Speaker 1: Get ready, seventeenth day of December twenty twenty four.
Speaker 2: Allegedly according to that thing we call a calenter, this
Speaker 2: the O'Kelly effect. We are live here at ocelly dot
Speaker 2: com and Lustie. It is also a tiers Day or Tuesday,
Speaker 2: if you will. So what am I doing. I'm live
Speaker 2: and loud. I am supposed to have Gail nick Jackson
Speaker 2: with me. Now. I gotta tell you I tried calling
Speaker 2: her a couple of times before the show. I've gone
Speaker 2: to air a little bit late here, but I want
Speaker 2: to talk to her if you listen to the Friday show,
Speaker 2: which I didn't get to release yet because there were problems,
Speaker 2: and i'll tell you all about those coming up real soon.
Speaker 2: But we'll get some podcasts out over the next twelve
Speaker 2: hours or so. There's gonna be a bunch of new
Speaker 2: posts and stuff like that. But I spilled a bucket
Speaker 2: of gatorade right before I went live to air and
Speaker 2: tried to call Gail and she wasn't answering her phone.
Speaker 2: So I'm live on the stream. You guys can hear it,
Speaker 2: and we'll preserve it via the podcast feed. How about that?
Speaker 2: And see what happens when we dial Gail Nix Jackson
Speaker 2: once again. Now I got a funny story if for
Speaker 2: some reason she's still not answering her phone. And I've
Speaker 2: got even better stories for what's going on here if
Speaker 2: she does answer the phone. Okay, and don't mind me, folks,
Speaker 2: I'm not feeling particularly well. I could talk about some
Speaker 2: news and other stuff. And this sixteen year old kid
Speaker 2: that apparently slaughtered his family. He was drunk and called
Speaker 2: up called up nine to one one to say, Hey,
Speaker 2: I'm drunk. I killed my family that out of the
Speaker 2: New York area. Earlier today, I saw the published article.
Speaker 2: I'm not sure if it was today or yesterday, but
Speaker 2: maybe we'll get into that before we're all done tonight.
Speaker 2: I've got Larry Hancock scheduled for or let me see
Speaker 2: now tomorrow, and uh, Albert Lanaire scheduled for another day.
Speaker 2: So we got we got a few things going on
Speaker 2: this week and some other stuff I might try to
Speaker 2: squeeze in on the live feed, try and make up
Speaker 2: for the fact that I was way too ill to
Speaker 2: get out podcasts last week at all. And uh, I'm
Speaker 2: still ill, actually, but I'm just gonna push forward. But
Speaker 2: I'm telling you, I have a weird experience to describe.
Speaker 2: If nothing else on the show tonight. Anyway, let's give
Speaker 2: Gail nick Jackson a call and uh see if she'll answer.
Speaker 2: Now I'm using my Skype dial out, so my apologies.
Speaker 3: Wow, Paul has been forwarded to voicemail. The person you're
Speaker 3: trying to reach is not available at the tone. Please
Speaker 3: record your message. When you have finished recording, you may
Speaker 3: hang up.
Speaker 2: Gail. It is Chuck o'chelly calling you to try and
Speaker 2: get a hold of you for tonight's interview. It's Tuesday.
Speaker 2: It's just after eight pm Eastern, which is, you know,
Speaker 2: just after seven pm Central where you are. So, Gail,
Speaker 2: I wanted to talk about the lawsuit. I wanted to
Speaker 2: get on this with you and let's get it out there.
Speaker 2: I mean, I know Doug got a hold of you
Speaker 2: right away and got you on the Dallas action. But oh, Gail,
Speaker 2: maybe you forgot about me. All right, Hopefully everything's okay.
Speaker 2: I hope all is well Dad as well, and all
Speaker 2: that and good news keeps rolling for you. Talk to
Speaker 2: you soon. So anyway, guys, that's the way that is.
Speaker 2: I called Gail. I'll try and call her again. Maybe
Speaker 2: I'll take a break even and try and call her.
Speaker 2: I have, like I said, a few things that I
Speaker 2: could cover alternatively here. I meant to have this discussion
Speaker 2: with her tonight, and she booked it with me. You know.
Speaker 2: Let's see, I mean, do we have any emails anything else.
Speaker 2: Let's see. No, no no email from Gail, no no
Speaker 2: calls telling me she's not coming or anything. So like
Speaker 2: I said, uh, there there, there's first of all, this
Speaker 2: story in the New York Post. Uh published on the sixteenth,
Speaker 2: So I guess yesterday, and you know it's got a
Speaker 2: I'm looking at a weather map slide show in front
Speaker 2: of this is very weird the New York Post sometimes
Speaker 2: on their website. But anyway, I'll drop the link in
Speaker 2: the chat room and try and reach Gaale again in
Speaker 2: a few moments. I mean, it could be just running
Speaker 2: behind it. Oh my god, I didn't realize what time
Speaker 2: it was. And I'll give her a call shortly. Anyways. So,
Speaker 2: a sixteen year old New Mexico boy was arrested Saturday
Speaker 2: morning after he allegedly gunned down his parents and teenage
Speaker 2: siblings and then drunkenly called nine to one one to
Speaker 2: confess to the quadruple homicide. Police said Diego Leva facing
Speaker 2: first degree murder charges in the horrific slaughter that happened
Speaker 2: at Let's see Move. This happened around three thirty am
Speaker 2: before the Valencia County Sheriff's office received a phone call
Speaker 2: from the murder suspect. New Mexico State Police said in
Speaker 2: a news release. The teen allegedly told a dispatcher over
Speaker 2: the phone that he killed his family, then walked out
Speaker 2: with his hands in the air. When deputies reached his
Speaker 2: home in the city of Bellin, authorities said a New
Speaker 2: Mexico teen boy was arrested to oh that's a caption
Speaker 2: under this thing. State police said Leva was extremely intoxicated,
Speaker 2: but was taken into custody without incident. So it was
Speaker 2: amazing to me. Who it just looks like they decide
Speaker 2: to kill who isn't even resisting arrest sometimes and who
Speaker 2: they don't they take in. And I mean even when
Speaker 2: they brought Dylan Roof to go get Burger King on
Speaker 2: his way to jail, I mean might as well, but
Speaker 2: you know after he shot up at church. Right anyways,
Speaker 2: that's that's the okay. The suspect's forty two year old
Speaker 2: father Leonardo Leva, thirty five year old mother Adriana Bancomo,
Speaker 2: sixteen year old sister Adrian Leva, and fourteen year old
Speaker 2: brother Alexander Liva were all found dead with gunshot wounds
Speaker 2: inside the home, according to law enforcement and kr QE
Speaker 2: quick curiosity here. Unless I'm misreading this, I guess there's
Speaker 2: a busy family happening there because two sixteen year olds
Speaker 2: in the same year, huh, and then a fourteen year
Speaker 2: old is the youngest wild thirty five year old mom,
Speaker 2: forty two year old father seven year age defend. Somebody
Speaker 2: once told me that was like the perfect age difference.
Speaker 2: Then they have a picture of the parents. Now, look,
Speaker 2: you know, like regular people. Mom's a little more tan
Speaker 2: than dad, but dad kind of looks like, you know,
Speaker 2: typical mixed race, light skinned people. She looks like a
Speaker 2: typical kind of housewife. There's I don't know, packages around
Speaker 2: for Christmas or a birthday or something, and they just
Speaker 2: seem to be normal people in a normal home, typical
Speaker 2: Americana anyway. And it says in a caption under that
Speaker 2: that's the picture of the victims. The teen allegedly okay, anyway,
Speaker 2: a former teacher was in disbelief that the teen boy
Speaker 2: could be responsible for the ruthless slangs. I would never
Speaker 2: have thought that something like this would happen, and that
Speaker 2: Diego would be capable of doing something like this, Educator
Speaker 2: Vanessa Lagrange told The Guardian. Everyone's in shock. The police
Speaker 2: Investigation Bureau is still trying to determine what sparked the
Speaker 2: murderous rampage. Now why do I bring this up? Why
Speaker 2: did I choose to read this particular story? Got to
Speaker 2: tell you it's it's real simple. We are about to
Speaker 2: enter an interesting time period here, okay at twenty twenty
Speaker 2: five is hello, fan meat shite. This is where we're going.
Speaker 2: And I'm telling you the amount of and I know
Speaker 2: that weird discussion that happened on the Friday Night show
Speaker 2: where you know, b Pete was completely amazed that I
Speaker 2: have no sort of sympathy for you know, millionaires who
Speaker 2: get murdered. But I don't you know, you want me
Speaker 2: to lie about it. I mean I would love to,
Speaker 2: and I try to on a very basic level, have
Speaker 2: you know, compassion for anybody whose life is wrongfully taken.
Speaker 2: But on balance, you see, there's this problem where if
Speaker 2: you're involved in the constant taking of life. That is
Speaker 2: part of your mechanism. And indeed, we may be winding
Speaker 2: talking up, winding up this week talking about some eugenics
Speaker 2: and some other things where people have agendas to cull
Speaker 2: the society a bit, and whether it's for the corporate
Speaker 2: gain of the almighty dollar, or it's for a psychopathic ideal,
Speaker 2: or it's over the imaginary borderlines that are supposedly painted
Speaker 2: on the map that you must defend because somebody's put
Speaker 2: their foot on a piece of land and named it
Speaker 2: so many hundreds of years ago, and other people tell
Speaker 2: them that their God entitled them to a piece of land.
Speaker 2: And other people think that since there, you know, ancestors
Speaker 2: lived there, maybe they deserve to live there too. And
Speaker 2: you know, in all these different reasons for why it
Speaker 2: is that people slaughter and systematically murder one another, like
Speaker 2: it's a giant factory farm and we are nothing more
Speaker 2: than mushrooms to be culled. Yeah, I have trouble with
Speaker 2: sympathy for those that lack humanity when they're more than
Speaker 2: pleased to benefit on So, yeah, I guess I'm a
Speaker 2: bad guy in that way. Anyhow, let's try one more
Speaker 2: time to reach out to Gale before we turn this
Speaker 2: into a completely different sort of show. And I tell
Speaker 2: you about a spoiler, I guess for something I'm gonna
Speaker 2: do that I've never done before on this show. And
Speaker 2: I'm gonna try and do a lot of things that
Speaker 2: I've never done before on this show in the coming months,
Speaker 2: because it's time to change stuff up. Plus, I got
Speaker 2: a story about you know what happened to me starting
Speaker 2: on well, starting well before Friday night. But I was
Speaker 2: so dysfunctional on Friday night that frankly I had to
Speaker 2: sadly even visit the hospital. Okay, and if you know me,
Speaker 2: if you knew me in person, I guarantee you you'd
Speaker 2: be like shocked that I even was, you know, not
Speaker 2: just dragged there in a straight jacket or something. Because
Speaker 2: I I hate them. I can't stand these so called
Speaker 2: doctors who again are under an oath where they're supposed
Speaker 2: to have done no harm, but are sometimes often involved
Speaker 2: in guess what, systematically eugenically sanitation wise, you know, cleaning
Speaker 2: up humanity or calling us again. You know, boy, who
Speaker 2: do I sound like? At this point, Well, AJ went
Speaker 2: on a whole rampage about the gay frogs again not
Speaker 2: too long ago. I don't know if you missed that one.
Speaker 2: I certainly did until somebody like, well, not somebody, somebody's
Speaker 2: a bunch of somebody's had to email it to me
Speaker 2: because whatever he's doing with the Alex Jones Show, and
Speaker 2: now he has his platform back, et cetera, it's pumping
Speaker 2: out transcripts really rapidly, really quickly. In the transcript you know,
Speaker 2: forced them to have to email it to me. And
Speaker 2: then I listened to AJ for a minute and was
Speaker 2: appalled at the fact that him and I have similar
Speaker 2: sounding American voices, and it's it's starting to get to
Speaker 2: me where you know the Australian guys. He used to
Speaker 2: tell me all the time that that was the problem
Speaker 2: that I sounded a lot like panic attack Jones over
Speaker 2: there by jonestown at infohoovers. You know, you sound just
Speaker 2: the same as him, and I would say, a totally
Speaker 2: different accent, completely different attitude. And I'm not here to
Speaker 2: amp up your anxiety and cash in on it like
Speaker 2: he is. Oh, your mail vitality's going because they're killing
Speaker 2: the gay frogs by bye or tangy whatever it is.
Speaker 2: Mail Enhanceford pill and you got to buy stuff from
Speaker 2: my doctor father, who's a doctor. He's a doctor. I
Speaker 2: think he's a dentist maybe anyway, doctor of dentistry. Does
Speaker 2: that even count? I mean, I know they get doctor
Speaker 2: plates and whatnot, you know, on their cars, But anyway,
Speaker 2: who cares. Let's try gayl one more time and see
Speaker 2: if we can't get lucky enough to uh to get
Speaker 2: the lovely Gail Nick Jackson, author of course Orville Nicks
Speaker 2: Senior's granddaughter, right uh and the daughter of Orbviell Nicks Junior,
Speaker 2: and Lustie, the woman who went on a decades long
Speaker 2: crusade to simply recover the original Knicks film of the
Speaker 2: jfk assassination. I've had her on the show before. I
Speaker 2: have no idea what year the last time was, but
Speaker 2: I've had her on several times, and I've had some
Speaker 2: interesting interactions with her. The best ones were this past
Speaker 2: year at Lancer and the year before at Lancer twenty seventeen.
Speaker 2: Lancer was an entirely different narrative. So anyway, let's try
Speaker 2: Gayale one more time and see if we can't somehow
Speaker 2: reach her. Let's just make sure I got the number
Speaker 2: correctly in front of me. Yes, I do good, So
Speaker 2: try again with Gayl Nick Jackson. Apologies for the skype noise.
Speaker 2: By the way, all.
Speaker 3: Has been forwarded to voicemail. The person you're trying to
Speaker 3: reach is not available at the tone. Please record your message.
Speaker 3: When you have finished recording, you may hang up.
Speaker 2: Hey, Gail, it's Chuck o'ceelly again calling you from the
Speaker 2: o'celly effect and I'm on my microphone and all that
Speaker 2: good stuff. I'm live on the air and I was
Speaker 2: hoping to speak to you today because we had arranged
Speaker 2: to get together this Tuesday discuss tell people who hadn't
Speaker 2: heard on dub show all about the courtroom ruling regarding
Speaker 2: you the next film. Anyway, I hope that your family
Speaker 2: and everyone is intact, safe and strong. I hope nothing
Speaker 2: is wrong. Okay, you know, send me an email or
Speaker 2: something and let me know that at least you're okay,
Speaker 2: or let me know what I did that now I'm
Speaker 2: on your crap list or whatever. Please, I don't know.
Speaker 2: I thought we were all cool last time we talked.
Speaker 2: What can I say? All? Right, Well again, I hope
Speaker 2: you're well. I hope your husband's well. I hope your
Speaker 2: dad's well, hope everybody's well, and I hope this is
Speaker 2: nothing more than just you know, oops, I forgot and
Speaker 2: you know, I'm sorry. I'm so forgettable. Gail. I'll talk
Speaker 2: to you soon, I hope. So that's that. I let
Speaker 2: another message for Gale next Jackson. Okay, and uh, I
Speaker 2: guess we're not going to talk to her tonight. I'll
Speaker 2: have to rearrange that and maybe talk to her in
Speaker 2: earlier point in the day or something like that. I
Speaker 2: guess we'll have to go there. All right. So I've
Speaker 2: covered one news story thus far that is out of
Speaker 2: the New York Post. I'm gonna drop that into the
Speaker 2: live chatroom at ochelly dot com just so you guys
Speaker 2: can follow along. We'll roll it back later. If you
Speaker 2: go to Shelly dot com and you go to the
Speaker 2: chat and listen page, very accessible, you can always roll
Speaker 2: it back. Take a look at the time, and if
Speaker 2: it's you know, between eight and nine pm Eastern any
Speaker 2: given week night, with the exception usually of Monday, and
Speaker 2: of course I don't usually do live weekends, you can
Speaker 2: catch you up so really quickly. I guess I'll tell you. Well.
Speaker 2: One thing is that I'm feeling a little bad because
Speaker 2: you know, in twenty seventeen, Gail and I were talking
Speaker 2: before I went to Dallas, and I was like, you know,
Speaker 2: I've never been to Dallas on my own. I'm going
Speaker 2: to be a blind guy getting off a bus. And
Speaker 2: she said, you know, I know Dallas really well, and
Speaker 2: of course I do, and I'll tell you what. I'll
Speaker 2: pick you up from the bus station and bring you
Speaker 2: to your hotel because I logistically had no idea where
Speaker 2: the hotel was, you know, I was going to just
Speaker 2: basically the plan before she offered to pick me up was,
Speaker 2: I'll go get a taxi and I'll tell them the
Speaker 2: name of the hotel and the taxi driver will have
Speaker 2: to know where it is. So I figured i'd work
Speaker 2: from there and try and call Mike Swanson and see
Speaker 2: where he was at and hook up with him. In
Speaker 2: that way, I would have you know, help getting around
Speaker 2: the city at night. That I was, you know, anytime
Speaker 2: I had gone there previously. I had been around Dallas
Speaker 2: a few times, but I had never gone to a conference.
Speaker 2: And whenever I did go though, I had gone you know,
Speaker 2: via a car, and whoever was with me, that's who
Speaker 2: got us to where we were going, and they knew
Speaker 2: where we were going, and if I needed directions to
Speaker 2: go somewhere else, I got it for them and we went.
Speaker 2: You know, this is how I got to go to
Speaker 2: a district attorney, Henry Wade's house, or a former district
Speaker 2: attorney at that point. Actually he was retired and all that,
Speaker 2: but he had a nice little office in his house,
Speaker 2: and you know, sat down and told me, with a
Speaker 2: gleeful grin, the whole story about that night when the
Speaker 2: press conference was happening, and Hey, did you know who
Speaker 2: the man was that spoke up and corrected me? Because
Speaker 2: I said, you know, he said something about, you know,
Speaker 2: some organation whatever, And I said, oh, yes, mister Wade,
Speaker 2: I'm very familiar with all of the media coverage. And
Speaker 2: I quoted right away and told him what you said
Speaker 2: was he was part of the freak Cuba movement or whatever.
Speaker 2: And I said a voice or possibly two, I had
Speaker 2: not studied the audio in depth at that point, from
Speaker 2: somewhere in the room, this packed press conference room said
Speaker 2: to you, no, that's the fair play for Cuba committee.
Speaker 2: And you know, he kind of shrugged it off. Live
Speaker 2: in nineteen sixty three, as events were occurring but he said,
Speaker 2: you know that was and of course I did. I said, now,
Speaker 2: I contend now, And at that point was starting to
Speaker 2: come up with an idea that there was more than
Speaker 2: one voice, and I'm certain of it now, and I
Speaker 2: think I might have even identified who it is, one
Speaker 2: of those little tidbits I would throw into a JFK
Speaker 2: book just along the way if I do, indeed pro
Speaker 2: do one at some point. Anyway, Yes, I said, yeah,
Speaker 2: of course that was Jack Ruby. He said, Dave, right,
Speaker 2: you knew that. I said, well, how did he know that?
Speaker 2: He said, I don't know. Anyway. I have a DVD,
Speaker 2: a mini DVD of this discussion with Henry Wade, which
Speaker 2: apparently and I've seen a couple of other people interview
Speaker 2: him in some you know, really scarcely viewed videos. One
Speaker 2: of the coolest ones actually was what's his name? Mark
Speaker 2: Oakes had recorded him, the guy who did the Mystery
Speaker 2: FBI Man videotape and DVD. Later, Mark Oaks had done
Speaker 2: a cool piece on this and had gone to his house,
Speaker 2: and I swear to God, word for word, he tells
Speaker 2: him the same story about Jack Ruby. I mean, the
Speaker 2: same is exactly, I mean, with the same breaks and
Speaker 2: beats and almost memories not entirely clear on this at
Speaker 2: the moment, and it's a visual cue, but I mean
Speaker 2: it sounded like somebody just press play on either Mars
Speaker 2: or my interview during the time either Mark or myself
Speaker 2: went there to go interview Henry Wade Muppett, because it
Speaker 2: was the same lines, read the same way, you know
Speaker 2: what I mean. But it wasn't. I mean, he just
Speaker 2: he has apparently told or had no now long gone,
Speaker 2: but had apparently told that story probably a million times,
Speaker 2: because it's an interesting, crazy fact, and back then, you know,
Speaker 2: no YouTube or nothing in the early nineties. I'm thinking
Speaker 2: ninety two or three, because yeah, ninety three would be
Speaker 2: the thirtieth ent Yeah, probably ninety three is when I
Speaker 2: got you know, enough people interested to travel with me,
Speaker 2: and we did a few things, you know, our trip
Speaker 2: to Pennsylvania, our trip to Washington, a few other places.
Speaker 2: And also because I was able to travel as a
Speaker 2: musician at the time, I ended up going to Los
Speaker 2: Angeles at a certain point. Anyway, point is that if
Speaker 2: I had the opera tunity while I was doing other business,
Speaker 2: I would obviously hook some kind of Oh I got
Speaker 2: free time, great JFK something a witness lives here now,
Speaker 2: you know whatever. Even when I went to Canada, I
Speaker 2: did that anyhow, which, by the way, the Canadian interest
Speaker 2: in the JFK assassination has risen in recent years, and
Speaker 2: I'm not sure why. I mean, I don't know. They're
Speaker 2: running a lot of stuff on Canadian TV. Anyway. I
Speaker 2: have to look into that some more. But so my
Speaker 2: point is, I've been to Dallas a bunch of times,
Speaker 2: and like I said, Gayle said, Okay, I'll pick you up,
Speaker 2: I'll drop you off your hotel. Great, So I do
Speaker 2: the whole Greyhound a hell. And I'm telling you you
Speaker 2: do not want to travel on a Greyhound bus for more.
Speaker 2: I mean, I guess you could tolerate almost anything for
Speaker 2: a couple hours. And I've dealt with the New York
Speaker 2: Subway and New Jersey transit for a lot of years
Speaker 2: in my life. You know, I've only lived down south
Speaker 2: for about ten years, and probably my time living outside
Speaker 2: of New Jersey is only a handful of years aside
Speaker 2: from that. So being generous, let's just say I spent
Speaker 2: fifteen years living elsewhere, and I'm fifty two years old,
Speaker 2: quickly approaching fifty three. So you know, if you go
Speaker 2: with that, I mean, you're clicking awfully dangerously close to
Speaker 2: forty years I probably spent in New Jersey childhood and
Speaker 2: all right, so you know, I was accustomed to that
Speaker 2: in New York, SA hop skip and not even a jump,
Speaker 2: you know, over on the other side of the river,
Speaker 2: So not a big deal. You definitely get accustomed to,
Speaker 2: you know, pack trains and difficulties and stuff like that.
Speaker 2: I mean, I wouldn't put a guy in a chokehold
Speaker 2: over some of the antics I've seen, although it's a
Speaker 2: little crazy sometimes. And in the late seventies it was
Speaker 2: a big mess to go underground or to go anywhere
Speaker 2: where you weren't seen in public. And oh, by the way,
Speaker 2: in a lot of cases, in any other part of
Speaker 2: the country, you could find safety by being publicly accessible
Speaker 2: and viewable. Back then, despite you know, no videotapes or anything,
Speaker 2: it seemed like people didn't really want to do any
Speaker 2: serious harm to anybody in public in broad daylight, as
Speaker 2: they used to say back then. But those rules have
Speaker 2: since been completely abandoned by the majority of the society
Speaker 2: that prevails in the New York Tri State metro area.
Speaker 2: Whatever you want to call it, New York, New Jersey, Pennsylvania.
Speaker 2: I always thought of it as but they called it
Speaker 2: that tri state area New York, New Jersey and Connecticut
Speaker 2: at one point. I always think of Connecticut as the
Speaker 2: really the pointless part of the metro area there because
Speaker 2: it's really mostly rich people outside of like you go
Speaker 2: to Bridgeport and whatnot, and it's like just a lot
Speaker 2: of rich white people again outside of places like Bridgeport,
Speaker 2: and it's just kind of boring. The food's not good.
Speaker 2: People are kind of snotty and snooty and jerky, and
Speaker 2: you know, doctors and lawyers live out there, but they're
Speaker 2: almost paupers. Everybody's got a housekeeper, you know, that kind
Speaker 2: of crap. Anyways, So yeah, so I lived in that
Speaker 2: area most of my life. So the Greyhound is packed.
Speaker 2: It's a hell is trip. I'm on there about I
Speaker 2: don't know, twenty six hours or something like this to go,
Speaker 2: because you know, it doesn't take twenty six hours. It
Speaker 2: takes about say twelve or thirteen really if you're an
Speaker 2: a fishing driver and you spend some of that time,
Speaker 2: you know, going in and out of places that are
Speaker 2: not being blocked up by rush hour traffics stuff like that,
Speaker 2: and your highway miles. It's pretty good, pretty good trip,
Speaker 2: but twelve thirteen, fourteen hours max. Should be in a
Speaker 2: regular vehicle to go from Georgia to Dallas, Texas, or
Speaker 2: at least making where I'm at so that, yeah, I
Speaker 2: get there and I'm exhausted, and you know, I'm jumping
Speaker 2: on and off the bus trying to grab a cigarette
Speaker 2: here or there. Uh, you know, we make a couple
Speaker 2: of prisoner pickups on the way from a couple of
Speaker 2: state penitentiaries different places in the South. Now, this doesn't
Speaker 2: normally bother me, except that, like I said, no empty
Speaker 2: seats on this damn bus at all, so everybody's packed
Speaker 2: up against everybody. At one point, I had a weird,
Speaker 2: very dirty sort of woman with a garbage bag where
Speaker 2: she was carrying her belongings in a garbage bag and
Speaker 2: insisting on keeping them in front of her. And believe me,
Speaker 2: leg room is not a great feature on Greyhound. Okay,
Speaker 2: you know, stuff didn't work, all kinds of weirdness. I
Speaker 2: think that there was supposed to be like access to
Speaker 2: free Wi Fi on the bus that didn't work, right.
Speaker 2: I had a couple of snacks. Some of the odd
Speaker 2: passengers that were with me were like aggressively trying to
Speaker 2: pump cigarettes. Saw He's a very very weird kind of
Speaker 2: just crap. I am so done, you know, thank god,
Speaker 2: I'm going to see a friendly face. I'll see Gail.
Speaker 2: I'll ask her where I can go get I don't know,
Speaker 2: a sandwich or something, because I got there and I
Speaker 2: think it was I don't know, I want it. It
Speaker 2: was dark, so I want to say it was like, uh,
Speaker 2: I don't know, eleven o'clock at night, and uh, I'm thinking,
Speaker 2: you know, this will be this will be cool, you
Speaker 2: know what I mean, everything will be all right. You know.
Speaker 2: I've gone to watch the sun go down and it'll
Speaker 2: be up again in a few hours. But I'm gonna
Speaker 2: go hit my hotel room and sleep. Well. Gail didn't
Speaker 2: answer the phone, so I'm sitting there, going, now, what
Speaker 2: do I do? Uh? So I go over to try
Speaker 2: and you know, get to the taxi stand and there's, uh,
Speaker 2: there's these lines. I don't know if every city has these.
Speaker 2: New York used to have them, but I mean they're
Speaker 2: really just vague suggestions. And I've seen him in a
Speaker 2: couple other place I think I've seen him in Chicago,
Speaker 2: and uh, almost any place with a large sort of
Speaker 2: station of sorts for travel, whether it's a bus or
Speaker 2: a plane or station. When you're in a big city
Speaker 2: or decent city size city, not like you know, a
Speaker 2: small city in the Midwest or something, but I mean,
Speaker 2: like an actual substantial urban environment, you usually have a
Speaker 2: transportation hub that's nearby. And they almost always used to
Speaker 2: have anyway, I don't know if that's again post COVID,
Speaker 2: god knows, used to have these taxi stands transportation hub
Speaker 2: once you land on the ground, if you came off
Speaker 2: a bus or a plane, unless you have the funds
Speaker 2: to go rent a car, or you're a blind jackass
Speaker 2: like me and can't drive a car, you know, what
Speaker 2: are you gonna do? Rent a bike or you know,
Speaker 2: get an East scooter. Well East scooters weren't out then
Speaker 2: as far as I know, but they might have been
Speaker 2: twenty seventeen. Anyway, doesn't matter. Didn't see him in Dallas,
Speaker 2: I'll tell you that. So I go over to the
Speaker 2: taxi stand and I'm standing there and I'm practically wanting
Speaker 2: to fall asleep and lighting a cigarette like I'm about
Speaker 2: to do now I'll taking another stand at this when
Speaker 2: I'm done with the story and try and call Gail
Speaker 2: one more time. But so I'm standing there, you know,
Speaker 2: waiting at the taxi stand. I don't know. Maybe Gail
Speaker 2: forgot about me Chapelle's sleep, I don't know. I'll try
Speaker 2: her again tomorrow. And a homeless guy comes over to
Speaker 2: me and you know, hey, you know, can you do
Speaker 2: this or that for me?
Speaker 4: Oh?
Speaker 2: Look at this, the phone is ringing, guys, so I'm
Speaker 2: gonna interrupt my story here, I guess, and try and
Speaker 2: answer the phone for Gail Nick Jackson, I think it is.
Speaker 2: Let's see if that's true. Hello, yes, yes, oh, oh, okay,
Speaker 2: I didn't know that. I didn't know that. I hear you.
Speaker 2: I'm on listen, I'm on the air right now. They
Speaker 2: can't hear you, but I'm on my radio show. Yeah,
Speaker 2: because this is my radio show time. No, they can't
Speaker 2: hear you, no sir, No, sir, they cannot hear you.
Speaker 2: But I'm just letting you know. And I don't have
Speaker 2: any money, so you know, no no problem. Listen. I'm
Speaker 2: glad to know she's okay. Okay, I'm glad to know
Speaker 2: she's okay. But I got my headphones on. I'll just
Speaker 2: continue on with my show, which the listeners can hear
Speaker 2: one side of this conversation. I got Gail Nick Jackson's
Speaker 2: husband on the phone. Guys, that's what you're hearing, but
Speaker 2: you can't hear him because he's on the extension phone.
Speaker 2: I use on the side here that you heard ring.
Speaker 2: So okay, look, I hope she feels better, but just
Speaker 2: let her know. I tried to get hold of her
Speaker 2: for the interview and I went live, but you know,
Speaker 2: she wasn't there. But I'll get in touch. But tell her.
Speaker 2: I hope she feels better, Siah, And uh, you know again,
Speaker 2: sorry about that. I had no idea that she was ill. Yes, yes,
Speaker 2: well email, yeah, email it to me. This way I'll
Speaker 2: actually have it and I won't lose it. No, no problem.
Speaker 2: Just look, email me the number and that way we
Speaker 2: can we I can contact you, you know, because uh, excellent, excellent,
Speaker 2: All right, hey, look, Merry Christmas to you. I I
Speaker 2: just got out of the hospital. By the way I
Speaker 2: went to the hospital, I don't know what was wrong
Speaker 2: with me. Still. Anyway, I'm about to tell that story
Speaker 2: on the air. They're here in half a conversation right now,
Speaker 2: you guys enjoying this anyway, I'm gonna let you go
Speaker 2: and go back to my radio show, but you email
Speaker 2: me that number please because I don't have it yet.
Speaker 2: And uh yeah, and tell her please make sure to
Speaker 2: tell her that I really hope she feels better very
Speaker 2: soon and I want to talk to her as soon
Speaker 2: as she's up for it. Okay, excellent. And also the
Speaker 2: phone call she asked me to make, I did make it,
Speaker 2: and I'm going to continue trying to make it. Okay,
Speaker 2: all right, appreciate it, thank you, thank you. Okay. So
Speaker 2: now I've just heard from Gail Nick Jackson's husband, and
Speaker 2: apparently she's ill. Anyway, back to the story of what
Speaker 2: happened in Dallas. I'm on the taxi stand line and
Speaker 2: a homeless guy is bugging me for cigarettes and this
Speaker 2: and that. And it's a long taxi line at like,
Speaker 2: you know, eleven or eleven thirty, I don't know, somewhere
Speaker 2: near that time at night at the taxi stand in Dallas.
Speaker 2: And so I'm standing there like man, I'm hungry, I
Speaker 2: want to get something to eat. Let me find the
Speaker 2: damn hotel first, and the homeless guy's like that hotel
Speaker 2: is not far from here. I didn't walk you there.
Speaker 2: I said, okay, I'll tell you what. I give you
Speaker 2: a couple of bucks, show me where the hotel is.
Speaker 2: So the guy took me to the hotel. It was
Speaker 2: only a couple of blocks away. Actually I didn't know
Speaker 2: that the taxi guy, the first taxi guy that I
Speaker 2: moved up to before I talked to this guy, the
Speaker 2: homeless guy said he wouldn't even take me on the
Speaker 2: ride because it was too short of a trip. So
Speaker 2: I should have known that it was that close. But
Speaker 2: still I had no direction my cell phone. I tried
Speaker 2: calling Gail, but also the charger didn't work on the bus,
Speaker 2: so my battery died over the course of a full day.
Speaker 2: It wasn't fully charged when I got on the bus,
Speaker 2: but because the charger didn't work in the arm of
Speaker 2: the seat, I couldn't get a battery charge all the time.
Speaker 2: So now, after trying to call Gail and everything, I've
Speaker 2: got a dead phone, a homeless guy, and just the
Speaker 2: name of the hotel that I got to try and
Speaker 2: show up at where I'm supposed to be staying with
Speaker 2: Mike Swanson. I okay, anyways, So yeah, taxi guy goes,
Speaker 2: I'm not even wasting my time with that short trip
Speaker 2: when I told him where I was going. All right, fine,
Speaker 2: homeless guy, though, come on, I'll walk you there. So
Speaker 2: I'm thinking, let me grab a hold of you know,
Speaker 2: because I'm not traveling anywhere without something that can be
Speaker 2: utilized as a weapon. Grab all of my weapon, just
Speaker 2: in case this is some kind of you know, quick shakedown.
Speaker 2: Try and take me down, right, because maybe this guy's
Speaker 2: gonna walk me somewhere. Go, oh, you got to cut
Speaker 2: through this alley and then he's gonna mug me right,
Speaker 2: Take my suitcase, take whatever I got my pockets. I'm exhausted,
Speaker 2: I'm clearly a little disheveled. I've been on the Greyhound
Speaker 2: from Hell. I'm a sweaty mess right, probably shaken too.
Speaker 2: You know how you get real cold when you first
Speaker 2: and this is November in Dallas anyways, so it wasn't
Speaker 2: that cold, but for a guy who just woke up,
Speaker 2: felt pretty damn cold. So I go and the guy
Speaker 2: walks me there, and I think I gave him ten
Speaker 2: bucks and he was happy with the ten bucks. So
Speaker 2: then he asked me, oh you need this? No, no, no,
Speaker 2: I'm good. I'm happy. I'm at the hotel. So I
Speaker 2: go into the hotel and I'm trying to figure out
Speaker 2: a way to, you know, find a plug somewhere in
Speaker 2: this very nice hotel. Locky, where's your electrical outlet? Man,
Speaker 2: I must have looked great, beat up suitcase, you know,
Speaker 2: long hair, probably not in the hairtie, mess, baseball hat on, right.
Speaker 2: I think I put on pajama pants because I knew
Speaker 2: I was going to be in a seat for twenty
Speaker 2: six hours or twenty four hours or whatever, you know.
Speaker 2: And I had done a couple of struggles trying to
Speaker 2: smoke and jump on and off the bus, and then
Speaker 2: I would lose my seat. It was madness. So I
Speaker 2: get there, I get the room key, I get to
Speaker 2: go up to the room, and now I'm trying to
Speaker 2: figure out, Oh my god, I need something to eat.
Speaker 2: And next thing I know is Swhanson says, you know,
Speaker 2: because he shows up at the room. We're both at
Speaker 2: the room. And this is after I had to I
Speaker 2: finally did find an outlet by the way, and actually
Speaker 2: I couldn't check in by myself because I didn't know
Speaker 2: where my ID was in my luggage. And Mike comes
Speaker 2: down and uh, from the from the room because I
Speaker 2: found a charger and it just took a while, and
Speaker 2: I'm outside smoke and he came out to me, Okay,
Speaker 2: I'll take you up to the room. Here's the key.
Speaker 2: He had the extra key already. I said, great. So
Speaker 2: I get up there and it's a nice room and
Speaker 2: we're ready to crash. Okay. Next thing I know is, oh,
Speaker 2: I don't know if I want to do this or not,
Speaker 2: but you know, we can go out to dinner. So
Speaker 2: we went somewhere to eat. I forget where, but it
Speaker 2: was one of the first times I ever saw somebody
Speaker 2: order one of those what is it a blue Moon
Speaker 2: beer or something, And there was a couple of guys,
Speaker 2: one guy who had worked with David Lifton, but didn't
Speaker 2: recognize me. He was a guy from LA I guess anyhow,
Speaker 2: whatever it was, I was just like grateful to have
Speaker 2: landed there. But Gil stud me up in twenty seventeen.
Speaker 2: Now tonight, apparently according to her husband, Uh, she's very ill.
Speaker 2: But nobody notified me to tell me cancel show. Anyway,
Speaker 2: it's been a hell of a week. Let me take
Speaker 2: a little break, get my bearings back and give you, guys, uh,
Speaker 2: you know, some other updates, maybe some other news. Maybe
Speaker 2: I'll reveal to you the strange direction I'm thinking about
Speaker 2: going in, because bottom line, I feel drained. I feel
Speaker 2: completely dejected by a whole lot of crap that's gone
Speaker 2: on recently. And I'm not just talking about world events
Speaker 2: and the you know, the rise and new normalization of
Speaker 2: the you know of the Trump dumpster fire, which is
Speaker 2: going to continue and people are going to cheer as
Speaker 2: everything burns one way or another. That's right. You keep
Speaker 2: that Obamacare crap away from me. I got my Affordable
Speaker 2: Care Act. I don't want your government money. I got
Speaker 2: Social Security. Well, you know, if they privatize everything, it'll
Speaker 2: be beautiful because you'll actually have been proven right retroactively, even
Speaker 2: though you were crazy to think about it that way
Speaker 2: in the first place. But cool, enjoy The value of
Speaker 2: life is not you know, all that relative. Or maybe
Speaker 2: it is. I mean, if it's your relatives. Maybe, uh oh,
Speaker 2: are we about to get into a paradox? Are we
Speaker 2: going to have to talk about how possibly there have
Speaker 2: been some works of fiction recently that could be mirroring
Speaker 2: or be the precursors the actual fruition of old plans
Speaker 2: becoming new realities, et cetera, et cetera. Am I going
Speaker 2: to have to talk to you about a guy who
Speaker 2: may have been from the year twenty thirty six? Are
Speaker 2: we going to have to discuss again the literary creation
Speaker 2: of a fictional reality in which a predetermined future has
Speaker 2: already been mapped out? And maybe there is an adaptive
Speaker 2: way to study this while we get brand new diseases
Speaker 2: and the culling that continues to keep on keeping on.
Speaker 2: Look at it this way, this will be a different
Speaker 2: sort of show tonight. I'm sure that much alone. Hopefully
Speaker 2: you are too. I'm gonna continue this after a short
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Speaker 2: Get ready get ready for okay smoke him if you
Speaker 2: got him. This is the busted night where I was
Speaker 2: supposed to interview Gail Nick Jackson but could not, did not,
Speaker 2: et cetera. I have opened up the phone lines though
Speaker 2: in case somebody wants to call, they can do so.
Speaker 2: Uh three five zero one six. But I think I'm
Speaker 2: just gonna complete the stories here real fast about a
Speaker 2: couple of things, and then get the hell out of
Speaker 2: the way and be done for today, because like I said,
Speaker 2: I got Larry Hancock, Albert Lanier coming up. There may
Speaker 2: be a surprise guest on Thor'sday night as well. There's
Speaker 2: a couple of interesting discussions that we're gonna have to
Speaker 2: have regarding Syria, the changing of the guard or the
Speaker 2: government should be over there in Syria, a couple of
Speaker 2: fascinating gaffes in my mind that have been made by
Speaker 2: the news recently. In addition, Uh, we're gonna have to
Speaker 2: start talking about how there is a seismic shift regarding
Speaker 2: Donald Trump. You know, no matter what I do, I'm
Speaker 2: gonna wind up discussing this Trump mf you know, for
Speaker 2: the next four year years. If I live that long
Speaker 2: and can maintain the radio show, right, there's no doubt
Speaker 2: about it. I'm gonna have too. But anyway, the reasoning
Speaker 2: at this point regarding this mess, uh you know, regarding
Speaker 2: what what is what is happening? Oh right, I wasn't
Speaker 2: done with the Dallas story, was I Okay? So I
Speaker 2: finally get into the hotel, as I was saying, because
Speaker 2: I told you about my rival, Gail stood me up tonight.
Speaker 2: Apparently she's very ill and she doesn't sound good, and
Speaker 2: her husband said, you know, oh she missed you know whatever,
Speaker 2: that's cool. I'm glad that she's okay. I mean, I'm
Speaker 2: not happy she's sick, but glad she's okay at least,
Speaker 2: you know, and hopefully I'll be able to get her
Speaker 2: on soon. Doug Campbell is kind of a closer relationship
Speaker 2: with those people, so you know he's gonna he's he's
Speaker 2: the boy there, you know what I'm saying. So Dallas Action,
Speaker 2: I guess, will be the place to tune to. You're
Speaker 2: gonna absolutely have to get your updates from there because
Speaker 2: because even though I got a little bit of private
Speaker 2: time talking to Gail on geez whatever day it was,
Speaker 2: the day after she announced that she well, the day
Speaker 2: after the court ruling appened, not she announced, he announced
Speaker 2: it on his show because of the the court ruling, right,
Speaker 2: and the court ruling occurred. Let me let me go
Speaker 2: grab that actually, take a look at it, because let's
Speaker 2: see respond common opinion. Yeah, here we go. Okay, So
Speaker 2: in case number one, okay, colon twenty three dh CV
Speaker 2: Dash zero zero seven zero four h s SS filed
Speaker 2: twelve eleven, twenty four. I believe it was the twelfth
Speaker 2: that Doug put out the Dallas action, So he might
Speaker 2: have called her that day or the or the next day,
Speaker 2: got her right on the phone, got her right on
Speaker 2: the podcast, and put out the Dallas Action update throughout
Speaker 2: which Gail basically, you know, declared how good God is
Speaker 2: and how happy she is that they have decided ultimately
Speaker 2: in the case of Orville Knicks Jackson, excuse me, Orvile
Speaker 2: Knicks Junior, not Jackson, Orville Nicks Junior. Excuse me, plaintiff
Speaker 2: the United States defendant, what they did. Let's see at
Speaker 2: the top here, just real fast, Okay, I'm not gonna
Speaker 2: read the whole thing, but plaintiff Orvill Knicks Jackson Junior,
Speaker 2: which is Gayle's father, Okay, and therefore the lead person
Speaker 2: here I guess for compensation or answers regarding Orvile Knicks
Speaker 2: Seniors film of the assassination of John F. Kennedy. Anyway
Speaker 2: back to an opinion and order, Plaintiff Orvilell Knicks Junior
Speaker 2: seeks just compensation under the Fifth Amendment for an illegal
Speaker 2: Oh excuse me for an alleged taking a property, namely
Speaker 2: a long missing film of the assassination of President John F.
Speaker 2: Kennedy dot am comp l dot ECF thirty nine. The
Speaker 2: Government moved to dismiss, arguing that plaintiff has failed to
Speaker 2: plead facts sufficient to state a takings claim within this
Speaker 2: Court's statute of limitations. Those arguments fail at least at
Speaker 2: the pleading stage, so the motion to dismiss is denied.
Speaker 2: What that, in essence tells you is that the government said, look,
Speaker 2: this is a long time ago, these things happen. They're
Speaker 2: making a claim that we took something literally in a
Speaker 2: process of what they call takings in legal ease. I
Speaker 2: know that's you know, no Latin oversimplified whatever, but there
Speaker 2: it is, okay, et cetera. And they're saying it wasn't
Speaker 2: done timely, it wasn't done properly, blah blah. A lot
Speaker 2: of the judge said, bs, it sure was, so your
Speaker 2: motion to dismiss is denied. It must go forward. And
Speaker 2: here's another relevant portion. Again not reading the whole thing
Speaker 2: at all because it'll get confusing and stuff. In some circumstances, however,
Speaker 2: claims do not accrue until after the taking occurred, specifically
Speaker 2: when plaintiff's inquiry was inherently unknowable at the a cruel date,
Speaker 2: or when the defendant has concealed its acts with the
Speaker 2: result that plaintiff was unaware of their existence. Now pausing
Speaker 2: from this portion of the of the judgment of the
Speaker 2: ruling on this actually and then they cite Young the
Speaker 2: United States five to two nine ft three. D uh. Let's
Speaker 2: say one three eight zero thirteen eighty four Federal Circuit
Speaker 2: two thousand Night quotes omitted formulations referring to inquiry notice,
Speaker 2: the date on injured party new or should have known
Speaker 2: of a claim or claims that are concealed or inherently
Speaker 2: knowable are all different ways of describing the same test.
Speaker 2: So what they're saying is that you know a notice
Speaker 2: of inquiry, which is you know, hey, do you have this?
Speaker 2: Basically when it comes to the film. Okay, the the
Speaker 2: the date on the injury to the party or obviously
Speaker 2: or property, Uh you know, should it have been known
Speaker 2: or not? Where? What the uh you know what the
Speaker 2: ultimate uh disposition of the next film was, yes, right
Speaker 2: and new or should have known of a claim or
Speaker 2: claims that are quote concealed or inherently unknowable end quote.
Speaker 2: So he also finds in here that these things were concealed,
Speaker 2: They were not openly admitted to and granted to the
Speaker 2: Knicks family, who made a timely and correct inquiry regarding
Speaker 2: the film's disposition, and all of that. Anyway, it says,
Speaker 2: all are different ways of describing the same test c
Speaker 2: eg Holmes versus United States six five seven f three
Speaker 2: D one three oh three and one three one nine dash.
Speaker 2: That means two twenty one Federal Circuit, twenty eleven, the
Speaker 2: Court's inquiry into a claims a crule under the state
Speaker 2: Statute of Limitations highly specked specific ota mesa prop lpv.
Speaker 2: United States, Okay eighty six Federal c. L. Seven seven
Speaker 2: four seven eighty six of two thousand and nine, Okay
Speaker 2: Affidavid anyway six seven zero f three d Okay et cetera.
Speaker 2: Let's just leave the citations along because those won't make
Speaker 2: a bit of sense unless you're a lawyer. And oh,
Speaker 2: by the way, I'll give you guys the link. No wait,
Speaker 2: we don't have an open source link you. I'll find
Speaker 2: a way to make it so you can get a
Speaker 2: hold of this document specifically so you can see the ruling.
Speaker 2: But the point is the government tried to argue that, hey,
Speaker 2: he didn't ask for the film at the time he
Speaker 2: should have, and he didn't ask properly, and we have
Speaker 2: no proof that you know, he has no proof that
Speaker 2: it was taken. So therefore this, you know, needs to
Speaker 2: be dismissed. Now, the amended complaint alleges that NARA has
Speaker 2: possessed the Knixt film since nineteen seventy eight, a fact
Speaker 2: I must take as true, and then he cites Kellogg,
Speaker 2: Brown and Root Services, Inc. Versus the United States seven
Speaker 2: to twenty eight against citation. Assuming Aerospace transmitted the Knicks
Speaker 2: film to NARRA in nineteen seventy eight, the Knicks film
Speaker 2: would have been part of the collection required by Statute
Speaker 2: JFK Records Act. Once collected by NARA. Assassination records generally
Speaker 2: must be disclosed to the public JFK Records Act. Yeah,
Speaker 2: and then section five. But the law makes no provisions
Speaker 2: for return of any privately created record to their creators.
Speaker 2: The government in fact conceded at argument to that if
Speaker 2: the Knicks film is part of the narrow collection created
Speaker 2: under the JFK Records Act, it will never be handed back.
Speaker 2: If the Knicks film was in fact in Narra's possession
Speaker 2: when the JFK Records Act went into effect, possession was
Speaker 2: permanently transferred to the government by operation of law. A
Speaker 2: classic example of a taking c Horn five seven six
Speaker 2: US three sixty one to sixty two in parentheses. And
Speaker 2: then I believe that's another form of citation. The government's
Speaker 2: actually taking a possession and control of property gives rise
Speaker 2: to a taking as clearly as if the government held
Speaker 2: full title and ownership. The government's counter argument hinges on
Speaker 2: contrasting the next film with the process by which the
Speaker 2: government compensated the owners of the Zubruder film another recording
Speaker 2: of President Kennedy's assassination, And anyway, they also may give
Speaker 2: you the citation for the taking of the Subruter film.
Speaker 2: The government engaged in a dispute resolution procedure with the
Speaker 2: original owner's depths supply and all that. The government argues
Speaker 2: that the absence of such a process for the next
Speaker 2: film indicates that no taking occurred. That is a non sequitor,
Speaker 2: of course, that says right there. Courts often wreckonognize that
Speaker 2: the government has taken property without any formal process at all.
Speaker 2: Then they make a bunch of citations about that holding
Speaker 2: that frequent and continuous government oversites constituted a taking, and
Speaker 2: then Arkansas game and Fish versus United States, blah blah blah,
Speaker 2: this stuff about a lot of land grab stuff here
Speaker 2: being cited. In order for a taking to occur, it
Speaker 2: is not necessary that the government intended to invade the
Speaker 2: property's owners' rights, as long as the invasion that occurred
Speaker 2: was the foreseeable or predictable result of the government's actions.
Speaker 2: The real question is whether the government has taken an
Speaker 2: interest in property. And then they cite this Arkansas game
Speaker 2: and Fish thing. Again, the absence of a process says
Speaker 2: nothing about that question. Okay, So they say, look, there's
Speaker 2: no taking process on record here, and the judge says,
Speaker 2: the absence of a process says nothing about that question.
Speaker 2: So the deal is you don't have a record of
Speaker 2: it because you didn't do it right. So this is
Speaker 2: not the question being asked. In any event, The government
Speaker 2: points to nothing in the JFK Records Act that requires
Speaker 2: it to engage in any process with private owners of
Speaker 2: assassination records before permanently archiving their property. Instead, the government
Speaker 2: has in the past taken the position that private records
Speaker 2: held by Narrow when the JFK Records Act went into
Speaker 2: effect could not be returned to their owners, whether compensation
Speaker 2: had been paid or not. C. John R. Two nine
Speaker 2: at All, Final Report of the Assassination Records Review Board,
Speaker 2: page one thirty seven, nineteen ninety eight. The government's decision
Speaker 2: to pay compensation for the Subbruder film says nothing about
Speaker 2: plaintiff's right to compensation here, so well that look, I
Speaker 2: don't want to be the lawyer on this, but the
Speaker 2: way I interpret that is that this is a wide
Speaker 2: open thing. It's not a guarantee. Actually, according to what
Speaker 2: I read here, and I wanted to ask Gail about this,
Speaker 2: and I hope I get to it seems to say
Speaker 2: to me, there's no guarantee that you're going to be compensated.
Speaker 2: But the idea that it must be located and established
Speaker 2: as to where it went, and if it was taken
Speaker 2: in a proper process to begin with, might cause all
Speaker 2: of this to be undone, in which case, because they
Speaker 2: didn't follow what they should have, they didn't take care
Speaker 2: of it, they lied about it, et cetera, et cetera.
Speaker 2: If it's found that they had possession of it and
Speaker 2: bisked them all the way, then they denied them all
Speaker 2: sorts of processes and all sorts of rights regarding this thing.
Speaker 2: And guess what they're going to be open compensation depends
Speaker 2: on how it's read. And again, not a lawyer, I
Speaker 2: know that, but from what I can see here, that's
Speaker 2: the way it looks. Anyway. The conclusion right above, where
Speaker 2: it says it is so ordered is as follows. Because
Speaker 2: the amended complaint properly alleges a compensatable taking under the
Speaker 2: taking's cause, and because the amended complaint permits an inference
Speaker 2: that the suit was timely brought by the correct party,
Speaker 2: the motion to dismiss is denied. It is so ordered
Speaker 2: by the Honorable Stephen S. Schwartz Judge. Okay, So effectively,
Speaker 2: what they're saying the way I'm reading it and again
Speaker 2: not a lawyer, really, I mean I wanted to go,
Speaker 2: I'm gonna grab lawyers at some point about this. I'm
Speaker 2: gonna grab somebody who knows, and hopefully i'm gonna convince
Speaker 2: Gale's lawyer to either come on the show or do
Speaker 2: something here a little bit different from what maybe others
Speaker 2: might plan. So I'm not going to reveal it to
Speaker 2: explain to people what's happening, what this might mean for others,
Speaker 2: obviously what this means for the Knicks family. Gail was
Speaker 2: elated and wanted to make sure that not only you know,
Speaker 2: Doug Campbell, if you heard it on there, you know
Speaker 2: she was saying repeatedly God is good, God is great,
Speaker 2: and she was happy for her father and her grandfather,
Speaker 2: and of course after all of her struggle that the
Speaker 2: government didn't simply go, you know what, sit up and
Speaker 2: sit down, shut up. She was grateful and thrilled and happy,
Speaker 2: and I am pleased on her band and hope that
Speaker 2: not only does she get compensated. It's not about the money,
Speaker 2: but of course compensation would be nice, and you got
Speaker 2: to pay the lawyers that actually had to do this
Speaker 2: work and everything else. Even though I find most lawyers
Speaker 2: despicable and hanging them is a little too good for him.
Speaker 2: You know. The thing is this, what's right is right,
Speaker 2: and this was not right to begin with. And from
Speaker 2: the moment that Orville Nicks was offered, you know, some
Speaker 2: pitiful sum of money for his assassination film all the
Speaker 2: way on two things missing, and I guarantee you that
Speaker 2: there is an illegal move here where somebody absconded with
Speaker 2: this film and the actual physical disposition of the film.
Speaker 2: I have a theory that I never got to share
Speaker 2: with Gail regarding this, which is not just some crazy,
Speaker 2: hair brained open air. Oh. I was imagining this at
Speaker 2: home and I woke up from a dream and its
Speaker 2: suddenly no. With evidence that I know exists in the
Speaker 2: public domain, with real information and documentation, I am certain
Speaker 2: about how this is going to be discovered, and Gale
Speaker 2: was going to find out that the film, at least
Speaker 2: up until ten years ago, did indeed exist. Now, whether
Speaker 2: it does today or not, I've had no ability to
Speaker 2: maintain contacts with a ton of people that I wish
Speaker 2: I could have all the way through, a lot of
Speaker 2: people I missed out on over the past few years,
Speaker 2: especially but as you know, finances have kind of gone downhill.
Speaker 2: I moved further down south, and we ended up with
Speaker 2: less and less access to a lot of things. Frankly,
Speaker 2: again and again, I gotta say I lost contact with things.
Speaker 2: So I can't guarantee it, but I can guarantee that
Speaker 2: up until a few years ago, the original existed. I
Speaker 2: definitely feel it now. As to whether Gale will ever
Speaker 2: see it again, it's open question. But not only should
Speaker 2: the original be had presented and shown to people who
Speaker 2: could seriously study it, and people that would get answers
Speaker 2: out of the original artifact, Okay, the real McCoy so
Speaker 2: to speak, even get information out of that thing that
Speaker 2: cannot be gotten from the copies. Just like I was
Speaker 2: explaining earlier today to someone who had asked regarding why
Speaker 2: is it even a big difference whether you've got pixelated
Speaker 2: digital high quality blah blah blah bah bah scan versus
Speaker 2: chemical printed photo based on archaic things like the lens,
Speaker 2: and what was the difference? As a matter of fact,
Speaker 2: the digital photos look cleaner better, and you don't have
Speaker 2: those problems. You don't have the you know, the smearing
Speaker 2: and the double exposures, and the camera didn't wind right,
Speaker 2: and there was a defect in the plastic or excuse me,
Speaker 2: the film that ends up picking up the emulsion or
Speaker 2: what you know, all this crap the color process, the
Speaker 2: Kodak process versus this your Kodak disc film sucks. You know,
Speaker 2: Polaroids are terrible because a whole bunch of that you know,
Speaker 2: that crap, that silver nitrate crap or whatever it is
Speaker 2: they call it, gets stuck all over the place, makes
Speaker 2: the picture a sloppy mess. But there is information, and
Speaker 2: most people don't know this. They look at a picture
Speaker 2: they say, hey, this guy kind of looks like this guy,
Speaker 2: like the people that are always going on and on
Speaker 2: about JD. Hippett looks like John F. Kennedy. Therefore they
Speaker 2: switch the bodies. That kind of nonsense. There is a
Speaker 2: big difference between that and saying, you know, the actual dimensions,
Speaker 2: the physical landmarks match up, the hair color matches up,
Speaker 2: the heritage is similar, They're the same height, they have
Speaker 2: the same injuries. There's a hundred things that if you
Speaker 2: know that information, you can make an honest comparison. You
Speaker 2: can pull information out of what remains of the circumstances.
Speaker 2: You know, you find the bullet in the body. Therefore
Speaker 2: you know the caliber of the bullet that pierced that
Speaker 2: part of the body. Pretty simple. But when it comes
Speaker 2: to photographic evidence, you can pick up things that are
Speaker 2: in the third dimension. You can pick up the relativity
Speaker 2: of one object to another, exactly how far away? What
Speaker 2: are the angles here? You can see things in a
Speaker 2: photograph like that that you can't get out of the digital. Yes,
Speaker 2: I know the digital is supposed to be high called
Speaker 2: by all of that stuff, but it doesn't give you
Speaker 2: the organic style lens and preservation of a great deal
Speaker 2: of data that is available in that chemical print. That
Speaker 2: shot with a lens that is natural, that's not just
Speaker 2: simply flat plastic that you better hope is clean enough
Speaker 2: that day. But don't worry if it wasn't clean enough
Speaker 2: that day. Digitally, we'll fill it in with very very
Speaker 2: similar right. You know, a little square next to this
Speaker 2: one is obviously being covered over by some smudge on
Speaker 2: the lens. Well, no problem, We'll take one of the
Speaker 2: pixels that's super similar to it right next to it
Speaker 2: and fill it in with it. And you have pixelated corrections.
Speaker 2: You have different lighting collect connections. You could tell the
Speaker 2: temperature in a room you can tell a lot of
Speaker 2: things the comparative relative size. You can make very good
Speaker 2: observations from chemical photos that is simply not available in
Speaker 2: the digital. Now, I think there may be information that
Speaker 2: can be gathered only through digital. That's a possibility because
Speaker 2: it is a different form of preservation of the circumstances
Speaker 2: and the physical the physical elements that are present in
Speaker 2: the image. In fact, I know there's certain things that
Speaker 2: can be done because of the digital elements in an image. Indeed,
Speaker 2: even if you take and that this is the moon
Speaker 2: landing thing that you know, again I start talking photographs,
Speaker 2: somehow or other, somebody always ends up, if there's a
Speaker 2: couple of us involved in exchange somehow other moon landing
Speaker 2: always as they come up. I love that because a
Speaker 2: certain guy who got you know, a little bit of
Speaker 2: a smack up side to head verbally from my recent
Speaker 2: guest talking about Jack Nicholson, you know, make certain claims
Speaker 2: about you can't see the stars in this picture, and
Speaker 2: in this picture you know you would have to see
Speaker 2: the stars based on the position. Well, the funny thing
Speaker 2: is a guy who knows how film works, how visual
Speaker 2: effects work, A guy who knows a little bit about
Speaker 2: you know the way that lighting and development of the
Speaker 2: resulting images, whether they be digital, physical chemical to paper print,
Speaker 2: whether their heat generated and most of the components actually
Speaker 2: reside in the paper, and then it's a matter of
Speaker 2: literally raising them up like a carving almost There are
Speaker 2: various processes by which a visual image, a flat visual image,
Speaker 2: can be created from a real world event, time, place, whatever.
Speaker 2: And fun thing is that they're one of the main
Speaker 2: proponents of there's no stars in the pictures. Should know
Speaker 2: because my blind ass knows that an adjustment just an
Speaker 2: a usment. I'm not gonna tell you which one. I
Speaker 2: don't want you playing with your photographs and making a
Speaker 2: mess out of things, but I'm gonna tell you that
Speaker 2: you can do certain things. And it's not just a
Speaker 2: simple photoshop obvious. You change contrast a bit on a
Speaker 2: scan of an original chemical image of the thing, right,
Speaker 2: you change the contrast, and poof the stars appear, and
Speaker 2: not only do they appear in okay, stars, there we go.
Speaker 2: End of argument. I win no, because somebody could say no,
Speaker 2: that was planted there, and they put it there artificially
Speaker 2: in order to make it appear as though it's a
Speaker 2: real photo. And you know, Oh, silly you. But here's
Speaker 2: the problem. One. I don't think anybody could have imagined
Speaker 2: digital scan and all that. But let's just say they did.
Speaker 2: And you know, NASA's got one hundred years ahead of
Speaker 2: us technologically, so they already had photoshopp nineteen sixty nine. Okay,
Speaker 2: let's just say you're right. Do you think that they
Speaker 2: would have put them in proper order, like every one
Speaker 2: of the stars that you can recognize is in the
Speaker 2: correct predictable should be position, geographical location. Let's just say,
Speaker 2: in the universe, if you know that Pluto's here, then
Speaker 2: you know Jupiter's over here. And I know Pluto's not
Speaker 2: a planet, but you know that Saturn's here, then that
Speaker 2: means therefore our moon should be here if the day
Speaker 2: and time is correct. Right. I don't have the astronomical
Speaker 2: knowledge to do this to sort it out from raw right,
Speaker 2: But I gone to somebody who does know how to
Speaker 2: do that, and they presented to me and demonstrated to
Speaker 2: me logical argument about, look, you can simulate where the
Speaker 2: stars should be on a particular date, how they should
Speaker 2: look from this particular vantage point like this, there's computer
Speaker 2: program out there that does this. I don't remember the
Speaker 2: name of the program, honestly, but pretty much you know
Speaker 2: it's for astronomical and astrological work. Even where are the Planets?
Speaker 2: It's got a really simple, strange name. And I don't
Speaker 2: even think it was a popular product or anything. But
Speaker 2: there is this like where is the Planet's program that
Speaker 2: you could get on cd ROM and you say, okay,
Speaker 2: where were the stars, you know, aligned on the day
Speaker 2: I was born? Obviously you got to give them the date,
Speaker 2: but you know, for me, I'm born April seven, So
Speaker 2: where were the stars on April seven? Whatever year I
Speaker 2: was born? They will put you know, what did it
Speaker 2: look like from the northern hemisphere? If you know there
Speaker 2: were no cloud coverage like clear site from this position
Speaker 2: in the universe at this time. Where are each of
Speaker 2: the planets of that particular moment? Where is Earth? Where
Speaker 2: are the stars you should be able to observe from
Speaker 2: the northern hemisphere on the east coast of the Northern
Speaker 2: continent of America. Show us where it is. And here's
Speaker 2: the messed up part. All the stars are where they
Speaker 2: should be. Now. I know I'm a big star trek fan,
Speaker 2: and that, you know, is important information, especially if you're
Speaker 2: going to navigate around the universe, and believe it or not,
Speaker 2: there were guys that were working on star Trek in
Speaker 2: the nineteen sixties trying to make sure that if they
Speaker 2: ever brought up a existing you know, not the planet
Speaker 2: Vulcan or you know where does Andrius, No, none of that.
Speaker 2: But if they were to bring up you know where,
Speaker 2: does you know the crab nebula or you know where? Indeed,
Speaker 2: would you know the rings of Saturn be facing at
Speaker 2: the time you were looking at it from you know,
Speaker 2: the next universe the next you know ors the next
Speaker 2: solar system? Over are there two red stars kind of
Speaker 2: over here where what they call Orion's Belt. They tried
Speaker 2: to make it so that even in dialogue at one
Speaker 2: point in the sixties, I think they probably abandoned it
Speaker 2: a certain point. But if somebody was legitimately like an
Speaker 2: astronomer who knew the positions of these things, where they
Speaker 2: should be, how many light years from here to there,
Speaker 2: et cetera, what is the space between this star and that,
Speaker 2: they were trying to make it so that it at
Speaker 2: least made basic sense. So they literally had somebody who
Speaker 2: was you know, geeked out on this. Okay, if they're
Speaker 2: going in this direction away from Earth. This is where
Speaker 2: a planet could be even and you know, again if
Speaker 2: they mentioned an actual literal, you know, this is the
Speaker 2: whatever you know galaxy, this is the this is the
Speaker 2: not the Milky Way, but this is what we call
Speaker 2: the Red Giant system that's over here, if you were
Speaker 2: going toward it. They wanted to put it on screen
Speaker 2: and say that's where you should be going, so that
Speaker 2: it made sense to somebody who was knowledge and won't say,
Speaker 2: wait a minute, if you're going from Earth and you're
Speaker 2: going to this, this solar system that has two red giants,
Speaker 2: they're not far from each other in a black hole.
Speaker 2: And yeah, they tried to make it so that you
Speaker 2: didn't look it up in your astronomy books. You know,
Speaker 2: there's tough things in the sixties where information was gotten,
Speaker 2: you know, Internet not quite available to most at the time.
Speaker 2: Stuff like that. With your golden education, you could look
Speaker 2: it up and go, the Enterprise is going in this direction.
Speaker 2: You could actually place it in the universe and say
Speaker 2: it's going this way. And even they tried to make
Speaker 2: sense of if it takes this many light years, you know,
Speaker 2: and warp speed equals this, then could they be there
Speaker 2: in a day or two. So then on screen it
Speaker 2: would be like we've been traveling for two days toward
Speaker 2: this spot over here, and the astronomer who is you know,
Speaker 2: actually knows where stuff is the landmarks in the universe,
Speaker 2: would go, that's right, that's how long it would take
Speaker 2: to get to that star, except we can't see this
Speaker 2: thing that they're showing us here where there's you know,
Speaker 2: nine planets, and you know, three of them are on fire,
Speaker 2: and two of them are made of ice, and there's
Speaker 2: a black hole or no weight. It might have been
Speaker 2: a destroyed planet. It would take us at our top,
Speaker 2: you know, light speed if we got to got to
Speaker 2: light speed, if we traveled at the speed of light,
Speaker 2: you know, we get there five hundred years. But since
Speaker 2: we have warp speed, we'll be there in about two days,
Speaker 2: you know. So anyway, it's interesting they did that stuff.
Speaker 2: So the point is that even in a star trek situation,
Speaker 2: people would make it so the stars were in the
Speaker 2: right position. Mostly again, occasionally, you know, I'm sure somebody
Speaker 2: said fit and invented something that makes no sense in
Speaker 2: the known universe. You know, it's like, hey, here's a
Speaker 2: planet that's actually shaped and looks if you look at
Speaker 2: it from a distance like a pizza, and it's flat.
Speaker 2: It's a flat earth. Oops, did I say that out loud?
Speaker 2: It's a flat earth and they look at it and
Speaker 2: they go, it's a flat earth. It's a flat earth.
Speaker 2: And you go, yeah, there ain't no flat earths out there.
Speaker 2: But if there was one, and they said, you got
Speaker 2: to go from here away from our solar system or
Speaker 2: the soul system, they call it sol sol system, which
Speaker 2: again is an interesting spelling and something I might get
Speaker 2: into this week. I have esoteric comp well commentary to
Speaker 2: give you. I have something about, you know, hoax or
Speaker 2: true human interest regarding certain things that have gone on
Speaker 2: in what I would still describe as conspiracy culture. Donald
Speaker 2: Trump is not only getting off on every lawsuit, although
Speaker 2: I did see something where there's some resistance to dropping
Speaker 2: the EG and Carol lawsuit for some reason, you know,
Speaker 2: as all of his lawsuits flake away like so much
Speaker 2: dry skin, which I have on my elbows at this point.
Speaker 2: I don't think Trump has dry skin, but I don't
Speaker 2: know what I really would never want to know what
Speaker 2: texture it is. But you know that orange spray tan
Speaker 2: stuff can't be good for your pores or the orange
Speaker 2: color wherever we got it. You know what, He's probably
Speaker 2: not spray tanned. I don't even know anymore. You know.
Speaker 2: That's the funny thing, though, is that people who were
Speaker 2: supposedly so enraged that they were blinded by their anger
Speaker 2: and their hatred of Donald Trump. Now the Trump's supporters
Speaker 2: out there, if you're a Trump supporter, you're listening to you, Oh,
Speaker 2: here he goes again. But do you hear me out?
Speaker 2: You guys will not acknowledge what I'm about to say,
Speaker 2: no matter what. So I'm gonna give it to you anyway, though,
Speaker 2: And I want to see if six months, eight months,
Speaker 2: if we survive beyond nine, if I can get back
Speaker 2: to Dallas next year and we're not nuked or you know,
Speaker 2: on a new lockdown because of a spider flu or
Speaker 2: something like that. Here's what I tell you is not
Speaker 2: a prediction, but a certainty. Donald Trump is going to
Speaker 2: be completely normalized, acceptable, like as if he was always
Speaker 2: part of the good boys insider club. That's where he's
Speaker 2: gonna be in nine months from now, when absolutely across
Speaker 2: the board. By the way, CNN's gonna love him. The
Speaker 2: President's doing good. The whole system is going to embrace it,
Speaker 2: just like international leaders are accepting his visits right now,
Speaker 2: even though he hasn't taken office yet. Kiddies, anyway, and
Speaker 2: here's here's a fun fact. By the way, media watch
Speaker 2: pay attention. And I'm gonna read from Fox News, and
Speaker 2: I'm gonna put the the the link in the chatroom
Speaker 2: at chelly dot com. I want you to roll it back.
Speaker 2: I want you to read it, and i want you
Speaker 2: to remember that the blind guy is telling you what
Speaker 2: he's seeing. And most people are blinder than me because
Speaker 2: they're not seeing this. Whether they are a Trump supporter,
Speaker 2: died in the wall and don't care and ride or
Speaker 2: die with Donnie Donnie Baby, ride or die Donnie Donnie Baby,
Speaker 2: or they're on the side of he's a Nazi, he's
Speaker 2: the next Hitler, He's this, he's that. Oh my god,
Speaker 2: he's Satan. So whether it is Trump cult or woke,
Speaker 2: very good by the way, face shifted for dropping it
Speaker 2: right there. The double edged of Trump cult slash woke America,
Speaker 2: Trump haters, Trump humps, they are all now ready on
Speaker 2: the same team. Nine months from now, they will be
Speaker 2: indiscernible from one another. The president is doing this the
Speaker 2: President is doing that, CNN is going to tell you
Speaker 2: how he's on your side. It is a remarkable work
Speaker 2: of beauty. The fact that they sold you not the
Speaker 2: guy who was going to battle the deep state, but
Speaker 2: the deep state in a different package. The fact that
Speaker 2: they gave you his guy's an outsider when he is
Speaker 2: the inside insider. The fact that he is not the
Speaker 2: guy on your side, but actually the guy who's only
Speaker 2: on his own side and a servant of all things
Speaker 2: deep State. Which, oh, by the way, I want to
Speaker 2: thank Jimmy James, and I hope Jimmy got the items
Speaker 2: I sent him. In the main, they're due to be
Speaker 2: there already, but I haven't heard from me in a
Speaker 2: couple of days. And frankly, the last thing I'm going
Speaker 2: to tell you about before I get out of here, well,
Speaker 2: last couple of things. One of them. Let me just say,
Speaker 2: he sent me a book called The Builders, and it's
Speaker 2: definitely a freemason. It looks almost like a comic book
Speaker 2: on the front of it. It's hilarious. I'm gonna have
Speaker 2: trouble reading it, Jimmy, but I'm going to read this, sucker,
Speaker 2: and I hope that you got your JFK stuff that
Speaker 2: I sent you bonus material and the book, the book
Speaker 2: and DVD you want it, okay, anyway, So thank you also,
Speaker 2: Jimmy really appreciate you, and I appreciate any of you
Speaker 2: guys who actually support my show. What is going to
Speaker 2: happen to me over the next year is I don't
Speaker 2: know if the o'celli effect's going to survive. I've gotten
Speaker 2: recently undermined again regarding trying to bring up new people
Speaker 2: to the network. And I do mean I had new
Speaker 2: hosts in mind and a whole bunch of stuff, and
Speaker 2: it's it's just me Aaron at this point, Me, Aaron
Speaker 2: and uncle, you know, the the triad of dieads. Anyways,
Speaker 2: So back to it, Trump is gonna be so acceptable
Speaker 2: shortly that you're not going to realize that there was
Speaker 2: ever a problem or an objection to him being president.
Speaker 2: I mean, there's gonna be a few people that are
Speaker 2: still gonna fake play. On the other side, they're gonna be,
Speaker 2: you know, still the heel of the WWE events, but
Speaker 2: they're gonna be really crappy ones. They're gonna be Iron
Speaker 2: Mike Sharp, They're gonna be let me think about this,
Speaker 2: they're gonna be the moondogs of the w w F
Speaker 2: back then. Now WWE, they're gonna be who Lou Albano
Speaker 2: used to manage before he looked up with Cindy Lauper.
Speaker 2: That is what they're gonna be, just the completely fake,
Speaker 2: controlled opposition. Like I said, jonestown the info Hewers their
Speaker 2: site back never changed over on some of the you
Speaker 2: know products that were being sold. Doctor Jones still living
Speaker 2: and now he's a big presence on X and actually
Speaker 2: went out to all these other independent, you know platforms.
Speaker 2: So it looks to me like in a reorganization and
Speaker 2: a refresh of the Alex Jones Show and infuhos. That's
Speaker 2: all that was. And wouldn't you know it, they pulled
Speaker 2: it over your eyes right away by telling you the
Speaker 2: Onions actually going to own it. Beauty, Things of beauty,
Speaker 2: my friends, what little of you I have left? Anyway?
Speaker 2: I love this media story and I want to go
Speaker 2: over it's from Fox News and you're going to oh,
Speaker 2: Chuck is starting to jump on the Trump train almost
Speaker 2: you know, at this point, what else do you do?
Speaker 2: I guess I should say, great, this is all good,
Speaker 2: because you know what it's going to lead to the
Speaker 2: downfall of the very very very broken system. That's fine
Speaker 2: by me, by the way, but through incompetence and like
Speaker 2: you know, children basically uh, you know, robbing the cash
Speaker 2: out of your ashtray in your car. You know, they
Speaker 2: robbed all the change, but they left behind the really
Speaker 2: good stuff that was sitting on the floor on the
Speaker 2: passenger side. Right. The cacistocracy only knows to steal the
Speaker 2: change out of the ashtray. They're gonna take what petty
Speaker 2: things they can. Some of these billionaires and tech guys
Speaker 2: are gonna come in. They're really going to commit the robberies.
Speaker 2: And everybody's gonna cheer and celebrate this guy, the administration,
Speaker 2: all of it until the check for the meal comes.
Speaker 2: By the way, three one nine five two seven five
Speaker 2: zero one six, I have that phone lines are open,
Speaker 2: and by the way, no no screen either. You can
Speaker 2: come right on the air, all right, anyway, George Stepanopolis,
Speaker 2: this is again from the media section at Fox News. Right,
Speaker 2: let me just make sure I got this right Foxnews
Speaker 2: dot Com. Yeah, Stepanopolis doesn't mention ABC okay, anyway, George
Speaker 2: Stepanopolis doesn't mention ABC News settlement with Trump's defamation lawsuit
Speaker 2: on his Sunday show. The ABC News anchor also deleted
Speaker 2: his ex account. Does everybody remember who George Stepanopolis is
Speaker 2: slash was? Do you? I don't think you do, but
Speaker 2: if you do, it's fun go look up who that is.
Speaker 2: And oh, by the way, you know, for he got
Speaker 2: a you know, sweetheart job right after leaving an administration
Speaker 2: that clearly was there so he could just continue to
Speaker 2: have influence in the media circles of influence in America.
Speaker 2: That was the whole point of this guy. Okay, and
Speaker 2: he's done it. But now he's deleting his ex account.
Speaker 2: He's getting rid of Twitter, right. What do they used
Speaker 2: to call that Twitter suicide? Right? Anyway, so he's on
Speaker 2: Twitter suicide watch. And then well he finally.
Speaker 6: Did it.
Speaker 2: Anyhow, So that's part of what's happening, right, he deleted
Speaker 2: his Twitter. I am gonna get this done in just
Speaker 2: a second year. But I'm having a little trouble with
Speaker 2: my keyboard now and I was trying like hell to
Speaker 2: type it in to be slick here. But I'm gonna
Speaker 2: get back to this article, you know what. Let me
Speaker 2: just get back to the article first, and then we'll
Speaker 2: get into some of this biographical stuff. Okay, So he
Speaker 2: didn't mention it on his Sunday show, which is a
Speaker 2: big deal, you know for political junkies. To the article,
Speaker 2: ABC News host George Stepanopolis ignored the news about his
Speaker 2: network's massive settlement. See now Trump's getting paid on settlements.
Speaker 2: Even He's always filed. I'm pulling away from the article momentarily.
Speaker 2: He's always filed lots of nuisance lawsuits, lots of obstructive lawsuits,
Speaker 2: you know, strategic stuff. If I cause you enough problems,
Speaker 2: guess what, you'll give up on this. You'll go do
Speaker 2: what it is I wanted you to do. Anyway. You know,
Speaker 2: they try and compel him to pay money. Sometimes he does,
Speaker 2: Usually he doesn't. Lawsuits are one of Trump's superpowers, you know,
Speaker 2: along with Chinese goods that he has made in his
Speaker 2: name with his brand on him while battling China in
Speaker 2: terror force. Anyway, back to it, and while his daughter
Speaker 2: gets all sorts of patents and all that which, by
Speaker 2: the way, why is Gilfoyle getting the ambassadorship to Greece anyhow?
Speaker 2: You know what I digress? All right, So Fox News
Speaker 2: Digital first reported on Saturday, the ABC News and Stepanopolis
Speaker 2: agreed to a settlement to avoid a costly trial over
Speaker 2: Trump's defamation lawsuit against the network, and anchored. News of
Speaker 2: the set, however, failed to appear on ABC's This Week instead,
Speaker 2: stepping Upolis focused on stories about unidentified drones over New Jersey,
Speaker 2: ongoing conflicts in Syria, and Trump's cabinet picks. Oh, he
Speaker 2: focused on news instead of copping to the media lawsuit. Huh. Amazing.
Speaker 2: Also amazing that a few days after I failed to
Speaker 2: get any sort of interest and other people seemed to
Speaker 2: broadcast about not getting any interest, all of a sudden,
Speaker 2: the corporate media picked up and is like, what's going
Speaker 2: on over Jersey? Because now it's happening over New York.
Speaker 2: This sucks. Also, it's been over California too. Anyway, when
Speaker 2: I get those podcasts out from Friday, you'll know why
Speaker 2: I said that, all right. News of the settlement, however,
Speaker 2: failed to appear on ABC on This Week instead. Yeah, okay,
Speaker 2: I already read that part. But anyway, Liberals unload on
Speaker 2: ABC's lawsuit with Trump defend George Steppinopolis knee bent ring kissed.
Speaker 2: Stepanopolis was the focus of the lawsuit after he asserted
Speaker 2: that Trump was found liable for rape in a civil
Speaker 2: case during a contentious interview with Representative Nancy Mace, Republican
Speaker 2: South Carolina last March. After playing a clip of Mace
Speaker 2: disgusting being a victim of rape, Stepanopolis asked, how do
Speaker 2: you square your endorsement of Donald Trump with the testimony
Speaker 2: we just saw. You've endorsed Donald Trump for president. Judges
Speaker 2: and two separate juries have found him liable for rape
Speaker 2: and for defaming the victim of that rape. Stepanopalis said,
Speaker 2: alluding to the illegal excuse excuse me, alluding to the
Speaker 2: legal victory by Trump accuser E. Gene Carroll. Stepanopolis repeated
Speaker 2: the claim ten times during his fat with Mace, despite
Speaker 2: the fact that a jury actually determined Trump was liable
Speaker 2: for quote sexual abuse end quote, which has a distinct
Speaker 2: definition under New York law. Now let me pull away
Speaker 2: from the article. So the big defamation is you said
Speaker 2: I raped, They said I physic I sexually abused. Right,
Speaker 2: let's see sexual abuse. Yes, Now, rape is a form
Speaker 2: of sexual abuse. And if you look at these specific allegations,
Speaker 2: even though there's a legal definition for what they found
Speaker 2: him guilty of, you know, you beat somebody with a
Speaker 2: baseball bat. You weren't convicted of beating somebody with a
Speaker 2: baseball bat. You were convicted for assaulting them. They give
Speaker 2: a legal name to it. Okay, anyway. The This Week
Speaker 2: host was initially defiant against the lawsuit when asked about
Speaker 2: it in May, adding he would not be cowed out
Speaker 2: of doing my job because of a threat. Trump sued
Speaker 2: me because I used the word rape, even though judge said,
Speaker 2: that's in fact what did happen. We filed a motion
Speaker 2: to dismass Stepanopolis told Late Night host Stephen Colbert. According
Speaker 2: to the settlement, ABC News will pay fifteen million dollars
Speaker 2: as a charitable contribution to a presidential foundation and museum
Speaker 2: to be established by or four plaintiff, as presidents of
Speaker 2: the United States of America have established in the past. Additionally,
Speaker 2: the network will pay one million in Trump's attorney fees.
Speaker 2: Well at least one of Trump's lawyers gets paid. Stepanopolis
Speaker 2: and ABC News also had to issue statements of quote
Speaker 2: regret end quote as an editor's note on the bottom
Speaker 2: of a March tenth, twenty twenty four, online article about
Speaker 2: comments made earlier this year that prompted Trump to file
Speaker 2: the defamation lawsuit. The note reads, quote, ABC News and
Speaker 2: George Stepanopolis regret statements regarding President Donald J. Trump made
Speaker 2: during an interview by George Stepanopolis with Representative Nancy Mason
Speaker 2: on ABC's This Week on March tenth, twenty twenty four.
Speaker 2: Then the subheadline here Trump hopes to keep winning when
Speaker 2: he takes ABC News CBS News to court over alleged
Speaker 2: dishonest reporting. Please note in that headline NBC right, ABC News,
Speaker 2: CBS News, No NBC there, No MSNBC there, right, no
Speaker 2: CNBC there. Just remember no national broadcasting company. Okay. I'm
Speaker 2: tired of arguing every little detail, so I'm just gonna,
Speaker 2: you know, put a pin in it and let you
Speaker 2: figure it out. Well, President Biden pardon any member of
Speaker 2: his family or administration. This is a poll that's sitting
Speaker 2: here which was closed for predictions after January twentieth, twenty
Speaker 2: twenty five, closed in a month. Will President Biden pardon
Speaker 2: any members of his Okay, it's a poll that's funny.
Speaker 2: Submit your prediction. Well, it's kind of easy, and they
Speaker 2: ought to take that down. It's already done. Anyway, back
Speaker 2: to the article, we're pleased that the parties have reached
Speaker 2: an agreement to dismiss the lawsuit on the terms in
Speaker 2: the court filing. Okay, so they agreed. This isn't outside
Speaker 2: of this isn't a penalty, but sort of like, this
Speaker 2: is what we're gonna do. We're gonna publicly apology. Okay, settle,
Speaker 2: not full process, just settle. An ABC News spokesperson told
Speaker 2: Fox News Digital Now, I'm willing to bet lots of
Speaker 2: money that lawyers the second that Trump was selected in November,
Speaker 2: we're calling up Georgie boy here and saying, listen, man,
Speaker 2: the new president is going to have the power to
Speaker 2: do whatever he wants with you. Even if you were
Speaker 2: somehow able to beat this lawsuit, he's gonna come after
Speaker 2: you when he's in office. You better do a Maya
Speaker 2: Copa and get the hell out of his way, because
Speaker 2: he's gonna take a revenge tour and you don't want
Speaker 2: to be one of the great dates along the way.
Speaker 2: I used to love when I saw like the plane
Speaker 2: fly graphic and like the train pull in or the
Speaker 2: tour bus roll around on the screen, when MTV would
Speaker 2: show you upcoming tour dates for whoever, whether it was
Speaker 2: you know some crap, you know, bon Jovi or God
Speaker 2: help Us, you know, poison with Faster, Pussycat, you know,
Speaker 2: stupid things, or it was something cool, it didn't matter.
Speaker 2: I loved the little graphics. Here's a plane fly by
Speaker 2: a tour bus, you know, train, although I don't think
Speaker 2: anybody's taking a train tour of the US for the
Speaker 2: purposes of rock and roll since rock and roll was invented.
Speaker 2: But okay, maybe since the light bulb was invented. Even
Speaker 2: I don't know. All right, I'm gonna cut it off
Speaker 2: here and be done with it for tonight. But I
Speaker 2: gotta tell you it's not a prediction, it's a certainty.
Speaker 2: Trump is going to be further normalized. And not only
Speaker 2: is he gonna get out of everything, including the EG
Speaker 2: and Carol thing. Whether you think it was actually the
Speaker 2: or word, or you believe wholeheartedly that it was just
Speaker 2: some sort of sexual abuse, or you think this is nonsense,
Speaker 2: it was a political it's a witch hunt. It's absolute nonsense.
Speaker 2: And these people need to pay, they need to lose
Speaker 2: their license. NBC screw And he's not even pleased with
Speaker 2: Fox News. But Fox News is trying hard to get
Speaker 2: back in his good graces. I don't know why he
Speaker 2: should they should have to, I mean because they balked
Speaker 2: a little bit at like some of his nonsense or
Speaker 2: some of his nominees.
Speaker 10: I don't know.
Speaker 2: Fox is weird again. They're not agreeing with every single
Speaker 2: thing I'm saying. Most senators are, though, And if you don't,
Speaker 2: we'll primary the hell out of you and get you
Speaker 2: out of there. Yep. But don't worry those drones over
Speaker 2: my head. I'm not concerned. Oh I had to cancel.
Speaker 2: I mean, it's starting to look stupid by the way
Speaker 2: he canceled being at his golf course in Jersey just recently,
Speaker 2: because I guarantee you, somebody finally over there, you know,
Speaker 2: in that brain trust, had the you know, the super
Speaker 2: more on ability to eventually reach the realistic conclusion. Wait
Speaker 2: a minute. If we're criticizing Biden for not taking care
Speaker 2: of these drones over our head and everybody sucks who's
Speaker 2: in government, and our borders, our skies, nothing is secure. Man.
Speaker 2: If that's all true, why is Trump willing to sit
Speaker 2: there and these dangerous drones are overhead? Why would he
Speaker 2: do that? That makes no sense? Oh my god, it
Speaker 2: took them two months to figure it out. You know,
Speaker 2: maybe we should get Trump out of the area so
Speaker 2: he doesn't look like he's okay with something that obviously
Speaker 2: he already knows about. You know, he's in on it,
Speaker 2: for God's sake, he was already informed. He knows, he knows,
Speaker 2: he's fine. He knows he's got more to worry about
Speaker 2: from the gardener at Bedminster than he does from the
Speaker 2: drones over Jersey for sure. Anyway, is there anything else?
Speaker 2: I can say absolutely? Is there anything else? I'm gonna say,
Speaker 2: I'm not sure, but pretty much, I guess I'm all
Speaker 2: done for the night with most of the news. I
Speaker 2: gotta say again, it's a small, small, strange world. It
Speaker 2: is what it is. Stepanopolis can't even get away without
Speaker 2: having a drop fifteen mil into Trump's pocket. Bobby Kennedy
Speaker 2: Junior is still asking for money for his campaign to
Speaker 2: shore it up because he's in debt and he's got
Speaker 2: to join the Trump train. Oh, by the way, there's
Speaker 2: some misgivings about that now, regarding this and that, But
Speaker 2: I guarantee you that's all gonna, you know, just evaporate
Speaker 2: along with his lawsuits and everything else. It is what
Speaker 2: it is. I love the all fringe maps of the
Speaker 2: United States that are starting to be circulated. I guess
Speaker 2: some people think that there's going to be certain states
Speaker 2: in the Union that are just about ready two guess
Speaker 2: what secede and some others might unite. How would you
Speaker 2: like just one Dakota instead of a North and the South.
Speaker 2: Screw it? Let them share. Let them share the mountain
Speaker 2: with the faces of the alleged leaders on it. Let
Speaker 2: them share rushmore right anyway, Let them share that. Let
Speaker 2: California fall into the ocean or burn up or something.
Speaker 2: Let Florida fall into the ocean or actually float away
Speaker 2: on its own, and literally raise Atlantis from somewhere because
Speaker 2: the Santa stan is such a beautiful place. Everything's wonderful.
Speaker 2: So the final story of the night is a personal one,
Speaker 2: since I've already told you about the wonderful future. Upcoming
Speaker 2: twenty twenty five is gonna be lots of fun. We're
Speaker 2: gonna do the Live if I'm not in the hospital
Speaker 2: or dead, We're gonna do the Live and Uncles New
Speaker 2: Year's Revolution. I'm gonna have Larry Hancock on later this
Speaker 2: week to talk about Siri and what the hell is
Speaker 2: actually happening there, because that's a whole other, you know,
Speaker 2: international cluster screw. But it is what it is. And
Speaker 2: that's what I said on the Shooting Schite podcast recently, right, which,
Speaker 2: by the way, is out there. I don't know if
Speaker 2: I have it immediately, let me see if I can
Speaker 2: grab it before I close out tonight's discussion, because I
Speaker 2: think it's well worth having the interesting that I finally
Speaker 2: again once again have discovered somebody who has some of
Speaker 2: the same thoughts as me with this madness that we're
Speaker 2: looking at in a lot of ways and about a
Speaker 2: lot of things, you know. And as I look at
Speaker 2: the alleged again ICE's leader, or maybe it was al Kaieda,
Speaker 2: I mix them up because I'm not sure which shift
Speaker 2: the CIA is in. I mean, when it's the night shift,
Speaker 2: it's definitely a different character a dude. But anyway, one
Speaker 2: of the bearded guys over there is supposedly running Syria
Speaker 2: at this point in time. You know, it's a beauty, man,
Speaker 2: It's a complete beauty. That whole situation. You don't think
Speaker 2: that was engineered on purpose. You don't think that the
Speaker 2: handover to Israel, Huckabee is now going to be part
Speaker 2: of that situation. God bless him, and maybe he can
Speaker 2: get away from his smoky eyed you know daughter with
Speaker 2: the constant and continuous what do they call that resting
Speaker 2: something face? Anyway, whatever it is, it is Sarah Huckabee
Speaker 2: Sanders lovely. Maybe she'll actually become the head of the
Speaker 2: CIA next. You know, all that going on, Kimberly Gilfoy
Speaker 2: being the envoid of grease at this point, the ambassador, ambassador,
Speaker 2: you've never been an ambassador, You have no idea about
Speaker 2: can you find grease on a map? No? But my
Speaker 2: travel agent Ken, and you know I don't screw loose
Speaker 2: him anymore or Don Junior, so I'll have time to
Speaker 2: do this. The best is that tub, all right? But
Speaker 2: all of that going on, Yeah, the shooting shite thing,
Speaker 2: I'm gonna grab the link to it and hopefully you
Speaker 2: guys can get something out of that discussion. Interesting guy
Speaker 2: Josh over there, I kind of like, you know, some
Speaker 2: of what he had to say for sure, and a
Speaker 2: lot of his thoughts et cetera, And we had some
Speaker 2: It was scary for a moment there. It's like, because
Speaker 2: I'm so used to people just like horrified, they can't
Speaker 2: believe I'm not, you know, on the Trump train. I'm
Speaker 2: not with this. I'm not with that. I'm not on
Speaker 2: the side of you know, well, I like tyranny if
Speaker 2: it comes from the right people. No, it's not me.
Speaker 2: But anyway, I'm all wrong about all that stuff. But
Speaker 2: you know, when their guy changes their mind, it's all good. Anyway. Again,
Speaker 2: back to just being part of what, just being part
Speaker 2: of the team. You only want to be on the team,
Speaker 2: no original thoughts of your own. It's all beautiful. This
Speaker 2: guy's not one of those guys, which is weird and
Speaker 2: is also why I've probably never heard of them before.
Speaker 2: You can't catch fire unless you're in the dumpster that
Speaker 2: is the Trump fire. One. Two. You can't you know,
Speaker 2: be a liberal of any kind unless you supported Biden
Speaker 2: and Kamala and made sure that you believed in infinite
Speaker 2: diversity and infinite directions, regardless of whether they make sense.
Speaker 2: They're part of the sane or scientifically possible world. It's
Speaker 2: irrelevant anyway. Dropping another link into the Live O'Kelly chat
Speaker 2: room just because I don't know, it's time to amuse
Speaker 2: myself and I figure I'm entitled, so anyway. The last thing,
Speaker 2: a personal story. I got so ill over last week,
Speaker 2: and really I've been progressively feeling more and more ill lately.
Speaker 2: That frankly, again, I was fading out. Man. I was
Speaker 2: so sick. I didn't know what to do with myself,
Speaker 2: you know, so ill, just really really really ill, you
Speaker 2: know what I'm saying, And got to a point bad
Speaker 2: enough where missus Jo said, all right, that's it, You're
Speaker 2: going to the hospital again. For people who know me,
Speaker 2: you should know, and without a doubt, you should know.
Speaker 2: There's no way in hell that I would go to
Speaker 2: the doctor unless A I thought I was dying or
Speaker 2: B I thought I required a battlefield medic to take
Speaker 2: care of some damage. Those are the only two circumstances
Speaker 2: under which I am willing to go to the hospital. Okay,
Speaker 2: Well that happened because I was in bad enough shape
Speaker 2: that I had no idea what to do with myself, Okay,
Speaker 2: And that was it. I was at a loss, a
Speaker 2: complete loss to diagnose, to correct or to make possible
Speaker 2: anything regarding improvement. I double posted the Twitter link for
Speaker 2: that for that shooting the shite show. There there we go.
Speaker 2: I've corrected it now in the live chatroom at otelly
Speaker 2: dot com you know, go check that out. Because I
Speaker 2: was sick then, but not bad, and I faded so
Speaker 2: bad that I required medical assistance. I was very very ill.
Speaker 2: I felt like the whole world was actually fading away
Speaker 2: and I was perhaps dying. I guess I'm not going
Speaker 2: to go into the details. I'm still very sick, but
Speaker 2: I'm able to eat food again. I had not actually
Speaker 2: eaten in many days, and I was barely able to
Speaker 2: hold down water and sometimes even consuming a small bit
Speaker 2: of water. I was throwing a foam, which was very weird,
Speaker 2: and just wasn't sure. I'm certain at this point in
Speaker 2: time that there's some sort of infection which has invaded me,
Speaker 2: but the ineptitude again of access to any sort of
Speaker 2: healthcare of an emergency of something that you know, Look,
Speaker 2: if I can figure out a way to pay you
Speaker 2: for it, I'll pay you, just you know. Can you
Speaker 2: get it so that I'm not walking around like a
Speaker 2: zombie and out of it so bad I don't understand
Speaker 2: the world around me. Can you do that? Can you
Speaker 2: get rid of the high fever? Can you help me
Speaker 2: out here? I mean, I'm not yelling about it because
Speaker 2: I could barely talk. That's the shape I was in
Speaker 2: by the time we went to what they call the
Speaker 2: Colosseum here, making Georgia, okay a mess anyway, I'm sitting
Speaker 2: here sweating right now and hurting and all kinds of stuff.
Speaker 2: And I had problems with the herniation in my gut,
Speaker 2: and I mean, there is a multitude of problems here
Speaker 2: that occurred. I'm still ill, but one there's no way
Speaker 2: they're going to keep you know, a guy like me
Speaker 2: who doesn't have money in the hospital very long. So
Speaker 2: you know, they gave me very little medicine, very little advice,
Speaker 2: very little help. And I was waiting I don't know,
Speaker 2: five hours in between being attended for any test or anything.
Speaker 2: And quite frankly, I waited twelve hours before even they
Speaker 2: finished the triage and intake process and I went to
Speaker 2: the hospital in an ambulance.
Speaker 6: Folks.
Speaker 2: These are not normal circumstances for me. Anyway, I'm gonna
Speaker 2: close this out. I'm gonna do what I can. Let's
Speaker 2: hope that I survive a through Christmas, but then be
Speaker 2: long enough to go back to Dallas next year, because
Speaker 2: I'm planning on having if I survived that long, I
Speaker 2: want to have a nice get together with some of
Speaker 2: you guys. I want to hang out with Mike Swanson
Speaker 2: and I want to hang out with if creative accidents.
Speaker 2: God help me, man, this guy's gonna think I'm nuts,
Speaker 2: But you know, third year in a row, I'd love
Speaker 2: to see creative accidents, even if it's just for a
Speaker 2: day like I did last time. I want to eat
Speaker 2: pizza at against the restaurant. I want to find a
Speaker 2: cheap place to consume food while we're out there. And
Speaker 2: also I want to do a publicly accessible tour in
Speaker 2: Daley Plaza where we discuss things that the regular tour
Speaker 2: guides and the homeless guys that you know, we're transferred
Speaker 2: into the guys who carry around these weird newspapers and
Speaker 2: try and tell you all kinds of crazy things about,
Speaker 2: you know, knowledge that they had to memorize so that
Speaker 2: you'll tip them, and all that they used to be
Speaker 2: homeless guys. And there was a guy who came up
Speaker 2: with the brilliant idea of giving them this composite newspaper
Speaker 2: for Taurus and then they go, right, oh, you know
Speaker 2: what that spot is. You know where that came from,
Speaker 2: right there where you're standing. All that stuff they would
Speaker 2: hustle on you so that you would turn around and
Speaker 2: pull some money out of your pocket and hook them up.
Speaker 2: It's just like a guy dancing for you on the street,
Speaker 2: except it's in dearly plazitive. They tried to get rid
Speaker 2: of those guys for years, especially after the six Foor
Speaker 2: Museum opened, And you know, I want to actually lead
Speaker 2: a group through there, which you're allowed to do, and
Speaker 2: tell them some things that hardly anybody ever talks about,
Speaker 2: provable realities, stuff that is right there in front of them,
Speaker 2: that is still being preserved and in one piece at
Speaker 2: this historical landmark, and impart some knowledge on people. I
Speaker 2: want to do. I have an idea for a film
Speaker 2: thing panels special participation from the audience, And this year
Speaker 2: I'm going to be involved in a bunch of organizational
Speaker 2: stuff regarding answer maybe my last hurrah to a convention.
Speaker 2: I'm hoping that I can do that. I'm hoping that
Speaker 2: I can restore the now very very badly falling numbers
Speaker 2: at the network. I'm hoping that I can bring a
Speaker 2: couple of other broadcasters in and get myself a little
Speaker 2: bit out of this funk. Because here's the thing. I'm
Speaker 2: in a position now where I don't feel enthused. I
Speaker 2: was numb by the way during this whole illness thing,
Speaker 2: couldn't taste, couldn't smell, couldn't feel. And I recognize that
Speaker 2: part of that is on my spirit lately. And the
Speaker 2: reason is pretty simple. I'm gonna come back. I'm gonna
Speaker 2: tell you about that and a couple other things that
Speaker 2: are significant and are going to occur again. If I
Speaker 2: can keep breathing over the next few days, week, etc.
Speaker 2: We're gonna make a few things happen, and I'm gonna
Speaker 2: try and do a few things differently because I'd like
Speaker 2: to leave something for you guys, and I'd like to
Speaker 2: leave something for my children that's a whole lot more
Speaker 2: unique than the nonsense the tons of other people are
Speaker 2: making part of the reality in the media spheres. And
Speaker 2: you know what, let's enjoy something more than season two
Speaker 2: of Squid Game.
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Speaker 7: And so red dye, because it is known to cause
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Speaker 2: I'm bringing all shot lack of terror a lot at
Speaker 2: the lad show. So the next time that I have
Speaker 2: a solo show that is not containing a guest or
Speaker 2: I have a busted guest, I have a prepared situation
Speaker 2: here where we're going to talk about one of the
Speaker 2: most famous hoaxes in history. And I don't mean the
Speaker 2: current hoax that's being pulled now regarding you know, here's
Speaker 2: the alleged opposition, here's the outsider, here is your gladiator
Speaker 2: in the imaginary arena, where you have an actual stake
Speaker 2: in the results of the political and geocentric strangeness of
Speaker 2: the chemical world. We are at a loss at this
Speaker 2: time to come up with anything else other than what
Speaker 2: is going to be material I've never covered before. I
Speaker 2: feel like it's time to talk about the Mandela effect
Speaker 2: because I want it now. I want the ability to
Speaker 2: change a lot of stuff I've had open lines. By
Speaker 2: the way, nobody is really wanting to call in and
Speaker 2: talk to me. We're gonna do the call in show
Speaker 2: on Friday and discuss whether we should just discontinue phone
Speaker 2: calls or if we should move it to another night
Speaker 2: and all that stuff, because I love talking to Jimmy James,
Speaker 2: but at this point I might as well make them
Speaker 2: a closed. Do you guys want to do this, Let's
Speaker 2: do it, but let's do it for real. You want
Speaker 2: to actually pull the veil away? Or do you want
Speaker 2: to stick your head in a pillowcase and make sure
Speaker 2: that you don't see that you're being fed imaginary heroes,
Speaker 2: You're being fed imaginary representatives, etc. Etc. So, believe it
Speaker 2: or not, we're going to talk about time travel, predictive media.
Speaker 2: We're gonna talk about how they're actually doing programming on
Speaker 2: a massive psyop level to get people convinced that Project
Speaker 2: Bloombeam is just yawn. And oh, the drones are overhead.
Speaker 2: Don't worry about that they're over Trump said too, he's
Speaker 2: not worried. Oh wait, now he is worried because it
Speaker 2: kind of looks stupid. They're sitting now. I'm here in
Speaker 2: Jersey and I don't care that there's school buses flying
Speaker 2: over my head that nobody knows where they came from.
Speaker 2: It's all right as long as it's not Biden's plate.
Speaker 2: But I hang out with doctor Jill over here in France.
Speaker 2: While I'm doing state visits even though I'm not officially
Speaker 2: a part of the state. Oh wait, maybe he is
Speaker 2: the deep state bitch