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Speaker 3: host of Operation gcd JJ vance here and perhaps more notably,
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Speaker 3: will be your pilot and navigator for tonight's Shenanigan infuse
Speaker 3: journey into the mind of this particular garbage can dude,
Speaker 3: And I'm not gonna lie to you folks of the interwebs.
Speaker 3: Got a real barn burner here on deck for you
Speaker 3: all tonight, and a cult and or s oteric review
Speaker 3: of the nineteen ninety three cinematic masterpiece Striking Distance, starring
Speaker 3: Well It stars Bruce Willis, but you know, quite honestly,
Speaker 3: it's Bruce Willis reprising his role as John McClain from
Speaker 3: the Diehart films. So let me read the tagline here
Speaker 3: before we introduce tonight's panel. Join us here tonight to
Speaker 3: get old GCD. And I want to thank you, folks
Speaker 3: of the interwebs for joining me here tonight to get
Speaker 3: little GCD. But tonight's film, the nineteen ninety three cinematic masterpiece,
Speaker 3: Striking Distance, was a I was a big fan of
Speaker 3: this film when it came out, seen to it in the theaters,
Speaker 3: watched it plenty of times since then. I rewatched it
Speaker 3: again just to get a you know, a good, good
Speaker 3: field of what's going on here for Tonight's pro And uh,
Speaker 3: the tagline as this movie is. This film is billed
Speaker 3: as I apologize A maverick. Pittsburgh policeman loses his job
Speaker 3: after he shares his suspicion that one of his colleagues
Speaker 3: is a serial killer. Well, you don't want to do that.
Speaker 3: This thriller centers on his hunt to prove his point,
Speaker 3: a search that becomes more desperate when the killer begins
Speaker 3: killing the cops, female associates. And again that's starring John
Speaker 3: McClain undercover as this Pittsburgh police officer. Obviously I'm being facetian,
Speaker 3: but it is Bruce Willis and he that same role.
Speaker 3: If you will joining us tonight for that discussion. Here
Speaker 3: is the Cosmic Peaches and pair of you. Well, I'm
Speaker 3: sorry there, sir, not Bill Colby and Julia the constat Peach.
Speaker 3: Welcome back to Operation GCD for the first time.
Speaker 1: What's up, jjy'll doing.
Speaker 4: The night doing swell? How are you?
Speaker 3: Uh? Sir? I'm living the dream, living the dream, saying
Speaker 3: and that as long as that dream doesn't include and
Speaker 3: armed and dangerous Fozzy Bear, then we'll be happy. So
Speaker 3: I love this film for many reasons, and I rewatched
Speaker 3: it here again for tonight's program, and I love it
Speaker 3: even more.
Speaker 1: I hadn't seen it until you recommended it for a review.
Speaker 1: Kolby had seen.
Speaker 4: It many times. In fact, I've I didn't get to
Speaker 4: rewatch it. So I'm going off of way in the
Speaker 4: way back machine of my memory. And I did take
Speaker 4: an extra bomd rip just to see if that would
Speaker 4: jog any details. We'll see if it works.
Speaker 3: Sometimes it does help. I'm not gonna lie to you, sir.
Speaker 4: Sometimes it does help does And I watched this movie
Speaker 4: so many times. I know the entire plot. I got
Speaker 4: wicked pulled up so I can remember the names of
Speaker 4: the characters. But other than that, I think will be good.
Speaker 4: And I will mention this is the only time ever
Speaker 4: found that what some people call it transvest.
Speaker 1: S j P.
Speaker 4: Sarah Jessica Parker is not bad looking in this and
Speaker 4: I've never been able to say that before.
Speaker 3: All right, sir, I normally I like to agree with you, sermony.
Speaker 3: You make a lot of reasonable points. I find myself
Speaker 3: in agreement many points in times. However, I will be
Speaker 3: just I've been. I have never been on the Sarah
Speaker 3: Jessica Parker bandwagon. This is before her Sex and the
Speaker 3: City Stars status, sex sex symbol status. She looks like
Speaker 3: a horse to me, no offense, and man, it's hard
Speaker 3: to make it look like a man or horse faced.
Speaker 4: Do you know Matt Matthew Broderick is a bottom.
Speaker 3: Yeah, you know, the guy that murdered somebody. I know
Speaker 3: where I was, but sure I'm from here with Ferris Bueller.
Speaker 1: Did he really?
Speaker 3: JJ thinks so vehicular homicide, well, I mean, let's call it.
Speaker 3: It's vehicular homicide. It's still homicide.
Speaker 4: I don't know about it.
Speaker 1: I don't.
Speaker 3: Oh, well, perhaps it's help for a different day. Then.
Speaker 3: That was in the eighties, old Matthew Broderick and I
Speaker 3: think got a little wild over there. I think was
Speaker 3: in London, if I'm not mistaken.
Speaker 4: Oh, I have heard about this.
Speaker 1: He ran somebody over with his car.
Speaker 4: Well, was he drunk?
Speaker 3: You know, I don't recall the ins and ounce of it,
Speaker 3: because they, you know, they shake caret these things pretty quickly,
Speaker 3: like that Kevin Hart incident. You remember that one. Yeah,
Speaker 3: broke his back riding around with the drug dealer and
Speaker 3: some fitness trainer and they're like, oh, it's his wife's
Speaker 3: fitness trainer and husband. Well that dude, it's a big
Speaker 3: he's got a lot of drug trafficking charges.
Speaker 4: Well then he comes back looking like a bodybuilder too.
Speaker 3: After that, Yeah, and all the witness reports said that
Speaker 3: he was the driver and he crawled out of the car.
Speaker 3: They'd seen him crawl the car, and the other guy
Speaker 3: wasn't even the driver. There's you know, these these matters
Speaker 3: get wrapped up pretty quickly. But I don't I don't
Speaker 3: remember the official narrative off the top of my brain
Speaker 3: holder than Yeah, Matthew Broderick killed somebody, Oh my god,
Speaker 3: and then he married a witch, a horse witch.
Speaker 4: A warlock.
Speaker 3: Yeah.
Speaker 1: Well, you know, I think there is a huge conspiracy
Speaker 1: right in the middle of this movie concerning old horse
Speaker 1: face McGillicuddy.
Speaker 4: What did you see more of a moose knuckle than
Speaker 4: a camel to during the sexteen.
Speaker 3: There is well, I mean again, like they try to
Speaker 3: make her look I mean, I I mean, I don't
Speaker 3: want to. I don't want to go a full Sarah
Speaker 3: Jessica Parker, you know, transvestigations here. But you know, she
Speaker 3: does not look She's not the sex symbol that I've
Speaker 3: never found her to be the sex symbol they try
Speaker 3: to force me to.
Speaker 4: I set you up.
Speaker 3: You didn't see it coming, dude, you didn't see it
Speaker 3: coming because, uh, I'm reminded of the Daniel you're in
Speaker 3: my brain hole, sir. I'm reminded of the Daniel toss
Speaker 3: joke where he's like makes a joke about dann Ka
Speaker 3: Patrick and and he says, you can't put as much
Speaker 3: makeup and lights and glamour on this thing, and she's
Speaker 3: gonna walk off, you know, water leg and you know
Speaker 3: across the racetrack told me that's that's some sort of
Speaker 3: hot hot lady, you know what I mean. I feel
Speaker 3: the same way about about Sarah Jessica Parker.
Speaker 1: Me too, Oh my gosh. And she think that she
Speaker 1: dated John F. Kennedy Jr.
Speaker 4: Like for like a year.
Speaker 3: She dated a member of the Society the Cincinnati.
Speaker 4: Those Kennedy's get weird, especially those Kennedy juniors especially, They
Speaker 4: like man penis, man penis is.
Speaker 3: There is there any other kind of Oh well, I
Speaker 3: was gonna say, let's be honest, what other kind of
Speaker 3: I mean, I guess there's animal penis at that rape
Speaker 3: male and female penis. That's that's not a thing they like.
Speaker 1: Sir Jessica Parker penis.
Speaker 3: So besides the transvestigations and Sarah Jessica Parker's discussions, what
Speaker 3: else is going on with the Lands of Conspiracy, Playtime,
Speaker 3: the Cosic Peach podcast.
Speaker 4: Well, she could go into labor during this show any moment.
Speaker 4: That's what she was told today. I believe I wasn't there.
Speaker 3: So so we were saying, is we have a third party?
Speaker 3: Welcome Hank, thanks for joined a scond.
Speaker 1: Yeah, he could make his appearance at any moment. But
Speaker 1: we actually just finished the series Colby and I on
Speaker 1: Mental Illness and like some weird stuff, So that's coming out.
Speaker 1: We just recorded the last episode the other day, so
Speaker 1: if anybody wants to go check that out. I think
Speaker 1: that'll be our last project before we go on maternity leave.
Speaker 4: Yes, are you expecting.
Speaker 3: You're gonna do the Pete bouyguey maternity leave?
Speaker 4: You know situation I'm crowning as we speak.
Speaker 3: Shall we expect a photograph of you laying in the
Speaker 3: hospital bed nursing the infant your young son? Oh for
Speaker 3: that far Pete boyestyle you remember that one he has,
Speaker 3: He's like nursing him and he's laying in the bed.
Speaker 3: I'm like, what is going on? He's a man laying
Speaker 3: up the hospital, but he didn't give birth to that.
Speaker 3: Check sit up in the chair, you dumb, dumb.
Speaker 4: Well not even the women, you know, celebrities, politicians fake
Speaker 4: the birds too, Like you're not carrying that kid, Megan Markle,
Speaker 4: she ain't carry a.
Speaker 1: Kid, Beyonce with their fake bump. Did you see that?
Speaker 3: Yeah, I've seen. I've never talking about man, absolutely, yeah,
Speaker 3: for sure. I steer clear in a number of times
Speaker 3: and for Anderson do a number of times it makes
Speaker 3: you wonder about what's what's going on here? But what
Speaker 3: makes me wonder about what's going on here in this
Speaker 3: film is why do I find so many one of
Speaker 3: the things. Well, actually, before I go on further, I
Speaker 3: will may I get your, uh, your your feedback on
Speaker 3: your experiences and not rewatching the film there what was
Speaker 3: some of the biggest things that stuck at in your mind?
Speaker 3: They're not Bill Colby.
Speaker 4: Well, so you know a little bit of background. I
Speaker 4: fucking Bruce Willis. When I was in my teen years
Speaker 4: after seeing Die Hard, you know, pretty pretty young, I
Speaker 4: just gravitated towards Bruce Willis thing he did, and I
Speaker 4: thought some of his best work was these cheesybe action
Speaker 4: movies in the nineties. Last Boy Scout is another conspiracy
Speaker 4: driven one that would be cool to.
Speaker 3: Shane Black, Yeah, Jane Black, Brittain Yeah.
Speaker 4: And this one actually when you watch it, I don't know.
Speaker 4: As a high school you know, early years of high school,
Speaker 4: it was intriguing and I don't know if it stands
Speaker 4: the test of time. I don't know how much Julia
Speaker 4: liked it watching it for the first time, but I
Speaker 4: remember the acting was pretty good. Everything's pretty good.
Speaker 3: In the story writing was excellent, right, I really enjoyed
Speaker 3: the aspects they didn't call it in. You got a storyline,
Speaker 3: you got some character development, you got some callbacks, you
Speaker 3: got some suspense, some thrillers.
Speaker 4: Yeah, did you know?
Speaker 1: Because Colby is infamous for guessing the end of the movie,
Speaker 1: but he said with this one, he did.
Speaker 3: Yeah.
Speaker 4: I was pretty young when I saw. I didn't know that,
Speaker 4: you know. I don't know if we want to talk
Speaker 4: about that already, but the big Indian and the twist,
Speaker 4: I thought it was the guy that put cigarettes out
Speaker 4: on Heidi flies, which is kind.
Speaker 3: Of brain will talk about that as well. But yeah,
Speaker 3: there's a lot of twists here, right. That's one of
Speaker 3: the compelling aspects of the storylines. They get you a
Speaker 3: couple of times with that we're really not sure who
Speaker 3: the killer is.
Speaker 4: Yeah, And with the aspect of the uncle and the
Speaker 4: dad and what you find out about that, it's just
Speaker 4: all pretty I mean, they're not really slow parts.
Speaker 3: In the movie, I agree, actually, Yeah, And they come
Speaker 3: at you hard and fast, real fast, right in your
Speaker 3: face hole from the beginning. Yeah, And I appreciate that
Speaker 3: as long as they're not doing it and like that
Speaker 3: film Ghost Story Julia, when they're not, you know, coming
Speaker 3: at you in a PG film, full frontal male nudity,
Speaker 3: hard and fast at you, well, last and fast. But nonetheless,
Speaker 3: did you watch that episode?
Speaker 4: I haven't because I haven't seen the movie.
Speaker 3: Fast forward, dude, watched that film fast, folks, and anyone
Speaker 3: was fast forward it past the first and a half
Speaker 3: You're going to go.
Speaker 4: They showed full penis and bush and the PGG Dude.
Speaker 4: PG is American.
Speaker 3: It was before, it was before PG thirteen.
Speaker 1: Yeah, it's an American movie falls.
Speaker 3: In that weird spectrum of time in Hollywood where we
Speaker 3: can see films like Howard of the Duck, which is PG.
Speaker 3: You see titties and you also see someone banging a duck.
Speaker 4: Yeah, that was a weird fucking movie.
Speaker 3: Not exactly not exactly PG material to show your children,
Speaker 3: is what I'm saying, folks. And I forgot about this
Speaker 3: weird scene they bang the.
Speaker 4: Duck and the tits are like in the first couple
Speaker 4: of minutes. But then you got Jeffrey Wright being possessed
Speaker 4: and it's like he was basically just paying himself in
Speaker 4: that movie. Isn't that that guy's name Jeffrey Jones. That's it.
Speaker 3: Jeffery Jones is the kid niddler.
Speaker 4: Yes, the Bueller's principle to bring me.
Speaker 3: Yeah, dude, every one of the most classic character actors
Speaker 3: of the eighties did a lot of kids, and there
Speaker 3: he's somehow still acting again. We have a film chock
Speaker 3: full of character actors from the nineties. Though, of you
Speaker 3: recalled that folks. Faces you see in this film, very
Speaker 3: common faces, including Dennis Farina. This is one of his
Speaker 3: early kind of roles in that aspect.
Speaker 4: Yeah, and size more of course.
Speaker 3: And you know you got helped on that Heidi Flice
Speaker 3: cocaine and you know, ladies, he.
Speaker 4: Seemed a little more chill back then. But then there's
Speaker 4: I don't remember the actor's name, but he plays, you know,
Speaker 4: the guy that he gets into a fight with at
Speaker 4: the banquet or whatever. He's He's been in a lot
Speaker 4: of things too. Pretty solid character actor.
Speaker 3: Yeah, and he's a good you mentioned the good acting dude.
Speaker 3: That guy's Australian dude. Yeah. It plays a henchman in
Speaker 3: the in the In the Tango and Cash another classic
Speaker 3: cinematic masterpiece from his era. But Tonight's film Striking Distance
Speaker 3: so you bring up some good points, Sarah, I like
Speaker 3: your brain holes at Julia, you've seen this for the
Speaker 3: first time. What were your thoughts.
Speaker 1: So I think Colby is rubbing off on me a
Speaker 1: little bit because I guessed the twist, not all of them,
Speaker 1: because there's a couple of different ones, but I guessed
Speaker 1: it kind of close to the beginning of the movie actually,
Speaker 1: and I was like, let's see if I'm right, because
Speaker 1: obviously I've never seen this before. But I think being
Speaker 1: a conspiracy theorist has ruined me for good movies because
Speaker 1: I'm always like, Okay, this is what they want you
Speaker 1: to think, So what's the opposite of that? And then
Speaker 1: I guessed it, And when I got to the end,
Speaker 1: I was like, I knew it. I fucking knew it.
Speaker 1: It's a really good movie though it's got like all
Speaker 1: the element serial killers, conspiracy for his face, mcgilli, cutty so.
Speaker 3: And a family feud, right, and a family feud. I
Speaker 3: think this is a good I think this accurately encapsulates
Speaker 3: a lot of issues that transpire many city or town
Speaker 3: law enforcement departments when everyone's related to each other. M hm.
Speaker 3: We see these dynamic play out with Pittsburgh, PD. Between
Speaker 3: Bruce willis his father of the homicide captain. His uncle
Speaker 3: was the brother in law, who's another captain there in PD,
Speaker 3: and then his dad's brothers and another guy there and
Speaker 3: they all have kids that are cops, and you know,
Speaker 3: everyone's beefing.
Speaker 1: Mm hmm.
Speaker 3: Is there cut out?
Speaker 1: You cut out a little bit? Is there any conspiracies
Speaker 1: about Pittsburgh, because I mean, they mentioned it so many
Speaker 1: times in the.
Speaker 3: Movie they mentioned the glad you asked that.
Speaker 1: They mentioned the Steelers. They show a bunch of like
Speaker 1: Steelers stuff, and like, I don't know, it was very like,
Speaker 1: that's your significant that's kind of your neck of the woods, right, yeah, yeah,
Speaker 1: Pennsylvania are Yeah.
Speaker 3: I'm glad you said that because I have a clip before.
Speaker 3: I have some other clips, but with all these twists
Speaker 3: y'all mentioned as well, but in an introductory clip, but
Speaker 3: before I comment on what I picked up on here
Speaker 3: and some of the other aspects I enjoy about the film.
Speaker 3: On note what you just said there, Julia, I got
Speaker 3: a clip for that, because uh, I have no way,
Speaker 3: shape or form think that the writers of this film
Speaker 3: or anything have anything to do with the smiley face killings.
Speaker 3: But we I think there's an interesting scene in there.
Speaker 3: We see that one of the Smiley face killing sites
Speaker 3: dump sites there in Pittsburgh for one of the victims.
Speaker 3: And we also see a Vanderbilt in the scene. So
Speaker 3: let me know if you pick up on the Vanderbilt.
Speaker 4: Run.
Speaker 3: This is River Rescue.
Speaker 4: We have those seventh River Rescue ninety two twenty one.
Speaker 1: This is Basel. We have a one to eleven Shenango
Speaker 1: Works one mile south of Nevile Island, north shore.
Speaker 3: Did you spot the Vanderbilt?
Speaker 4: No, I was looking for Anderson Cooper, who.
Speaker 3: Wasn't wrong Vanderbilt? Wrong, Vanderbilt?
Speaker 4: Which one is it?
Speaker 3: Tamothy Olephant, he's a Vanderbilt. Yeah, he's a Vanderbilt.
Speaker 4: Really wow. I feel dumb for not knowing that.
Speaker 3: He's also gotten quite a good I say when he
Speaker 3: came on the scene. I think the first time I
Speaker 3: remember seeing him was that screen movie here.
Speaker 4: But where was he in this scene?
Speaker 3: I don't played again for you, sir.
Speaker 4: Oh you don't got to do that. Don't torture the
Speaker 4: next run.
Speaker 3: This is River Rescue. We have those seven.
Speaker 4: The guy on the phone, yeah, oh really.
Speaker 3: And Neville. Well, I mean I could be wrong. It
Speaker 3: looks just like him. I didn't you know, what are
Speaker 3: your You didn't know that was a Vanderbilt though. H
Speaker 3: he did that weird car eating people. They did that
Speaker 3: cannibal show on Netflix together with him and Drew Barrymore.
Speaker 4: Yeah, the San Clanary Clariat to Diet. Yeah, he's and
Speaker 4: he was in the Once Upon a Time in Hollywood.
Speaker 4: He had some good scenes in that. But I didn't
Speaker 4: know and that that didn't look like him to me.
Speaker 4: But this movie was.
Speaker 3: In ninety eight. Oh dude, that's what I'm saying. I
Speaker 3: think he just got a little bit of hair. Dude,
Speaker 3: that's about when he came on the scene. But he
Speaker 3: had some hair back then. It could be wrong, but
Speaker 3: it is a good reason for me to segue into
Speaker 3: these matters of the families and who produced these things.
Speaker 3: I'll double check I did when I rewatched that, though
Speaker 3: I thought, I was like, is that Timith the Oliphant?
Speaker 3: And uh, I'm always happy to you know, diminish the
Speaker 3: repetitions of the Vanderbilts. Yes, I find them firmly within
Speaker 3: that anti liberty faction of the Society of the Cincinnati.
Speaker 3: And again I find it by no consequence or you know,
Speaker 3: or circumstances there that we have a you know they
Speaker 3: did why would they do a car? You know they
Speaker 3: did that. I've been getting into cannibals. Before we get
Speaker 3: in for it, I'll do a couple plugs in my ship.
Speaker 3: I've been getting into cannibal's real heavy. So when maybe
Speaker 3: I'm just too far in a cannibal hole and I
Speaker 3: saw that cannibals show up. But all these the Timothy
Speaker 3: Olaphant look alike together. But it is always interesting to
Speaker 3: me who brings us the shows and these ideas? Right?
Speaker 4: Yeah, I was describing the Armie Hammer situation to her
Speaker 4: the other day, and she didn't know who he was.
Speaker 3: You you didn't know Armie Hammer.
Speaker 4: And the thing he was trying to gnaw chunks out
Speaker 4: of his girlfriend's thighs or whatever.
Speaker 1: What sick fuck.
Speaker 3: I'm pretty sure he's commented on that numerous times now,
Speaker 3: hadn't he?
Speaker 4: He had to because the women released the they released
Speaker 4: the documents, and yeah, he couldn't really deny it back then,
Speaker 4: you know, now you could just say it was a
Speaker 4: deep fit. But yeah, I think he did take chunk.
Speaker 1: Well, it was like at.
Speaker 4: First, I remember, it was like a role playing text
Speaker 4: messaging thing, but he did it enough times that it
Speaker 4: freaked people out.
Speaker 1: Yeah, because they they do this stuff. They actually they
Speaker 1: have the human Hunt and all that. It's a holiday,
Speaker 1: it's a holiday.
Speaker 3: Well, I could be mistaken. Allegedly that's a Timothy the
Speaker 3: Elephant look like. I guess the corner's IMDb, but I
Speaker 3: don't believe it because that looks like Timothy Oliphant was
Speaker 3: slightly less hair. But you have a island situation.
Speaker 4: Go ahead, sir, you found the real guy and.
Speaker 3: The like I finally they claim it is, but you know,
Speaker 3: let's be honest, I don't know who that is.
Speaker 4: Well, I was just cruising Timothy's filmography, but who cares.
Speaker 3: We'll just say it's yeah, it's a Timothy Olephant look alike.
Speaker 3: But like I said, I've been so far down that
Speaker 3: cannibal rabbit hole recently that you know, maybe I'm just
Speaker 3: seeing him because of that Cannibal show he did. I
Speaker 3: don't know, but I save that clip. Notably though, when
Speaker 3: you mentioned is there anything going on in Pittsburgh relative
Speaker 3: to this film? And like I said, I don't think
Speaker 3: it has anything to do the writers of this film,
Speaker 3: and that mentioning of the island there, Neville Island has
Speaker 3: nothing to do with you know, this film necessarily or
Speaker 3: this killing. But back in twenty nineteen, after forty days missing,
Speaker 3: smiley faced killer victim Dakota James, who was proven to
Speaker 3: be tortured and you know whatnot during that time that
Speaker 3: he was missing, was found on the bank of Neville
Speaker 3: Island hours after law enforcement that just searched it. And
Speaker 3: that's a mound site. That's also a mound site.
Speaker 4: Now were you earlier saying it was used as a
Speaker 4: scene in the movie, or is this dump site in
Speaker 4: the movie?
Speaker 3: Oh? What is going on here? Well? What was that, sir?
Speaker 4: Were you saying I thought you might have implied that the.
Speaker 3: Was the first serial Killers scene we see in the film?
Speaker 3: Is that Ham responding to that? So?
Speaker 4: Now was this four or after what year was Dakota
Speaker 4: James dumped?
Speaker 3: Well, I don't want to get too far into the
Speaker 3: plot line. So we see Bruce Willis investigating this homicide
Speaker 3: of the serial killer known as the Polish Hill Strangler
Speaker 3: as a detective. A lot of shit goes down. He
Speaker 3: gets somehow put on river patrol. In on river patrol,
Speaker 3: he gets starts in these new bodies are getting dumped
Speaker 3: in the river, and this time they're all of his
Speaker 3: ex girlfriends, right, So that's that was the scene where
Speaker 3: he was going to find his first ex girlfriend of
Speaker 3: the river at Neville Island, the same place Dakota James
Speaker 3: body was dumped in twenty nineteen.
Speaker 1: Twenty nineteen, So that's after.
Speaker 3: But disregard my apologies. Twenty seventeen, twenty seventeen.
Speaker 4: It's hard to keep all these smiley face victims straight.
Speaker 4: I talked to William Ramsey about it at one point
Speaker 4: and I was just like, God, you would just have
Speaker 4: to kind of dedicate yourself to that.
Speaker 1: I think he had, well, yeah.
Speaker 4: He has, and many others have, but it's just so
Speaker 4: much is.
Speaker 3: Well, there's a lot to be said about in this case,
Speaker 3: the time florid around it and the Shenanigans, that kind
Speaker 3: of comparison we see even in the film, because even
Speaker 3: in the film we see Tonight they keep, you know,
Speaker 3: they maintained the normal tropes, right, the conspiracy culture tropes
Speaker 3: we often encounter, you know, the lone person, the kind
Speaker 3: of orgy of evidence, you know, and anyone questioning it.
Speaker 3: You're the looney tune type of deal.
Speaker 1: Mm hmm.
Speaker 3: So that's kind of been the scene for Dakota James there.
Speaker 3: So it is odd and that I found that comparison
Speaker 3: to be odd again, not really, you know, just on
Speaker 3: its face, kind of a coincidence, I suppose, But nonetheless,
Speaker 3: the things that stuck out to me the most. I mean, again,
Speaker 3: I love this film from the beginning when I first
Speaker 3: seen it. And I like it because he used you know,
Speaker 3: special effects. It's not all CGI stuff that's a lost art.
Speaker 4: What other film can you watch a dude blow up
Speaker 4: a car with a flair gun?
Speaker 3: Oh yeah, I mean obviously that's that's John mcclean's style.
Speaker 4: Well, he was probably aiming for Gretit Thumberg because apparently
Speaker 4: there was a flair incident on her boat. I don't
Speaker 4: know if anybody saw that.
Speaker 3: I mean, I hope did it sank.
Speaker 4: No, But on Twitter it was her ex or whatever
Speaker 4: twister as JJ calls it. Everybody's saying Greta Duenberg's fucking
Speaker 4: boat hit by a drone and it sounds like somebody
Speaker 4: set off a fucking flare, just like Bruce Willis or
Speaker 4: Tom And also I like that I was kind of
Speaker 4: referencing Wikipedia to remember the character's names Tom Hardy. I
Speaker 4: didn't remember that being his name, and I was like,
Speaker 4: that's the actor.
Speaker 3: Yeah right, it's kind of funny that way, right.
Speaker 1: Isn't it? Brand of clothes too.
Speaker 4: Field for.
Speaker 3: The thing that the thing that's I got real big
Speaker 3: to me though, My brain hole was again, we have
Speaker 3: these big, these big conspiracy tropes being perpetrated in a
Speaker 3: film by somebody who's notorious in the conspiracy culture today
Speaker 3: for many good reasons. This is the producer of the film.
Speaker 3: Do you know are you all familiar with milk Shahn?
Speaker 4: Yes, his work. Anyway, I have a feeling you're gonna
Speaker 4: dump some other stuff.
Speaker 3: Oh dude, he's uh, he's got some international gangster you know,
Speaker 3: rumors and activities around him. No different than Kashowgi Elaine
Speaker 3: Maxwell's father. Oh, and he knew all those people and
Speaker 3: Donald Trump. I believe Donald Trump purchased his yacht.
Speaker 4: I was gonna billionaire, But you look at the films
Speaker 4: he's made. Yeah, they're Revenant's a big hit. But billionaire,
Speaker 4: Oh dude, he's been big dude.
Speaker 3: He Well, how about this one, sir. He developed close
Speaker 3: friendships with Robert de Niro and Director's Room and Polanski.
Speaker 3: That's strange.
Speaker 4: Oliver Stone, Terry Gilliam, Sergia, Yeah, all the big players.
Speaker 3: Yeah, yes, sadly, I sadly reported this is this is
Speaker 3: one of my vances. This is one of my advances.
Speaker 3: This fellow here, Terry gill from the Monty Pye Dunce.
Speaker 3: He's an American, his mother's American. She's advance. You know
Speaker 3: they I got the I could be responsibility for Zaxon.
Speaker 3: I'm just saying, you know these you know they're the
Speaker 3: clan Vance, They're everywhere.
Speaker 4: He teamed up with. It looks like Terry with the
Speaker 4: Twelve Monkeys. I didn't realize that guy produced Twelve Monkeys.
Speaker 1: Terry Gilliam, The Imaginarium of Thought by Doctor Parnassus.
Speaker 3: Yeah yeah, yeah again him and Oliver Stone brought us
Speaker 3: JFK right mm hmm, and then arnand milchown is the
Speaker 3: thing for bringing us the cinematic masterpiece from nineteen ninety two,
Speaker 3: Under Siege, starring Steven Sagole and including members who were
Speaker 3: actively part of Iran Contra at the same time.
Speaker 1: Wow ship, that's why he yeah stuff in.
Speaker 3: There, that's what well, that's what I'm saying. We got
Speaker 3: natural Born Killers. You know, we got mister and Missus Smith,
Speaker 3: we got Fight Club. Hey, that's Chuck pally Nook. I
Speaker 3: know that I know that guy. I don't know that guy.
Speaker 3: I'm saying, I just covered that case of the murder's
Speaker 3: father last week on Sundays. In the case of Dale
Speaker 3: shackle Fords. We just for that murder.
Speaker 4: Yeah, we talked about it in our Insane series and
Speaker 4: then I think we brought it up with you JJ
Speaker 4: at one point. It does keep cir clear.
Speaker 3: Yeah, well, and then look at this one. L a
Speaker 3: confidential good rat shit, law enforcement com you know, doing
Speaker 3: unrat shit, politicians doing it, pornographers, American folks, all sorts
Speaker 3: of wild ship.
Speaker 4: Right, that's like pre rock and Roll Laurel Canyon Ship there.
Speaker 1: Yeah, feel like my conspiracy theory that I will reveal
Speaker 1: in the middle is even more true because of who
Speaker 1: this guy is. I'm curious to see what again, but
Speaker 1: it's still a theory.
Speaker 3: That's the guy that financed this film and hired everyone
Speaker 3: to make it. Anyone who's to make this.
Speaker 4: When you look at the list of his movies, this
Speaker 4: one kind of sticks out, it does. It's not like
Speaker 4: the others, so you gotta wonder, like, what was this.
Speaker 1: Movie compared to the others. This one is really more
Speaker 1: conspiratorial in mind.
Speaker 4: And it's just like a cheesy action movie with a
Speaker 4: good story.
Speaker 3: Yeah, well, I would say, with the exception of natural
Speaker 3: born killers, yes, I would agree, most of them have
Speaker 3: nothing to do with serial killers.
Speaker 4: Right, well, now you're born killers. I was going to say,
Speaker 4: out of everything he's done that I would love to
Speaker 4: do every view of also one of my favorite movies. Yeah, yeah,
Speaker 4: I mean all right, well after maternity leave.
Speaker 3: Well I don't, I don't. I'm not taking any sir,
Speaker 3: but after your maternity lead by all means, please.
Speaker 4: Indeed, I'm gonna take longer than she does.
Speaker 3: Well, that's the pete booty gay way to do it.
Speaker 3: If we're gonna he's gonna lead by example. Is our
Speaker 3: Department of Transportation head or I think that's what he
Speaker 3: was leading, right, Yeah, you know we can think that
Speaker 3: any further. What's that, sir?
Speaker 4: Oh I said, the bus schedule is going to be
Speaker 4: all fucked up for the next few months.
Speaker 3: That's nothing new, right, So before we go any further,
Speaker 3: I got a couple plugs here before we go into
Speaker 3: full into the night's film. I think thank you all
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Speaker 3: Satanist and his pal Laser two tag Ted. And if
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Speaker 2: There's thousands of Americans out there.
Speaker 1: By the way, I've been shot with a laser beating twice.
Speaker 3: Watch out, folks, stay vigilant. They got ted twice. And
Speaker 3: then on Fridays, I got Phil's his r O man
Speaker 3: a lot of details and troublemaker Jonah another man a
Speaker 3: lot of details, joined me to talk about the life
Speaker 3: and crimes of Roy de Mayo, a serial killer that
Speaker 3: most folks don't call him such the master of the
Speaker 3: Gambino family.
Speaker 4: Phil is in the no on all that stuff.
Speaker 3: Oh, big time dude, big time, And me and Jonah
Speaker 3: have been Jonah and I've been looking at the FBI files.
Speaker 3: It's it's it's it's quite hilarious. Dude's be a good,
Speaker 3: good discussion those those men, Both those gentlemen have a
Speaker 3: great amount of details. In fact, they'll be following next Wednesday.
Speaker 3: They'll be joining both those gentlemen will be joining me
Speaker 3: here at gandigan Old GCD on a nicole and esoteric
Speaker 3: review of the offer here next Wednesdays. So that'll be
Speaker 3: high recommend check, folks. Check that out again. Operations GCD Patreon,
Speaker 3: but over here for the preacheron previews, you can find these,
Speaker 3: uh these shows for the Thursdays in also this Sunday's
Speaker 3: I'm gonna do the anatomy of a cover up, I'm sorry,
Speaker 3: a false flag cover up. So what I'm saying with
Speaker 3: that is this this muppet right here, Judy Clark is
Speaker 3: her name? Are you all familiar with her? Y'all ever
Speaker 3: heard her name?
Speaker 4: Is she the the Judge? Is she a judge?
Speaker 3: She is a federal public defender that they literally call
Speaker 3: in to sweep the rugs on, or sweep sweep up
Speaker 3: every one of these under the rug on, all these
Speaker 3: kind of you know, you know, I call them false
Speaker 3: flags because you know they're misdescribed. Something occurred there, obviously,
Speaker 3: but they're not as soul as we're being you know,
Speaker 3: not as we're being told. For example, Eric Rudolph Right,
Speaker 3: did he bomb all those abortion clinics? Did? Was he
Speaker 3: the Atlanta Park bomber? No one ever proved it. Ted Kazinski,
Speaker 3: he didn't have a day trial. He tried to fire
Speaker 3: this lady. They're like, n you can't fire her, bud.
Speaker 3: They brought her in from across the across the US
Speaker 3: to California. We got the Boston bomber. Dude. That one's hilarious.
Speaker 3: Let me tell you about let me tell you about
Speaker 3: that Muppets opening statement in that trial. I was following
Speaker 3: that one real time. She gets up and says, you're
Speaker 3: on my client's guilty. He definitely bombed these people, but
Speaker 3: he didn't do it for the reasons you're describing. I
Speaker 3: ain't a fucking defense. That's a muppet defense. So that's
Speaker 3: that's where that lady specializes in. And you know, here's
Speaker 3: another example of that Boston bombing trial. You know, there's
Speaker 3: an amichust cure I written in the case. It's friend
Speaker 3: of the court. I don't speak Latin, but that's what
Speaker 3: they tell me. It is basically, if you're not a
Speaker 3: party of the case, you can write and some shit
Speaker 3: this seems relevant. And this one was someone this law
Speaker 3: professor wrote in and said, hey, you're convicting this guy
Speaker 3: based upon evidence, the exhibits you're using in your court case,
Speaker 3: saying that he was carrying a black backpack, where, in fact,
Speaker 3: to your pictures you were having in a silver backpack.
Speaker 3: What the fuck black backpack is the bombed out bags,
Speaker 3: But their pictures of them carrying the bags in their
Speaker 3: trial were silver backpacks. So apparently details don't matter when
Speaker 3: Judy Clark's on the job.
Speaker 4: Well you know who died right in the middle of
Speaker 4: trying to blow the lid off all that? Nobody? David McGowan.
Speaker 3: Oh well yeah, I mean you're right. He did die
Speaker 3: shortly after making that presentation.
Speaker 4: Sure, Well, from what I've heard, he had more and
Speaker 4: that was it.
Speaker 1: He was going to blow the lid off of it.
Speaker 4: Well that's what was I was told, and I don't
Speaker 4: know if it's true. It was a reliable source.
Speaker 3: But well, I mean, folks can go check out his presentation.
Speaker 3: It's on his website still today, So I don't think I.
Speaker 4: Don't you know, he had the blog for Laurel Canyon
Speaker 4: and then he wrote the book. I don't think he
Speaker 4: was done with that by a long shot.
Speaker 1: There is a blog post about it though, right.
Speaker 4: I'm just saying I don't think he had given us
Speaker 4: every thing, right.
Speaker 3: I think they're, you know, unpacking that lady's appearances and
Speaker 3: numerous strange cases can help understand how some of these
Speaker 3: things get covered up. And that's kind of what I
Speaker 3: mean by the cover the anatomy of a false flat
Speaker 3: cover up starring them up at Judy Clark, who takes
Speaker 3: endsk He tried to fire and they're like, no, no,
Speaker 3: you can't fire her. Bud get out to him if.
Speaker 1: Under the rug, why did he want to fire her?
Speaker 3: What do you mean?
Speaker 1: Was she there to like make it look like it
Speaker 1: wasn't him.
Speaker 3: Or oh, I don't think it was him.
Speaker 1: You don't think it was him.
Speaker 3: They didn't present any evidence of such.
Speaker 1: So he's just like a patsy guy.
Speaker 3: He was in. He was a victim of the MK ultra.
Speaker 1: You know, they tried to put the Zodiac killings on
Speaker 1: him too.
Speaker 3: I know, so I attended I did a show here JJ.
Speaker 3: That's me meets the Union bomber sorta. I was a
Speaker 3: groomsman in my dude's wedding in Lincoln, Montana in July
Speaker 3: of nineteen ninety nine, right after all the events. So
Speaker 3: I get stationed in Montana in January of ninety eight,
Speaker 3: and all I hear is, oh, un obomber, this Uni obomber,
Speaker 3: that hey, we had his cabin and the airplane hangar
Speaker 3: on the base here. I'm like, oh cool, can I
Speaker 3: see it. They're like, oh no, it's not here anymore. Mike.
Speaker 3: Well then why are we talking about this? You know?
Speaker 3: And a few months later, I am my dude that
Speaker 3: I met at basic training and we were the police
Speaker 3: acabemty together, and we got stationed there together in his
Speaker 3: home state. He's getting married. They're in his hometown of Lincoln, Montana,
Speaker 3: and you know, whatever the maybe next year, whatever, July
Speaker 3: ninety nine, there's whatever, whatever the date, about two years
Speaker 3: after the trial and three years after his arrest, right approximately,
Speaker 3: and no one in that town had anything that's negative
Speaker 3: to say about the man. And they'd known him, they
Speaker 3: knew his brother, they known his father. You know, we
Speaker 3: were sold publicly in this narrative. He's a loan or
Speaker 3: loan nut dude in a mountaintop live was by himself. No,
Speaker 3: they knew his his father had come to visit. They
Speaker 3: knew his father, you know what I mean. It's it.
Speaker 3: No one had not. I expected folks to be like, yeah,
Speaker 3: that Looney tune that blew everybody up. No one said
Speaker 3: that to me. So, you know, this is a town
Speaker 3: of eight hundred people today, is what I'm getting at.
Speaker 3: And everyone was at that wedding in that town that day.
Speaker 3: I know that because I was a little bit late
Speaker 3: and me and my other dudes were and we were
Speaker 3: you know, you know, most of the wedding party at
Speaker 3: least the groom side, and uh, you know, we knocked
Speaker 3: on we were trying to find directions and we knocked
Speaker 3: on the first store that we saw the market, like
Speaker 3: you know, convenience store type deal, but you know, corner market,
Speaker 3: country store type of deal. Yeah, and said close for
Speaker 3: the wedding. I'm like, ah, shit, close for philling Sue's wedding.
Speaker 3: Like we're supposed to be at Phil and Seu's wedding.
Speaker 3: You don't know where the fuck that is, right, But yeah,
Speaker 3: no one, it was everyone in town. They didn't have
Speaker 3: nothing to say about and again you look into it.
Speaker 3: They provided No, the whole investigation is ridiculous, the evidence
Speaker 3: against them. He never got a day in trial. He
Speaker 3: tried to. So there's a lot of questions we had there.
Speaker 4: Yeah, I agree with you, what's that said?
Speaker 3: And again he got m. K Oltrom right right, Oh.
Speaker 4: Of course, and you can that's you can look into
Speaker 4: that now. But I also the one thing, because I
Speaker 4: agree with everything you're saying. I never thought it made sense.
Speaker 4: But somehow they got to the brother, because that's apparently
Speaker 4: the hinge of it all is the brother.
Speaker 1: You know.
Speaker 3: Yeah, and you look into that, and there's some FBI
Speaker 3: folks involved, the maschinations behind that whole big deal. And
Speaker 3: the brother is a Buddhist who runs a number of
Speaker 3: strange nonprofits.
Speaker 4: No, it seems to me like he's the whack job.
Speaker 4: And somehow, yeah, he was compromised because apparently he was saying,
Speaker 4: that's my brother's handwriting and all that jazz.
Speaker 3: You know. It's even worse his wife, who had never
Speaker 3: known him. So the brother's living off the grid for
Speaker 3: a while, him and Tedyor living in Iowa together in
Speaker 3: the seventies while they live in Montana together, and then
Speaker 3: the brother moves to rural Texas, US and Ted's living
Speaker 3: up there, but they're still writing each other and they're
Speaker 3: not separated whatsoever. And then all of a sudden, his
Speaker 3: brother meets the current still wife. They run a Buddhist
Speaker 3: cult up in New York now but no, yeah, they're
Speaker 3: the executives of the Buddhist cult in New York. So anyhow,
Speaker 3: the they've made a lot of money off of these tales,
Speaker 3: That's all I'm saying. And they got a lot of
Speaker 3: nonprofits they run as well, you know, nonprofits. But yeah,
Speaker 3: he meets this lady. She says, hey, your brother, your brother.
Speaker 3: Then uh, you know, Janet Reno, the butcher of Waco, decides,
Speaker 3: you know that gorgeous lady, she says, she forces the
Speaker 3: Washington Post to publish the manifesto. And then this, the
Speaker 3: new wife of his brother, Your Ted's sister in law says, hey,
Speaker 3: that's Ted's that sounds like something Ted would write. So
Speaker 3: then all all all ships ahead, We're gonna go arrest Ted.
Speaker 3: So they go arrest Ted. He's suspiciously he's comically got
Speaker 3: a hoodie, sunglasses, and a few gallons of things to
Speaker 3: just say like bomb materials on it, you know, you know,
Speaker 3: and they have a package bomb looks like the previous bomb.
Speaker 3: First of all, the dude lives in like a twelve
Speaker 3: by twelve foot shack. He's not making bombs in there,
Speaker 3: let's be honest about the situation. So he's gonna make bombs.
Speaker 3: He's got a fucking nothing nothing but woods outside. Why
Speaker 3: when he got there, so they find they knock on
Speaker 3: his door. They don't they don't have a search warrant
Speaker 3: for anything that, you know, other than just his cabin, right,
Speaker 3: but even that they have to still the search warrant
Speaker 3: has contingencies. So the two FBI just knock on his
Speaker 3: door and then somehow like pull the mouthside handcuff and
Speaker 3: then they go search and find these things as the story.
Speaker 3: But then they hold him for two or three weeks.
Speaker 3: They still can't get an actual restaurant for his arrest
Speaker 3: for being the Union bomber because they've some judges tell
Speaker 3: him you've provided no evidence. So again we're sold a
Speaker 3: lot of these narratives. He didn't gets shipped to California,
Speaker 3: not Montana or you know, to a different district, and
Speaker 3: there was a crime out there that was attached to
Speaker 3: the Union bombers, but you know, there was it's it's
Speaker 3: there's no there was never any great reason to shift
Speaker 3: the case there. And then we get Judy Clark, you
Speaker 3: know what I mean.
Speaker 1: So he literally so that it was it's like a
Speaker 1: fucking it's like any of the other setups. They show
Speaker 1: up at his house and he's just got jugs that
Speaker 1: say bomb material.
Speaker 3: And that's and that, and that's the trope I identified
Speaker 3: the night. So the serial killer that gets picked up
Speaker 3: Bruce Willis's beef is and it causes a family feud
Speaker 3: amongst the Pittsburgh PDA and everything. His beef is a
Speaker 3: cop did it? You know? And you know, spoiler alert,
Speaker 3: he was right. But we see them and we got
Speaker 3: the Patsy, right, we got the witness. They compromise a
Speaker 3: witness against the Patsy. Then they go to the Patsy's place. Oh,
Speaker 3: we had all this evidence, and then the Patsy says, well,
Speaker 3: I murdered my accomplice. And that's that's, you know, because
Speaker 3: he couldn't have done it alone. Well, he murdered his accomplice,
Speaker 3: he said he did. So we see all those elements
Speaker 3: tonight in the film produced by Arnon Milkon, who's part
Speaker 3: of Iran Contra first and foremost.
Speaker 4: You know what I mean when you picked this movie,
Speaker 4: because you've picked movies that I grew up with, and
Speaker 4: I'm always like, yeah, we have similar tastes. But I
Speaker 4: didn't not this. I didn't see any of this ship
Speaker 4: coming with this one.
Speaker 1: It's James.
Speaker 3: Oh, like you're telling me, I got you a twist,
Speaker 3: just like they got us. I got three twists as
Speaker 3: y'all mentioned lined up. I'm pretty sure m Night's Shalemon
Speaker 3: learned his shalem On twist from watching this film. A
Speaker 3: lot of twists here, a lot of twists.
Speaker 1: Yeah, there's one big twist that I think the whole
Speaker 1: movie is about.
Speaker 3: So we can press forward here. Then I have an
Speaker 3: introductory clip. But one thing I appreciated here when the
Speaker 3: introduction is again, like I said, I don't like cgi
Speaker 3: stuff I do appreciate. And you know, part of my
Speaker 3: fandom of film has always been the writing. You know,
Speaker 3: character basis, you know, the plot line. We see all
Speaker 3: that here. We see a couple of callbacks from the
Speaker 3: scenes at the beginning of the scenes of the end.
Speaker 3: That's I like that but I also appreciate, you know,
Speaker 3: folks actually uh using special effects in a manner which
Speaker 3: ben's reality. So we get in the beginning of this
Speaker 3: and you don't know if you're watching a real cop
Speaker 3: car driving down the road at first, we're a toy
Speaker 3: toy remote control card. I think that was really a
Speaker 3: good way to start it. And I'll play that for
Speaker 3: us right now.
Speaker 2: H h h why.
Speaker 3: What are your thoughts, sir?
Speaker 4: Well, I'll say this. I never looked at that song
Speaker 4: again the same because you know, I grew up with
Speaker 4: parents who both loved oldies, so I knew the song.
Speaker 4: And yeah, now after you hear it, you just think
Speaker 4: of women.
Speaker 3: Dying right right now, I feel the same way. I
Speaker 3: knew that song before i'd seen the movie.
Speaker 4: So but yeah, the lyrics are kind of creepy when
Speaker 4: you look at it, and from this aspect, not the
Speaker 4: Little Red Riding Hood always wasn't creepy.
Speaker 3: Right right, right right? I mean yeah, I mean it
Speaker 3: has a They paint off a very dark kind of
Speaker 3: picture with that song. I think it's a great way
Speaker 3: to capture the environment that the serial killer, the Polish
Speaker 3: hill stranglers about to strangle this lady and his little
Speaker 3: m is. He calls the cops and plays that song
Speaker 3: when he's when he's doing his deed. There if you will,
Speaker 3: and we see that. That's how the film starts off.
Speaker 3: So they come right in your face, all with murder
Speaker 3: and uh, you know again real fast. And I like that.
Speaker 3: I like that, not the murder, but just picking up
Speaker 3: the storyline right away, right, you know, get into the action.
Speaker 1: That's one thing. He likes a slow ride. I like
Speaker 1: constant action.
Speaker 4: Well, a slow ride doesn't mean that you're watching fillers,
Speaker 4: throwaway stuff, but I would consider this kind of a
Speaker 4: steady pace, no slow breaks. Yeah, I like a good build.
Speaker 3: Well, I mean, you know, yeah, I think some of these,
Speaker 3: all these elements. Oh, go ahead, go edulia.
Speaker 1: Oh, I was just saying I thought it was a
Speaker 1: real cop card in the beginning.
Speaker 3: Right right right. They get you with that, don't you.
Speaker 3: That's the first that's the first twist. Yeah, I really
Speaker 3: I really thought that. Well, well, well, I got a
Speaker 3: couple of I don't want to I got a couple
Speaker 3: of clips like I don't want to get too far
Speaker 3: out here.
Speaker 4: One thing I wanted to add, it's it's kind of
Speaker 4: a metaphor for this killer. He's got this remote control
Speaker 4: cop cards. Like, this guy is pulling the strings with
Speaker 4: the cops. He's a serial killer, he's one of them.
Speaker 4: He kind of plays the whole system how he wants to.
Speaker 1: I was gonna say it's symbolic, that's.
Speaker 3: A that's an interesting take. I like that because it
Speaker 3: is a cop. I mean, obviously spoiler alert, but it
Speaker 3: is a cop. And you know what he does create
Speaker 3: this family feud. And again, I don't think these the
Speaker 3: ideas of a family feud as we see depicted here,
Speaker 3: or the police not you know, falling through on matters
Speaker 3: because of you know, relations, if you will, there ken
Speaker 3: folk being you know, implicated in such crimes as we
Speaker 3: see in the film. I don't think these things are
Speaker 3: out of the imagination of actual real world events.
Speaker 1: No, I think it happens all the time.
Speaker 4: Have you ever seen Copland? I was thinking about that
Speaker 4: the other day for some reason.
Speaker 3: I love. Yes, it's a good one.
Speaker 4: Yeah, oh someone frozen.
Speaker 3: That's a good one, dude, that's a real good one.
Speaker 3: A lot of pop players on florie Red.
Speaker 4: I'm my back think you're.
Speaker 3: So so as far as that we get into the matters,
Speaker 3: they're already murking folksing in them, and we immediately get
Speaker 3: a car chase, don't we.
Speaker 4: Mm hmm, Bruce Willis, we's got to have it.
Speaker 3: And that's when we find out this is really John
Speaker 3: McLain playing under cover and this is Pittsburgh PD Cop.
Speaker 3: Because it gets it gets pretty die are pretty quickly.
Speaker 3: In fact, I love again, I love the film, but
Speaker 3: we have a completely irrelevant sequence of events, a very
Speaker 3: John McLain style sequence with events. You know, when we
Speaker 3: first meet Sarah Jesca Parker, which we find out later
Speaker 3: on one of those twists SE's internal affairs. We'll get
Speaker 3: to that later, but when if we first meet her,
Speaker 3: you know, they're pulling over some drunk some drunk boaters
Speaker 3: on the riverways, right because you know, he gets shit
Speaker 3: canned after some events transpired after that polishill strangler situation,
Speaker 3: and then you know, things die down. We'll get into
Speaker 3: that all se here in a second, but I'm gonna
Speaker 3: get to the diehard stuff first. Get that out of
Speaker 3: the way. But we see after they pull over some
Speaker 3: boaters for drinking and boating there, you know, all of
Speaker 3: a sudden they just stumble upon a cocaine heist amongst
Speaker 3: the barge on the you know, the Monk, the one
Speaker 3: of the rivers there, the Pittsburgh Rivers, Mohanga, Manonga, Hala
Speaker 3: or Allegany or Ohio. They didn't really specify, but you know,
Speaker 3: there's a cocaine trafficking hostage situation. It suddenly pops off
Speaker 3: after a routine traffic stop, if you will, on a
Speaker 3: boat there for drinking and boating, and all of a
Speaker 3: sudden we see John mcclan kick it in the gear
Speaker 3: and I have a I have a clip for us
Speaker 3: here on that. Now all you all know the scene
Speaker 3: I'm talking about, right, yeah? Yeah? Did you find it
Speaker 3: as irrelevant as I did? Like it makes no sense in.
Speaker 4: The well, I'll tell you right now that until you
Speaker 4: mentioned it, I didn't remember it. And I'm here saying
Speaker 4: there's no slow throwaway scenes.
Speaker 3: That's what I was.
Speaker 4: I was wrong. Yeah, I totally forgot about it because
Speaker 4: it's not part.
Speaker 3: Of all of it out to They could cut all
Speaker 3: of it, would it makes no sense in the entire
Speaker 3: sequence of the film. They just wanted to make it.
Speaker 3: John McLean I think, yeah.
Speaker 4: They wanted to be like this guy. He might be
Speaker 4: washed up drunk, but he still knows how to bust
Speaker 4: a good coke boat.
Speaker 3: Again. I love it. It's just it makes it's comically.
Speaker 3: I love it because it makes no sense. Maybe. Yeah,
Speaker 3: I took the sound down fast forward. It just I
Speaker 3: want to get the full uh diehard sequence, but I
Speaker 3: want all the fast noise sequences with it. I guess
Speaker 3: it's actually better, got it? Yeah, well, I mean it
Speaker 3: makes it more die hard, right, it's extra diehard this way. Yeah,
Speaker 3: he dude, he had no reason to jump in the
Speaker 3: wall that was not necessarily could have walked onto that
Speaker 3: bar and very slowly.
Speaker 4: He wanted to look sexy and wet.
Speaker 3: Yeah, dude, he's got he's got three shots. Dude in
Speaker 3: a shotgun. He's gonna take on like six dudes. That's
Speaker 3: very John mcclan, I gotta taste the coke, make sure
Speaker 3: it's coke.
Speaker 1: And then he puts the guy's hat on.
Speaker 3: Oh he gotta blend in. Yeah, yeah, it should be
Speaker 3: a mad John.
Speaker 1: McLean blows the guy's hand off.
Speaker 4: Yeah. Why did they always page the coke or they like,
Speaker 4: we got to make sure they're not smuggling powdered sugar.
Speaker 3: Yeah, you gotta make sure it's the good stuff.
Speaker 4: What if it's got fitting all in it and you
Speaker 4: taste it and just drop?
Speaker 1: What? Right?
Speaker 2: What?
Speaker 3: What is his basis of comparison and tasting it?
Speaker 4: Well, he has been living on a boat on the
Speaker 4: river for a while. I'm thinking he might have had
Speaker 4: some long nights, sir.
Speaker 3: I live in a van down by the river. That
Speaker 3: does not make me qualify to taste cocaine. Cocaine full disclosure.
Speaker 3: I have no idea if it tastes like anything. I
Speaker 3: imagine it tastes like the chemicals they fucking cut it with.
Speaker 4: It depends. Yeah, it varies. Not that I've tasted any recently,
Speaker 4: but I have tasted it.
Speaker 1: It's well, I'm pregnant, so I can't talk about this.
Speaker 4: Yeah, because if you're pregnant and you ever did coke
Speaker 4: in your life, no good.
Speaker 3: So so we see that they get the dieard in there,
Speaker 3: but it makes no I love it, but it makes
Speaker 3: no sense. Really no.
Speaker 1: I thought it was going to tie in at some
Speaker 1: point and it never did.
Speaker 3: It just showing they never referenced it. There's no follow ups.
Speaker 3: There's there's not even like hey they when they later
Speaker 3: or fire but were suspending, They're like, hey, you saved
Speaker 3: the day on those coke dealers. But now it's none
Speaker 3: of that. You know.
Speaker 4: What happened is Bruce Willis read the script and he
Speaker 4: was like, can we add a scene where I jump
Speaker 4: into the water and taste the coke? Because this isn't
Speaker 4: really a Bruce output there.
Speaker 3: Whose coach do you think they had on set? That
Speaker 3: was probably are not on mil coons? Dude, he's probably
Speaker 3: supplanted all day.
Speaker 1: Right, Maybe cocaine Bob Evans showed up.
Speaker 4: Yeah, I was gonna ask.
Speaker 3: You know, he ain't far behind, man, You know, he
Speaker 3: ain't far behind.
Speaker 4: Is there a tie between those two? Are none? And uh?
Speaker 4: Oh Bob.
Speaker 1: Cocaine Bob?
Speaker 3: Yeah, dude, off the top of my brain, all nothing's
Speaker 3: coming to mind. And uh, I think we might be
Speaker 3: looking at warring factions of cocaine everlord or cocaine drug lords.
Speaker 1: That's another twist I thought he was.
Speaker 3: He might show well stand by Yeah. Now the only
Speaker 3: thing I can I can say that he did produce
Speaker 3: relatives to cocaine Bob's inner circle is that Once upon
Speaker 3: a Time in America which has de Niro and it
Speaker 3: also has Tuesday World.
Speaker 1: Oh that's giveaway.
Speaker 4: That's the movie where the chick from what requem for
Speaker 4: a Dream gets like raped in the car. It's a
Speaker 4: pretty brutal, pretty brutal movie.
Speaker 3: Well that that I don't know, Sarah. I have never
Speaker 3: seen it.
Speaker 4: Reccoon for a Dream. I'm talking about Jennifer Conley. Ah,
Speaker 4: not familiar, No Labyrinth.
Speaker 3: Oh that Jennifer Connley. Okay, yes, yeah, she was in
Speaker 3: this movie.
Speaker 4: She was very young and there's a very disturbing scene
Speaker 4: with her. Something happens and it's like, you know, it's
Speaker 4: Robed and Arrow. I'm pretty sure. I'm does anybody in
Speaker 4: the chat know that movie? Pretty sure?
Speaker 3: I've heard of it.
Speaker 4: Oh you haven't seen it?
Speaker 3: No, no, I've never seen it now, huh, Okay, it's
Speaker 3: no Jennifer Connelly. But I just oh, Jared Letto was
Speaker 3: in it, dude, Get the fuck out of here.
Speaker 4: Dude, what I don't remember that? He must have he
Speaker 4: must have been tiny, not Jesus.
Speaker 3: This is post fight Club, dude, this is right, post
Speaker 3: fight Club.
Speaker 4: Oh you're talking about Requiem. Yes, he's the main Okay,
Speaker 4: I think you're talking about What's a Ton of Time?
Speaker 3: Oh no, no, no, you've seen.
Speaker 4: What's a ton of Time? In America? Let's get this.
Speaker 3: Oh no, I've never seen that either. Now, okay, well
Speaker 3: it's gonna be two here. On both of these films
Speaker 3: their JJ.
Speaker 1: You need to watch Requiem for a Dream. If you
Speaker 1: think the full flaccid penis shot was bad, just wait
Speaker 1: till you watch Requiem for a Dream. And they go
Speaker 1: ask to ask, well.
Speaker 3: I mean, look, if it's done with morning, I can
Speaker 3: look away. I'm fine with that. They just come at
Speaker 3: you right off, rip right in the opening credits, dick
Speaker 3: right in your face. I'm like, what's going on, guys,
Speaker 3: let's let's not do it's PG. It's PG.
Speaker 4: She's talking about a metaphorical dick in the face. With Requiem,
Speaker 4: there is penis.
Speaker 1: They go ask to.
Speaker 3: Ask, I'm on guard. I'm on guard just in case.
Speaker 3: After those initial sequence we saw in the introduction, we
Speaker 3: see the you know, ship pops off. They're chasing the
Speaker 3: serial killer on a high speed chase, and we see
Speaker 3: the apt We don't get to see the result of
Speaker 3: that chase really what happened until the end, but we
Speaker 3: see Bruce Willis and his father, who's the captain of
Speaker 3: homicide detectives there in Pittsburgh, pe d We see you
Speaker 3: know he's dead, and Bruce Willis is mangled, and as
Speaker 3: we saw in that Diehard clip, he had a little
Speaker 3: knee brace on that. That's to make sure you knew
Speaker 3: that he was still healing from that leg injury. But anyhow, yeah,
Speaker 3: two years later, right, so we we see these things
Speaker 3: going and we do f That's one of the things
Speaker 3: I like, we see the whole at the end of
Speaker 3: the film. It brings us, brings it all home for us,
Speaker 3: right with that sequence. But as a result of that,
Speaker 3: Bruce Willis is fired, and he's also in the pro
Speaker 3: not fired, he's he's essentially demoted to river patrol, right,
Speaker 3: but he uh his part. He's testifying against his partner, right.
Speaker 3: That's that's kind of one of the other reasons he's
Speaker 3: on the ounce with the department is because he witnessed
Speaker 3: his cousin. Again it's a big family feud, right, witnesses
Speaker 3: cousin beats the ship out of somebody to a camera. Right, Yep?
Speaker 4: Did he flatter that?
Speaker 3: Yeah?
Speaker 4: She was just pointing that out to me. I said,
Speaker 4: if JJ hasn't seen that, he's gonna put it on
Speaker 4: the screen.
Speaker 3: Absolutely somebody and on that Now, give me one second
Speaker 3: here on that and hold that.
Speaker 5: So so, how how are all of those little wave ripples,
Speaker 5: how are those so perfectly matching what's in the video?
Speaker 3: All the all the special patterns look the same. This
Speaker 3: is like saying that my butthole is your butthole because
Speaker 3: the similar, right, it's not. We don't have the same butthole.
Speaker 3: Because of that, you're using buttle a lot of context.
Speaker 5: You're talking about bottles makeing everyone feel weird.
Speaker 3: And that's the point, that's the stark, ma'am.
Speaker 1: Yeah, Lucy, thank you for that.
Speaker 3: Talking about buttholes making things all weird around here.
Speaker 4: It gets normal after a while. It's weird the first time,
Speaker 4: but she's lived here for a while. I don't even
Speaker 4: notice anymore.
Speaker 1: Oh, I think it's a great I think there's there's
Speaker 1: actually a b hole twist in this movie. Wait till
Speaker 1: I get to it.
Speaker 4: She keeps building this up, but good.
Speaker 3: Well. We we see after two years later, after the
Speaker 3: events that Bruce Willis's father dies and that chase of
Speaker 3: the serial killer that gets away, the Pole Show Strangler
Speaker 3: suddenly again with the Pole Show Strangler's back, and uh
Speaker 3: we see that he's murking. Uh. Bruce's ex girlfriends, right,
Speaker 3: And that's when we see him pull up the Neville
Speaker 3: Island in the clip we saw earlier. That's the first victim, right,
Speaker 3: But again we kind of get introduced before that though,
Speaker 3: to him testifying against his cousin, who then jumps jumps
Speaker 3: off a bridge as we see, but then comes back later,
Speaker 3: you know, and a later twist right is and uh,
Speaker 3: but it's just at the testimony against his cousin, the
Speaker 3: sentencing hearing for his cousin's crimes. There we see the
Speaker 3: whole storyline communfold about this Patsy, right, and this Kesser
Speaker 3: Kesser fellow, I don't want to be here, Clenick. You're
Speaker 3: a better man than I am. Kid. They got the
Speaker 3: guy that killed your puther, bring him up right now?
Speaker 5: All right?
Speaker 3: What is this? His name is Kesser? What the hell
Speaker 3: is this? Nick? You couldn't even lift those women to abductive.
Speaker 3: We have an eyewitness summed up a body. The hell's
Speaker 3: going on here? Nick? Even you said it was a cop.
Speaker 3: They said it could be. Now we have a witness
Speaker 3: that said it wasn't. What are you gonna tell me
Speaker 3: it did? That's going classic, you know, Patsy situation. We
Speaker 3: got the eyewitness and then we see them, we hear
Speaker 3: them later they describe the evidence, and it's kind of
Speaker 3: the same kind of troops, right yeah.
Speaker 1: Because they this supposed bad guy that's done all this stuff.
Speaker 1: They show up to his hotel room and they have
Speaker 1: like all this stuff laid out. Oh look, here's the gun,
Speaker 1: except it doesn't have his prints on it. Oh look,
Speaker 1: here goes this, there goes that. And it's like, this
Speaker 1: guy's totally just been set up.
Speaker 3: Right, And we talk about serial killers a lot whenever
Speaker 3: we can be in on these matters or Julia, and
Speaker 3: can you name one that doesn't fit this mold where
Speaker 3: they just attribute a swath of killings to the killer
Speaker 3: without any actual evidence for this individual crimes.
Speaker 1: Right, That's that happens more often than we even realized.
Speaker 1: Like I I was just talking to Phil Phil and
Speaker 1: I was trying to, you know, talk to him a
Speaker 1: little bit about the program to kill stuff, and it's
Speaker 1: like they just want to get a bad guy. They
Speaker 1: just need a face to put the crimes on. So
Speaker 1: now you have a bad guy. It doesn't even matter
Speaker 1: if it like everybody wants Ted Bundy to be the
Speaker 1: bad guy. But there was shit going on where he
Speaker 1: couldn't even been in two places at one time. It
Speaker 1: doesn't matter, though, right, because we've got a bad guy exactly.
Speaker 3: No, the facts don't fit. When the objective facts, the
Speaker 3: known knowns, do not fit the crimes of this that
Speaker 3: you're putting on this person. Look at tet Kazinski, right.
Speaker 3: They never connected him to any one of those packages.
Speaker 3: They never described how he traveled to Salt Lake City,
Speaker 3: how he traveled to Denver. There was never anything argued
Speaker 3: by the fads of the state there, and the prosecution
Speaker 3: just said he did it.
Speaker 2: Yeah.
Speaker 1: They did that with Jeffrey Dahmer and John Wayne Gacy too,
Speaker 1: where the victims were either like in another town or
Speaker 1: another like miles away and like that. But it doesn't matter.
Speaker 1: Forget everything. You know, it has to be them because
Speaker 1: we said so, they're the bad guy.
Speaker 3: Back to the fight Club author Chuck Paleknook's father, Fred Palinoakee,
Speaker 3: he was murked along with this lady he met on
Speaker 3: a classifight I had there in Lethal County just south
Speaker 3: of Moscow, Idaho. While the same muppets that are prosecuting
Speaker 3: Brian Coburger, uh, you know, false le and making up
Speaker 3: shit there too, right, it's kind of their remo. But
Speaker 3: they convicted that dude, Dale Shackleford for the murder of
Speaker 3: his ex wife and Fred Palinoake and the lady that
Speaker 3: they claimed was his dead ex wife and the burn
Speaker 3: up cabin that was shot and then burn up in
Speaker 3: a cabin had a uterus. Dale shackle for x Ye
Speaker 3: demonstrably had her uterus removed in a hys directed years prior.
Speaker 3: So facts don't matter in a lot of these cases.
Speaker 3: What they convicted that man that they convicted that man
Speaker 3: from murder of a woman that had a uterus, when
Speaker 3: the woman that they were convicted the woman he was
Speaker 3: on trial for murder and did not have a uterus.
Speaker 3: Facts don't matter, man, this is this is not These
Speaker 3: are not important details.
Speaker 4: It was a wondering uterus. See our series on mental
Speaker 4: illness to know what.
Speaker 1: That is, wandering uterus or not. That's how blatantly they
Speaker 1: cover up ship. It's like they don't even have the
Speaker 1: right fucking dead body. They don't even care.
Speaker 4: Well, it wasn't Hitler's the suicide.
Speaker 3: They got their man. They got their man.
Speaker 1: What was the Hitler body?
Speaker 4: I think the body they claimed committed suicide that was
Speaker 4: supposed to be Hitler was a woman. Shut up, what's
Speaker 4: in the pipeline. I'm not sure if that's true.
Speaker 3: See look at this ship there. There's an unclassified Russian
Speaker 3: report stating that I think is the source of that originally.
Speaker 3: But I'd like to you know, I'm happy to believe it.
Speaker 3: I like to see more evidence because I don't think
Speaker 3: Hitler died. I'm just saying I don't know there was
Speaker 3: a woman body that or not either, that could just
Speaker 3: be them ruskies.
Speaker 4: Gerald Hall's backing me up, Jjson back off.
Speaker 3: Yeah, there's a report that says that, you know, I
Speaker 3: just yeah, I.
Speaker 4: Didn't know the details.
Speaker 3: Yeah, if you've scrolled through the well, I just scrolled.
Speaker 3: I'm a big proponent of scrolling through the FBI files
Speaker 3: just to see what they're not saying specifically. But you know,
Speaker 3: like Edward Edwards, when they just won't release any of them,
Speaker 3: that's what they're not saying. They won't say a fucking
Speaker 3: word about ed I should tell you something. You know,
Speaker 3: usually when someone dies, they released their file, including Oriental
Speaker 3: James Simpson learned a lot from that one. But within
Speaker 3: the the matters of Hitler or Shitler as I call him.
Speaker 3: He Uh, the FBI I had pictures. They were convinced
Speaker 3: he was living down in Argentina. It's in the file.
Speaker 4: Yeah. So whether that woman was or that body was
Speaker 4: female or not, I mean there's I've seen new.
Speaker 3: Stuff now that right there. My point, I think like
Speaker 3: that's introduced to get people disputing if that was a
Speaker 3: female body or not. Meanwhile, we have photographs and eyewitness
Speaker 3: reports of Shitler, right you know.
Speaker 1: That's the thing is is like they don't have to
Speaker 1: have the right dead body. They don't have to explain
Speaker 1: how somebody could be two places at one time. They
Speaker 1: don't have to explain that at all. They don't have
Speaker 1: to explain like did you ever listen to the Clown
Speaker 1: and the Candyman podcast?
Speaker 3: Jj I, I have seen the documentary, only.
Speaker 4: It's actually got more in it than the podcast does.
Speaker 1: Right, well, good, it's a network. All of these serial killers,
Speaker 1: in my opinion, run off.
Speaker 3: A network, absolutely absolutely, And I document that on my
Speaker 3: Thursday's program quite frequently relative to matters of Idaho, as
Speaker 3: I was just describing, because Idaho, they try to tell
Speaker 3: folks this is the official narrative that Brian Coberger ran
Speaker 3: into a house he'd never been to, with a car
Speaker 3: four or five cars parked out front, depending on the accounts,
Speaker 3: all the lights on in the middle of the in
Speaker 3: the early morning hours. Stabbed a bunch of folks, you know,
Speaker 3: Buffalo Jared my old stocker slash almost pr repstyles stout.
Speaker 3: He didn't. I don't think Coburger wanted to where their
Speaker 3: skin is a human coat. But he stabbed a bunch
Speaker 3: of people a bunch of times, over one hundred stabbings,
Speaker 3: four people, two rooms, traversing a home he's never been in,
Speaker 3: and did so in less than night, approximately ninety seconds
Speaker 3: I think ninety three seconds.
Speaker 1: See that shit just does not make any fucking sense
Speaker 1: to me. Whatso it's like stuff doesn't even have to
Speaker 1: make logical fucking sense. Ninety seconds.
Speaker 3: He did all that, and then he cleaned it up somehow.
Speaker 3: But he did that somehow.
Speaker 1: Okay, okay, yeah. See that's why I still want to
Speaker 1: do an episode with you on Scott Peterson, because the
Speaker 1: more I learn about that when the less sense it
Speaker 1: makes too.
Speaker 4: She used to make fun of me, well.
Speaker 1: I did, used to make fun of him.
Speaker 3: I would certainly enjoy that. Man, we'll have to book
Speaker 3: that when your post maternity times are up there. And
Speaker 3: I actually just got a request for a John be
Speaker 3: a Ramsey show and I was thinking of you as
Speaker 3: well to join me on that. I was gonnavite you
Speaker 3: on that, and tonight, be quite honest with you, I
Speaker 3: thought about that case when watching this film. Did you
Speaker 3: the stun gun? No one talks about the stun gun
Speaker 3: wounds in the fact there was no stun gun in
Speaker 3: the Ramsey house. Now. Also in addition to this, they
Speaker 3: just had that sick convention last week at Denver Crime
Speaker 3: con Those sick focks celebrate and crime and propagandizing everybody
Speaker 3: in the process. But sadly, sadly, mister Ramsey was there
Speaker 3: hyping authroom labs about solving his daughter's case. And I'm
Speaker 3: not saying he's not deceived. He very royal maybe, but
Speaker 3: he's not guilty in his daughter's murder. And the grand
Speaker 3: jury had decided that as well.
Speaker 1: You think he's not guilty in any way whatsoever.
Speaker 3: I think he's guilty most likely basedball all available evidence
Speaker 3: I've seen, he's guilty what the grand jury recommended, the
Speaker 3: charges for putting his daughter into a dangerous environment. Right,
Speaker 3: he didn't he didn't do it, he didn't know it,
Speaker 3: and then he abstracted and the aftermath he obstructed because
Speaker 3: he he didn't you know, he didn't want to get
Speaker 3: blamed for. So that is that is what the jury,
Speaker 3: grand jury decided.
Speaker 1: Well, I mean, somebody put in the comments just now
Speaker 1: he was pimping her out, and I agree with that.
Speaker 1: I did a series, well, not really a series. I
Speaker 1: did like two or three episodes on John Benney. I'd
Speaker 1: love to talk to you about it.
Speaker 3: Well, I would, I would, Oh, go ahead, ma, I'm good.
Speaker 1: Well, no, I mean I think he was pipping her out,
Speaker 1: like I think the Wonderland Raids all of that connected.
Speaker 4: McGowan does a pretty good job of.
Speaker 3: I don't discount these theories. I definitely don't discount these
Speaker 3: theories that that Evangelical church is very suspect.
Speaker 1: Yeah, and Patsy is pretty fucking suspect.
Speaker 2: Well.
Speaker 4: And also you got to think about and I don't
Speaker 4: like saying this, it's still hard for me, but you
Speaker 4: got to think about Hunter S. Thompson, where he was
Speaker 4: traveling in the circles he was rubbing up against in
Speaker 4: that time, and especially.
Speaker 3: Not easy easy, so not rubbing, not rubbing socializing with
Speaker 3: maybe Thomson rubbing anything. You know, that guy was a
Speaker 3: sick fuck you know what I mean.
Speaker 4: We won't bring up eight millimeter again in the in
Speaker 4: the next episode with you.
Speaker 3: So well, you know there's a lot of me said
Speaker 3: about the John Binna Ramsey. Well, let me say about
Speaker 3: Hunter S. Thompson, you know, Johnny Depp's buddy there. But
Speaker 3: no one talks about the stun gun. There was never
Speaker 3: a they didn't have a stun gun. There was no
Speaker 3: record of the Ramsey's purchasing a stun gun. Has never
Speaker 3: found that the rope that is now being addressed with
Speaker 3: the DNA stuff of the crime con that they had
Speaker 3: clearly had evidence was tied around young John Benet that
Speaker 3: that has no that did not originate in the home.
Speaker 3: So there's elements of the crime that doesn't get focused
Speaker 3: on as adult. But the stun gun. What are your
Speaker 3: thoughts on the stun gun situation there?
Speaker 1: Well, I think she was killed somewhere else and then
Speaker 1: she was deposited in the home later.
Speaker 3: On, and well that makes the most sense, right, Yeah, they.
Speaker 1: Had to do like a sloppy cover job to explain
Speaker 1: why the fact she was dead, But actually think she
Speaker 1: died at the White Christmas party the night before. I
Speaker 1: think they were having a fucking eyes wide shut, fucking
Speaker 1: elite Boulder Society party, accidentally killed her, and then they
Speaker 1: deposited her dead body to the Ramsey home at a
Speaker 1: later time.
Speaker 3: That seems very plausible. It does. But the one thing
Speaker 3: again I like to focus on is the sun gun.
Speaker 3: No one explains the sun gun marks on John Benet.
Speaker 1: Well, yeah, that's because at the Christmas party they were
Speaker 1: probably taking turns on her, fucking tasing her be hole
Speaker 1: and doing all kinds of fucked up shit, and then
Speaker 1: accidentally killed her, and then they took the body home,
Speaker 1: came up with the story Patsy wrote the ransom note
Speaker 1: it's in her hand, and they had to do this big,
Speaker 1: sloppy cover job because they had a corpse they had
Speaker 1: to account for.
Speaker 3: I argue about eighty two percent of those statements, man.
Speaker 3: But again, you know, people want to blame the Ramses,
Speaker 3: and there's a lot of theories out there, you know,
Speaker 3: attributing various aspects of guilt to them, But no one
Speaker 3: explains very very important characteristics of this crime. And that
Speaker 3: is not only where did that rope come from not
Speaker 3: to mention they're playing these awth from DNA games with it,
Speaker 3: but no one wants to address these matters. They just
Speaker 3: they gloss over it. There is no stun gun. There
Speaker 3: are no stun guns in Colorado.
Speaker 1: Yeah, well, there are pictures of John Benet alive at
Speaker 1: the Ramsey home, earlier pictures taken during like the summer months,
Speaker 1: where she has stun gun marks on her legs, and
Speaker 1: so it's not the first time they fucking did that
Speaker 1: shit to her.
Speaker 3: There's also a picture there's also a picture earlier that
Speaker 3: day without a stun gun mark on her neck.
Speaker 1: Yeah, that's what I'm saying. I think that whoever's doing it, uh,
Speaker 1: they had been doing it to her for a while,
Speaker 1: because there's, you know, the pictures of her where she
Speaker 1: looks like, in my opinion, that something had been going
Speaker 1: on long before they actually killed her.
Speaker 3: It's possible. I'm open to those ideas, man, for sure. No,
Speaker 3: you bring up some reasonable points, but we see that
Speaker 3: as the mo tonight though, right in tonight's program of
Speaker 3: the film here tonight we see that the Polish Strangler,
Speaker 3: then the return of the Polishell Strangler. Because they're like, oh,
Speaker 3: it's not the same dude. He was strangling folks. This
Speaker 3: one's shooting folks. Well, I assure you Edward when Edwards
Speaker 3: shot strangled, you know he did, he did all these things.
Speaker 1: Well that I was gonna say that that was one
Speaker 1: of the turning points in the movie for me. When
Speaker 1: they show Bruce Willis and he's doing the TV interview
Speaker 1: and he's like, how come they never bring up the
Speaker 1: fact that all of the bodies were taste by a
Speaker 1: like a police issued stun gun. And I was like, ah,
Speaker 1: now we're getting into the conspiratorial part.
Speaker 3: Well, we see that's that's so we see Beef starting
Speaker 3: off all internally around all these matters. There's always some
Speaker 3: factors interceding here, and it's usually Dennis Farina, Bruce Willis's uncle,
Speaker 3: the captain, the other captain we see and we learned
Speaker 3: later why that is. But we see him being the
Speaker 3: primary force and interview eating and shutting shit down internally
Speaker 3: right throughout the film. But you're right, Bruce Willis, that
Speaker 3: is what he's on outs for because he's saying, you know,
Speaker 3: he's calling him as he season.
Speaker 1: Yeah, yeah, No. I liked that part because I felt
Speaker 1: like that's when it started to get pretty conspiratorial.
Speaker 3: Well, good news, man, I got that right here.
Speaker 4: This is it sixteen months ago.
Speaker 3: I didn't do it. I didn't murder anybody. Did this
Speaker 3: witness is line and he never laid eyes on me.
Speaker 1: At least one member of the Pittsburgh Police Department agreed
Speaker 1: with the accused. Detective Thomas Hardy didn't earn any new
Speaker 1: friends with this statement to the press.
Speaker 2: No, I do not think Kisser is the killer and
Speaker 2: Kissers the pats.
Speaker 3: There's information that was not admitted.
Speaker 1: In this case that can you tell us what that is?
Speaker 3: All the women were stung with police issue tasers. Two
Speaker 3: of the women were called from police call boxes. All
Speaker 3: the women were abducted from arising to the police.
Speaker 5: That's not copt Did you know an official police report
Speaker 5: denied parties accusations at As for Douglas Kesser, the controversy
Speaker 5: has not changed the outcome.
Speaker 3: He has been sentenced to death in the electric chair.
Speaker 3: Pump bump, bump.
Speaker 2: M.
Speaker 3: Typical.
Speaker 1: Typical.
Speaker 4: Yeah, no shit.
Speaker 3: So there's a lot of evidences being ignored there, huh.
Speaker 3: I argue that's the case for almost every smiley faced
Speaker 3: killer victim crime, and every and and many many other
Speaker 3: of these kind of occult ritual homicides, if you will, uh,
Speaker 3: because that's what the Smiley Face killer victims are. It's
Speaker 3: ritual human sacrifice, and they're doing so in a ritualistic
Speaker 3: manner within these occult groups. Whynot. But I argue there's
Speaker 3: oftentimes details ignored. So that d Coda James case at
Speaker 3: Neville Island in twenty seventeen, like the film is saying
Speaker 3: Neville Island on the first on that body dump, the
Speaker 3: Dakota James real life one. Well, like I said, Cyril
Speaker 3: Weck famous infamous pathologists. In fact, he used to be
Speaker 3: a pathologist of Alligatdon County in Pittsburgh. There medical examiner
Speaker 3: and lawyer Strange Combo, very sharp man. He he did
Speaker 3: a study on all the autopsy results and photos and
Speaker 3: pointed out it's obviously like this man was obviously at
Speaker 3: ligature marks around his neck and the official autopsy. He's like, no, no, no,
Speaker 3: nothing to see here. And literally you can see the pictures.
Speaker 3: It's it's that obvious. And he was gone for forty days,
Speaker 3: so he was held in you know, hostage and torture.
Speaker 3: So we see a lot of details that get ignored
Speaker 3: because Pittsburgh PT says accident.
Speaker 1: Right, But that's what's going on in the movie too, right,
Speaker 1: Like it doesn't even matter about any of the evidence.
Speaker 1: And I was actually going to say on something you
Speaker 1: mentioned earlier that came out of like the Program to
Speaker 1: Kill Handbook, is that a lot of these guys are
Speaker 1: trained to kill with weapons of opportunity to make the
Speaker 1: crimes look unrelated or unconnected. So like you might have
Speaker 1: a sleugh that gets strangled, then a slew that gets
Speaker 1: like shot, and then a sleugh that gets like battered
Speaker 1: in the head. Like they they literally tell you to
Speaker 1: use weapons of opportunity to make it look random, even
Speaker 1: though it's the same.
Speaker 4: Oh yeah, and that's that's also in the CIA handbook.
Speaker 3: Yeah, yeah, can I get a copy. I'll send you
Speaker 3: theF I feared since you were not Bill Cole, but
Speaker 3: you'd have it on deck, So I apprecire.
Speaker 4: That I might have wroten some of those notes or not.
Speaker 3: The uh no, so Edward and Edwards, he burnt, he
Speaker 3: burnt victims, he strangled victims, he shot victims. You know,
Speaker 3: so we see all that out of the same color
Speaker 3: tonight again the police want to say, oh, it's a
Speaker 3: different mo but again we know that that's not the case.
Speaker 3: Example after example.
Speaker 1: Yeah, they they're actually told to do it that way
Speaker 1: to make it look random.
Speaker 3: So we got we got the handbooker right there.
Speaker 1: But that's that's what I thought of when you mentioned that, like, oh, well,
Speaker 1: these cases can't be connected even though it's probably the
Speaker 1: same serial killer. They actually say that in the movie,
Speaker 1: like the Polish Strangler can't be this guy because this
Speaker 1: guy's shooting his victims and it's like, okay, but he's
Speaker 1: using the same fucking dumb sides and he's going after
Speaker 1: the same type of thing the same way.
Speaker 3: Right. Yeah, well, I'm glad you said that, ma'am. I
Speaker 3: have that clip right here.
Speaker 6: Overt stand back please thirteen shot in the pop small.
Speaker 3: Caliber in the water forty eight hours, less twenty four hours.
Speaker 3: She's been dead forty eight though, somebody hold on to
Speaker 3: it before they I'll do. Thank you, Jack fucking Webb.
Speaker 1: How the fuck is this guy?
Speaker 3: So we see that when you're explaining there, and we
Speaker 3: also see Bruce Willis pop in with some detective workout
Speaker 3: of left field, and again that's relative to the smiley
Speaker 3: faced killer stuff too, So like I said to Coda,
Speaker 3: James was held for forty days before he you know,
Speaker 3: from when he went missing to when he was found.
Speaker 3: And again police had searched Neville Island earlier that morning,
Speaker 3: a few hours prior it saw on video camera from
Speaker 3: news footage, so he was not there at that time.
Speaker 3: So another incident was a case out of New York City.
Speaker 3: Patrick McNeil, he like, this body he'd said was held
Speaker 3: was dead over you know, twenty four hours for being dumped. Well,
Speaker 3: Patrick McNeil had fly larvae in his that had started
Speaker 3: growing in his groin area, which can only occur outside
Speaker 3: of water, and it can only occur after X amount
Speaker 3: of time being dead, So then they knew he was
Speaker 3: dead before he went the water versus X amount of time.
Speaker 3: So you know, there was a lot of details that
Speaker 3: that probably do get ignored in a lot of cases
Speaker 3: till today. Again not just smiley faced killer stuff. But
Speaker 3: I you know, I was kind of chuckling when I
Speaker 3: see those elements being mentioned in this film. Obviously I
Speaker 3: didn't pick it up on it as a thirteen year old,
Speaker 3: and I seemed it the first time, but you know,
Speaker 3: watching it now, I'm like, oh wow, that's that's kind
Speaker 3: of interesting.
Speaker 1: Yeah, for sure, No, I agree. I think they They
Speaker 1: threw a couple little things in there that are and
Speaker 1: the fact that his whole family being on the police department,
Speaker 1: and like the way that they're covering shit up as
Speaker 1: things go along. You know, that happens all the time.
Speaker 3: I think so. And it's not just family, it's other
Speaker 3: you know, connecting principles between folks. But yeah, certainly family, absolutely.
Speaker 2: So.
Speaker 3: I actually have a clip for that. What are you
Speaker 3: doing here all the bars loadt just doing some old friends.
Speaker 3: You don't have any old friends down here who would
Speaker 3: know that better than you? Huh, it's going back? Yeah,
Speaker 3: old friends can damn it, motherfucker. He was into PAULI
Speaker 3: show files. What that is this? Yeah? Nothing papers. There's
Speaker 3: an old Italian saying, Tommy, don't scald your tongue on
Speaker 3: another man's suit. Yeah, it isn't what I was saying.
Speaker 3: Never listened to all Italian sayings. I knew this was
Speaker 3: gonna happen the minute I seen you at that body.
Speaker 3: I knew it was gonna happen. You just won't let go.
Speaker 3: Who do you want to do? They're gonna go land
Speaker 3: on some bed for the rest of my life. My father's
Speaker 3: in the grave two years.
Speaker 2: The guy that killed your father is wasting away in
Speaker 2: West fucking Now, what do you want?
Speaker 3: I've killed my father and you know it. Kids are
Speaker 3: never had the praise for this.
Speaker 1: You rode over Kesser.
Speaker 4: I want to know why, God damn it.
Speaker 3: He was convicted by a jury of his peers based
Speaker 3: on having it. What you answer me, I'm telling you
Speaker 3: I loved your father, Tommy, and I well, Julia. They
Speaker 3: got him by a jury of his peers.
Speaker 1: Evidence staying right there, that old bullshit back.
Speaker 3: That we do, and we do get that a couple
Speaker 3: of times off the film though, right yeah, because I
Speaker 3: have another clip mentioning the air tight case they had
Speaker 3: against Kesser, antype case. Kesser with a drum drifter, no
Speaker 3: alibi at all.
Speaker 4: He confessed to the murder of a man we believe
Speaker 4: was his accomplice, said it was a self defense, but.
Speaker 3: He denied any connection to Polish Hill.
Speaker 4: However, we recovered evidence from the murdered women in Kessa's
Speaker 4: motel room, along with the gun that killed Benzardi.
Speaker 7: Then why does Hardy think that Kesser was fright?
Speaker 3: It's a nice convenient orgy of evidence, right right.
Speaker 1: That's that's what I was saying, like, Oh, they showed
Speaker 1: up in his hotel room and they have all the
Speaker 1: stuff laid out on the bed, right the gun? Did this?
Speaker 1: Did that? They have a witness who's a fucking crackhead?
Speaker 1: Nothing right there?
Speaker 3: One? I wait, standard your standard compromise witness? Right? Yeah,
Speaker 3: I do think that's interesting because again, I don't you know,
Speaker 3: when you're looking at the folks you made this film,
Speaker 3: you're like, wait a second.
Speaker 1: Well, that's why I think my theory.
Speaker 4: Which when are we gonna get to that?
Speaker 1: It's in the middle of the movie. Are we ready
Speaker 1: to get to it?
Speaker 4: I don't know. I don't what's the middle of the movie.
Speaker 4: How far into it are we?
Speaker 3: Which scene are we talking about here?
Speaker 1: It's right after Bruce Willis has sex with horse Face McGillicuddy.
Speaker 3: Oh yeah, we're not quite there yet. We're not quite
Speaker 3: there yet because we see we've seen the first victim,
Speaker 3: which is which turns out to be Bruce's ex girlfriend.
Speaker 3: We see a second victim the same way. The third
Speaker 3: turns out to be his prom date from years back.
Speaker 1: Mm hmmm.
Speaker 3: So they start looking at Bruce right, they're like, wait
Speaker 3: a second, anybody, And that's when he hooks up with
Speaker 3: a homegirl right running around that same time, right.
Speaker 4: Right, Yeah, she literally signed her death Moren't you think
Speaker 4: an internal affairs investigator would have been a little smarter.
Speaker 1: It's worse face.
Speaker 4: Well, I'm just saying that that part of the movie.
Speaker 4: I was always thinking he knew at that point that
Speaker 4: they're targeting people he'd been intimate with, so he kind
Speaker 4: of threw her.
Speaker 3: If you look at his comments, he knew the entire
Speaker 3: time he was when he was banging her, he knew
Speaker 3: he knew that something was up because he when every
Speaker 3: the two previous scenes that he'd seen his uncle there,
Speaker 3: Dennis Farina, the police captain. He comments about her and says,
Speaker 3: you don't know nothing about her. Huh, I don't believe it,
Speaker 3: or something like that, you know what I mean.
Speaker 7: Mm hmm.
Speaker 3: So he was already he was on to his uncle already.
Speaker 3: He just you know, if you look at the statements
Speaker 3: he's making to him, because that is a twist, that's
Speaker 3: one that's so the first twist though we get is
Speaker 3: after his partner and cousin, i'ms off that bridge, the
Speaker 3: one he was testifying against in that trial for beating
Speaker 3: that dude into a camera. Well, that dude's younger brothers
Speaker 3: other cousin disappears and then suddenly he comes back, but
Speaker 3: he comes back in a very strange time. We played
Speaker 3: two clips for y'all in regardless of that. Then it'll
Speaker 3: get us into that the twist that you're talking about there.
Speaker 3: Julia Workers discovered the victim.
Speaker 5: Earlier this evening in the Ohio River near the Shenango
Speaker 5: Steel Works, her nude body wrapped in a sheet. Police
Speaker 5: have identified her as Cheryl Putnam of Manesseent Police detective
Speaker 5: say that miss Putnam, a stewardess for Transi Stairlines, was
Speaker 5: apparently forcefully abducted from her own apartment before being taken to.
Speaker 4: Another location where she was murdered.
Speaker 5: The brutal crime reminds many Pittsburgh residents of the Polish
Speaker 5: Hill stranglings two years ago. Homicide detective Edward Eiler had
Speaker 5: this descent.
Speaker 6: There's absolutely no connection here other than the victim of
Speaker 6: a female Caucasian persuasion.
Speaker 3: The Polish Hill victims were strangled. Cheryl Butnham was shot
Speaker 3: at close range.
Speaker 2: Douglas Cascher maintains.
Speaker 3: His innocence couldn't be the same killer. How dare you
Speaker 3: infer otherwise?
Speaker 2: So?
Speaker 3: Wait, that was the second victim on the return right,
Speaker 3: And then all of a sudden we get we get
Speaker 3: kind of uh where they throw you through a loop,
Speaker 3: they give you a curve ball, don't move. You picked
Speaker 3: the wrong house to rob as So will you kidding?
Speaker 1: Tommy?
Speaker 4: You ain't got nothing worth stealing.
Speaker 3: It's been a long time, Haidi Fly's boyfriend Tom Sizemore.
Speaker 4: I was gonna say he must like working with this
Speaker 4: guy because he brought him back for natural born killers,
Speaker 4: but he kind of let him be himself more in
Speaker 4: that role.
Speaker 3: Did you see she's in that new Charlie Sheen documentary?
Speaker 3: Who is Heidie Flies?
Speaker 4: Didn't she die?
Speaker 2: No?
Speaker 3: She looks near death. She looks a crip keeper.
Speaker 4: I swear to I'm having I'm having a Mandela right now.
Speaker 4: I thought she died recently.
Speaker 3: You think you're thinking maybe debor Jean Palfrey, Oh, the Madam,
Speaker 3: the DC madam.
Speaker 4: Maybe that might be you get your DC madam's crust.
Speaker 3: Well, it's interesting in that old Chuck Estevez there Charlie
Speaker 3: Sheen at the time when he's now admitted to being,
Speaker 3: you know, doing a bunch of crack and sucking a
Speaker 3: bunch of dick. That's the same time he was running
Speaker 3: around with Bill Hicks, Alex Slash, Alex Jones.
Speaker 4: I'm glad. I'm glad.
Speaker 3: I'm the same time frame up here, you know, seeing
Speaker 3: they do. They were inseparable for a number of years
Speaker 3: as too. Yeah, Charlie Sheen needs to come on Info
Speaker 3: Wars being a nine to eleven truth and.
Speaker 4: And that's right before his professional career tanked by the
Speaker 4: way almost.
Speaker 1: You guys are blowing my brain hole.
Speaker 3: Well, I'm glad. I'm glad to hear it. Man, you
Speaker 3: know this, I promised a barn burner. So this is still.
Speaker 1: Esteves besties with Alex Jones.
Speaker 3: For a number of years. Yeah, they used to do
Speaker 3: videos together like on early YouTube is like pound around
Speaker 3: on on the back porch and alibill, fuck off? Did
Speaker 3: you get kicked up?
Speaker 4: Everybody's well, everybody's commenting like we're done. Uh see all that? Anybody?
Speaker 3: I just checked them. I'ment ago we were good.
Speaker 4: What was it? Would we say?
Speaker 3: Now? I'd probably played too many clips. I thought I
Speaker 3: could get away with it because these older films are
Speaker 3: kind of just on YouTube.
Speaker 4: Well, I wish there's the way we could tell these
Speaker 4: people to switch over to twixter or Rumble.
Speaker 3: Yeah, let me let me do that.
Speaker 1: Oh they kicked this off YouTube.
Speaker 4: Uh it looks like it. Everybody's commenting like that. Oh
Speaker 4: here's a Rumble person.
Speaker 3: Yeah, well I just dropped something in the YouTube chat
Speaker 3: on my chat.
Speaker 1: It's because we used Charlie Sheen's government name.
Speaker 4: I think it's because he said Alex Jones was Bill Hicks.
Speaker 3: I never did. It might be because we just came
Speaker 3: back up, dude, I didn't played a clip in a
Speaker 3: few minutes, and after the last clip I played, we
Speaker 3: were live and then we just can't. So you might
Speaker 3: be onto something, sir.
Speaker 1: I did not know they were friends.
Speaker 3: Yeah, well maybe maybe maybe folks were supposed to forget
Speaker 3: about that, paying no attention to Bill Hicks. Alex Jones
Speaker 3: hanging out with Charlie Sheen.
Speaker 7: You maybe that's why he's so into Tranny, Who's brother,
Speaker 7: Charlie's Emilio, Emelio the Mighty Duckman.
Speaker 3: Really Yeah, I've heard I don't know exactly know where
Speaker 3: he lives, but I've I've heard tales I've heard some
Speaker 3: stories of the neighborhood when.
Speaker 4: You're out on your morning jog.
Speaker 3: No, no, but I did. I know every time I'm
Speaker 3: in Yellow Springs, which is about eight miles from a year,
Speaker 3: I do look for that alien in shailing cargo cult
Speaker 3: bastard Dave Chappelle every time there to yell. You know,
Speaker 3: I'm Rick James, bitch. You know you just got to
Speaker 3: yell at him. It's just it's mandatory.
Speaker 1: Mm hmm.
Speaker 3: That's where he lives. He's got a farm there. That's
Speaker 3: where his comedy club is. That. You know, they got
Speaker 3: a big spot in town there. Now it's not a
Speaker 3: it's a little you know, it's a tiny town square.
Speaker 3: You can't miss the Chappelle comedy club and smoke shop.
Speaker 3: But yeah, dude, the Martin Sheen's from Dayton, Ohio. I
Speaker 3: believe Martin Estevez there, and I believe Charlie and Amelia
Speaker 3: both live back in this I know Amelio Esteves lives
Speaker 3: in this region, back in the Dayton area. But anyhow,
Speaker 3: before we got I got a sidetracked in the tales
Speaker 3: of Bill Hicks and Alex Jones doing possibly doing crack
Speaker 3: and sucking dick with Charlie Sheen.
Speaker 2: And.
Speaker 3: Yeah, what it was was that. What it was I
Speaker 3: didn't get into the details of. Well, I mean, we
Speaker 3: started this conversation off with this comment. Man, there's only one.
Speaker 3: It's this male dick. There's no female dicks there.
Speaker 4: So by YouTube again, go ahead.
Speaker 3: And you cancel, cancel this whole program at this point, right,
Speaker 3: I mean, it looks like something we lost a few
Speaker 3: folks with the time out there, but it looks like
Speaker 3: we're back up to the almost where we were rapping
Speaker 3: for But y'all, uh, I don't notice the clips or what.
Speaker 3: But I only I only got a couple more of
Speaker 3: those clips anyhow, So we'll try them out because again,
Speaker 3: well I was playing clips. Fine, we were, and I
Speaker 3: was checking it out, making sure it wasn't you know,
Speaker 3: banning us and you might be hotot something. And we
Speaker 3: were good until I started talking about Alex Jones.
Speaker 4: My not friends in the industry are onto you.
Speaker 3: So that is the next twist we see though, is
Speaker 3: that internal affairs investigation. And they started putting the pieces
Speaker 3: together the PD does, right, including his uncle. I'm like,
Speaker 3: oh wait a second, he knows all these girls. They're
Speaker 3: all his ex girlfriends, right, not listening to me. I
Speaker 3: am telling you that there was absolutely no connection between
Speaker 3: Paulish Hill and these new girls. And if you print
Speaker 3: one hint to that your newspaper, I am knocking you
Speaker 3: off this beat. You understand, you get shipped from us
Speaker 3: from now on. Goodbye. God damn it. The tip checked out.
Speaker 2: Hardy went to high school with a Cabriezi date.
Speaker 6: That's two out of three, Nick, if we did, I
Speaker 6: bet we can tie him to Cheryl Puttingham.
Speaker 3: You want me to bring him in, No, couldn't hold
Speaker 3: him with what we've got anyway. But we can't put
Speaker 3: him under review. I'm calling internal affairs.
Speaker 6: You can't do an ia hearing unless he's been under
Speaker 6: closerveilance for at least two weeks.
Speaker 3: He's been under surveillance for three weeks. Close surveillance doesn't
Speaker 3: get any closer. Hello, this is the teller. Hahaha, doesn't
Speaker 3: get any closer. Really got a little jab in there
Speaker 3: because they're banging right. You were mentioning that Bruce and
Speaker 3: old Sarah Jessica Parker, you know, shacked up. Mm hmm.
Speaker 3: And they find we find out she's not the detective
Speaker 3: she said she was. She's actually a Pennsylvania State Police
Speaker 3: internal affairs investigator, right with a different name.
Speaker 1: Yes, so is this the part? Is this where I
Speaker 1: can reveal my big sery?
Speaker 3: Yes, ma'am. I was gonna ask you, do you need
Speaker 3: a drum roll?
Speaker 1: Well, they tell you. They tell you right straight up
Speaker 1: after they have sex. She said I have something I
Speaker 1: need to tell you, and he.
Speaker 4: Says, I'm pregnant. How do you know already? No, that's
Speaker 4: never what you want to hear in bed.
Speaker 3: That's aggressive.
Speaker 4: I have her peace, right, she probably does.
Speaker 3: I thought you were gonna say she said, I'm a man.
Speaker 3: I mean, well that makes sense.
Speaker 1: That's the twist. He says, you're secretly a man. He
Speaker 1: says that, Yes, Yes, that's what the whole movie's about.
Speaker 1: This movie is a whole, entire presentation to tell the
Speaker 1: world Sarah Jessica park joking.
Speaker 3: Is that? Is that really what she said? I missed
Speaker 3: that altogether. I was joking just now, Is that really
Speaker 3: what she says?
Speaker 4: She just watched it today.
Speaker 1: Yes, the whole movie is to tell you, Sarah Jessica
Speaker 1: Parker is a man.
Speaker 4: Well, it's a bonus, a boner.
Speaker 3: I would bring that up. And we're down again on YouTube.
Speaker 1: So fuck but yeah, No, They're laying in bed right
Speaker 1: after they get done having sex, and she says, I
Speaker 1: have something to tell you, and Bruce Willis goes, you're
Speaker 1: secretly a man, and she was like, no, I have
Speaker 1: a four year old or some shit like that. Why
Speaker 1: the fuck would they put that in there? Everybody knows
Speaker 1: she's a dude.
Speaker 4: Bruce was dropping hints. Spread towns.
Speaker 1: That's the fucking whole plot of the movie right there.
Speaker 3: You know, you say that, you say that, and the
Speaker 3: first thing that comes to my brain hole, ma'am is
Speaker 3: there was an interview about six or seven years back
Speaker 3: with that one actress that plays in the you know
Speaker 3: the movie where there's a bunch of kids killing kids
Speaker 3: from the author that live in Sandy Hook.
Speaker 1: Do you know what?
Speaker 3: I don't remember which one the blonde she did, blonde lady.
Speaker 3: They were killing folks. They have like a big arena
Speaker 3: and they kill folks, and there's like, what are Harris
Speaker 3: is there?
Speaker 4: Hunger games?
Speaker 3: Hunger Games? Yes, written by written written by the author
Speaker 3: she resided in Sandy Hook, Connecticut, just saying, you.
Speaker 4: Know, and she has a penis. That's not surprising.
Speaker 3: Has a penis, apparently to the author as a penis.
Speaker 3: I'm not sure that is, but maybe she does. But
Speaker 3: so the blonde hair girl, what's her name?
Speaker 4: The main character, yes, jaw Jennifer law.
Speaker 3: Sue Lawrence, Jennifer Lawrence. Okay, Jennifer Lawrence does an interview
Speaker 3: around that time, and uh, she makes it. Some of
Speaker 3: the person makes the jokes to her about having it
Speaker 3: was Chris Pratt. They're doing one on one opposite each other,
Speaker 3: and they're joking about her having a penis for like
Speaker 3: a couple of minutes. It's an ongoing joke.
Speaker 4: Told you well, I mean they all do it like
Speaker 4: Lady Gaga did it. I guess Miley Cyrus just did
Speaker 4: it on stage.
Speaker 1: Have you seen her recently, dude.
Speaker 3: Lady Gaga, that's absolutely a dude.
Speaker 4: ABS fucking sign me up.
Speaker 3: It looks more like a dude. Dude when it goes
Speaker 3: du drag, it looks more it looks more realistic in
Speaker 3: the right gender than it does when it's doing whatever
Speaker 3: else is doing. H have you seen your dude drag?
Speaker 3: Have you seen him do drag?
Speaker 4: Yeah?
Speaker 3: Put he puts on like the fake stubbles and ship. Dude.
Speaker 3: It's weird, dude, But yeah, No, that's.
Speaker 1: What I think this movie is is trying to tell
Speaker 1: us the real conspiracy is that Sarah Jessica Parker has
Speaker 1: a penis.
Speaker 4: You heard it here, folks.
Speaker 3: You may not be wrong, ma'am. You may not be wrong.
Speaker 1: Why would they put that line in there?
Speaker 3: Well, if we're gonna play this game of transvestigations, I mean,
Speaker 3: Matthew Broderick kind of looks like like a lady.
Speaker 1: Yeah, he's had some feminine features.
Speaker 3: Very soft features. And you're you're listening to this from
Speaker 3: a man who started growing a beard at the age
Speaker 3: of forty. I didn't have facial ever before then, not
Speaker 3: just a beard. I went to basic training at the
Speaker 3: age of seventeen. The I remember, like they make you
Speaker 3: go to the bathroom when you're like on a march
Speaker 3: in there in the bathroom and the barracks and you
Speaker 3: gotta have your razor, your and your I just kind
Speaker 3: of did a U turn and got and went back out.
Speaker 3: You know, Well, they saw it, you know what I mean,
Speaker 3: They're like, I seen you know, the guy starts yelling
Speaker 3: at me to shave, putting his finger of mine, stuff
Speaker 3: like that, you gotta shave, you boy, And I'm like
Speaker 3: all right, dude, I got no hair, but you can't
Speaker 3: argue there. I'm like, oh shit, I'm literally just shaving
Speaker 3: a bear face, you know what I mean. But you know,
Speaker 3: so when I say he's got solid features, dude, he's
Speaker 3: got solid features. Yeah. I've been looking at some non
Speaker 3: some non bearded face for many decades, and that man,
Speaker 3: Matthew Broderick, I'm not buying it.
Speaker 1: Well, I think in Ferris Bueller he looks quite feminine
Speaker 1: to me.
Speaker 4: Well, did they have kids together, because this would make
Speaker 4: more sense.
Speaker 7: I don't think that.
Speaker 3: I don't know about Let's let's be honest about this
Speaker 3: kid situation. You know, first and foremost, let's look at
Speaker 3: Obama's you know, their their kids look like they're best friends.
Speaker 3: The Obama's best friends, the ones that lived at the
Speaker 3: White House for a while, the one that gave allegedly
Speaker 3: gave birth the woman allegedly was the doctor that gave
Speaker 3: birth to them kids. Strangely, them kids look exactly like
Speaker 3: those those best friends of the Obama. So there's no
Speaker 3: pictures of Michelle being pregnant. Saying like, you know, these
Speaker 3: are all narratives. I'm willing to believe the folks. You know,
Speaker 3: they could have kids and not have given birth them,
Speaker 3: but you know, like to see some evidence that that was. Like,
Speaker 3: I don't know they have any kids. I don't. May
Speaker 3: be the case they do, I'm not sure, but even
Speaker 3: then I'd like to see evidence of where those kids
Speaker 3: came from.
Speaker 1: It's like when we talked about with the OJ case,
Speaker 1: I think that, you know, Nicole is also a penist owner.
Speaker 1: I don't think that those are her kids.
Speaker 3: Megan Kelly, Yeah, a lot, a lot of a lot
Speaker 3: of factors in there. Huh yeah, I mean these things
Speaker 3: because again, well here's the deal. Once you get I'm
Speaker 3: open to all these ideas for the foremost likely all
Speaker 3: as brain holes, right because once your propaganda still level
Speaker 3: what we're propaganda knowes, it's difficult to discern what is
Speaker 3: and what is not fiction when you start looking at
Speaker 3: some details they made sound preposterous, but you're like, you know,
Speaker 3: there may be some evidence of it, right.
Speaker 1: I mean, was that even a funny thing to say?
Speaker 1: Like when this movie came out? What year did this
Speaker 1: movie come out?
Speaker 3: I mean, he this was before this Bill Clinton signs
Speaker 3: the Defensive Marriage Acting. What nineteen ninety four? This is
Speaker 3: nineteen This is the nineteen ninety three cinematic masterpiece. So
Speaker 3: not even the Democrats, We're going to accept that kind
Speaker 3: of commentary in the films back then.
Speaker 4: See, they have twins, by the way.
Speaker 1: Oh my god. Look, they definitely definitely an experiment they
Speaker 1: did in Vitro.
Speaker 3: Yeah, that's the odds of getting to getting more than
Speaker 3: one baby, and in Vitro is very high because they
Speaker 3: put so many eggs in you.
Speaker 1: Yeah, they put so many eggs in a surrogate. Yeah,
Speaker 1: with her penis they took, they took. That's how they
Speaker 1: got the twins because they're not identical.
Speaker 3: On the topic of transvestigations, ma'am. Insects in the city,
Speaker 3: because that was used to shift and fundamentally alter the
Speaker 3: aspects of society and numerous regards, including the behaviors in
Speaker 3: which I'm gonna go ahead and call them horrors operate
Speaker 3: and uh, you know, everyone in there looks pretty dudely
Speaker 3: to me. Kim Control, most specifically, I don't want to
Speaker 3: hear that she was topless and police academy. I don't
Speaker 3: want to hear she's posed nude and playboy. All these
Speaker 3: things can be photoshopped and then enhanced her you know,
Speaker 3: whatnot some regard you know, altered.
Speaker 1: Yeah, that's a dude one hundred Sandra Bullock.
Speaker 3: Yeah, but look Kim Cantrall, she's enormous. Yeah, she's They
Speaker 3: would never put her I in my transvestigations, you know,
Speaker 3: looking at some of these matters. So I'm like, oh,
Speaker 3: that's interesting, that's weird right now. I don't go too
Speaker 3: too wild off the deepen about it, but I do
Speaker 3: try to under there's probably some element of this that
Speaker 3: is president in Hollywood with this transgender nonsense. You know,
Speaker 3: it's it came from somewhere before, it's build into society,
Speaker 3: and it seems to be part of the route is
Speaker 3: in that element of society. And we see that with
Speaker 3: them adopting kids from Africa. Charlie Stirn's like, hey, young
Speaker 3: African chid kids come to America. Congratulations, you're Americans. Now
Speaker 3: you're also a girl now, congratulations. So you know, we
Speaker 3: see we see it manifesting the numerous capacities within that
Speaker 3: same crowd. So I don't doubt there is an element
Speaker 3: to Hollywood that is long that has long been that
Speaker 3: way gone. With the wind Star Carry Grants right, Carry Ran,
Speaker 3: it's his name. I'm making things up.
Speaker 4: Oh, I'm not sure if it's Kerry Grant.
Speaker 3: But that's not his name either. Now we'll give me
Speaker 3: a second. I'll think of his name anyhow. Gone with
Speaker 3: the wind Star, the guy who plays Rhett Butler Survey
Speaker 3: says Phil mcphilson. That's not it now, Clark gave there
Speaker 3: we go. I was a CG dude. They got me
Speaker 3: with that. I gotta to be honest with me. I
Speaker 3: got Bill Pulman, Bill Paxton, you know, come under going
Speaker 3: on in my brain hole. I got Grant. Well, don't
Speaker 3: throw don't don't throw him in the mix. I don't
Speaker 3: want to confuse it again.
Speaker 4: Dylan McDermott, I think I know.
Speaker 3: I get those two mixed up all the time as
Speaker 3: well for those same reasons. But I get Clark Gable
Speaker 3: and Carry Grant mixed up as well frequently. But Clark
Speaker 3: Gable was born a female on his birth certificate. In
Speaker 3: his own autobiography, he mentions this, and he says his
Speaker 3: father used to call him sissy boy or something like
Speaker 3: that for like the first ten years of his life.
Speaker 3: So you know, again, how long have these things been
Speaker 3: going on in Hollywood? If Clark Gable again, he was
Speaker 3: famously in the tabloids. You know, they were all hiding
Speaker 3: his gay affairs. According to the tabloids. That was the
Speaker 3: thing for many years in Hollywood, right in the tabloids.
Speaker 3: We were they gay affairs? Or was that a lady
Speaker 3: Clark Gable who hooked up with a dude was just
Speaker 3: a hetero affair and some weird twisted aspect where this
Speaker 3: dude's runing around like a dude, this lady's running around
Speaker 3: the dude.
Speaker 1: Well, somebody just put in the comments about the cult
Speaker 1: of Apollo and how they're all trainies. It's an ancient cult.
Speaker 3: There you go.
Speaker 2: I mean, I.
Speaker 1: Agree with that, and I also would say that it's
Speaker 1: something that's very useful in these programs too, because Colby
Speaker 1: and I were just talking about how they say that
Speaker 1: Charles Manson's mom dressed him up like a girl and
Speaker 1: would send him to school dressed as a girl.
Speaker 3: I've heard that so and Henry.
Speaker 1: Le Lucas and Otis Toole were also dressed as girls
Speaker 1: and made to go into public as a girl. So
Speaker 1: it's like it's like a psychological thing.
Speaker 4: Well, look at the Smith kids, will oh, yeah, Willow.
Speaker 1: And Angelina Jolie's well, it doesn't They've always presented exactly right.
Speaker 3: But I just want to point out that, according to Ai,
Speaker 3: the machines have told me that that was a clerical error.
Speaker 3: The Clark Gable was wrong in his own autobiography to
Speaker 3: say that his father called him asissy from earlier part
Speaker 3: of his life.
Speaker 4: Apparently, Well, I'm glad we got that cleared up.
Speaker 3: Yeah, I mean glad Ai fixed that for us.
Speaker 4: Right, that's what he was saying. I hadn't heard that.
Speaker 3: Yeah. No, Well, Ai is saying that it was a
Speaker 3: clerical error. I'm just saying in his autobiography it was
Speaker 3: a part of it was a big part of his
Speaker 3: child that his father didn't seem to find it too clerical.
Speaker 3: You know what I mean. If you're going to call
Speaker 3: your son a sissy for the for like the first
Speaker 3: thirteen years of his life, I don't think the father
Speaker 3: found it to be a clerical error, is what I'm saying.
Speaker 3: You know what I mean? M hmm, that he's listed
Speaker 3: a female understanding. Look, we just look, we look at
Speaker 3: the way the narratives are shaped. Now, right, Ai is
Speaker 3: telling us that that's a clerical error. But if you
Speaker 3: go into his Clark Gable's own autobiography, he he may
Speaker 3: he may he may have written off as such when
Speaker 3: they changed it to mail or something right, But again
Speaker 3: he describes his whole childhood being focused around him being
Speaker 3: born a female in his birst like that is the
Speaker 3: pretense of the terror of his childhood and his biography.
Speaker 1: Well, AI will shift things to make people look retarded
Speaker 1: these days. I googled something the other day and AI
Speaker 1: told me this whole thing, and then I looked into
Speaker 1: it and it was like it was a pregnancy thing,
Speaker 1: but it was totally fucking wrong about Like I don't know.
Speaker 1: People need to be careful with that stuff.
Speaker 4: I know. And the big thing on Twitter, like JJ
Speaker 4: could make a post and then somebody in the comments
Speaker 4: will say, at Grock, is this true? And that's the
Speaker 4: definitive argument.
Speaker 1: Again, they're wrong a lot of the time.
Speaker 4: Oh, they're wrong all the time.
Speaker 3: And look who's training these ais. We have those sick
Speaker 3: fucks at the Silicone Valley based AI focused rationalist vegan
Speaker 3: transpocolys homicidal death cult, the Zizians. That's what they do.
Speaker 3: They train AI. That's that's that's what that's where's where
Speaker 3: they came from. So we have people like that training
Speaker 3: these machines to tell us all you're wrong, you gotta
Speaker 3: do better stuff.
Speaker 4: Yeah, yeah, the schism is already starting. Like it's pretty
Speaker 4: evident that I don't know if you've seen the movie
Speaker 4: Mountain Head anybody in the comments, it's it's showing where
Speaker 4: we're going with every time you get online, you're not
Speaker 4: going to be able to tell the difference between a
Speaker 4: real news story and AI. And it's like it's starting
Speaker 4: wars and shit. And these guys are in this retreat
Speaker 4: on this vacation home. It's got Steve Carell in it.
Speaker 4: He's kind of supposed to be the Peter Thiel guy.
Speaker 4: And then there's an Elon in there, and they're like
Speaker 4: dictating world events from their platforms. And I always said, like, no,
Speaker 4: this is not where we're going. This is where we've
Speaker 4: always been, even before AI came. They can just do
Speaker 4: it better.
Speaker 3: Now. I think you're onto something, sir. Yeah, but here's
Speaker 3: what I like to often focus on when we're dealing
Speaker 3: with manipulation, propagandaize, and you know all these kind of matters.
Speaker 3: Trust your senses. Are those the male feet, those the
Speaker 3: rough features of a you know, sixty year old male.
Speaker 4: The mustache. I buy it?
Speaker 3: Uh you mean the do you? What do you mean
Speaker 3: you buy it? You know it looks looks like a
Speaker 3: trans stash all day long? You kidding me?
Speaker 4: Yeah, I'm kidding.
Speaker 3: Yeah, I was gonna say, sir, I was about to say,
Speaker 3: I'll bring up a transtash for you right now.
Speaker 4: I get you one by three o'clock this afternoon.
Speaker 3: You need a transdash. You don't get your transtash. Say.
Speaker 3: When I look at Matthew Broderick, I I he reminds
Speaker 3: me of of Clark Gable.
Speaker 4: Well, I'm just saying, that's a potential. Who's your mommy?
Speaker 3: Oh there you go, money, who's your daddy? What does
Speaker 3: he do? Who's your mommy? And what does she do? Right?
Speaker 1: George Clooney's mom?
Speaker 4: Ooh that is very clooney ess, Yeah.
Speaker 1: George Clooney's mom right there?
Speaker 4: Oh hey baby.
Speaker 3: Yeah, I mean he's even I would call that a
Speaker 3: female hairline, to be quite honest with you, such a question.
Speaker 1: Look how soft the features are though? It looks like
Speaker 1: Rosie o'donald minus fifty pounds.
Speaker 3: That's what I'm saying, right, That's what I'm saying.
Speaker 1: Actually, I think Rosie's more masculine than Matthew Broderick.
Speaker 4: That might be another rabbit hole.
Speaker 3: Right, you are implying then Rosie is a woman, Right.
Speaker 1: Well, Rosie's probably got the same size penis is Sara
Speaker 1: Jisica Parker.
Speaker 3: Ah, yikes, that's I'm not I'm not, you know again,
Speaker 3: to a certain degree, I think these things do exist
Speaker 3: in Hollywood. Say you know there's an element that you
Speaker 3: know I think. I don't think it's everyone obviously, and
Speaker 3: I don't think it's the necessarily the rule. Maybe necessarily
Speaker 3: you know, versus the exception. But I do want to
Speaker 3: throw this one at you on this topic when I've
Speaker 3: spent a lot of time home in time my brain
Speaker 3: on the Real Trannys of Scranton, PA aka The.
Speaker 4: Office, Oh, the whole cast.
Speaker 3: Yeah. I don't know about the males, but definitely the females.
Speaker 3: Definitely the females.
Speaker 1: Pam No, just look at the jaw line. I don't
Speaker 1: even care when people get mad at me.
Speaker 3: For sure, jaw line. Look at the size of that individual.
Speaker 3: There's only one person that could team them up within
Speaker 3: a relationship on that show, and that is Jim. Because
Speaker 3: Jim's a like six foot.
Speaker 4: Seven and he's totally CIA too. That guy didn't even
Speaker 4: try to hide it like.
Speaker 3: Movies, right, is Jack Bryan? He did you know Zero
Speaker 3: Dark thirty He.
Speaker 4: Took up Ben Affleck handed him the baton quite literally
Speaker 4: with the Jack Reacher series or is that the one? No,
Speaker 4: Jack Ryan, But I mean, dude, as soon as he
Speaker 4: stepped out of the office, he starts doing all of
Speaker 4: these fucking CIA projects. And yeah, who knows how long
Speaker 4: that whole cast was kind of just thrown in there.
Speaker 3: We have a show that's presented to American Primetime TV
Speaker 3: based upon something that was not developed by anyone on
Speaker 3: that show is Ricky Dreuvass production The Office from from
Speaker 3: the UK, But so it's not an original idea and
Speaker 3: they just slap a bunch of First of all, I'm
Speaker 3: convinced Craig Robinson, who shows up on the scene with
Speaker 3: the Obama administration, is Michelle Robinson's first cousin because a
Speaker 3: publication of the same high school they went to in
Speaker 3: Chicago said so because Michelle Robinson Obama's father was the
Speaker 3: principal of that high school, and they referenced Craig as
Speaker 3: being the nephew he went to that same way school
Speaker 3: show up on the scene courtesy of the Office, and
Speaker 3: you know, things like hot tub, time machine, but the
Speaker 3: Office was his entrance. And it's these these things are
Speaker 3: all propelling these ideas in things on society. Again, who
Speaker 3: brings us these ideas? Like are non milk on there? Right?
Speaker 3: What's a nice thing there? But we look at the
Speaker 3: show there and it starts. I was tracking this transgender
Speaker 3: to apocalypse back through the Obama administration. So when when
Speaker 3: I you know, when all these matters with Michelle being
Speaker 3: part of it, I was like, that makes sense. That's
Speaker 3: where the epicenter's coming from, through their aspects of Hollywood,
Speaker 3: where they're prominent today doing those kiddie porn films on
Speaker 3: Netflix and whatnot. But the Obamas that is. But my
Speaker 3: point there is we see this whole transgender kind of uh,
Speaker 3: you know, it's more of an organized effort, and I
Speaker 3: think things like The Office and what I call it
Speaker 3: the real trainees of scrant and PA were used to help,
Speaker 3: you know, perpetrate that those ideas into the brain holes
Speaker 3: of society. And we we have folks like, look, the
Speaker 3: women on that program are objectively ugly on its face,
Speaker 3: and you look at their histor kind of questionable. The
Speaker 3: Big One, she was a burlesque dancer in the seventies.
Speaker 3: That's strange. That's usually a drag thing.
Speaker 4: Which ones, but the Big One Phyllis.
Speaker 3: Yeah, I think she. I think she was briefly a
Speaker 3: Dallas Cowboys cheerleader as well, but she was in a
Speaker 3: burlesque kind of a drag show in the seventies.
Speaker 4: Bj Novak, the guy that played Ryan, he was a
Speaker 4: huge producer on the show.
Speaker 3: And yeah, dude, he's teamed up with the Indian lady
Speaker 3: who looks like a dude, and he looks kind of
Speaker 3: fun't he.
Speaker 4: Mindy, Yeah, I can see her having a penis.
Speaker 3: Well, she's like she's had so much surgery. If you
Speaker 3: look at the pictures of her when she was younger, she's.
Speaker 4: A Donasari and drag like that. They could be the
Speaker 4: same person.
Speaker 3: Oh dude, her teenage pictures. It's a boy, there's no
Speaker 3: question about it. And again, in their culture, they have
Speaker 3: you pick a god as like a spirit guy. I
Speaker 3: don't don't ask me for details. It's very rudimentary explanation here,
Speaker 3: but they do have a transgendered aspect to their their
Speaker 3: godheads that you do pick one of those and they
Speaker 3: do a sign. They sign that to a child whose transfit.
Speaker 3: This may have already been part of their childhood.
Speaker 1: No doubt.
Speaker 4: Well, also, you brought up the Robinsons. Have you seen
Speaker 4: Michelle Obama is doing a podcast with her brother.
Speaker 3: Yeah, and he looks more firm, don't Greg Robinson virgin
Speaker 3: like it used to be the coach out there at
Speaker 3: Oregon State. He's the basketball coach out there Oregon State University.
Speaker 1: So this is why I say we can all agree.
Speaker 1: The entire movie is about that one line where he
Speaker 1: says you're secretly a man.
Speaker 3: Well, now that you will do that, now that you
Speaker 3: mentioned it, because they kind of mind fuck you with
Speaker 3: it because I've seen it and now I can replay it,
Speaker 3: but like I don't really pick up on it, so
Speaker 3: they're kind of mind fucking you with it.
Speaker 1: I'm telling you. I'm telling you the angle They catch
Speaker 1: her face when he says that her fucking man asks
Speaker 1: fucking jawline, and she's like, no, that is the entire movie.
Speaker 4: It was probably just an ad lib by Bruce and
Speaker 4: they just left it in.
Speaker 1: Yeah that he was like, if you're gonna make me
Speaker 1: kiss this man? Horse face. At least let me get
Speaker 1: a jab in there.
Speaker 3: You're having a giant jow, giant man hands and again
Speaker 3: being they could, she is so much taller than Steve Carell,
Speaker 3: and he's a normal sized man, you know what I mean.
Speaker 3: He's like five nine five and he's a little slightly
Speaker 3: above average height, and she's she towers over. That's what
Speaker 3: I'm saying. They can only romantically team her up with
Speaker 3: one person on the show because how big she is. Now,
Speaker 3: she's allegedly had children with her creepy ass husband from Deadlergate,
Speaker 3: James gunn Oh that's her husband. Yeah, yeah, okay, yeah.
Speaker 3: So she also, in my opinion, has trans voice. Now
Speaker 3: what I mean by that is they have a surgery
Speaker 3: where they messed with the vocal cords and whatnot. Maybe
Speaker 3: shave down the adms apple a little bit, maybe just
Speaker 3: take a little notch off there, and you can listen
Speaker 3: to her voice versus videos on YouTube. I challenge folks
Speaker 3: of then her webs to do this is what I did,
Speaker 3: challenge folks of the what to do this. Listen to
Speaker 3: someone who's had that trans voice surgery. Listen to this
Speaker 3: individual talk same same Wow.
Speaker 1: Fuck yeah, that's so crazy.
Speaker 3: Now you ever put that together?
Speaker 4: No, this is new to me.
Speaker 1: Wow.
Speaker 3: Now her replacement the I've had a this has been
Speaker 3: a harder sell. But her replacement the Redhead, right.
Speaker 4: Oh uh yeah, I know about her. She's got some
Speaker 4: weird ass family ties.
Speaker 3: Yeah, so we're gonna start fitting a pattern. What's called
Speaker 3: the Charlie's their own pattern. Her father's you know, multi
Speaker 3: hundred millionaire billionaire, one hundred millionaire billionaire banker, folks from
Speaker 3: South Africa. Kimmy Schmidt is her name? Is that? Her
Speaker 3: name is that? The character she played what's her name?
Speaker 3: Now I'm making things up?
Speaker 4: Was the show she made on Netflix right where she's
Speaker 4: a survivor of like a cult apocalypse kind of thing.
Speaker 3: There you go, sir, So I believe it's her. Her
Speaker 3: father and grandfather are basically the richest bankers in Missouri.
Speaker 4: Yeah. So it's weird when you see the office because
Speaker 4: basically what happened was the United States, or I guess
Speaker 4: NBC and BBC made a trade. We gave them the
Speaker 4: rights to do Friends over there, and they gave us
Speaker 4: the rights to do the Office over here. They're Friends tanked,
Speaker 4: and our office is way worse than the original series,
Speaker 4: by the way, that one's way better. But it's got
Speaker 4: it's got all these fucking weird ass intelligence ties to it.
Speaker 3: The office over uh and banking. Dude, these people run this.
Speaker 3: Her father is the executive chairman of Commerce Bank shares
Speaker 3: at bank holding company founded by the Camper family.
Speaker 1: The comments section is going off tonight too, and I'm
Speaker 1: here for it.
Speaker 3: Oh my bad, I haven't paying attention. I apologize, folks.
Speaker 4: No there, well you say, oh, it's an argument about
Speaker 4: you being better than Tripoli, which you are.
Speaker 3: Oh Jesus, I was gonna say, I apologize with dispute.
Speaker 3: I'll do better.
Speaker 4: Well. Sam is the only person who can talk over
Speaker 4: Austin Picard.
Speaker 1: By the way.
Speaker 4: I think that's why. Yeah, I think that's why. Sam
Speaker 4: has a podcast with him. And I love Austin, so
Speaker 4: I'm not throwing any shade over him. I like listening
Speaker 4: to Austin talk.
Speaker 3: I see, I don't. I don't think it's I agree,
Speaker 3: so right, I'm a big fan of a WP. I don't, okay,
Speaker 3: I don't think it's an exception to the rules. So
Speaker 3: there are actresses that are females, there's necessarily not as
Speaker 3: a case there's that should be said.
Speaker 4: So they're saying that, uh, what's his name? The guy
Speaker 4: that plays Jim I forget it, the CIA guy. He's
Speaker 4: married Dimly Blunt Gerald's making some claims here about old Emily. Yeah,
Speaker 4: they made that one movie together where no one talks
Speaker 4: unless they're standing by a waterfall.
Speaker 3: So this lady, though, are this lady? This lady allegedly
Speaker 3: has in my theories and around these matters. This lady
Speaker 3: allegedly gives you're you're a good Julie. Then you'll you'll
Speaker 3: find this one to be a fun tale. This lady
Speaker 3: or man allegedly gives birth to not this is this
Speaker 3: goes on not once, but twice, allegedly gives birth to
Speaker 3: two different children, and is immediately running marathons the next day.
Speaker 1: See that shit just doesn't track.
Speaker 4: It's like watching Megan Markele twerk while she's in labor.
Speaker 3: Right, dude, So there's I'll see if I can dig
Speaker 3: up the photograph now that we're talking about it. But
Speaker 3: like I made, uh, you know, there's like motivational posters,
Speaker 3: you know what I mean, Like, oh, you know, champions,
Speaker 3: There's like some like mice that are like running up
Speaker 3: a hill or some dumb shit. I made one of
Speaker 3: her jogging. The tabloids got her jogging days after her birth,
Speaker 3: and they're like, how is she doing it? I'm like, oh,
Speaker 3: and I'm right, oh, being a man Hollywood secret since
Speaker 3: like nineteen twenty seven or some shit. You know. That
Speaker 3: was my motivational post, because again, it's ridiculous. You know,
Speaker 3: I'm obviously not a lady, so I mean, I haven't
Speaker 3: given birth, but dude.
Speaker 1: Her taint was probably her taste and what would have
Speaker 1: been buffed up like a fucking or.
Speaker 3: Or my son, My son was born, we were in
Speaker 3: the hospital for My wife was in the hospital my
Speaker 3: ex wife now, but we were in the hospital for
Speaker 3: a few days there, right, two and a half post birth.
Speaker 3: Ain't out running marathons, dude, get the fuck out of here.
Speaker 4: And she had a C section even then, that's even
Speaker 4: more healing.
Speaker 1: I'm just gonna say, like, right after you give birth,
Speaker 1: your belly is still all distended.
Speaker 4: Ye look like a house cat.
Speaker 1: Yeah, you got to recover from that ship. You can't
Speaker 1: just like go out running the next day with your
Speaker 1: puffy taint and your fucking puffy your your dinner plate
Speaker 1: sized internal wound.
Speaker 3: I could be mistaken in my time frame. I'll have
Speaker 3: to do further research. And people magazines tell me was
Speaker 3: two weeks afterwards.
Speaker 1: I'm pretty still still I'm still saying no and looking
Speaker 1: at her stomach.
Speaker 3: Is is that? Well, that's not the right one. Is
Speaker 3: that a woman who just gave birth to even two
Speaker 3: weeks prior? Let's call it be fair, dude.
Speaker 1: I can't see my fucking feet right now. I don't.
Speaker 1: I haven't been able to see my feet since May.
Speaker 1: And this woman's out here looking ripped as shit. Fucking
Speaker 1: jogging I don't think so.
Speaker 3: So Outside of the main hands, the jolly features the
Speaker 3: general non female traits of the shoulders and the hip ratios. Uh,
Speaker 3: I'm gonna say, dude, because you ain't jogging. If you
Speaker 3: just gave birth, lady, I.
Speaker 1: Would say, absolutely not, absolutely not.
Speaker 4: Mitten's has a good tale here, mitt What did Mitton say?
Speaker 4: You just should flash it.
Speaker 3: Up after I gave birth three times standing up in
Speaker 3: like a red tide walking down. Yep. Yeah, again, I'm
Speaker 3: not a lady in ergen birth, but that is what
Speaker 3: I've witnessed with my with my own experience.
Speaker 1: You wear enough fucking diaper for like six weeks afterwards.
Speaker 3: This man's out there getting some laps in again. Billionaire
Speaker 3: banking family from Missouri, right fits the most. Charlie's theiron,
Speaker 3: that's billionaire bankers from South Africa. Right. So you can
Speaker 3: start kind of painting a mold with some of these
Speaker 3: the echelon of society that is perpetrating these within their
Speaker 3: families and then trying to convince everyone else to do
Speaker 3: the same shit through their propaganda. Right, So, Phillips Smith,
Speaker 3: now she again, she on record danced and what is
Speaker 3: otherwise described as a drag burlesque show in nineteen seventies, right, burlesque. Yeah,
Speaker 3: I'm also offended because her name on the show is
Speaker 3: Phyllis Pants.
Speaker 4: I just noticed that.
Speaker 3: Yeah, how dare she? So? It says we're here in
Speaker 3: the seventies and eighties. I said, I said the Cowboys,
Speaker 3: that it was the cars. In the seventies and eighties.
Speaker 3: She was a dancer and cheerleader for the Saint Louis
Speaker 3: Cardinals football team. There you go again. I'm not saying
Speaker 3: all NFL cheerleaders are trains. I'm just saying that I
Speaker 3: probably some them more well they are.
Speaker 4: I did not these days, well.
Speaker 3: That's what I'm saying, dude. But that's what I'm saying.
Speaker 3: How long has been going on? Then? Right? You know
Speaker 3: what I mean?
Speaker 4: Yeah, you're putting women's and men's sports and men's and
Speaker 4: women's sports.
Speaker 3: And then she was a burlesque performer. Again, I looked
Speaker 3: at in these burlesque matters. It was otherwise described as
Speaker 3: they drag burlesque show. So what's an actual lady doing that?
Speaker 3: And it looks like it's a really bad wig on
Speaker 3: in the photos of that too.
Speaker 4: Well, it's kind of like in uh, the start the
Speaker 4: most recent The Star is Born, you mentioned Lady Gaga
Speaker 4: having that alter ego. That's a dude. But she was
Speaker 4: performing drag in the movie you remember that?
Speaker 3: Oh I didn't. I did not know that.
Speaker 4: Well that that was a Bradley Cooper film. You know,
Speaker 4: he's the main role. But that guy was shocking up
Speaker 4: with fucking human Aberdeen, so you get all that in there.
Speaker 4: But yeah, Gaga did the same thing. She played a
Speaker 4: woman that was a drag queen in the movie.
Speaker 1: Are you talking about the movie burlesque?
Speaker 4: No, we're talking about Yeah, he was talking about her
Speaker 4: being a burlesque dancer. But we got onto Lady Gaga
Speaker 4: being in a Star is Born.
Speaker 1: Yeah, but that movie Burlesque is two more trainings, Christina
Speaker 1: Aguilera and Chaer Boom.
Speaker 3: That's what I'm saying. That whole community is very drag oriented,
Speaker 3: you know.
Speaker 1: Yeah, they love Tranning Penis love it when Chaer has
Speaker 1: admitted it.
Speaker 4: That was another supposed, supposed supposed inverted couple was Sonny
Speaker 4: and Share.
Speaker 3: Well again, I'm gonna go back to my statement before
Speaker 3: sir trust her census. We have a giant lady and
Speaker 3: a tiny little dude.
Speaker 4: Well, another good one to bring up his Bill and
Speaker 4: Melinda Gates being inverted.
Speaker 3: I'm glad you said that because I've been convinced for
Speaker 3: a long time A Bilbert Gates them aren't bitch tits,
Speaker 3: them are real tits.
Speaker 4: Well, what about what about Melinda?
Speaker 3: If you looked into well, let's look at the framework
Speaker 3: we just established, right, billionaire banking folks. So Billbert's mother
Speaker 3: is the daughter of the head of the Seattle the
Speaker 3: Federal Reserve out of Seattle. So we're looking at the
Speaker 3: pattern of behavior again across the spectrum of a very
Speaker 3: specific part of society.
Speaker 1: Isn't Melinda Gates friends with Michelle too. Oh, I'm sure
Speaker 1: they probably penises.
Speaker 4: Yes, well, and you also get the you talked about
Speaker 4: the Underbilts earlier. You look at Anderson Cooper and that
Speaker 4: redheaded Kathy Griffin there in.
Speaker 3: Yeah you mean Ander's older brother.
Speaker 4: Yeah one, because that kid supposedly died.
Speaker 3: But right like that, that thing passing its off self
Speaker 3: off as a lady, right, Katherine Griffin.
Speaker 1: Definitely, that's a great example.
Speaker 3: So the current this is becoming a real issue. It's
Speaker 3: really bowled over in the last week if you if
Speaker 3: you aren't familiar with it, folks, the internweves aren't familiar
Speaker 3: with it. I appreciate the comment. Journal This is an
Speaker 3: interesting topic. It's getting more interesting.
Speaker 4: So yes, the Stanford prison number.
Speaker 3: Did you see there, sir go, sir so, not only
Speaker 3: is the current president of France married to his father
Speaker 3: husband wife, lady thing, and they're both secret ross childs
Speaker 3: from this trog no family right because again mac Crome
Speaker 3: is the youngest ross child bank leader in France, so
Speaker 3: it makes sense, and they're all deep into the Ross Child.
Speaker 3: So this investigative journalist Xavior Rousseau goes deep in the genealogy,
Speaker 3: discovers these trog no Chocolate family is really just ross Childs.
Speaker 3: And then we see the exhibiting play out with Emmanuel
Speaker 3: Mike Cron being part of that family and he's, you know,
Speaker 3: the youngest raw Child banker out of that bank in
Speaker 3: France and all them bankers. The executive said this, this
Speaker 3: dude don't know shit about banking. And he was put
Speaker 3: there at the age I think thirty two. So this
Speaker 3: lady that he's married to, which is actually a man
Speaker 3: who's his father, you know, it turns out was part
Speaker 3: of the Standford prison experiments, it seems, and in fact
Speaker 3: it's part of some deeper mk ultra operations perhaps.
Speaker 4: Fuck well, you know what's funny is she was like
Speaker 4: Candace a few months back, if anything I say is
Speaker 4: not true, they should sue me. So they did too,
Speaker 4: And now she's saying this so.
Speaker 3: Well, not only did they sue, they won't sue Zavie Rousseau,
Speaker 3: who's in hiding. They could, they could sue much easier.
Speaker 3: He's a French citizen. That's that should be of note.
Speaker 3: And they brought this up on an official state meeting
Speaker 3: with Donald Trump, who then called Candace ownds.
Speaker 4: Apparently, yeah, that's what she claimed.
Speaker 3: I don't doubt it.
Speaker 1: I mean, I know you're not a huge Candace fan,
Speaker 1: but I think that well, Candace is placed where she is, obviously,
Speaker 1: and she definitely steers the conversation in ways that I
Speaker 1: don't know.
Speaker 4: I've I've thought some of the stuff she says is
Speaker 4: horse shit. So then a guy like me who says,
Speaker 4: oh some of the stuff she says this horseshit sees
Speaker 4: this other stuff she's saying. Now, I think there's a
Speaker 4: whole lot going on with Candace. Yeah, she is not
Speaker 4: credible all the time, but she didn't do this work.
Speaker 4: Like JJ said, it's this other reporter that she just
Speaker 4: piggybacked on.
Speaker 1: Oh well still.
Speaker 3: Yeah, yeah dude. So but now you're making some good points.
Speaker 3: She does serve a role, and I'm wondering what role
Speaker 3: she's serving all this quite honestly, but shouldn't It should start.
Speaker 4: She's somebody who's not credible in a lot of people's
Speaker 4: eyes now delivering a lot of credible information.
Speaker 3: That could and that could in fact be it. Right,
Speaker 3: So she got her start and by an Israeli porn
Speaker 3: producer should be.
Speaker 4: Noted, right, And who's their husband? And how did that?
Speaker 4: I mean, I've heard all sorts of theories about the guy,
Speaker 4: but it was I would say Owen Benjamin had the
Speaker 4: best take on that arrangement. If anybody doesn't know what
Speaker 4: I'm talking about, looking to it on the side, but
Speaker 4: I mean her whole rise with fucking Daily Mail and
Speaker 4: that fake fallout and now it's like Tucker Carlson, it's
Speaker 4: the same fucking model, Like, oh, you're at a corporate network.
Speaker 4: We could call Daily Wire corporate at this point, and
Speaker 4: now you got fired for saying no, no shit, and
Speaker 4: now you're over here doing the real work. Look at
Speaker 4: Tucker Carlson what he's doing with nine to eleven now.
Speaker 4: When he used to say, if you denied the official narrative,
Speaker 4: you should be deported. Now he's saying everything we've been
Speaker 4: saying for decades.
Speaker 3: Absolutely dude, And you're describing what I like to call
Speaker 3: the shitcoat their shitcoat in these topics. They're being used
Speaker 3: to do that those matters, and we see that with
Speaker 3: Tucker Carlson. He's subtly interested in pat con ruby Ridge
Speaker 3: all these things. Alex Jones has been shaped coating things
Speaker 3: for years. Yeah, he's the ultimate, and he's good friends
Speaker 3: with Tucker Carlson.
Speaker 4: That's still to this day, people say Alex Jones predicted
Speaker 4: nine to eleven when all he did was fucking parrot
Speaker 4: what Bill Cooper said, who actually died for it.
Speaker 3: I've been saying that precise thing as of late. So
Speaker 3: he's been going around old Bill Hicks there and Alex
Speaker 3: Jones there, the same guy. He's been going around saying
Speaker 3: in June of two thousand and one, he predicted on
Speaker 3: his show that Sam ben Laden's would be blamed for
Speaker 3: a domesteric event here in America, when in fact that
Speaker 3: was Bill Cooper in June of two thousand and one.
Speaker 3: He's the one did that on his.
Speaker 4: Show, Alex jone nineteen ninety seven. What's that Alex Jones
Speaker 4: said it in July. Oh yeah, but most people didn't
Speaker 4: know who Bill Cooper was.
Speaker 3: But he's going around now and saying that he did
Speaker 3: it in June, and I'm saying that, Yeah, he's going
Speaker 3: that's what Bill Cooper did. And Bill Cooper calls him
Speaker 3: out in nineteen ninety seven as a fraud.
Speaker 4: Yeah, and he did it again quite publicly after the
Speaker 4: White two K scare. He's like, this guy's a fearmonger
Speaker 4: White two K is not happening around the globe like
Speaker 4: you's saying, this guy is gonna meet me all and
Speaker 4: then another little tidbit. I live in the same town
Speaker 4: as Jeff Rintz, who used to do some conspiracy radio,
Speaker 4: and he.
Speaker 3: Said laser tag Ted, laser tag head name. We're friends, Rinse. Yeah,
Speaker 3: he did shows on Jones. He did show for that guy.
Speaker 4: I drove that guy to the airport. I've met that
Speaker 4: guy a few times, and he's telling me like George
Speaker 4: Norri is a naval intelligence and I believe that he's
Speaker 4: just going off and he's like a fucking Alex Jodes
Speaker 4: sued me because I said he killed Bill Cooper. I mean,
Speaker 4: we're getting off in the weeds here. But there's a
Speaker 4: lot interesting.
Speaker 3: I didn't know that backstory. I don't know much about
Speaker 3: jeffer Ince's program. Mother. I know Gunderson's made appearance. I mean,
Speaker 3: as a you know you're not guilty for having laser
Speaker 3: tag Ted don't necessarily, but uh, I do know associated
Speaker 3: mine makes a lot of appearances on there over the years.
Speaker 3: A guy who I think is a pretty legendary kind
Speaker 3: of conspiracy theorist. Dude and that's John Barber, former stand
Speaker 3: up comedian John Barber.
Speaker 4: I'm not familiar.
Speaker 3: Oh, he's a legendary dude. He's a nonagenarian. He's I
Speaker 3: believe he's ninety three years old, maybe ninety four. Now.
Speaker 3: He's the only guy to put Jim Garrison on camera
Speaker 3: to tell his own story.
Speaker 4: I do know of that.
Speaker 3: Yeah, But he's been involved in a lot of JFK
Speaker 3: stuff ever since the early seventies when he met Garrison.
Speaker 3: And I know he does a lot of stuff on
Speaker 3: Rents over the years. Just and I've had as a
Speaker 3: guest on my show a number of times, and you know,
Speaker 3: he's a hilarious dude. He's a great John's a great guy,
Speaker 3: and he's got a wonderful stories. But you know what
Speaker 3: I mean, you know, I just think, you know, we
Speaker 3: look at some of these matters, what really gets resolved?
Speaker 3: You have no offense to John what gets resolved over
Speaker 3: these years on any discussion on them, Like I said,
Speaker 3: the Rents program, by the depth of guests he has
Speaker 3: on there, orre Alex Jones for that matter, talking about
Speaker 3: any subject JFK, anything else. A lot of these things,
Speaker 3: I think you're just made to Mike the Barry go,
Speaker 3: you know, go around.
Speaker 4: Well, let me ask you this JJ because it's pattern
Speaker 4: I've started to notice in the last few years, and
Speaker 4: it's the stand up comedian slash conspiracy theorist. Because you
Speaker 4: had Bill Hicks talking about this shit on stage and
Speaker 4: you and I both think she.
Speaker 3: Made a very valid attempt to be a true nine
Speaker 3: to eleven truth or via.
Speaker 4: And then you get like Richard Belzer, who wrote one
Speaker 4: of Julia's favorite books that she loves to reference. And
Speaker 4: then you get Dick Gregory also with the JFK thing,
Speaker 4: and then and now you start seeing I talked about
Speaker 4: it with William Ramsey, this fucking smiley face shit bleeding
Speaker 4: into the Austin comedy scene. And it's almost like this
Speaker 4: thing could have been attached to stand up comedy for years.
Speaker 4: So what are some of these guys seeing? They're seeing
Speaker 4: something and some of them are probably participating in it, honestly,
Speaker 4: like Tom Segura, like he's trying to throw everybody on
Speaker 4: fucking Garth Brooks because he's really fucking probably into some
Speaker 4: dark shit.
Speaker 1: I was gonna say, does that include Sam Tripp.
Speaker 4: We gotta go here again? I'm not saying anything on
Speaker 4: this big show we're on.
Speaker 3: Well, I like your brain hold that. I think there's
Speaker 3: a lot to these topics. I've I've wondered the same
Speaker 3: thing with this whole Garth Brooks situation because I've seen
Speaker 3: the counter conspiracy theory against Siagura, and you know, he's
Speaker 3: an interesting character. He's the son of if you want
Speaker 3: to apply the Dave McGowan uh framework of weird scenes
Speaker 3: inside the Canyon, so I want and so forth program
Speaker 3: to kill kind of framework as well, if you really
Speaker 3: want to be honest about it, we're looking at the
Speaker 3: same circumstances. He's from the son of a career Marine
Speaker 3: Corps officer and then it was then it was an
Speaker 3: executive at Merrill Lynch, and then we see Tom Segura
Speaker 3: being his first job in the show business is he's
Speaker 3: the Portuguese translator for America's Most Wanted. And there's a
Speaker 3: lot to be said about that man.
Speaker 4: John Wallas and Bert Kreischer and him start a podcast together,
Speaker 4: so it's almost like John Phillips and Mama Coss coming together.
Speaker 3: We're looking at scientology with Chrascher. He's a fully unsubsidiary
Speaker 3: of was he Now I like his comedy, don't get
Speaker 3: me wrong. Yeah, I drink beer with him and uh,
Speaker 3: you know, he's seven thirty in the morning at the
Speaker 3: Saint Patty's Day party in DC and Syca March two
Speaker 3: and eight. Great fun dude to drink with. I'm not
Speaker 3: gonna lie to you, dude, but he's a funny guy.
Speaker 3: But let's be honest about the situation. He's his whole
Speaker 3: career is thanks to scientology.
Speaker 4: And he's the one that just threw Joe Rogan under
Speaker 4: the bus on the scientology thing too. Because it's interesting,
Speaker 4: isn't It takes one to know one exactly.
Speaker 3: That's what I'm saying, dude. And Bert you speak more
Speaker 3: event about his scientology friends on his podcast. He would
Speaker 3: he would often talk about how they go to dinner
Speaker 3: with their scientology friends and they would joke about how
Speaker 3: their God may be better than Jesus and stuff like that. So,
Speaker 3: you know, again, this is something you know, I think
Speaker 3: they've intentionally kind of steered away from over the years,
Speaker 3: but nonetheless it's relevant. And you know, we look at
Speaker 3: the same spectrum of activities with this apartment, with these
Speaker 3: ideas of you know, something going on with these the
Speaker 3: comedy circles. Well, I did a podcast Operation GCD one
Speaker 3: point aer from May twenty sixteen to you know about
Speaker 3: May twenty twenty, So this is like maybe April twenty nineteen.
Speaker 3: I did podcast that Bill you know, talking about Bill
Speaker 3: Hicks being Alex jameson the evidence supporting that those claims whatnot.
Speaker 3: And I had a response from a you know, folks
Speaker 3: of the interwet have sent me an email and this
Speaker 3: was a confirmed person. It was Sam Kennison's cousin. Sam
Speaker 3: Kennison's father's cousin. Kennison's a paternal cousin that man's son.
Speaker 3: So Sam and this dude were second cousins. He says,
Speaker 3: my father, Sam's first cousin, once removed. And I that
Speaker 3: dude his second cousin. Think that Sam faked his death.
Speaker 4: I mean, that wouldn't surprise me at all, Bill Hicks did.
Speaker 2: Yep.
Speaker 3: Well, if you think about it as part of a
Speaker 3: program again, think about it through the lens of McGown,
Speaker 3: if you will, and you start looking at these matters
Speaker 3: as if it's part of an organized program, and you're like,
Speaker 3: wait a second here, that might that may be something
Speaker 3: to that. So I don't want to get into the
Speaker 3: folks told me was Sam Kennison because he is part
Speaker 3: of the Truther He came out of that same era
Speaker 3: of the Truther movement as Alex Jones in the early oots.
Speaker 3: There's a couple of these characters. The person I'm gonna
Speaker 3: mention the family of the Kennistons told me about because
Speaker 3: that dude's very leggious, but he's out there. He's a
Speaker 3: not a very well known one. He wasn't a successful
Speaker 3: truth or if you will, but successful with suing people
Speaker 3: for various purposes. But the other one, I would say,
Speaker 3: Mark Dice, looks a lot like River Phoenix. In fact,
Speaker 3: he likes to joke about it on the air, saying, oh,
Speaker 3: we got the same mole. We look at the like, uh,
Speaker 3: shut the fuck up. Came out of the same movement.
Speaker 3: In fact, Mark Dice, speaking of these early oots to
Speaker 3: Midotts Hollywood, angles of this program when Bill Hicks Alex
Speaker 3: Jones would be pound around with Charlie Sheen doing hopefully
Speaker 3: not a lot of coke and not sucking a lot
Speaker 3: of dick, but they were definitely hanging out on his
Speaker 3: back Patty on Malibu and filming it on early YouTube
Speaker 3: is in the mid to late ots. So during the
Speaker 3: same time period, Mark Dice would would call Alex Jones
Speaker 3: was a guest on the View with m during this
Speaker 3: time period the View on a guest on the View
Speaker 3: this happened and during the same time period talking about
Speaker 3: nine to eleven truth. By the way, and the same
Speaker 3: time period, they had a phone caller that would routinely
Speaker 3: calling to talk about nine to eleven Truth on the View. Right,
Speaker 3: this is like Serraka two thousand and five, thousand and six.
Speaker 3: That person identified themselves as John Connor, like the terminator,
Speaker 3: fucking character, but it's fucking Mark Dice. You can listen
Speaker 3: to the voice. It's specifically Mark Dice. He's doing the
Speaker 3: same shit as part of an organized movement of what
Speaker 3: used to be actors are now truthers. Again. Charlie Sheen was.
Speaker 3: I think he saw it going on with some of
Speaker 3: his friends, like hey, I want to play I want
Speaker 3: to get in on that, and he did it publicly
Speaker 3: and it just didn't work out. He didn't fake his death.
Speaker 3: He just went on Info Wars a lot and started
Speaker 3: being a nine to eleven truther. And he's just it
Speaker 3: wasn't taken off.
Speaker 4: For well, I always thought River Phoenix came back as
Speaker 4: mili Jovic.
Speaker 3: Dude, I don't know about that, but Mark dis me.
Speaker 4: By the way, I've never heard anybody else say it,
Speaker 4: and I don't have any evidence other than she blew
Speaker 4: up after he died and they fucking look exactly alike.
Speaker 4: I told you that when we were watching Resident.
Speaker 1: I know, but I forgot till you just said that.
Speaker 3: Well, I uh, I have good news. On't about that,
Speaker 3: but I did find a video of you'd like to
Speaker 3: watch on the River Phoenix and Mark Dice.
Speaker 4: Yeah, I'm curious about that one too.
Speaker 3: Oh.
Speaker 4: This guy, this guy, This guy beefs with Tripoli.
Speaker 3: As I did. Again.
Speaker 4: This guy, yeah, I know him.
Speaker 1: Uh.
Speaker 4: Our friend Catalyst from White Rabbit hates this guy because
Speaker 4: you talk so much about all of us. But yeah,
Speaker 4: this guy's funny.
Speaker 3: He makes some good points.
Speaker 4: But the video by saying this, of course, is just
Speaker 4: parody entertainment. After saying everything, says.
Speaker 8: That's interesting. Well, why don't you let me introduce you
Speaker 8: to someone. This guy's name is Mark Dice.
Speaker 3: Mark Dice jokes about looking like River Phoenix again frequently
Speaker 3: on a show, and even down to the male they
Speaker 3: both have and again. You know that's interesting that that's
Speaker 3: the same same thing that Alex Jones does, right with
Speaker 3: Bill Hicks.
Speaker 8: He has almost two million subscribers on YouTube and he
Speaker 8: does conspiracy videos, and well, why don't you let me
Speaker 8: show you a few things.
Speaker 3: I mean, what are your thoughts.
Speaker 4: I mean, obviously, when these guys do this, they do
Speaker 4: a little plastic surch I.
Speaker 1: Was gonna say, altered a little bit, but yeah.
Speaker 4: Like, I don't think some of the ones I've been
Speaker 4: convinced of are just like dead ringers.
Speaker 3: But well you can, you can take this a little
Speaker 3: bit off the nose. Like dancing actress Jennifer Gray, and
Speaker 3: she never got cast in a role again, I mean,
Speaker 3: not like a major rolege.
Speaker 4: That was her feature, She regrets. She was cute with
Speaker 4: the note I love Jennifer.
Speaker 3: Yeah, but she was unrecognizable from her previous character, her
Speaker 3: previous appearance. So like it was the same reason why
Speaker 3: Newman once he got skinny from Seinfeld. You know, he's
Speaker 3: no longer doing a lot of roles.
Speaker 1: You love Preno's job.
Speaker 4: Oh yeah, I don't even like she talks openly about
Speaker 4: how that endured her career. Did she do anything after that?
Speaker 3: House oh yeah, again not much, but you can see
Speaker 3: how much a little bit of uh, you know, plastic
Speaker 3: surgery can make a difference.
Speaker 4: Other than their resemblance.
Speaker 3: Let's start with these very and he jokes about Mark
Speaker 3: Dice jokes about these moles. I've seen it on a show.
Speaker 8: Unique one two three four and one two three four dots.
Speaker 8: Let's just see who does belonged to in the exact
Speaker 8: same spot on the exact same cheek. Oh, Mark, I
Speaker 8: wonder who the other person could be.
Speaker 3: And again he talks about the other exact there.
Speaker 1: Let's look here.
Speaker 8: Let's look at one and one and two and two
Speaker 8: and three and three and four and four. Let's see
Speaker 8: who those belong to. Oh my god, it's River Phoenix
Speaker 8: and Mark Dice.
Speaker 3: So I'll post a link in the show notes. Folks
Speaker 3: will look at more of that. But that is the
Speaker 3: one of the salient characteristics Dice often references as those moles.
Speaker 3: He was just pointing out.
Speaker 1: That is interesting as funny.
Speaker 3: So we're told that River Phoenix dies of a hot
Speaker 3: shot at the Viper Club. Johnny Depp, Al Jorgenson, another
Speaker 3: neo process figure. Those are two of his bandmates. They
Speaker 3: were there to play a show, and those are two
Speaker 3: of his bandmates. They're you know, just you know, coincidentally,
Speaker 3: we got processed there again, right and again, this dude
Speaker 3: grows up in a cult, the Children of God col
Speaker 3: We have other folks within this kind of transgendered apocalypse transpocalypse.
Speaker 3: Asked back to Hollywood that also grew up in cults,
Speaker 3: like I recently learned the Arquette family.
Speaker 4: Oh uh uh, and uh, what's what's what's the name
Speaker 4: of the the one that was in Scream, Not the
Speaker 4: one that was in scre No, but the Arquettes they
Speaker 4: had the the one guy did transition, it became Alexis Arcat.
Speaker 3: Right right, right now? Yeah, you're right, sir. And they
Speaker 3: grew up in a Hollywood family, multi generational, and in
Speaker 3: that their father raised them in the sue Bud cult
Speaker 3: of Obama. So I asked her, who is his daddy?
Speaker 3: What does he do? Barack Obama's daddy is Mohammed Suebud,
Speaker 3: the founder and of Islamic sex Colt, whom his father,
Speaker 3: his stepfather, and mother were most closely associated with in Indonesia.
Speaker 1: What's the archaic? Isn't there one in friends?
Speaker 2: Yeah?
Speaker 3: That's so I'm bringing it up right now. So they're
Speaker 3: not like I said, their father, Lewis Arquette, was multi
Speaker 3: His father wasn't in Hollywood too, So you have multi
Speaker 3: generational Hollywood stuff with these transgender stuff. So you got
Speaker 3: Alexis that was the transgender one, right, And you got Rosanna,
Speaker 3: she's in all those nineties films. And you got David
Speaker 3: from Scream Richmond, I don't know about Richmond. And then
Speaker 3: you got Patricia she's also in a lot of films
Speaker 3: as well. There and David Arquette. David Arquette was married
Speaker 3: to Courtney Cox and Courtney Cox's stepfather, Courtney Cox's stepfather
Speaker 3: whom she calls father. From my all apparances I've seen
Speaker 3: over the years they grow. She grew up as this
Speaker 3: man as her father is Miles Copeland's younger brother, Miles Copeland,
Speaker 3: the scientologist CIA officer who brought us his sons brought
Speaker 3: us MTV uh. That's her uncle.
Speaker 4: Yeah, And they had that family had all the weird
Speaker 4: ass record label CIA FBI, the band.
Speaker 3: The precisely dude, precisely, yes, sir, yes, sir.
Speaker 4: That was actually the epilogue of Weird Scenes in the Canyon.
Speaker 4: So McGowan was onto that scene. Makes me wonder, you
Speaker 4: know that whole post rock era.
Speaker 3: And look to see where they get their heritage from
Speaker 3: here according to the I'll have to look this up.
Speaker 3: I don't know this to be a fact, but it
Speaker 3: is his claim. Here he says, Lewis Arcutt, the father
Speaker 3: of the Arcats we were just talking there, claims to
Speaker 3: be descended from Meriwether Lewis. That's interesting. But in nineteen
Speaker 3: seventy so they ran that second city right where all
Speaker 3: those Amy Polar folks come from, right and whatnot. He
Speaker 3: ran that for a while, and then in the seventies
Speaker 3: they went they joined the Sue Bud Commune in front
Speaker 3: Royal Virginia, right in the backyard of the CIA.
Speaker 4: Strangely enough, crazy, Yeah, I didn't know the Courtney Cox
Speaker 4: connection there.
Speaker 3: Yeah, well that's her step so her stepfather is is
Speaker 3: Miles Copelan's younger brother. But again that's the man she
Speaker 3: knew to be her father. And you can see when
Speaker 3: you mentioned those the music influences there, Well, we first
Speaker 3: see Courtney Cox later Courtney Cox Arcat after she's married there.
Speaker 3: But her introduction in the showbiz is dancing in the
Speaker 3: dark with Bruce Springsteen. The music video courtesy of her cousin. Right,
Speaker 3: because Miles Copeland is her uncle, right, you know Miles
Speaker 3: cope on the third they're the one that was running
Speaker 3: those FBI and the I R S music label and
Speaker 3: management businesses. They represented the Bengals, R E. M All,
Speaker 3: the early X I'MTV.
Speaker 4: Yeah, by the Copelands, Laurel Canyon two point zero really right.
Speaker 1: Right, Courtney Cox may have a Cox, but that's.
Speaker 3: Well, yeah, you talked about you talk about someone who's
Speaker 3: done a lot of work. Though, right, she's done a
Speaker 3: lot of work. She looks so different, so fundamentally different,
Speaker 3: you know what.
Speaker 1: I got to cover up that because as you age,
Speaker 1: your fack and shit starts to tell on you.
Speaker 3: I think you are that's the same. That is the
Speaker 3: same assessment I've had, man, I like your like rebrain
Speaker 3: holds that and let's watch this clip.
Speaker 9: It became known to the public that Brigitte McCrone, who
Speaker 9: fancies herself something of a designer, wanted to install an
Speaker 9: erect penis with golden balls to become the new spire
Speaker 9: for the Notre Dame Cathedral.
Speaker 3: Uh who doesn't want to see that? Count me so
Speaker 3: again we're talking about even like I like, I like
Speaker 3: your theory there, Julia, that this they slipped they brained,
Speaker 3: they slipped it in. They brain fucked us. They slipped
Speaker 3: it in there on mind fuck style. So I have
Speaker 3: to mind wore a Kino style almost with this this
Speaker 3: whole film. They tell you that she's a she's a dude,
Speaker 3: you know, And again we can see across the spectrum
Speaker 3: of activities in our society since the nineteen ninety three
Speaker 3: cinematic masterpiece Striking Distance, where this has become an issue.
Speaker 3: That's true.
Speaker 1: I think I think they put that in there one intentionally.
Speaker 3: Well, yeah, if you're preparing folks, right, you got up,
Speaker 3: you know, you gotta slip it in the subconscious if
Speaker 3: you will there speak to the subconscious.
Speaker 1: Yeah, I don't know, like if they remove their penises
Speaker 1: after they get big enough into Hollywood, or if they
Speaker 1: have like body doubles or whatever. But it just I
Speaker 1: don't know. The whole sex scene kind of felt weird
Speaker 1: to me because it didn't there was like no chemistry
Speaker 1: between those two and then they followed it up with
Speaker 1: that line like, oh you're secretly amazed.
Speaker 3: I mean, just a couple of dudes laying around to bed, Julia,
Speaker 3: what do you expect? So, speaking of dudes, and tonight's
Speaker 3: star Bruce willis his wife for many years to me more,
Speaker 3: I agree, Oh, definitely got a lot of dude qualities.
Speaker 3: That did you see one of my favorite films? And
Speaker 3: perhaps not Bill Colby sor maybe you know this one's
Speaker 3: a little before Julia's time. Perhaps one crazy summer. Oh yeah,
Speaker 3: oh yeah, yeah. Bobcat Goldsway, dude, bobcat Goldsway.
Speaker 4: Killed it, dude, doing the voice and everything.
Speaker 3: And I so I spent every year and my childoo
Speaker 3: Good of Vermont every summer, but we'd spend two weeks
Speaker 3: in Nantucket, so you know that takes place in Nantucket.
Speaker 3: So that film was a big part of my childhood.
Speaker 3: But she looks fundamentally different today than she does in
Speaker 3: that film. Six a thirteen year old boy in.
Speaker 4: That f Well and s twenty three just said, g
Speaker 4: I Jane, what's the famous line she says in that
Speaker 4: when the guy's kicking the shit out of her, just says, suck.
Speaker 3: My cock yep. And what's interesting is the Demi Moore
Speaker 3: Bruce willis high on my list of secret scientillogence as
Speaker 3: a result of a lot of the folks they were
Speaker 3: acting with in the stuff they did there in the nineties,
Speaker 3: be it Travolta or she acted opposite Jason Bagay in
Speaker 3: that film. Jason Bagay at that time before Tom Cruise
Speaker 3: was their number one XENU superstar in Hollywood. Jason Bagay
Speaker 3: was was their number one superstar in Hollywood, and he
Speaker 3: started opposite that in Gi Jane. So, you know, I
Speaker 3: think there's a lot to be said about these matters,
Speaker 3: these cult bastards that perpetrate these things. Again, all these
Speaker 3: people were done. We've identified the cults. They may be
Speaker 3: named different cults, but they are doing a lot of
Speaker 3: the same philosophies or concepts I think, right, Yeah, call
Speaker 3: it new Age. You can call it the age of
Speaker 3: Horus and gultchroolism as what if you want. I don't
Speaker 3: think any of those would be inaccurate.
Speaker 4: Aquarius.
Speaker 3: Yeah, there you go, the age of the course, there
Speaker 3: you go. Yeah, So you know, I as we bring
Speaker 3: the same for landing. I do want to thank you,
Speaker 3: uh not Bill Colby and Julia consic Peach for joining
Speaker 3: me here tonight to gild GCD. I like a lot
Speaker 3: of these ideas. If you should always leave these conversations,
Speaker 3: especially with you two is from lots of new details.
Speaker 3: I've finally been cutting up on some correspondences and some
Speaker 3: commentary on YouTube and whatnot, and I'm going to say
Speaker 3: I I got there was a long list of replies.
Speaker 3: I was happy to reply to comments and regarding our
Speaker 3: show on them twin Race, So we're definitely have to
Speaker 3: convenient on those matters here again in the future.
Speaker 1: Episode.
Speaker 3: I enjoyed it. The folks of the interwebs enjoyed it.
Speaker 3: So it's real barn Burner mm hmm.
Speaker 4: Yeah, and that was that was all Lola too, Like she.
Speaker 3: Was gonna say, yep, salutes Lola for bringing that to
Speaker 3: our attention, because again it's something I you know, I've
Speaker 3: it's I got some new ideas and all of that stuff.
Speaker 3: I'll just leave it with that. Good I've been looking
Speaker 3: I've been looking at it more again, and there's just
Speaker 3: a lot of weird ship. I got these cults that
Speaker 3: operated that seemed to go under the radar pretty easily,
Speaker 3: you know, and uh, I only get you know who
Speaker 3: killed Bill Bill Colby? Question? Oh wait, our question of
Speaker 3: the hour. There's sire our channel. You know it's one
Speaker 3: of life Life's mysteries. There's there's a number of mysteries
Speaker 3: in this universe, one of which is who killed Bill Colby?
Speaker 3: But as we bring this thing for landing, do you
Speaker 3: all have any closing commentary on the plot? We got
Speaker 3: a little detourted. I don't. I enjoyed it. But you
Speaker 3: had any closing commentary on the film trans Apocalypses or otherwise?
Speaker 3: I mean, I'll talk about Transpocalypses all day. I'm a
Speaker 3: I'm a survivor of the trans apocalypse, if you will.
Speaker 3: But yes, any closing comments on any of these matters? Uh?
Speaker 3: And any flogs you're working on?
Speaker 4: Oh, I would say striking distance? Are we closing on that?
Speaker 1: Yeah?
Speaker 4: Striking distance was whatever?
Speaker 3: I mean, you've got any baking recipes we can share.
Speaker 4: That John DeCamp killed Bill Colby?
Speaker 10: Oh?
Speaker 3: There, you you're gonnaupset our Channel? I like it?
Speaker 4: Is he even here tonight? We started? Where do you go?
Speaker 3: Yeah? You think my my personally assigned c I A
Speaker 3: A I chat bots not here?
Speaker 1: What what's the name?
Speaker 4: He's the one who asked that question. C I A
Speaker 4: bots sneak them in I'm not gonna humor you are.
Speaker 3: I'm not gonna fall for that. C I a bot.
Speaker 4: It was not John DeCamp, Yes, making distance solid movie,
Speaker 4: Bruce will Lists demanding that we know he can taste
Speaker 4: coke and spot a trans penis.
Speaker 3: Would you expect John McLane not to have those skill sets?
Speaker 4: Are not at all. I mean, the guy's still making
Speaker 4: fucking McLain movies to this day, even though he can
Speaker 4: not talk. I hear Diehard eighteen is in production right now.
Speaker 3: He's ang for this world, really, because I.
Speaker 4: Keep seeing like he's back. No, he's not.
Speaker 1: Doesn't he have fucking Alzheimer's.
Speaker 3: He's got to do the pictures of it. You can
Speaker 3: see in the pictures he's lost to his eyes.
Speaker 4: You know, he may have given him one of the
Speaker 4: real ones.
Speaker 1: Oh really, they may have given him.
Speaker 3: Never know, you never know.
Speaker 4: Oh yeah, the decline of Bruce Willis was sad to me.
Speaker 4: But also when he was in the nineties, you know,
Speaker 4: peak movies. I'd love to do The Last Boy Scout
Speaker 4: someday because that one's just chuck full of conspiracy stuff
Speaker 4: as well.
Speaker 3: But yeah, you get this gambling mafia, dude, I like it.
Speaker 4: I like it, yeah, and like rigged games and just
Speaker 4: all of it.
Speaker 1: Shouldn't we do? Shouldn't we do?
Speaker 2: These?
Speaker 1: Sixth sense? Though?
Speaker 4: For holloween we'll know everybody knows how that is. But
Speaker 4: Bruce Wilson, I.
Speaker 3: Have a Halloween line up of films and me doing
Speaker 3: every every Wednesday in October, so I'll get your your
Speaker 3: input there, man, if you'd like to. I don't know
Speaker 3: if you're gonna be out on maternity least I'm gonna
Speaker 3: be able to join us, but if you if you
Speaker 3: are happy to get some input there.
Speaker 4: JJ. Have you seen The Last Boy Scout?
Speaker 3: Have I? Dude? I've seen that, Dude, I've seen that Sandy.
Speaker 4: Remember remember how he's secret service at one point and
Speaker 4: he fucking catches the guy like doing a ritual on
Speaker 4: a girl and he kind of gets canned.
Speaker 3: After that and brow up mcguiver's friend in the car
Speaker 3: out front.
Speaker 4: Yep, exactly. Anyway, Yeah, dude.
Speaker 1: I love that movie, dude.
Speaker 3: It's written by Shamee Black, one of my favorite riders,
Speaker 3: especially Buddy Copdo Business. And would you believe this, Damon
Speaker 3: Wayne's junior was born strangely enough in that same small
Speaker 3: Vermont town that I'm from that I spent well that
Speaker 3: I call my bootleg hometown there hinting to Vermont. I
Speaker 3: only discovered of that going through the town records one
Speaker 3: time doing some genealogy working like Damon Waynes Junior. What
Speaker 3: the fuck that that? It's got to be the same person.
Speaker 3: And I was like, Yeah, somehow I was living in
Speaker 3: the same town as that person. I don't fucking know
Speaker 3: how that happened. Not a lot of black people in
Speaker 3: that town, That's what I'm saying. This one weird ship
Speaker 3: around this Wayns family in general. You asked me because
Speaker 3: I think Wayns at this, Why me givin Bert, You're
Speaker 3: having a kid in this weird town in the middle
Speaker 3: of nowhere, doing what's going on here?
Speaker 4: Well, look at keenan Ivory he made in Living Color.
Speaker 4: That guy was given the keys early on when it
Speaker 4: was hard for like black Hollywood.
Speaker 3: Well, I can help you out of that conundrum, sir.
Speaker 3: They grew up as ancient alien cargo culture, says Jehovah's Witnesses,
Speaker 3: And I can confirm keenan Ivory as scientologists.
Speaker 4: Yes, my god, there's this whole power structure. And you
Speaker 4: say what you want about in Living Color it's some
Speaker 4: of the best sketch comedies out there. They brought They
Speaker 4: brought us Jim Carrey, why.
Speaker 3: I'm going to get dude. That was a great one too, Dude.
Speaker 3: Which one I'm gonna get you sucker?
Speaker 4: Yes, that, and then they made White Chicks, which fucking
Speaker 4: brings the transpocalypse back into the fucking spotlight.
Speaker 1: There you go, my favorite.
Speaker 4: But anyway, yeah, strike ditant, solid movie. I'm looking forward
Speaker 4: to watching it again after this discussion. Like I said,
Speaker 4: it's probably been twenty years. Easily she rented it, so
Speaker 4: maybe I'll catch it before that expires. But that's my thoughts,
Speaker 4: so you go ahead.
Speaker 1: My thoughts are it has a little buffet of everything.
Speaker 1: I mean, it's got the program to kill stuff. It's got,
Speaker 1: you know, with the conspiracy and the serial killers.
Speaker 3: And then it's my fau family feuds, love affairs with transgenders.
Speaker 3: I mean, he's got it all right.
Speaker 1: I was gonna say, Sarah Jessica Parker's penis is.
Speaker 4: Literally mentioned in the movie. I got home from work
Speaker 4: and I was like, did you like the movie? He says,
Speaker 4: like me, so I'm hearing a different story now.
Speaker 1: No, as you know, how I say, I love American
Speaker 1: horror story season Asylum, but it's it's not my favorite season.
Speaker 1: Same thing with this movie. It's not like one of
Speaker 1: my favorite movies of all time. But conspiracy stuff is great.
Speaker 1: Jessica Parker's penis.
Speaker 3: I see what you're saying. It's kind of like Star
Speaker 3: Trek the Next Generation in many ways original, but we'll
Speaker 3: never be as recognized.
Speaker 4: Are you quitting Wayne's world.
Speaker 3: In my back?
Speaker 2: Yeah?
Speaker 3: Yes, there, you accurately correct, you're my brain hol sir.
Speaker 3: That was a waynes real quote.
Speaker 4: And then he takes a sip to pepsi.
Speaker 3: Yeah right, but never sell out like that. Then he
Speaker 3: takes a pepsi. Now it's uh, I think you're right.
Speaker 3: I can't really share any sentiments of this film other
Speaker 3: than what y'all have just share right there. I mean,
Speaker 3: it's got some interesting conspiracy culture trips brought to us
Speaker 3: by a man who's deeply in grained Iran Contra, amongst
Speaker 3: other hood rat shit, you know, and uh, you know,
Speaker 3: it's got a possibly the early onset of transgender apocalypse.
Speaker 3: I like, like, we're right with that. That's certainly you
Speaker 3: know it started somewhere. We know where it's going on
Speaker 3: now and some of the you know, jabbing in there
Speaker 3: on us. Right.
Speaker 4: If I were rewatched this, I definitely would have got
Speaker 4: that line. I do not remember it until she said it.
Speaker 3: He did say that, say that that's the part of
Speaker 3: the bugging we due because when she said it, I
Speaker 3: was like, yes, I now could picture that scene, but
Speaker 3: I didn't. I didn't pick up on it when you
Speaker 3: watch it, mind, I got mind fucked last night film. Please,
Speaker 3: I just want to be clear though, I've never been fooled.
Speaker 3: I've never subscribed to the bandwagon routines of Sarah Jessica
Speaker 3: Parker looks anything other than ugly. I've had a lot
Speaker 3: of arguments over that. There's a lot of these people
Speaker 3: that have disputed these matters. But you know guys in
Speaker 3: the military, like oh, Sex and the City, that lady's
Speaker 3: like that lady's a dude. That's probably right, and probably
Speaker 3: is a dude. But they're putting these people on the
Speaker 3: forefront of like this person is you know the sex symbol, right,
Speaker 3: that's a that's a weird thing to put up there.
Speaker 3: But all right, now we just have rappers right in
Speaker 3: the devil's dick what's that? So now we just have
Speaker 3: rappers riding the Devil's dick and music video words. It's
Speaker 3: like they just gotta suck Satan's dick on TV man.
Speaker 3: That's you know, that's kind of that's what rap is.
Speaker 3: You didn't know that I did. Yeah, Well, if you
Speaker 3: think about Cynthia Nixon from Sex and the City. But mate,
Speaker 3: she's like, I mean heard you were saying they need surgeries.
Speaker 3: Really she forgot to get hers. She just looks like
Speaker 3: a dude now who claims to be a lesbian.
Speaker 4: Yeah, she's she was never sexy.
Speaker 3: There was never any There was no sex in any
Speaker 3: city hopefully with that thing. That's what I'm saying.
Speaker 4: Well, the cutest one in Sex and the City is
Speaker 4: the one no one talks about. The Burnett chick was
Speaker 4: the only like good looking one. Kim Cantrell. Yeah, they
Speaker 4: tried to like slutter up a little bit.
Speaker 3: Right right or didn't work. Didn't work, didn't work.
Speaker 1: I'm completely in agreement with JJ.
Speaker 3: That's what I'm saying. You can tell you, you can
Speaker 3: try to tell me that you know these things are women.
Speaker 3: I'm not gonna buy it.
Speaker 4: Well, hey, dude, I gotta thank you because she fucking
Speaker 4: laughs at me when I said Bill Hicks became Alex Jones.
Speaker 4: And now that you've said it, she's gonna believe it.
Speaker 4: That's what it takes for her shit. I've been saying
Speaker 4: for months, he.
Speaker 3: Give you the I'll give you the double Jay stamp
Speaker 3: of approval. There, you're gonna give you a little fist
Speaker 3: there as well. Now, I think again, we're propaganda's under narratives.
Speaker 3: So immediately we're like, oh, that's bullshit. But then if
Speaker 3: you start applying facts and logic and reason right, use
Speaker 3: your brain holes for something, you know, for God's intended
Speaker 3: purposes and not for a fucking paperweight and ever size paperweight,
Speaker 3: these things make a lot of sense because again we're
Speaker 3: looking at an elements of propaganda to convince folks of
Speaker 3: their world views, the world views of the folks who
Speaker 3: perpetrate these ideals and accept them within their own lives.
Speaker 3: And they transcended to their kids, you know what I mean,
Speaker 3: They transmitted themselves and say on and so forth and
Speaker 3: whatever other deviant behavior they're involved in, because they don't
Speaker 3: stop there. Cannibalism like that fucking Vanderbilt fucker not they
Speaker 3: I did.
Speaker 1: An episode on cannibalism like a year ago I'm curious.
Speaker 1: We could talk about it another time, but I did
Speaker 1: a whole presentation on it, and I found some really
Speaker 1: interesting shit about cannibalism and like these.
Speaker 3: Yeah, I'd love to have a conversation. Thank you, ma'am.
Speaker 3: I did. I don't know if you're aware of this.
Speaker 3: I once met a cannibal. In fact, that cannibal may
Speaker 3: or may not have served me a human meat burger
Speaker 3: at the local part. He's in Great Falls, Montana, back
Speaker 3: in two thousands.
Speaker 4: And she still eats at McDonald's after all this cannibal time.
Speaker 4: I'm pregnant, Okay, she's feeding the baby.
Speaker 1: Weird crazy.
Speaker 3: I think some of those matters are gaining more prevalent,
Speaker 3: some of these circumstances when we look at these cases
Speaker 3: of things that the facts that don't get reported, like
Speaker 3: Bruce Willis was screaming about cop taser, cop phone. They
Speaker 3: know it's a cop and people ignore all the actual
Speaker 3: facts and you know, put it on a patsy. Like
Speaker 3: how many of these examples are people get eaten? My
Speaker 3: mother at them where we have proof of it.
Speaker 4: My mom works for somebody who's secretary found a goddamn
Speaker 4: human tooth in a McDonald's patty that's so fucked up.
Speaker 4: Did a meth head fucking drop of that in the
Speaker 4: meat grinder? I don't think so.
Speaker 3: Well. We've seen instances where I can I can write
Speaker 3: off my brain hole. There was an instance where Burger
Speaker 3: King was caught serving horse burger. Horse meat in the
Speaker 3: burger that is so nasty.
Speaker 4: It's more lean.
Speaker 1: Yeah.
Speaker 3: And you know that those kid diddlers that have a
Speaker 3: sandwich shop called Subway, they were serving those chicken patties.
Speaker 3: They called them chicken. The Canadian Broadcasting Corporation tested one
Speaker 3: of them a number of years back. Was fifty to
Speaker 3: two percent soy, like some other nonsense fillers, and like
Speaker 3: thirty percent chicken. So like, you know what, we don't
Speaker 3: know what's going into this foods, despite them claiming that
Speaker 3: stuff's on a label.
Speaker 4: See, I'd rather eat human meat than all that soy shit.
Speaker 1: Yeah, like the impossible meat at like Chipotle.
Speaker 4: Oh that impossible and beyond stuff's garbage.
Speaker 3: Well, I'll tell you what's impossible about. It's impossible that
Speaker 3: I ever touched that stuff.
Speaker 2: This.
Speaker 3: When I say that, things get ignored in these examples,
Speaker 3: even when they don't get ignored, even when they get reported.
Speaker 3: You know, whether it's you know, Paula schill Strangler since
Speaker 3: Tonight's film, or Fozzy the bear whose armed in dangerous
Speaker 3: or any other of these matters of cannibalism. We see
Speaker 3: this instance out of just south here in northern Kentucky,
Speaker 3: just across from Cincinnati. This is back in December. This
Speaker 3: lady admitted to murking her mother in a Satanic ritual
Speaker 3: ceremony and then eating her. And it gets almost no coverage,
Speaker 3: It gets almost no discussions. And I assure you there's
Speaker 3: more to this story.
Speaker 1: Did that happen last year? Because I feel like I
Speaker 1: remember reading this story.
Speaker 3: Yeah, this was this was last year. This was last year.
Speaker 3: It was in December of last year when it occurred.
Speaker 3: But I'm saying it just came up in the media
Speaker 3: with a hearing in July. But no one's really talking
Speaker 3: about these matters.
Speaker 1: Okay. So I found this story last year and I
Speaker 1: went to work and I told the girl that I
Speaker 1: worked with about this. I said, there was a woman
Speaker 1: they went in her house and she cut her fucking
Speaker 1: mom up and cooked her in the oven and eight
Speaker 1: or like a fucking Pillsbury, And they didn't believe me.
Speaker 1: I found this story. And you know, she said she
Speaker 1: was hearing like demon voices and all kinds of stuff,
Speaker 1: you know, telling her to do it. It's crazy.
Speaker 3: She admitted to doing a satanic ceremony ritual human sacrifice
Speaker 3: on her mother and then eating her. And again it
Speaker 3: doesn't get enough coverage. And then we have all the details.
Speaker 3: They're even in the law enforcements willing to acknowledge some
Speaker 3: of those when many they are not willing to acknowledge it.
Speaker 3: If I can leave, this is my closing statement. Thank
Speaker 3: you there with these consensus the Black Book, there's air
Speaker 3: or man these great comments. Appreciate the commentary and feedback
Speaker 3: from everyone. And this is a good one here. John Barber,
Speaker 3: that man I mentioned before, the only man to ever
Speaker 3: put Jim Garrison on camera to tell his own story
Speaker 3: and got fired from the number one TV show in
Speaker 3: the nineteen seventies. He basically been in reality TV TV
Speaker 3: show called Real People. He got fired number one show
Speaker 3: got fired because he put Jim Garrison on camera. So
Speaker 3: that's John Barber, interesting character, great guy, funny tales. I
Speaker 3: got two shows with him on Operation g CD, one
Speaker 3: talking about his Jim Garrison stuff and the other one
Speaker 3: is just talking about his life because he's he's hilarious.
Speaker 3: For example, he was the writer for Frank Sinatra for
Speaker 3: a number of years, so interesting. Him and John Barber
Speaker 3: and Johnny Carson hated each other, so this they haven't
Speaker 3: he's got. He's an interesting guy. But in the early
Speaker 3: seventies he was also as he gets result of getting fired,
Speaker 3: he got a job as a film critic, review reviewing
Speaker 3: films for I think LA Times. In one of the
Speaker 3: LA papers, he did Soiling Green, and Charlton Heston's production
Speaker 3: company sued him and then went to the Supreme Court.
Speaker 3: So the Supreme Court rule that John Barber's allowed to
Speaker 3: say whatever the fuck he wants to say about this
Speaker 3: shitty movie Soiling Green. It is about cannibalism shit. So
Speaker 3: you know it's a I appreciate that comment. So you know,
Speaker 3: there's a Supreme Court case ruling regarding John Barber in
Speaker 3: the right to free speech and is these matters which
Speaker 3: I salute that man. I respect him. He's not only funny,
Speaker 3: you know, hilarious guy in legendary character. You know, he's
Speaker 3: done a lot of things that I appreciate in regards
Speaker 3: to you know, constitutional rights.
Speaker 4: Well, now I know why I haven't heard of him.
Speaker 4: They buried this fucker, like I can pretty well versed
Speaker 4: with like comedy new and old.
Speaker 3: But yeah, yeah, dude, Mort Saul mm hmm. Yeah. So
Speaker 3: they're both Canadians turned American Canadian you know, they got there,
Speaker 3: became Americas, they were naturalized Americans. But maybe.
Speaker 4: I just yeah, it's not ringing a bell since.
Speaker 3: I'm delinquent, I'm getting him back on the show, even
Speaker 3: though he wanted to come back on and tell me
Speaker 3: some stories about Bob Hope that I do want to hear.
Speaker 3: Let me pull up his channel real quick and uh,
Speaker 3: John Barbara, you two. Yeah, dude, this guy is hilarious. Dude,
Speaker 3: he's done again. He's he's still and he's still kicking.
Speaker 3: He's done a He's done a lot of work though
Speaker 3: on the JFK stuff again, he was really close with
Speaker 3: Jim Garrison, and so it went, well, let me let
Speaker 3: me bring this let me bring this discussion in here
Speaker 3: full full circle, like they did in the film for
Speaker 3: us bringing stuff full circle, full circle. So we saw
Speaker 3: Arnt and milkon the producer of Tonight's film and Oliver
Speaker 3: Stone teamed up for JFK. Well, they Jeff Oliver Stone
Speaker 3: had requested Jim Garrison to do a documentary interview him
Speaker 3: for an hour to tell his story, and Jim Garrison
Speaker 3: told Oliver Stone, go fuck yourself. Only one man's gonna
Speaker 3: record my story, and that is John Barber. So we
Speaker 3: do have video tape of that interview from the nineties
Speaker 3: and you know, before you know, we have a couple
Speaker 3: of interviews with Garrison and Barber over the years, but
Speaker 3: it is the only man that Garrison trusted in which
Speaker 3: to tell his life story, which I think is very
Speaker 3: interesting because not only I'm a big fan of the
Speaker 3: work of Garrison. Again, John Barber's you know, hilarious do
Speaker 3: but here here he is. He's still around kicking telling tales.
Speaker 3: Very funny guy, looks like he last posted a month ago.
Speaker 3: Loves himself, some Superman stuff. But here we go. He's
Speaker 3: got one he posted here one of his last phone
Speaker 3: calls on when Jim Garrison was dying. Right, I'll post
Speaker 3: a Lincoln in the show notes he says fascist and
Speaker 3: we'll come to America and the guys of national security.
Speaker 3: So if you're wondering if while I'm oftentimes doing this
Speaker 3: number in matters of national security. I'd like you to
Speaker 3: just ruminate on that that thought for one second. That's right, Bennett.
Speaker 11: Brauer back with another commentary, thought you'd seen the last
Speaker 11: of old Bennett. Perhaps thought the network big wigs would
Speaker 11: have sent Bennett and his negative Q rating on a
Speaker 11: slow boat to Shanghai.
Speaker 10: Well, maybe I don't look the part. I'm not svelt,
Speaker 10: I don't look comfortable on camera. I'm not savvy. I
Speaker 10: don't understand what's going.
Speaker 8: On in the news.
Speaker 1: Yeah, it is.
Speaker 3: These matters of national security, as stated here by Jim
Speaker 3: Garrison again, is plaguing America today. That's my that's my
Speaker 3: closing statements. I thank you, not Bill Colby, and you
Speaker 3: Julia Kusey Peach for joining me here tonight to get
Speaker 3: little GCD good luck with baby Hank, and I hopefully
Speaker 3: please let me know we'll happy to have you back
Speaker 3: anytime as a guest on any of these panels or
Speaker 3: any these other discussions we've been plotting on here. Julia,
Speaker 3: I will definitely be in touch, especially John Bene Ramsey. Again,
Speaker 3: we see the serial cover to Nights film with the
Speaker 3: you know, the stun gun, and no one wants to
Speaker 3: really discuss those matters of the John Beney aspects of
Speaker 3: that stun gun aspect. But any final statement talibis or
Speaker 3: any CIA tactics or recipes.
Speaker 1: Not stay away from stay away from boats, and Sarah
Speaker 1: Jessica Parker's penis.
Speaker 4: Both good words of advice.
Speaker 3: Uh, solid advice absolutely and also on notes of advice,
Speaker 3: stay vigilant, folks, pay attention to your surroundings.
Speaker 1: There's thousands of Americans out there. By the way, I've
Speaker 1: been shot with a laser beam twice.
Speaker 3: They got ted twice. And you can hear more about
Speaker 3: those tales along with his pal muppet Mikeyino tomorrow night
Speaker 3: here or take lie tonight, I suppose on East Coast
Speaker 3: times nine to fifteen pm Eastern Standard times. But Juliet,
Speaker 3: any any last final Wordsmam, you're good an any alibis?
Speaker 3: You just said one of my apologies. I heard that
Speaker 3: I've gone dumb. Yeah, thank you all again for joining
Speaker 3: us tonight to get old GCD on these matters and
Speaker 3: catch you next time
Speaker 2: Of the f