly what you said. That is the
plot of the movie, and.
Speaker 2: That crazy and it's actually like government agents in the NSA,
like you're creating a pop band.
Speaker 3: Dude, my brain.
Speaker 1: I want you to think about what we're talking about. Okay,
So why is that crazy?
Speaker 3: It's not.
Speaker 1: Maybe I am a fucking do you think you?
Speaker 3: Sometimes? Maybe I'm crazy? You think that. No, But like.
Speaker 1: You know what, maybe I am a dope because I'm
like a useful idiot sometimes because I'm not aware of
how I'm being used, Like I'm in the system, right.
I remember auditioning for that movie and not looking at it,
not reading the script because I'm not gonna read the
whole script for a smaller part, and when it's on
my side and ended up going it was like they're
gonna remake, They're gonna make Josie the Pussycast. It was
like a big light to do and to get. And
the plot of that movie is so crazy.
Speaker 2: It is, but it's dressed up through puff and pink
and frilly things and comedy and slapstick and.
Speaker 3: Music and oh my god, and then don't hurt.
Speaker 1: It and then and then Deep State Bug. So then
I just hate it. Because it's the first bug I've
seen in my property. I guarantee it came from that
fucking plant.
Speaker 2: So the fact that the deep state made something so
light and airy just proves our point.
Speaker 1: It's like, that's the same thing with Satan. It comes
to you in the form of fucking pop chicks, yeah,
or comes in the form of of of of gummies,
gummy bears. You know, like simple innocuous things that you
don't think are anything. That's just crazy. You just told
me the plot of that movie.
Speaker 3: I was surprised.
Speaker 1: That's crazy. Did you even know that? So that's crazy?
Speaker 2: In two thousand, nobody knew that right, Like we were
just I mean, unless you were already kind of conspiracy awake.
I'd watched a few conspiracy things and seen a little
bit by the year two thousand, but I wasn't really
attuned to it. And then when I met Jamie, she
was like, I should watch jos and the Pussycats.
Speaker 3: And I was like, why would I watch that?
Speaker 2: And she's like, because the whole plot is the mind
control pop stars to mind control of the audiences.
Speaker 3: I'm like, what are you serious?
Speaker 2: Is this more your thing or your wife's thing?
Speaker 3: Well, we both do, but we do the same thing.
Speaker 2: No, you have different things, well, but we also do
the same things. It's a both and not either or Okay,
what about this The Hunger Games?
Speaker 3: Uh huh ritual?
Speaker 1: What is that movie?
Speaker 2: Well, America collapses and we go into this new sort
of socialist type state where every district quote unquote has
a mandated job that you have to do, and then
there's gladiatorial human sacrifice.
Speaker 1: So that's how can people not look at that and go,
that's a weird ass plot for a movie.
Speaker 2: Yeah, so in your opinion, let's break this down. So
the normies are what we call the smooth brains, can
actually understand this, so this movie will be made. Tell
me the plot of it again. The Hunger Games, Well,
Suzanne Collins wrote three young adult novels that were very
super popular at the time around the same time as
It's so hot in here, this fucking.
Speaker 3: Moth He's trying to get out of because it's not here.
What about there? He goes, he's gonna actually he's gonna
go up. He's going he went out next coming back.
I think he covers your camera there. I hope Kyle
keeps all this is great gay wait, hold, we got
Godzilla versus Matha over here?
Speaker 1: What were just saying? The Hunger Games?
Speaker 2: So Susanne Collins wrote that young adult thing that was popular,
it becomes the big blockbuster movies, launches the careers of
did she wrong?
Speaker 3: Just write it? On?
Speaker 1: Just happened to write it?
Speaker 3: Well, that's what I'm saying.
Speaker 2: I don't know her background, her story, but my point
is that by the time it makes it to Blockbuster era,
it's going to have some very interesting messaging.
Speaker 3: Not going to judge her motives. I don't know if
she has good bad motives.
Speaker 2: But the stories have pretty wild levels of truth. We Hey,
so you get so.
Speaker 1: You get a young girl who's an emerging star who's
from Kentucky Jlaw. Yeah, so it's just a perfect vehicle
for her. Do I think she was cast and was
or is there a work there? Potentially? Meaning wrestling? Right,
A lot of this stuff is wrestling. I think the
world is wrestling.
Speaker 3: What do you mean by the world's wrestling?
Speaker 1: Oh, I can't believe you don't know that. Okay, there's
two types of things in this world. There's reality and
then there is wrestling, and a fake wrestling is not fake?
That again, that's disrespectful. And you know if Jerry Lawler
were here, he would fucking body slam you. Okay, do
you understand what that means?
Speaker 3: Fake? But there's wrestling.
Speaker 1: Okay, it's not fake. They hit you with a chair,
but they hit you maybe half speed.
Speaker 3: Okay, so you're really getting hit.
Speaker 1: No, dude, you're still on a cage match. I'm not
even a mark for it. That means a super fan.
I'm not even a mark. But if you're thirty feet up,
you're jumping. Now it may be a breakaway table, but
you still have to jump and land.
Speaker 2: That's not fake.
Speaker 1: Now it may there's real blood. Okay, so this is all,
but it's worked, meaning you gonna win. And this is
a character. It's Mula whoever the older character was, and
Junkyard do Chic, Yeah, the Iron Cheek and they have
a thing and they're like, all right, so Iron, you'll
say something like this and then Mula will come in
the great I think it was a Mula and then boom,
and it's just kind of work, like a Larry David
episode where they kind of work out a rough idea,
but the actions inter and in are real. Yes, they
pull their punches and stuff, but not all the way.
And so it's real. They're paying these guys. That's why
they're older walking around. They're incredible. There are athletes, so
it's just a storyline, but the real physical is real.
But they do love each other and they do follow
in relationships all the tiff so in it though, if
you're talking to somebody you like this, no, bro, I
can't tell you them.
Speaker 2: That means it's real shit. Okay, Okay, I've learned this
because my boy is like a super fucking wrestling story
and that means.
Speaker 1: No bullshit, Jay, this is real, So the world is real.
And then wrestling meaning do I think Jennifer Lawrence was
the height and it was perfect story the thing she
was nominated for her award and then that way you
take a nominated girl who's got the credit artistically put
as a blockbuster, becomes a blockbuster and then she's a
worldwide entity. Yes, do I think that could happen one
hundred percent. But also this deep steak could say, we
want to get this messaging out. We got this girl,
let's prop her up to get this nomination because it's
this little movie that no one really Yeah, but no,
I don't know, man. Yeah, maybe, and maybe she just
was no me because she was great, which I'm sure
she is. But also if we're talking, they could be like,
let's make sure she gets that nod. This is gonna
sound crazy, but she wore a red dress to that oscars.
Speaker 2: Then from there she didn't win, but she was young
or like the young hot new thing.
Speaker 3: Boom put her here.
Speaker 1: She got the hungover the Hunger Games, and she's the
face of it, and it's like, okay, now you're you're
in the system.
Speaker 3: That's a layer, but there's also that layer.
Speaker 2: Of there's a deeper layer preparing people for if America collopses,
we go into a pan M. In the storyline is
pan M in the future dystopian government under President Snow,
it's pan America. Pan M bring it together two words,
and that means like North South America are all just
big one glob like a super state.
Speaker 1: Okay, so that let's tie things together member pan AM Airlines.
Speaker 3: Yeah, that's crazy. Well, it's the.
Speaker 2: Same idea, by the way, helps set up all the airlines,
so airlines connect all of the world.
Speaker 3: But also the American Union.
Speaker 2: Has been an idea that the elite have had for
a long time to have a giant continental governmental union.
Speaker 3: To do that, you would need to get rid of
the United States.
Speaker 1: You would have a big, big, yeah, one world government.
Speaker 2: Right, but the one world government is divided into continental unions. Okay,
So we already have this with the European Union and
the push for these other types of unions, which usually
don't go very well, but they still would like to have.
Speaker 3: That down the road.
Speaker 2: And the way you do that, by the way, is
create giant megacities in regions and there's no longer states
or state governments. It's just megacities with giant populations around
the mega cities.
Speaker 1: So this sounds like Hunger Games, the.
Speaker 3: Capital City Hunger.
Speaker 2: So stay with me for a second.
Speaker 1: And also, when her phone was hacked in real life
and all this stuff came out, that could also be
a ritualistic humiliation ritual. Absolutely, okay, that could not just
be a mistake. That could just be a humiliation ual.
Speaker 2: So there's a lot of there, a lot of stuff there.
And she also did a movie called Mother, which was Aeronofsky, dark, cobbalistic, crazy.
Speaker 1: Like now you go watch Mother again, knowing what you know.
Now I want to go watch it again just because
how insane it is. Okay, Glen Danzig, mother, why do
you need to put that out?
Speaker 3: Yeah it's dark, satanic, Yeah it's gross.
Speaker 1: But you have to put it out if you want
to show what.
Speaker 2: Well, brutalize the public, deracinate, desensitize the public. I mean,
those are esthetic terrorists reasons. This is why I can't
roll with the oscars right now.
Speaker 1: So listen, think about it.
Speaker 2: Well you just said so.
Speaker 1: Basically, the Satanic laws and principles are put out revelation
in the method hung their games. We're controlling the players
in it.
Speaker 2: Who was ever in it may not know they are,
some may some may not, Like I don't know who
Standing Tucci knows he is or not, just an actor.
Because if I was ever in something that was propaganda,
I never knew it. And I was in Enemy of
the State, which probably was propaganda, and it was you know,
a lot of people talking about it, and we had.
Speaker 1: A ton of CIA guys on that and they were the.
Speaker 2: Coolest dudes, and they were consulting one thousand bro.
Speaker 1: Bro, I've had guns all this stuff. I had the
best gun training. I don't know if they were definitely
government guy. I don't know if they were exactly they're
probably they're definitely NSA guys. There was definitely OPS guys
for sure.
Speaker 3: But they were just like heat consulting.
Speaker 1: They said, we're here to show you how to hold
a gun. We're here to tell you what your motive
would be. We're here to tell you. And the movie
is still ahead of its time. So all of this
makes sense to me. And but I was casting as
Tony Scott laughed in the audition. I don't think. Maybe
my last name is Kennedy. Maybe there's a whole thing.
Speaker 3: Maybe nim Rock is controlling me.
Speaker 2: Maybe I'm in the matrix and a meetings all part of.
Speaker 3: My reincarnated JFK.
Speaker 1: Dude, there's a lot going on. So all I'm saying
is they have all that the Hunger Games.
Speaker 3: To me, there's a straight up play.
Speaker 2: And the UN a long time ago said that we
might bring back the idea of gladiatorial games because that
teaches the public that humans are bad for nature, green
type stuff.
Speaker 3: Right, Alex has talked about.
Speaker 2: This for a long time, like the old Rio U
N Rio plans from like nineteen ninety one ninety two. Well,
they wanted to kind of back then put all the
carbon limitations, not just for your trash, but like human
carbon limitations. Do you can we go once at further?
Speaker 1: Sure, I do you think New York is turning into
shit and LA is turning into shit for a reason?
Speaker 3: Yeah? And what do you think the reason is?
Speaker 2: Those are the two culture creating centers of the country.
Speaker 3: Sure.
Speaker 2: And what happens is so if you got the East
Coast and the West coast, that twenty years ahead ideology
essentially trickles into the rest of the country, but the
yearly about twenty years behind, but.
Speaker 1: Not now because the internets you can see. But let's
go really simple. What do you think they're becoming.
Speaker 2: Socialist? Crazy places and Islamic with the mom Donnie uh uh.
Speaker 3: Here's what I think.
Speaker 1: Here's why I think they're becoming They're becoming jails. Oh so,
I think Escape from New York is another documentary, and
I think Escape from LA is also a documentary classic
because and John Carpenter has done a lot of these things.
Speaker 3: They love him.
Speaker 1: He also did the thing and I'd love to talk
to him because I think he's a real guy. So
either he's super on the ball, or people are going, hey, John,
because dude, New York could become a prison, an island prison.
Speaker 3: Interesting?
Speaker 1: Think about it?
Speaker 3: Am I crazy?
Speaker 1: And the way they're doing la It's in the movie
and people are leaving.
Speaker 2: Travis from Uber left California yesterday. So are my dumb
ass of colors bought here?
Speaker 1: Because I still love it, but they're definitely letting the
lunatics out here, and I love it and I want
to fight.
Speaker 2: For it, so it'll be a purge inside of the purge.
Speaker 1: Let's just talk about that. The purge is real. I'm
seeing more and more. What are you seeing on the streets?
More than anything? What are you guys seeing on the streets?
Tell me what you're seeing now?
Speaker 3: I woke the fuck up, fel.
Speaker 1: What else do you see? Here's what you see?
Speaker 3: You ready for this? People? Are you gonna do it? Fentanyl? Man?
Speaker 1: You see people riding bikes and what are they doing?
Speaker 3: Wheelies?
Speaker 2: These fucking wheelies are everywhere. Now you're laughing. You were
going there because it's bizarre. So people will ride, youthful
people and they'll do wheelies on sidewalks and they'll live
stream it. How long can I do a wheelie and
they'll do a wheelie through groups of people. You're walking down,
there's wheelies and then what else.
Speaker 3: Do you see?
Speaker 2: Groups of motorcycles, dirt bikes, ATVs.
Speaker 1: Huge groups just come down Melros and just fucking blow
the lights and you can't stop them. I'm talking hundreds
of people. I saw Halloween Boulevard last week. I saw
them Melros on Sunday.
Speaker 3: So like Matt Max biker gangs.
Speaker 1: Thousand and a lot of them are wearing masks, skull things.
Speaker 2: This is a takeover, the takeover culture.
Speaker 1: They did it right over here in front of the
Beverly Center where they'll have a car takeover. So it's
like a fast and the Furious meets the Purge meets everything.
Speaker 3: Wow.
Speaker 1: Listen, you can there's, there's, there's It's happening more and
more right now because the spring Break. Look what's happening
and Houston go look up Houston. Right now Houston is
overrun with people doing wild shit and they're calling it
spring break, but it's much more than that. So when
groups of people are getting together, it's fucking wild. Hence
why I'm trying to make the walls bigger and more concrete. Okay,
So that's what we need to have. So do you
see this shit?
Speaker 3: I understand now, Yeah, it's the.
Speaker 1: Law of It's just do you think a wheelie? It's
crazy in Nashville, everything no decorum. Yeah, and it's people
are just getting together and they're like they'll rush the
store and fucking take it over.
Speaker 2: It starts as fun mobs. Yeah, it starts like this, like, oh,
I'm gonna do a wheelie. I'm gonna live streaming wheelie.
Speaker 1: I'm gonna do this, I'm gonna do that. More people
are doing a wheelie and the next thing you know,
we're all in a store. Some people don't even know
if they're committing they're part of a big, massive crime.
Speaker 3: Yeah, okay, and I get you know. Yeah. In fact, so.
Speaker 1: That's purge like.
Speaker 2: It in Nashville and in Atlanta both times have been
there recently, you have people totally just doing drag racing,
giant groups of drag racing all So, if you're in
exactly so, if you're in a city, or you can
go to the beach right and there's no laws, which
is crazy because I was just in Fort Lauderdale and
you can go on the beach at night, no one's
put people on it and there's nothing weird. I don't
know why. It's awesome. If you can and there's bars
open all night down there, if you can go to
the beach, if you can go to the mountains, if
you can just drive around sunset, if you can go
to the studios, and there's less laws and laws enforced,
And these are worlds that you're entering that you had
no idea.
Speaker 1: It's literal GTA, bro, it's gt.
Speaker 2: Fucking A, and it's like, if we can, if we
can get of us together and take over LA.
Speaker 3: Well, GTA is programming for that, dude, the programming for I.
Speaker 2: Know nothing about GTA, but everyone tells me it's the
most legit shit. Well, it's like mad Max programming. Yes, no,
there's a great point brought up. So it is true.
So massive inner city chaos which leads to the lockdown
of the whole area.
Speaker 3: So prison planet or prison city.
Speaker 1: You can't, Yeah, you can't. It's like what was once
Golden was taken over, and it's because less and less
laws are being Here's an example. There's a CBS down
the street. Cute woman was running it, a young Mexican chick.
I don't know why I'm saying that. I'm trying to
paint the picture and this lady walks out. I'm just
gonna tell you all the facts. Tall, skinny black chick,
young Mexican chick, muscular black dude. Guard me in there,
getting bicks in an old bag, getting meta mucial, and
she goes, hey, don't come back here today. Don't come
back here today. And I'm like, what's up. She's like,
second time she get it today. And his chick was,
you know, walking out with shorts. Didn't even look that
much like a meth head. Just a skinny black chick
walking down in foot flops, grab some shit.
Speaker 2: Security guard like, she's like, should we do it? She's like, no,
just make sure she doesn't get in here again. So
I'm painting the picture for you right outside of Hollywood,
of a normal CBS. I'm buying my stuff because I should. Okay,
this woman was in there twice. The guard they were like,
what what should we do? And they're they're like they
know they're not going to be prosecuted. They really wanted
to prosecute her, so break.
Speaker 3: Down lawn order police.
Speaker 1: I'm not mad that I paid. I'm mad that these
people weren't empowered, they don't have enough backup, and that's
just did people just walk in? So if that's.
Speaker 2: Happening, bro, that's death by a thousand bicks. You dig,
but they want that, Yeah, have the excuse.
Speaker 1: The next thing, you know, you're bleeding the fuck out.
Speaker 2: But it starts like that, Bro, do you know the
give a moose a muffin? Do you know what that means?
Speaker 3: Bro?
Speaker 2: I love that. I don't. You don't know this stuff,
and you send to myself, give a moose some muffin.
This is where we're at.
Speaker 1: And my old manager told me this, and here's give
a moose some muffin. You're sitting here like this, right here.
Moose knocks on your door. Yo, y'all, it's cold. Can
I come in?
Speaker 3: Y'all?
Speaker 2: Got moose?
Speaker 3: I'm sorry it's cold for you. You're a moose.
Speaker 1: Moose goes it's cold, bro. I'm like, okay. So the
moose is standing there and he's looking at me. In
my living room, I have this chair.
Speaker 3: I'm lucky. So what do I do?
Speaker 2: I go down and I get up, but I say, moose,
make yourself comfortable, and I let him sit in the chair.
Speaker 1: Okay, moose is sitting there. I'm like, are you thirsty?
And Moose is like, well is that to mind? I
cut off some water, give the moose some water. Moosa
sitting there.
Speaker 2: I'm like, hey, moossek after an hour, I can I
sit there? And he's like no, I'm still sore.
Speaker 3: Like are you hungry? Boom?
Speaker 1: You give the moose a muffin and the moose is
like this for me, Like this is great, and the
moose is eating the muffin. So the moose is in
your house, he's warm, he already has water. Now he's
got a muffin.
Speaker 2: So you come back two hours later like all right,
moosey feel good? Like I gotta sit back. I gotta
do my work. They're like it's kind of cozy here,
you know, Like I know, but Moose, I need you
to go. And Moose is like but I really like it,
and I'm like what you got? I'm like, well, I'm
a moose.
Speaker 1: Now, how are you gonna get a fucking moose out
of your house? See what I'm saying?
Speaker 3: Yeah, takeover.
Speaker 2: It's such a good story, isn't it? Just like the scorpion,
you know, So that's what's happening. Yes, great point, and
they say defrom the police. Then when there's a breaking
down law and order, everyone screens for order, and then.
Speaker 1: The I'm considered a fucking crazy right wing person for going.
I pay my taxes, my credit is above eight hundred. Yes,
I'm very fortunate in life, but I've worked very fucking hard.
Within that, there is some luck, but there's a lot
of other things that happened. And I believe in law
and order and for and and I put back into
the economy.
Speaker 2: I buy locally.
Speaker 1: I support this taco shop. I support this fucking coffee shop.
I get this coffee that's not my kidchen right now too.
Little lesbians behind a truck. Why do I go there?
Not because they're lesbians, not because they're in a truck,
not because they're women.
Speaker 3: Because I like their coffee.
Speaker 2: But it just happens to work, and they make little
muffins for moo. Yeah, but I buy it. See how
that happens. Okay, Yeah, So in other words, the lesbians
are the moose in the story. No, the lesbians aren't moved.
Speaker 1: Don't take that the wrong way. A muffins, So let's
look at your They do have a muff. Let's look
at your book really quick. It's a thousand degrees. What
are we looking at?
Speaker 3: We look at that.
Speaker 2: Let me put my elderly b right outfit glasses on,
representing the elderly today. This is your new book.
Speaker 3: This is part three to this trilogy.
Speaker 2: This is a copstone of three over a thousand pages total.
Speaker 3: All three. Let me see your book.
Speaker 2: The small trickle of audience that buys my book.
Speaker 1: Yeah, you should buy a shit. It's highly knowledgeable.
Speaker 2: Thank you, a lot of wow hereditary misnomer. Give me
an example of what are they? Are they?
Speaker 3: Cia? Well, that was human sacrifice.
Speaker 2: I didn't see it. Both films are basically human sacrifice.
So yeah, Like I covered a lot of movies in
now that I didn't cover before. So we do the
first eighty pages, like Marvel krat which I'm not a
huge Marble fan, but people were saying, when are you
going to cover all the Marvel stuff? So we did that,
and then we did b movies. We did a lot
of the stuff that we've already been talking about this
podcast today. So it's all that is screaming here.
Speaker 3: I might referenced it, but I didn't.
Speaker 1: We get a clean bill of health. We're just a movie.
Speaker 3: Well they're not all bad.
Speaker 1: I mean, so this is basically the nutshell of this
is predictive programming revelation in the math. But are everyone
who's making the movie aware of it? So some people
are just making a movie. So even if the person
created the movie from their mind, it doesn't mean they're
CIA controlled or does that mean they're being fed the information?
Speaker 3: Could be either one.
Speaker 1: But through that it's like an idea may not be
an idea, it may be fed to you, which I believe. Also,
this isn't crazy anymore.
Speaker 3: Guys.
Speaker 2: Rog Er Avery justview Roder.
Speaker 1: Avery wrote one of the greatest movies ever. Co wrote
pulp Fiction, one of the greatest movies ever. I don't
think there's any any CIA in that. It's just an
amazing story movie. You've never seen how a movie was
made like that for and before instance, and so he
was the co creator of that, and he is straight
up just ripping off the band aid and so and
you're just coasting.
Speaker 2: I never would have thought that somebody like that would
literally say, predict the programming in the way you do this,
pot I hope. So it's really hot, dude, I love you,
Thank you, thank you for coming. This was one of
the funnest Did you have fun do an impression on
the way out, then.
Speaker 1: I'll do one's you think that's me?
Speaker 3: That's your laugh? Come on, that's your laugh, dude.
Speaker 2: Okay, so I didn't grind it enough, but that was
those clothes.
Speaker 1: Do your best impression. It doesn't have to be of me.
Speaker 2: Well, if I'm going to do a film, I'd like
to put a little piece of bone inside of my jacket.
And for me, that's called neo shamanic acting.
Speaker 1: All right, that's Nick Cage.
Speaker 3: It's pretty good. All right, Wait, annoying you? Why don't
know if somebody know.
Speaker 2: I did this a whole bit about March Simpson doing
coca part I didn't know whose cocine was. Well, I
just not at bomb behind it? Is that a pretty
good mark? It's great because there's too many people doing impressions.
Speaker 3: Now nobody is March.
Speaker 1: That's great and no, and so I need to start
doing the flex a little bit because I forget people
forget that I did.
Speaker 3: You're awesome. You're likely master impersonator.
Speaker 2: Well not, people don't realize that.
Speaker 3: I know. I know.
Speaker 1: So you're sweet about that. So I have to start doing.
Speaker 3: The watching you for ever since I was a kid,
so I know you're how old are you now?
Speaker 5: Well, I didn't want to say I never knew that
he was a child who was watching me.
Speaker 3: I didn't no idea what happened.
Speaker 1: Hillary Clinton babies, That's how you start, Alex Jones, Hillary Clinton, babies, babies, babies.
Speaker 4: Another thing Alex does huh, unbelievable, unbelievable.
Speaker 1: For the record, if you're watching, Alex Jones is one
of the greatest.
Speaker 3: Comedians of all time.
Speaker 2: He's hilarious, hilarious. Actual persona is like he's actually, no,
he's and I believe that's him. He is hilarious. I
want to co sign him as one of the funniest people.
He is a Bobby Lee type of like that just
Bobby's hilarious as himself and then he happens to do comedy,
so I'm giving him that. Alex is naturally funny and
just and it says funny ship brother, thanks for loving me.
Speaker 1: The first right here, Jay Dyer, go watch this stuff.
Hate to break it to you. It's fucking hot. Like
and subscribe man, pace Pace.
Speaker 2: Talking, they're blockers. That's not why I killed fucking backward ship.
Speaker 3: The pol