Speaker 1: The funny guy who loves to use his voice and
facial expressions to make us laugh has been replaced. But
why follow me down the rabbit hole about Jim Carrey. Hello, friends,
and welcome back to the rabbit Hole. I'm your host, Danny,
and today we are talking about Jim Carrey. I've gotten
a lot of dms about Jim Carrey in the last
several days because he looks completely different, So let's figure
out what the heck is going on with him. If
you're new here, I cover the history as they have
told you or want you to know it, and then
I go into the conspiracies at the end. This way,
if you have never heard a conspiracy, you can kind
of like jump in. You can know everything about it
and you're not completely low like only knowing what the
conspiracy is and not what the dory is behind it.
I just wanted to cover that again because I know
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to rabbit hole dot gold right now. James Eugene Carrie
was born on January seventeenth, nineteen sixty two, in Newmarket, Ontario, Canada.
He was born to Kathleen and Percy Carrey. Percy was
a musician and accountant in Kathleen was a homemaker. He
is the youngest of four children and was raised Catholic.
When Jim was eight, he began making faces in the
mirror and discovered that he had a talent for impressions.
Two years later, when he was ten, he wrote a
letter to Carol Burnett of The Carol Burnett Show and
asked to be considered for a role. He wrote that
he was already a master of impressions, even though at ten,
I'm not sure if that was one hundred percent accurate. However,
he received this form letter back in reply that basically
told him, no, we're not accepting new people right now,
and he was so excited just to like receive this
letter back. He spent his early years in a part
of metropolitan Toronto before the family moved to Burlington Ontario,
but the family had some troubles. Sometime in his teen years,
the family became homeless and was living out of a
Volkswagen van. He and his brother spent months living in
a tent in a park on the shore of Lake Ontario.
The family struggled financially, but Percy finally found work at
a tire factory in return for living in the house
across the street from the factory that the factory owned.
Jim and his brother John worked as janitors and security
guards at the factory at night, so they worked eight
hour shifts from like six pm to about two am.
But they were still just kids and so they would
go over there, they'd be the janitors, they do all
the things, and then during the day their dad would
work at the factory. In nineteen seventy seven, he was
fifteen and his dad took him to a comedy club
downtown Toronto to make his comedy debut. He basically was like,
I want to be a comic.
Speaker 2: I'm gonna get on stage.
Speaker 1: However, his act was not well received. The people were
used to like raunchy comedy, not conventional impersonations, so they
didn't really like what Jim was showing them. Jim dropped
out of school on his sixteenth birthday and began performing
comedy in downtown Toronto while he continued working at the factory.
The family's financial standing made it hard for them to
support Jim's show business ambitions, so he kind of had
to figure it out himself. But in nineteen seventy nine,
with the family's financial situation finally improving, he could return
to the stage. This act was a bit more polished
and led to his first paid gig. It was only
twenty dollars, but it was paying twenty dollars.
Speaker 2: Twenty dollars, you know what I'm saying.
Speaker 1: It didn't take long for Jim, at only seventeen, to
go from open mic nights to regular paid shows. He
was building quite a reputation for himself. He also auditioned
to be a cast member in the nineteen eighty eighty
one season of Saturday Night Live.
Speaker 2: He was not selected, but.
Speaker 1: Would later in his career go back to host the show.
This also gave him the push that he needed to
go after a voice acting job. In nineteen eighty one,
at nineteen, he was booked as the opener for the
rock band Gotto two.
Speaker 2: Nights in a row.
Speaker 1: So they had this rock band coming into town. He
was their opener as this impersonator comic guy. The first
night this rock band crowd booed him off the stage
and he refused to return for the second night, as
a nineteen year old probably would, but like it really
wasn't the crowd for him, because they were there to
see a rock band, not a comic. And that was
solidified when two weeks later he was featured on the
front page of the entertainment section of the Toronto Star.
The writer said, quote, a genuine star coming to life,
and this was his first like mainstream corporate media coverage.
So this tells us that he was a decent comic,
but that was not the crowd that wanted to hear
what he had to say. He was really on his way.
He appeared in an episode of the televised stand up
show An Evening at the Improv, and landed one of
the main roles in introducing Janet, a made for TV movie.
This was his first real acting role, the first.
Speaker 2: Of so many.
Speaker 1: He was recognized and signed by comedian Rodney Dangerfield to
open for his tour, and by the end of nineteen
eighty one, it was reported that he was waiting on
a work permit from the US because the Johnny Carson
Show had shown interest in him. Nineteen eighty two, he
went through the audition process for Carson, but was told
to hone his act a little bit more and that
they just weren't ready for him yet, so he continued
to tour with Rodney Dangerfield for.
Speaker 2: The rest of the year.
Speaker 1: In early nineteen eighty three, he decided to move to
Hollywood and started performing regularly at the Comedy Store. His
next big goal was to get on The Tonight Show.
He was booked for a prominent late night show, but
because he had like a lukewarm set in between the
time that they booked him and the time that like
the Late night Show was supposed to record, he had
this like set that just wasn't very good.
Speaker 2: The show was like, no, we don't want you anymore.
Speaker 1: He was trying to recreate the success that he had
in Toronto in Los Angeles, but it was proving much
more difficult. He did return to Toronto on occasion to
perform and was still a huge hit in the area.
He was featured on a news magazine program that aired
nationally in Canada, which helped him because within months of
returning to la he had a role on The Duck Factory.
He also got to get on the Johnny Carson Show.
He was there to promote the sitcom Finders Keepers, which
was something that he was on, but he also got
to showcase his impressionist act. In July nineteen eighty four,
he made his debut appearance on Late Night with David Letterman.
By that time, his sitcom The Duck Factory was already canceled,
so like it really just didn't last very long, but
he was noticed and got a starring role in the
film Once Bitten. After that, he continued to receive roles
in films, mainly supporting roles, but they were roles. It
was something he re auditioned for SNL before the nineteen
eighty five eighty six season and also the eighty six
eighty seven season, but was rejected both times. It was
during this time that he realized that just doing impressions
wasn't getting him anywhere. Like he just he needed to
change things up, He need to mix it all up.
But that just wasn't a very easy transition when you've
always done something and trying to change your act.
Speaker 2: All of a sudden.
Speaker 1: It was hard, so it kind of left him scrambling
in front of the audience sometimes because he wasn't really
great at the new act that he was trying to
put on. In March of nineteen eighty seven, he married
former actress and comedy star waitress Melissa Womer. They had
a daughter together, Jane, later that year. Finally, Jim got
a recurring part in the TV series In Living Color
from nineteen ninety two nineteen ninety four. The popularity he
gained from the show helped him land more gigs, bigger roles,
one after another after another. This was like the thing
that he needed, was this TV series In Living Color,
because in February of nineteen ninety four, Ace Ventura Pet
Detective was released, followed by The Mask in July and
Dumb and Dumber in December. So nineteen ninety four was
a huge year for Jim Carrey.
Speaker 2: All of these roles.
Speaker 1: Paid him huge paychecks, and many of them wanted to
book him for the sequels of the movies he was in.
In nineteen ninety five, he played the Riddler in Batman
Forever and was in the second Ace Ventura movie Ace
Ventura When Nature Calls. In nineteen ninety five, he and
Melissa also got divorced, and then the next year, nineteen
ninety six, he married his Dumb and Number co star
Lauren Hawley. Their marriage lasted less than a year. He
was in The Cable Guy in nineteen ninety six and
Liar Liar in ninety seven. In ninety eight, he was
in The Truman Show, and in ninety nine he was
the lead in Man on the Moon. In two thousand,
he starred in Me Myself and Irene and How the
Grinch Stole Christmas. He was engaged to Me Myself and
Irene co star Renee Zellweger from nineteen ninety nine to
two thousand, but they never got married. But it wouldn't
be until two thousand and three that he would see
his next big movie, Bruce.
Speaker 2: Almighty, And the next year he was.
Speaker 1: In Eternal Sunshine of the Spotless Mind and starred in
the film Lemony Snickets A Series of Unfortunate Events as
Count Oloff. In two thousand and five, he starred in
Fun with Dick and Jane. This is also the year
that he met Jenny McCarthy. They announced their romantic involvement
in two thousand and six. However, they ended things in
twenty ten. In two thousand and seven, he finally had
a role where he wasn't a funny guy or like
this lost dumb guy. He had like a more serious
role in the psychological thriller The Number twenty three, but
that didn't last long because, of course, he needed to
get back to his roots. He went back to children's
movies in two thousand and eight with Horton Here's a Who,
followed by the comedy Yes Man Who was in I
Love You Philip Morris, which premiered at the Sundance Film
Festival in two thousand and nine but was widely released
in twenty ten. He was also Scrooge in the two
thousand and nine Disney adaptation of a Christmas Carol. That
role actually landed him the lead in Mister Popper's Penguins
for twenty eleven. It was released in twenty twelve that
Jim Carrey and Jeff Daniels would return to make a
sequel to Dumb and Dumber. The production was planned to
start in September of twenty twelve, but Jim left the
project because he felt that Warner Brothers and all that
they were just like, very unenthusiastic about the sequel to
Dumb and Dumber, so he was like, I'm done. That
same year, he met and started dating Catherine on A White,
a makeup artist from Ireland. In twenty thirteen, he started
alongside Steve Carell in The Incredible Bert Wonderstone and was
in kick Ass two. However, he retracted support for kick
Ass two prior to its release due to the Sandy
Hook shooting. He wrote on his Twitter quote, now, in
all good conscience, I cannot support that level of violence.
Speaker 2: Quote.
Speaker 1: Dumb and Dumber two did finally get completed and was
released in twenty fourteen. That same year, he received an
honorary doctorate for his achievement as a comedian, artist, author
and philanthropist from Maharishi University of Management in.
Speaker 2: Fairfield, Iowa.
Speaker 1: He also delivered the commencement address for their graduation. On
September twenty eight, twenty fifteen, Jim's girlfriend Kathriona was found
dead from prescription drug overdose. Her death was ruled a suicide. However,
Jim Carrey was investigated for this. So Kathriona was actually
married to Mark Burton in twenty thirteen and was still
dating Jim Carrey at the exact same time, she was
dating on and off Jim while being married to Mark,
and he is actually the one that filed the wrongful
death lawsuit against Jim, claiming that he had used his
immense wealth and celebrity status to legally obtain and distribute
per description drugs involved in White's death. Of course, Carrie
released a statement saying, quote, what a terrible shame. It
would be easy for me to get in a back
room with this man's lawyer and make this go away,
But there are some moments in life when you have
to stand up and defend your honor against the evil
in this world. I will not tolerate this heartless attempt
to exploit me or the woman I loved. Kat's troubles
were born long before I met her, and sadly, her
tragic end was beyond anyone's control. I really hope that
someday soon people will stop trying to profit from this
and let her rest in peace. But just the following month,
in October of twenty sixteen, Cathriyono's mother also filed a
wrongful death lawsuit against Jim Both lawsuits were dismissed in
January of twenty eighteen, and attorneys from both sides confirmed
there would be no further legal proceedings. So they obviously
didn't find anything. However, it's suspicious. In twenty seventeen, he
was in the show Showtime series I'm Dying up Here.
It was also announced that he would be in the
series Kidding. Jim was also subject to two documentaries. In
twenty seventeen twenty eighteen, he was cast in Sonic the Hedgehog.
He returned in twenty twenty two for the sequel, Sonic
the Hedgehog two. That same year, twenty twenty two, he
announced that he was considering retirement. Quote I have enough,
I've done enough, I am enough.
Speaker 2: End quote.
Speaker 1: Even with that, he did come back for Sonic the
Hedgehog three in twenty twenty four. A copy of the
script was actually hand delivered to Jim, written in twenty
four carrot Ink, because when he was talking about retirement,
he said he would only return to acting if quote
Angels brings some sort of script that's written in gold
inc that says to me that it's going to be
really important for people to see.
Speaker 2: End quote.
Speaker 1: So They're like, well, he said that we need angels
to bring it to him. That written in gold ink,
So they literally hand delivered this script to him at
twenty four carrot Ink, which is crazy the things Hollywood.
Most recently, Jim received an Honorary Caesar Award from the
French Academy of Cinema, Arts and Techniques. The Caesar Award
is the national film award of France. It's considered the
highest film honor in France. In his acceptance speech, which
he delivered entirely in French, he recalled his family's French roots.
His father is actually like French Canadian ancestry, so it
makes sense that he would know French. But this award
is exactly where we should start with the Jim Carrey conspiracies.
This is what has gotten so many people's attention in
the last month. At the acceptance of this award, Jim
Carrey did not look like Jim Carrey. He had longer
hair than we're used to on Jim, which is like whatever,
people grow their hair out all the time. But he
had lighter eyes and a fuller face.
Speaker 2: The whole thing was very odd.
Speaker 1: Maybe you could chalk up the face to fillers, although
it would take quite a bit to make him look
like that, but you cannot miss take the eyes. Jim
has brown or hazel eyes, and these eyes they looked
more like gray or blue, maybe a light green if
you're trying really hard, I would say more gray. But
of course, since people notice that, they've actually like gone
into the pictures and changed them back to brown, as
if like nothing to see here, And he even looks younger,
but like again, botox could do that, although wouldn't botox
make him lose control over some of his facial expressions,
the same facial expressions. He was so insistent he used
that he wouldn't take jobs if they didn't let him
have creative authority over the facial expressions of either his
character or the animated character he was playing. He went
to such an extreme that he didn't take a job
on the movie Over the Hedge, which is an animated movie,
because they would not let him control the facial features
of the animated character he was playing. This same man
is gonna get botox or filler, which affects the way you.
Speaker 2: Move your face.
Speaker 1: It is really the cheeks, nose, and eyes that give
him away. It doesn't help that. In interviews after the ceremony,
he stated that his favorite funny face that he does
is the one he's wearing, which I don't know why
you would.
Speaker 2: Say it like that.
Speaker 1: Why would you say it's the one you're wearing instead
of the one I'm making.
Speaker 2: I don't know. It's odd.
Speaker 1: He was trying to be funny like when saying that,
or like to make a joke, but it might have
been this nod to like this weird looking face. The
question is did they clone Jim or is someone else
playing him? If he is a clone, he has been
telling us for years. In several interviews over the years,
he talks about how Jim Carrey is a character that
he is playing, or that Jim Carrey is gone and
has just never existed. Is it because the comedian was
cloned and then programmed to act a certain way? That
could make sense as to why he would never break
character for certain roles he was playing, like, for instance,
in the movie Man on the Moon, he was in
character at all times as Andy Caky, even when they
were not filming. So method acting is a technique that
many actors use, But what if it's not just like
a technique, especially because these actors that utilize the technique,
they don't seem to do it for every single role,
just certain roles, which I found really interesting, like Joaquin
Phoenix as the Joker, but also Heath Ledger as the Joker.
Both of them used method acting for their roles as
the Joker, but not for other roles they were in.
And like Jim Carrey, he only used method acting for
Man on the Moon. He didn't use it for all
the other roles. He didn't use it for Dumb and
Number or ace Ventura. Maybe after so many clones, this
one came out looking a bit strange and for the
first time people are really noticing. Or they recently cloned
him and tried to make him look younger, but it
just like didn't.
Speaker 2: Go so well.
Speaker 1: He's also featured as a narrator for The Weekend's album
Dawn FM. He performed Phantom Regret by Jim, which was
the closing track on the album. It's a spoken word
piece acted as a philosophical epilogue to the album, urging
listeners to confront their ghosts, both emotional and existential. Right
but He was also featured in the music video for
the song Out of Time on the same album. This
song is about a relationship falling apart, like having regrets
about like either the relationship, but also like the bigger
theme of the album, like having regrets about emotional growth
happening too late, and just like all the regrets of
life is basically what it comes down to. It's a
cute little music video of the weekend and this girl
in a hotel, seeing karaoke and having dinner and all
these different things.
Speaker 2: But at the end the.
Speaker 1: Music starts to distort a little bit. Then you realize
that the hotel has been empty like the whole time,
besides just the two of them, And then like this
hospital room appears and there's kind of like blood and
all the scenes that they were in earlier, like the
karaoke room and the dining hall and all these different things,
and the girl's face becomes distorted. His hand grabs the
weekend before he wakes up in a hospital bed and
looks at his hands which are now like super old,
and the doctor comes and puts a mask on him.
All the while Jim, who plays the doctor, is narrating
about what life would be like after death, free from
all trauma, pain, guilt, and shame, and you may even
forget your own name. The whole thing is like just
super creepy. But it's like the fact that he's putting
this mask on the weekend and basically being like, you're
gonna be free from all these things. And if you
think that cloning is just like way too far fetched.
In nineteen ninety seven, Bill Clinton, who was the president
at the time, proposed legislation to prohibit human cloning. So
he was actually brief by members of the National Bioethics
Advisory Commission on how cloning could be used on humans.
Because in Sweden right about that same time, they had
just successfully cloned a sheep, So this cloning discussion was
like a hot topic and people are trying to figure
out like how this could potentially be used not for sheep,
like for humans. So over a three month timeframe quote,
they worked on an extremely complex issue at an extremely
fast pace. They did a careful, insightful, and remarkable job
end quote, meaning the National Bioethics Advisory Commission found that
the cloning of humans is possible and is probable. It
is important to note that human cloning is banned globally, however,
for medical research and stem cell development. Several countries allow it,
although it's heavily restricted. So some of these countries include
the UK, which is where it's very heavily restricted, Japan
and China, which both of them have less heavy restrictions,
as well as Israel and Australia, and Sweden also allows it,
which of course Sweden would allow it right they cloned
a sheet.
Speaker 2: All is to say that.
Speaker 1: Cloning is one hundred percent possible, and just because it's
not legal has never stopped anybody before. Have you ever
sped like how many of us have done any sort
of legal drugs or drank before we illegally allowed to?
How many people enter other countries illegally or purchase weapons illegally.
Laws don't stop people, unfortunately, And in fact, it's estimated
that you can actually clone your pets for about sixty
thousand dollars, but you can clone a human for about
one point five million dollars. That's the going rate. So
regular everyday people know this information, they're cloning people. There
has been a lot of speculation that Alexis Stone, a
makeup artist and transformation specialist who is known for his
uncanny celebrity impersonations using prosthetics, makeup and wigs was actually
playing Jim Carrey that night. The reason that this is
speculation is because he posted a picture of a mask
and teeth the same time that everyone's like, that's not
Jim Carrey, and he like posts this picture of this
mask and the mask is absolutely Jim Carrey, like it
absolutely could be. However, that doesn't mean that Alexis Stone
was playing Jim Carrey. I think maybe he was just
like riding the hype. It could also have been Brian
Johnson playing Jim Carrey.
Speaker 2: When Jim and.
Speaker 1: I the AI was given a photo of Jim Carrey
from the season rewards and asked who the celebrity is,
I responded, quote, that is Brian Johnson, the American entrepreneur
or and venture capitalists, best known for funding brain Tree
and more recently for his high profile longevity project called
Project Blueprint end quote. So then I was like, who
is this Brian Johnson?
Speaker 2: Guy?
Speaker 1: I never heard of him. He's an interesting character. He
is the founder and former CEO of Colonel, which is
a company that creates devices that monitor and record brain activity.
He's also the founder, chairman, and CEO of Braintree, which
is a company that specializes in mobile and web payment
systems for e commerce companies. So Braintree actually acquired Venmo
in twenty twelve before being acquired by PayPal in twenty thirteen. However,
now he is receiving most of his attention for his
anti aging attempt called Project Blueprint. Project Blueprint is a
multimillion dollar longevity experiment aimed at reversing biological age and
extending human lifespans. He wrote, quote, we might be the
first generation that doesn't die.
Speaker 2: To that end, my team and I have spent the.
Speaker 1: Last few years building the world's first don't die protocol
end quote. His goal is to be the world's healthiest person. Interestingly,
he says that sleep is the first and number one
thing you can do to be healthier.
Speaker 2: I only put that in there because we.
Speaker 1: Just had a sleep expert on the podcast and I
wanted to kind of like nod back to, well, if
this guy wants to be the healthiest person in the world, like,
sleep obviously is very important. What's striking is the resemblance
of Brian Johnson to this new Jim Carrey, Like it's uncanny,
add a little filler to his cheeks and he could
be Jim Carrey.
Speaker 2: It's so weird.
Speaker 1: The big question is why would he pose as Jim
Carrey and to that, Like, I don't really know unless
Jim is either dead or in some underground facility somewhere
and they needed someone to jump in and accept this
award for him. Maybe it was kind of like a
reward to Brian because he helped the elites out with
this anti aging stuff and they let him do this.
Like maybe he's like, well, I want to accept some
sort of award and they gave him this one. I'm
not so sure that Brian Johnson's protocol, which seems an
awful lot like what so many other biohackers are doing,
is actually causing him to reverse his aging. This guy
has lawless skin, not a wrinkle on him. Honestly, in
some of the pictures he kind of looks like a
like a robot or like an AI. It's creepy, but
we know that elites use adrenochrome for anti aging, and
oddly enough, there is a picture of Brian and his
son both holding a vials of blood. He called it
one of the sweetest and most emotional experiences of his
life because he was infused with plasma extracted from a
leader of blood taken from his son's body. But I
bet in doing that he realized that he could probably
extract adrenochrome.
Speaker 2: We're not gonna get into all that.
Speaker 1: This guy is so odd. I could go on and
on about him all day long. But this episode is
supposed to be about Jim Carrey, so we'll get back
to that. Why would they replace Jim right? He seemed
to be doing exactly what they wanted him to do.
Twenty fourteen, Jim went on The Jimmy Kimmel Show to
promote Dumb and Dumber two. When he walked out, he
made his hands into a triangle in front of his
mouth and then stuck his tongue out so his tongue
was showing through the triangle. He made the sign several
times while he was like walking around, before sitting down
and then making the sign yet again. Kimmel asked Carrie quote,
what is that? Is that a gang sign, to which
Carry responded, Oh, like, you don't know.
Speaker 2: You don't know what this is. You don't know.
Speaker 1: Jimmy Fallon doesn't know, David Letterman doesn't know. All the
comics and show business don't know.
Speaker 2: What this is. Then he does a sign again.
Speaker 1: He continued that he was there to blow the lid
off of it, to be the whistleblower, that it's the
secret symbol of the Illuminati. He called it the all
mocking tongue. He was obviously like making a joke, right,
like he was mocking the triangle over the eye symbol
that all these celebrities tend to do in photos. But
he goes on to say something that is very true.
But because he was making a joke, people continue to
take the rest of what he says as a joke
as well. He said, quote, for years now, talk show hosts,
people on television, people in sitcoms have been hired by
the government to throw you off the track, to distract you,
to make you laugh, and stuff like that make you
happy and docile, so you don't know what's really going on.
Speaker 2: End quote.
Speaker 1: But then he tries to keep joking, saying, quote, they
get out there in the woods in a circle, naked
and decide these things.
Speaker 2: End quote.
Speaker 1: Then to keep the bit going, he picks up an
imaginary call and acts as if something was said like
on the other side of the phone call, and that
whatever was said turns him into a robot and then
he goes into this like robotic like iPhone commercial type thing.
Then he says in the same robotic voice that what
I meant to say is I think everyone will enjoy
dumb and Dumber this weekend. So in a span of
three minutes, he makes fun of the Illuminati, Bohemian Grove Project,
Monarch slash Mkultra, and even like kind of spreads the
truth about people being hired by the government to make
people happy in docile so they're not paying attention, which
is true. That's a real conspiracy theory. And you know
what they say, every good joke is based in truth.
He's joking about and making light of all these things
they say we are silly to believe. But yet maybe
they're making fun of it because they're trying to get
people to stop believing it. Because even in his twenty
eighteen baf TO Awards speech, when he is talking about
the evils that Charlie Chapman stood up against, and he's
kind of like bashing Trump indirectly, he's not saying that
it's Trump, but he's definitely like talking politics. He says, quote,
almost half of America at this moment believes there is
a sinister deep state diabolically plotting to what give them healthcare?
What is the sinister plan here? End quote, yet again
making a joke although he was trying to be very
political about a conspiracy. They don't want us to believe.
They want us to believe it's all just made up.
He's making it seem like the right side think to
the left side, is this diabolical deep state? And by
saying things like this and the joke on the Kimmel Show,
he is making it a joke to people that don't
do their own research. So, yes, there is a diabolically
deep state.
Speaker 2: Is it just the left? No way? Is it just
the right? Absolutely not.
Speaker 1: Is it all of the government trying to control us?
Speaker 2: Yes? Absolutely? But why did they get rid of him
and clone him? I don't know.
Speaker 1: That's the thing that I just can't put my finger on.
Because he's doing their dirty work. Maybe he finally got
fed up, tired of being a puppet, tired of doing
their dirty work. Maybe he got fed up with their
lies and he wanted to.
Speaker 2: Come out with the truth.
Speaker 1: He wanted to stop joking about these conspiracies and actually
start telling the truth about them. It's funny because he
has some vaccine concerns, right, because he dated Jenny McCarthy,
who is very outspoken about her vaccine concerns, saying that
the vaccine actually turned her son autistic. He himself has
some vaccine questions, which means like he's a conspiracy theorist.
And yet he's spreading all these jokes about conspiracies to
make them seem so and so crazy for being believed.
Maybe he's telling us exactly what we need to hear
that it is true. By making this funny, he's telling
us that we're on the right track. But I'd love
to hear why you think they would replace Jim Carrey.
Why do you think they got rid of him? I'm
not refuting that he was cloned. I just haven't figured
out the why behind it yet. But until next time,
my friends, stay skeptical and I will see.
Speaker 2: You all then. Hey, friends.
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