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Speaker 2: Let's see what's going on here in the world of
Speaker 2: the Opperaman Report on the World of Too Much Information.
Speaker 2: Coming up tonight right after this solo show, I got
Speaker 2: Matt Sergio and I play Matt Sergio's Beatles Talk. I
Speaker 2: forget what it's called exactly. I play it on my
Speaker 2: Spreaker channel, and I'm gonna be playing him every Sunday morning.
Speaker 2: I got a guy coming in. He's gonna help me
Speaker 2: up a little bunch of shows, Magical Mystery Talk, which
Speaker 2: he does with Mark Devlin and this other woman too.
Speaker 2: You know, there's really excellent, fascinating researchers and people. And
Speaker 2: I've been playing that show for years and years and
Speaker 2: Yearslet's take a look at him. I've been playing this
Speaker 2: show and they always put out good content. The latest
Speaker 2: show is called episode twelve. I've got the news today,
Speaker 2: oh boy, And if you check it out, it's up
Speaker 2: on the Opperaman Report Spreaker channel under Magical Mystery Host
Speaker 2: Magical Mystery Talk. He goes in there and great content.
Speaker 2: As usually it's a lot of stuf about the processed Church.
Speaker 2: And he talks about that film that was the documentary
Speaker 2: film Cropsy that was filmed on Staten Allan about Andre
Speaker 2: Rand and Willowbrook Sanitarium. There by the way, you know,
Speaker 2: I have some information, you know that holding the story
Speaker 2: about Willowbrook and how it broke and with the Heraldo Rivera.
Speaker 2: And it's little known that one of the reasons why
Speaker 2: how that story got broke is because people were going
Speaker 2: in there and molesting the patients in there, having sex
Speaker 2: with them. And that's how that key was circulating around
Speaker 2: to let people in and that's what came to the detention.
Speaker 2: Roldo Rivera was able to learn about Willowbrook. I actually
Speaker 2: went to college at the Willowbrook campus after you know,
Speaker 2: they closed down the institution and turned it into a college.
Speaker 2: And believe it or not, there were hallways and u
Speaker 2: utility rooms and all kinds of back staircases that had
Speaker 2: never even been painted from the time it was from
Speaker 2: the time it was the mental institution to the time
Speaker 2: they turned into a college. That's how things were back
Speaker 2: in those days. Okay, we're gonna repurpose this building. Yeah, okay,
Speaker 2: let's paint that. We'll fix the classrooms up with the
Speaker 2: the hallways. I don't know what he's gonna got. No
Speaker 2: one's gonna check. Use that paint at home in my garage. No,
Speaker 2: I'm we doing my face. I'll just steal that paint.
Speaker 2: No one's gonna notice. And that's how things were done.
Speaker 2: On stand. I'm back in my high school. I went
Speaker 2: to auto shop for high school, and the guys who
Speaker 2: you know, ran the janitorial stuff. I like, man, they
Speaker 2: were just scamming everything. Then this one guy had an
Speaker 2: appliance business and he would store the appliances and the
Speaker 2: auto shop and have us beloading trucks of his used appliances. Then,
Speaker 2: oh my god, what a different world it was. But anyway,
Speaker 2: so anyway, so mister Sergio does great work. They're looking
Speaker 2: into this stuff, but I guess he's not aware that
Speaker 2: Josh Zemmon, the fellow who was the director for Cropsy,
Speaker 2: which is an excellent film, later on went on to
Speaker 2: obtain the Moritary archives and smeared Morituri for Netflix. Uh
Speaker 2: and uh, you know, tried to lure me into that
Speaker 2: whole thing. I gave this guy a ton of information
Speaker 2: he was contacting me for to put him in touch
Speaker 2: with people and pass guests and send them all shows
Speaker 2: and stuff like that, and then he was going to
Speaker 2: interview me for it. But he sent me this ridiculous
Speaker 2: contract to sign, basically saying that he would own anything
Speaker 2: I said to him, all my work he's gonna suddenly
Speaker 2: own because you know, my words touch his ears, you
Speaker 2: know he's gonna own them. Well, that's a great deal, right,
Speaker 2: So it seems like a lot of the people. I
Speaker 2: turned that down right away, and the what do you
Speaker 2: call it? And then he lied about it later on
Speaker 2: said oh, I'm mad at him because he didn't use
Speaker 2: my Never I got the emails, you know, I turned
Speaker 2: them down flat. And then later on a lot of
Speaker 2: people cooperated with men signed that bogus agreement with him.
Speaker 2: He threatens to sue them, so he can't sue me.
Speaker 2: I decided, bro okay. But he turns around and smears
Speaker 2: Molitary and all that God gifted work we got from
Speaker 2: Moritary over the years. And now that whole uh mail,
Speaker 2: you all the characters around the doing so called processed
Speaker 2: church research and a Keno research is so infiltrated and
Speaker 2: just by a bunch of characters and the con artists
Speaker 2: and agents, you know, just blatant agents. The guy who
Speaker 2: obtained the Colonel Michael Akino death certificate quote unquote on
Speaker 2: a hunch and found out that it was a suicide
Speaker 2: works for the National Security Agency. This isn't my imagination,
Speaker 2: this is now, it's well, it's kind of denied it even,
Speaker 2: you know, so just totally co opted in controlled by
Speaker 2: a bunch of agents and the disinfo agents and just
Speaker 2: globle dupes who just go along with it. You know,
Speaker 2: don't know what you're doing, which was gonna be a
Speaker 2: theme with tonight's show. People don't know what they're doing,
Speaker 2: So why don't we have that out there? We have
Speaker 2: that up there? Uh, what do you call it? The
Speaker 2: that's the you know what, that's the title of the show.
Speaker 2: They don't know what they're doing. They don't know what
Speaker 2: they're doing. What do they call it? So after that
Speaker 2: is Casey Gaine mcgala. I have him on now. That's
Speaker 2: an old show. It's kind of a lost episode. Listen.
Speaker 2: I'm working on some stuff this week, some really groundbreaking
Speaker 2: exclusive interviews, some guests that you haven't heard before that
Speaker 2: are on a very controversial topic at the moment that
Speaker 2: a lot of people are talking about that it's out there.
Speaker 2: And I got some people on that topic that no
Speaker 2: one else has talked to before, that nobody else knows.
Speaker 2: And yeah, as usual, how I do these things, And
Speaker 2: I bring this stuff that nobody else does, and then
Speaker 2: someone else brings it up six years later and they
Speaker 2: get a Pulitzer prize for it. But I'm not bitter.
Speaker 2: I'm not bitter of it. I'm not bitter of it. Nope,
Speaker 2: like water off a duck's back, that's that's the d option. Well,
Speaker 2: maybe we'll call this this show water off a duck's back.
Speaker 2: We'll come up at a time when it shows up.
Speaker 2: But what do you call it?
Speaker 4: Oh?
Speaker 2: Yeah, I'm working on some some stuff this week. And
Speaker 2: then I had a couple of guests flake on me.
Speaker 2: I had a guest man flake on me this week,
Speaker 2: you know, ah, and just in such a rude way.
Speaker 1: You know.
Speaker 2: They guest comes up with a book. You know, someone
Speaker 2: you had on the show. You like them, you get
Speaker 2: along great, you know, we chat back and forth. And
Speaker 2: then they come up with a book. And they got
Speaker 2: this publicist who just drops the ball over and over
Speaker 2: and over again, and it's just making no freaking effort.
Speaker 2: I saw how many books that sold Little Guy last time.
Speaker 3: You know.
Speaker 2: I know it's a different publisher now, but someone somewhere
Speaker 2: should should make an effort to say, hey, you know,
Speaker 2: and look, look how many books this guy's sold for
Speaker 2: you already? You know, have a little respect to have
Speaker 2: a little you know, do your job. You know, I
Speaker 2: would recommend to people authors out there skip the PR guys. Man.
Speaker 2: All they do is mix up the times and the dates,
Speaker 2: and go back and forth and confuse things, send the
Speaker 2: wrong phone numbers every time they get involved. Is nothing
Speaker 2: but problems. And whoever tells these authors to say, well,
Speaker 2: don't tell everything about the book because then they won't
Speaker 2: buy the book. And when they author, as soon as
Speaker 2: they say, well, I can't tell you that, because then
Speaker 2: they won't buy the book as soon as they say that,
Speaker 2: and you can see it in the chat room. You
Speaker 2: can see the comments, you can see the emails I get.
Speaker 2: And that's the kiss of death, okay, and they will
Speaker 2: you wion't that you're going to decrease your book sales
Speaker 2: once you say that, because it changes people's You've got
Speaker 2: to make a connection with the audience. The author has
Speaker 2: to make a personal connection that the audience cares about
Speaker 2: them and likes them, which is why I do this
Speaker 2: whole thing. Tell us about yourself. Who are you? Don't
Speaker 2: jump right into the book, man, let's who are you?
Speaker 2: You know, the audience wants to know who you are,
Speaker 2: and you could tell them every single detail out of
Speaker 2: that book. But if they like you, they're gonna run
Speaker 2: out and buy that book. I've sold a lot of books, man.
Speaker 2: I make a lot of money off that Amazon affiliate link. Man,
Speaker 2: you know, and in the old days it was even
Speaker 2: more because I used to promote it more. I kind
Speaker 2: of know what I'm doing. Leave it or not because
Speaker 2: you want to sell books and then give me a call.
Speaker 2: So anyway, you know, I a couple of guys flightd
Speaker 2: on me this week, and I'm working on this big guest,
Speaker 2: this big you know. You know, you got these big guests,
Speaker 2: you know, big groundbreaking stuff, and then you got some
Speaker 2: fillers you gotta throw in just to fill full time.
Speaker 2: So I uh, you know, and those are easily the
Speaker 2: true crime guys. And a lot of people like the
Speaker 2: true crime shows. But that's what I do, and I
Speaker 2: it's more the true crime stuff is more mainstream stuff.
Speaker 2: So then I lure people in, you know, and then
Speaker 2: they then I hit them with the good stuff that
Speaker 2: people went pool surprises over other people, not me, not me.
Speaker 2: I wouldn't want to bother the Pulazan prieople. And I
Speaker 2: tell you which reminds you this week, the great Daniel
Speaker 2: hopsicker Man. Oh my god, I love the man. And
Speaker 2: I remember reading his stuff and you know, the few
Speaker 2: little YouTube reports he had done with his trench coat,
Speaker 2: you know, and stuff like that Mad Cow Morning news,
Speaker 2: you know. And I would watch this guy and beat
Speaker 2: his stuff and groundbreaking stuff. And I always said, boy,
Speaker 2: if I ever get a radio show, I want to
Speaker 2: interview this guy and people like this. And I would
Speaker 2: always say, you know, from the whever I interviewed him,
Speaker 2: I said, this guy should have a Pulitzer Prize, you know,
Speaker 2: before to work on the nine to eleven story in
Speaker 2: Muhammad Adza, in the Flying Circus, all that stuff, this
Speaker 2: guy should have the Pultur Prize, I would say, you know,
Speaker 2: and I know.
Speaker 1: He uh.
Speaker 2: He really, you know, I was honored by that. I
Speaker 2: know he was. And then he would always you know,
Speaker 2: say kind things about me too, up until the last conversation,
Speaker 2: the last interview I did with him before he died,
Speaker 2: he announced his death. Is he announced this terminal illness
Speaker 2: on the show great man? Who should have the Pulitzer Prize?
Speaker 2: He should a posthumous uh Pulitzer Prize. But I don't know.
Speaker 2: I guess the Pulitzer Committee doesn't care what I have
Speaker 2: to say. You know, I've never even been nominated for
Speaker 2: a Pulitzer. Man, How could it be? How could it be?
Speaker 2: You know, if you go out in the state, you
Speaker 2: know who reported on Jeffrey Epstein first Ed Opperman or
Speaker 2: this person? All the legendary experts, pull my every single one,
Speaker 2: every other name, every other person associated with the Jeffrey
Speaker 2: Epstein reporting to find a name and ask chat GBT,
Speaker 2: ask croc ask you know whatever Gemini these things with
Speaker 2: who was first Ed Opperman or this person Ed Opperman
Speaker 2: or that person? Every single time it's going to be
Speaker 2: at Opera was first first radio show. There was some
Speaker 2: news reporting and you know, writing prior. So how do
Speaker 2: you win a Pulitzer Prize or you know, become a
Speaker 2: legendary expert on a topic without having listen to me first?
Speaker 2: You know, what I mean, Like, how did you become
Speaker 2: such an expert you on your own? Like like like
Speaker 2: the opperaman, information is oblivious to you. You're such an
Speaker 2: expert on the topic. You never heard of me. How
Speaker 2: is that? How can is that possible? I guess it's possible.
Speaker 2: I guess that's how I guess that's how things work.
Speaker 2: I guess that's how things work. People just you know,
Speaker 2: I'm through osmosis, you know, through the air, the ether,
Speaker 2: the electromagnetic vibrational frequencies. That's that's what they say, right, Okay,
Speaker 2: So which brings us to people not knowing what they're doing,
Speaker 2: you know. And I you know, I heard a comment recently,
Speaker 2: you know, I listened to your show, and you're one
Speaker 2: of those people. You think I know it all. You
Speaker 2: think you're an expert on everything. I'm not an expert
Speaker 2: on everything. I'm not even an expert on most things,
Speaker 2: or even half things. I am an expert on certain things,
Speaker 2: you know, and and the things that my my life,
Speaker 2: my work, my own, but the things I've written books
Speaker 2: about them, I'm kind of I'm kind of an expert
Speaker 2: on things. I've testified in court as an expert, you know, Okay,
Speaker 2: I'm an expert those things, okay, And I'm not ashamed
Speaker 2: to say I'm an expert on certain things I am okay,
Speaker 2: and this is one of them. Okay. If you go
Speaker 2: back and look up and say, you know who is
Speaker 2: that Opperman, it'll tell you at Opperman started out as
Speaker 2: an information broker, someone who buys and sells information. Okay.
Speaker 2: And like in the old days, back you know, before
Speaker 2: the Enginet and before computers and all this stuff like that. Uh,
Speaker 2: people got a telephone and a rolodex and if you
Speaker 2: were a PI or even a cop. You know, you
Speaker 2: see that movie The Prince of the City, right, and
Speaker 2: there's that sad scene where they're breaking up the unit
Speaker 2: and one of the old detectives says, listen, I am
Speaker 2: there's my gift to you. This is my source in
Speaker 2: the phone company. And the other guy gets it. He goes,
Speaker 2: oh my god, thank you so much. As you know,
Speaker 2: it's like gold. And that was me. I was the
Speaker 2: guy back in the eighties and the very very late
Speaker 2: seventies who had the source in the phone company, who
Speaker 2: can get all that phone company information. Give me a
Speaker 2: phone number. I can come back with her name and
Speaker 2: address is so security number, a work phone number, all
Speaker 2: the luds, the local usage numbers dial from that phone number,
Speaker 2: the long distance numbers down from that phone. But it's
Speaker 2: way more cell phones. This is landlines. Okay, all right,
Speaker 2: So you see these TV shows back in those days
Speaker 2: where you know, the PI would pick up the phone
Speaker 2: and call the cops. Hey, I need to get to
Speaker 2: run a plate. Well, I need get to run a
Speaker 2: phone number. But really it's the other way around. And
Speaker 2: cops who even today, who can't you know, without authorize
Speaker 2: purpose can't just and you know, phone numbers and stuff
Speaker 2: like that. They call a PI for that kind of information.
Speaker 2: You know they do you have your source, like those
Speaker 2: cops had their source in the phone company, which is
Speaker 2: like me, okay, I as an information broker, I was
Speaker 2: the PI for PIS. Private investigators would come to me
Speaker 2: for that information and then I built it up, you know,
Speaker 2: sources in DMV and sources at the cable TV companies.
Speaker 2: So anybody I had met right away had fund You know,
Speaker 2: what do you do for a living? You know, what
Speaker 2: kind of information do you have access to that I
Speaker 2: could buy and sell? Information broker? Okay, and so an
Speaker 2: information broker, when I set up the company Active Information Recovery,
Speaker 2: which was designed to do employment screening. We had a
Speaker 2: contract with UPS Okay to do employment screening for UPS
Speaker 2: six thousand employment screens a year. This wasn't a small company.
Speaker 2: And when you're doing employment screening, you're a consumer reporting agency.
Speaker 2: So at Opperman Opperman Investigations and Accurate Information Recovery were
Speaker 2: consumer reporting agencies crs, and I had to abide by
Speaker 2: all the same laws and rules as TRW and TransUnion,
Speaker 2: which are consumer reporting agencies now the different all the
Speaker 2: same rules and obligations they had I have to follow,
Speaker 2: but they're allowed to accumulate information and create new information
Speaker 2: and report information where I could only re report their information.
Speaker 2: But if there was an error, I had to go
Speaker 2: and correct the error if someone if I did it
Speaker 2: said someone had a criminal record, and I said, you
Speaker 2: have to send them a letter, you know, saying hey,
Speaker 2: you know this, you were denied employment because it isn't
Speaker 2: this And they said no, I wasn't that somebody else.
Speaker 2: Then I have to go back to the consumer reporting agencies,
Speaker 2: the big ones that made three major credit reporting agencies
Speaker 2: and correct information. So you have obligations beyond even they
Speaker 2: do so I know. Guess what I know how that works? Okay.
Speaker 2: I taught a class at a PI convention about the
Speaker 2: Fair Credit Reporting Act as it applies to employment applications
Speaker 2: and employment screening investigations. Okay, So you know, taught a class,
Speaker 2: wrote a book how to become occessive aztable PI all
Speaker 2: my databases, all my data broker business, all that kind
Speaker 2: of stuff you get own a business. Okay, like thirteen
Speaker 2: fourteen years, might have been eighteen years. Taught a class,
Speaker 2: wrote a book, makes it an expert. How do you
Speaker 2: like that? Okay? All right, now that's not That's not
Speaker 2: how I how I decide people are experts. That's how
Speaker 2: the world decides. Okay, it's not me saying it. So
Speaker 2: I know a little bit about uh, these information companies
Speaker 2: like TIRW, companies like Lexus Nexus okay, and all this
Speaker 2: kind of stuff, and uh, of course to your I
Speaker 2: RB search and Locate plus and all the little companies.
Speaker 2: So there was a little controversy that came out this week,
Speaker 2: little one, uh Laura Lumer versus Candas Owens and Laura
Speaker 2: Lumer had done some reporting about Candice Owens Owens owning
Speaker 2: a million dollars worth of cars, and she had come
Speaker 2: up with some different cars that the she believed that
Speaker 2: Candace Owens owned. Now somehow Candice Owens and some other
Speaker 2: people uh uh Twitter superstars Okay, okay, other geniuses and
Speaker 2: other and.
Speaker 5: Someone with on good authority, I have it on good
Speaker 5: authority that uh, we'll get into that. Well a good
Speaker 5: authority would it be a guy that wrote a book,
Speaker 5: had a business and testified to be taught a class
Speaker 5: at it. That would be a guy who's gonna thoroughly happen.
Speaker 5: Ignore me, what right now? I'm just a silly goose.
Speaker 2: But what do you call it? So they come up
Speaker 2: with this theory that somehow Laura Lumer, her husband worked
Speaker 2: for a car dealership. First was the theory. Then then
Speaker 2: they hacked into State Farm Insurance and that's how they
Speaker 2: got it because it was the same uh font and
Speaker 2: State Farm uses and all this kinds off. So at
Speaker 2: one point they thought that State Farm Insurance had had
Speaker 2: their own database of people's cars and stuff like that.
Speaker 2: They thought that State Farm Insurance was somehow accumulating DMV
Speaker 2: information and purchasing dm ME for information and other kind
Speaker 2: of credit information and stuff like that, and compiling this
Speaker 2: information and maintaining this and updating it in order to
Speaker 2: do their basic little stupid searches there. Well, I knew
Speaker 2: right away that that was ridiculous, and I knew that
Speaker 2: most of these companies use Lexus Naxis because lexis Nexus
Speaker 2: has a module that that's for auto information, and Lexus
Speaker 2: Nexus owns a lot of different companies too. They own
Speaker 2: Choice Point at one point. I don't know if they
Speaker 2: still do or not. When they did own Choice Point,
Speaker 2: Lexis Nexus didn't do a UCC search, but Choice Point did,
Speaker 2: so I had both Lexus Nexus and Choice Point. Okay,
Speaker 2: because when you do the reason why you want us
Speaker 2: UCC searches is if you're doing asset searches, a UCC
Speaker 2: filing is a recorded lean against like an auto loan,
Speaker 2: a non property like a non house. Other kind of
Speaker 2: recorded liens or loans would be filed as a UCC
Speaker 2: Universal Commercial Commercial Code lean. So when I'm doing an
Speaker 2: asset search and you want to find bank accounts, you
Speaker 2: could find what bank or what lending institution loaned money
Speaker 2: for their person's cars, so that would go on the
Speaker 2: list of banks down down the road. They can get
Speaker 2: a subpoena for that bank to the other any other
Speaker 2: accounts there, We're gonna speen up for that bank. Is
Speaker 2: is our safe depositive box there? So this is an
Speaker 2: elaborate how elaborate my asset searches are, which, by the way,
Speaker 2: are like very well respected in the business. My asset
Speaker 2: searches are very very well respected. And every now went
Speaker 2: in I'll have a little issue with a client and
Speaker 2: they'll have a beef with me, and then they'll go
Speaker 2: and try and hire somebody else to do an asset search.
Speaker 2: And the guy will come to me for this, dude,
Speaker 2: I just so that kind of the report just you
Speaker 2: want to buy another one, I'll say this, you know,
Speaker 2: it's the same one I just did for the guy,
Speaker 2: you know. But that's just life, you know, just unbelievable.
Speaker 2: So anyway, they come up with this fascinating idea that
Speaker 2: Laura Loomer's husband husband to be fiance hacked into State
Speaker 2: Farm or hacked into something and that's how they got
Speaker 2: this information. But what they don't realize is that State
Speaker 2: Farm gets their information from Lexus and Texas, and it
Speaker 2: would be really hard to believe that someone like Laura
Speaker 2: Lumer doesn't have a Lexus Nexus account. She does opposition
Speaker 2: research she has a company that does opposition research. So
Speaker 2: you're not gonna unless you got a PI license, you
Speaker 2: got a collection agency license, you got a process server license.
Speaker 2: There's certain licenses you need to get every kind of
Speaker 2: module that's a Lexus Nexus sells. But even as in
Speaker 2: an information broker, I know, even as a opposition research
Speaker 2: because I'm in the process of forming an opposition research company.
Speaker 2: H and I'm the way I'm looking into how do
Speaker 2: I get my databases for that company? So I know
Speaker 2: it can be done, But are opposition research company? And
Speaker 2: also too, Lumer is in the media, she's in the press.
Speaker 2: Alexis Nexus offers a module for the press. You can
Speaker 2: get everyone's article ever written about a person, all pictures
Speaker 2: about them, all kind of stuff like that. There's another
Speaker 2: module in the Lexus Nexus that allows for those searches. Okay,
Speaker 2: So to think that Lumer doesn't have access, doesn't have
Speaker 2: her own Lexus Nexus account or have access to one
Speaker 2: through a lawyer or a PI friend or a friend
Speaker 2: and someone who works with her, you know, is just
Speaker 2: to me, would be mind blowing ludicrous that she doesn't. Okay,
Speaker 2: So for people to think that she needs to hack
Speaker 2: into State Farm to get this information. It's just crazy.
Speaker 2: She is crazy. Maybe she did do it that way,
Speaker 2: and it would just blow my mind if she did.
Speaker 2: But a lot of the stuff around here is blowing
Speaker 2: my mind because clearly Candice Owens doesn't have a Lexus nexus,
Speaker 2: because she would know right away how easy it is
Speaker 2: to get that information without hacking into State Farm. Okay,
Speaker 2: clearly she should know. How the hell does she not know?
Speaker 2: How does somebody call themselves some kind of a researcher, investigator,
Speaker 2: report or whatever, and they don't have access to these
Speaker 2: at these databases? Where are they What are they doing?
Speaker 2: They don't know what they're doing. That's the problem. So
Speaker 2: Lumer's got to have access to this. If she doesn't, man,
Speaker 2: I'm just blown away. But can is always clear cleaning
Speaker 2: he doesn't have it. I'm blown away by that. Then,
Speaker 2: on top of this, a guy a huge million account
Speaker 2: eight hundred thousand account on Twitter a Herbert from a
Speaker 2: Lario authoritative.
Speaker 4: Source that Laura Lumer is about to be arrested and
Speaker 4: convicted for a federal felony and go to prison for
Speaker 4: life for.
Speaker 2: Searching for this auder. By the way, I think it's
Speaker 2: even in Florida or auto information you can get over
Speaker 2: the counter. You know, you can just go on been
Speaker 2: verified and get it. Okay, this is just insane. This
Speaker 2: is a bunch of freaking amateurs, a bunch of idiots,
Speaker 2: just blowing my mind. I should be getting paid a
Speaker 2: million dollars a week, can't. The freaking idiots are saying
Speaker 2: this kind of wild stuff, which reminds me I was
Speaker 2: gonna bring this up to they're claiming that Lumer it's
Speaker 2: about about Feds are on her tail and just about
Speaker 2: to arrest her for for hacking into the state farm
Speaker 2: and we went off and then once I said, hey,
Speaker 2: you know, guys, state that's not state farms information, that's
Speaker 2: Lexus Nexus. Now with all these experts who won't even
Speaker 2: acknowledge me, but you know they're hearing this from me clearly. Okay,
Speaker 2: uh now it's oh, oh, well, if she's getting this
Speaker 2: from Lexus Nexus, then it's even more of a crime
Speaker 2: and more of a federal felawy. Okay, because because she's
Speaker 2: doxing people. You know, she said she got the reporter thing.
Speaker 2: And by the way, too, let's say candas Owns is
Speaker 2: definitely reporting and soul of a town. Okay, Lexus Nexus
Speaker 2: will do an audit. Who looked up this information on
Speaker 2: candas owns car? Oh? Look at this. It comes back
Speaker 2: to Laura Lumer. Laura Lumer, what is your authorized purpose
Speaker 2: for that search? Well, here's an email retainer I have
Speaker 2: from Erica Kirk who says, Hey, Laura, can you look
Speaker 2: into Candas Owens for me? I have? She's been bugging
Speaker 2: me and making accusations about me. Can you please look
Speaker 2: into it? That you're done, that's it, that's all you need.
Speaker 2: Okay that the swat team has to turn around and
Speaker 2: go back home. You've just demonstrated your authorized purpose. I
Speaker 2: got a client that wanted me to look into it. Well,
Speaker 2: while I'm doing opposition research against Cannis Owens. Oh, I'm
Speaker 2: doing a news by part a news story about Cannis
Speaker 2: Owens and how she's Why does she have a million
Speaker 2: dollars worth of cars? Okay, that's the beginning and end
Speaker 2: of the Lexus Nexus audit on unauthorized use of this material.
Speaker 2: The next step would be, Okay, Candid Luomer, we don't
Speaker 2: agree that that's an authorized use. We're canceling your account. Well,
Speaker 2: she had ten minutes later, she can have a lawyer
Speaker 2: set up an account, or a friend or her set
Speaker 2: up an account, get her other account. There's nothing she's
Speaker 2: not going to jail on this. Now, it's a federal felony.
Speaker 2: It's a federal of federal. Everyone loves to say this
Speaker 2: crap about how a crime is a big deal because
Speaker 2: it's federal. The only thing it means if it's federal
Speaker 2: is you're way less likely than the federal government's gonna
Speaker 2: indicte you. If they do indict you, they got like
Speaker 2: a ninety seven percent conviction rate, and you got to
Speaker 2: do eighty percent of the time. I think it's like
Speaker 2: eighty seven percent of the time. You gotta do her
Speaker 2: eighty five percent of the time. I always forget, and
Speaker 2: I was facing that center. They can't remember, Okay, so
Speaker 2: you know, once you're in diety, yeah you're screwed. Okay,
Speaker 2: But they do the odds of them going after someone
Speaker 2: on such minuscule stupidity as running an auto search, I
Speaker 2: think it's in Florida, which that stuff is Sunshine Will anyway,
Speaker 2: is so freaking ridiculous. Okay. And on top of that,
Speaker 2: maybe it was the other way around. Loomer's friends with
Speaker 2: cash Pattel. Maybe the other way around, Candice is on
Speaker 2: the outs with Trump and Cash Pattel. So I don't
Speaker 2: see any scenario here. This doesn't mean I like Blora Lumer,
Speaker 2: or I support Laura Lumo, or I'm a Zionist and
Speaker 2: I want to kill mudslom children all of that. I'm
Speaker 2: just telling you what reality is. Okay, Let's face the facts.
Speaker 2: Reality from someone that knows what they're doing, somebody that
Speaker 2: knows what they're talking about, the odds that there would
Speaker 2: be any kind of criminal Uh, if it was a
Speaker 2: normal person doing this kind of search, like I said,
Speaker 2: if it wasn't in the news all over Twitter, it
Speaker 2: went in there, Lexus Nexus sends you an email, Hey,
Speaker 2: we're doing an audit and what's your purpose for this search? Okay,
Speaker 2: which happened to me back in Vegas years ago. The
Speaker 2: celebrity went missing in Vegas and I was hired to
Speaker 2: go look for that celebrity. And so I went, and
Speaker 2: I said, you know what, I got a big retainer,
Speaker 2: and I know they hired every PI in town. And
Speaker 2: I says, you know what, man, I know everybody else.
Speaker 2: I know they're they're ignoring all the basic stuff here.
Speaker 2: They're not looking for all the emails they're looking for,
Speaker 2: all the phone numbers, all the connections here. Let me
Speaker 2: run all the databases on this celebrity and her friends
Speaker 2: and people around her, and see what. I just like
Speaker 2: an old fashioned skip search like that. Let me let
Speaker 2: me run it that way, even though we kind of
Speaker 2: knew where she was and suspected. But I also said,
Speaker 2: you know what, I'm getting paid for this. They're gonna
Speaker 2: pay the expense. They're gonna pay for the searches. Let
Speaker 2: me run up there freaking thousand dollars worth of searches,
Speaker 2: and then I'll have a listener from for the future.
Speaker 2: You all have whole filing you know, all right? Why not?
Speaker 2: It's all legit. But I got one of those audits,
Speaker 2: Hey why are you looking up this teen pop star?
Speaker 2: And I said, oh, here's my retainer. I'm a little
Speaker 2: legitimate investigation. Fact. We retained by her estate, uh hired
Speaker 2: me to do this. Her own people, you know, the
Speaker 2: same people you know, whoever you know have the foul charges,
Speaker 2: gets me the one who you know if I did
Speaker 2: something wrong. So if this isn't a big deal, this
Speaker 2: is routine. I'm sorry to break it to you. This
Speaker 2: is routine. But even if it wasn't, let's see, do
Speaker 2: you have any idea just when I was really sick,
Speaker 2: when I was dying, Okay, jamone, it was only a
Speaker 2: year ago. Okay, my net a was energy a year ago. Okay,
Speaker 2: I was dying. You know, I've already been to the
Speaker 2: gym today. I already rode my bike today. I'm gonna
Speaker 2: go for a hike in a little while. Joining up
Speaker 2: signing him to a pool too shortly, and I put
Speaker 2: a new pool and goggles and stuff like that. My
Speaker 2: old pool bag I used to go to the pool
Speaker 2: with Victoria every day. Is it's like twenty five. It
Speaker 2: has to be older them ic, it's about almost like
Speaker 2: twenty seven, twenty eight years old. I used that same
Speaker 2: yellow pool bag for hiking and all kinds of stuff
Speaker 2: like that. And now I'm retiring and I just bought
Speaker 2: a new one. But year ago, when I was still sick,
Speaker 2: I ran across an old friend who I actually knew
Speaker 2: her when she was a teller at a bank in Vegas.
Speaker 2: And I think I might have told you the story
Speaker 2: about this. That year in Vegas, I was dating three
Speaker 2: girls and they all had pink hair, and they all
Speaker 2: went to the same high school, but they didn't know
Speaker 2: each other, which is by coin. They knew each other,
Speaker 2: but I didn't meet them through each other, just by coincidence.
Speaker 2: I was dating three women who all went to the
Speaker 2: same high school. I all had the same pink hair,
Speaker 2: So she was a teller when I knew her. Then
Speaker 2: now she's VP. Okay, she's got a huge job over there,
Speaker 2: and we ran toward each other on social media. She
Speaker 2: gets a hold of me, she goes, you know, Ed,
Speaker 2: I know you do that investigation work. You know, we
Speaker 2: need to hire a regional investigator here to really look
Speaker 2: into the bank fraud that's going on. And she's telling me,
Speaker 2: what's going on with this bank fraud these days where
Speaker 2: it's so elaborate and they got them. She was telling
Speaker 2: me that sometimes they'll have two different crews of fraud
Speaker 2: checks in the bank at the same time that don't
Speaker 2: even know each other. They're both pass and bad checks
Speaker 2: at the same time that they do it. That they
Speaker 2: don't have a guy online who has an account at
Speaker 2: the bank deposit five thousand and seven thousand dollars into
Speaker 2: his real account so that when the next person in
Speaker 2: line comes up with the fake check for five thousand.
Speaker 2: They got the cash sitting right there, so the teller
Speaker 2: doesn't even have to go and go request the cash
Speaker 2: and draw a suspicion. They got this thing down to science,
Speaker 2: and they're just stealing. This is going on every day,
Speaker 2: all day long. Now, you're stealing from that's a federal
Speaker 2: crime to steal from a bank. You think they're appointing
Speaker 2: that to the FBI every freaking day, of course, not, okay.
Speaker 2: And and then what they're looking to do now is
Speaker 2: to get ahead of these scams and figure out what
Speaker 2: what the planning is and how they're working and who's
Speaker 2: doing this. She was telling me about how they to
Speaker 2: make the fake IDs. There's a certain printer to make
Speaker 2: the fake IDs, and they keep them in stock at
Speaker 2: the staples down there in Vegas because they get off
Speaker 2: the plane to do these scams and they buy the
Speaker 2: new printer. So this is like how many I D
Speaker 2: printers they're keeping these things in stock. It's only it's
Speaker 2: only for these scams, for these cons So this idea
Speaker 2: that the Feds are gonna drop everything they're doing. They're
Speaker 2: not even investigating daily bank thefts, daily bank scams. Then
Speaker 2: then there's all other thing too, with the thefts go on,
Speaker 2: with the fake tax returns that go on at all
Speaker 2: the projects all across the country, that everyone's doing these things.
Speaker 2: They're not even investigating that stuff. They're not even going
Speaker 2: after those people. And they're gonna drop everything and go
Speaker 2: after a fraudulent look up out of lexis Nexus account.
Speaker 2: It's just beyond beyond insanity. And for people who are
Speaker 2: supposed to be authorities on these topics, man, you know,
Speaker 2: and people you look to the you know, supposed to
Speaker 2: respect their reporting and their research and stuff like that.
Speaker 2: Not just Lumor and Canas owns that are both a
Speaker 2: little wacky, not a little wacky, they're both very very wacky.
Speaker 2: But these other people, you know, investigative report a Twitter
Speaker 2: account with eighthred thousand followers, and they're rambling that they
Speaker 2: don't know what's going on, they don't know the basics,
Speaker 2: which brings me to another thing. Okay, we just had
Speaker 2: a friend of the show, former friend of the show.
Speaker 2: He's to be on the show and brought the mind
Speaker 2: and took my zampoli and we had a little falling down. Okay,
Speaker 2: and I'm not gonna get into it, but it's just
Speaker 2: typical of what we see. Now, what do you call it?
Speaker 2: So the guy gets a letter, a seasoned assist letter
Speaker 2: from Zampauli's attorney, all right, now, it's not even a
Speaker 2: good seasoned assist letter. By the way, I've gotten dozens
Speaker 2: season assist letters over the years doing this show, okay, dozens, Okay.
Speaker 2: Not once have I published the letter. Okay, because because
Speaker 2: there's a procedure how to deal with these things like
Speaker 2: an adult, like a professional, How you deal with these
Speaker 2: things when you get a letter like this. First of all,
Speaker 2: if your attorney responds back, then that becomes attorney communication
Speaker 2: between two A current turns you an allowed to publishing
Speaker 2: O case. You don't want to do that, right, but
Speaker 2: you want to respond yourself. And you just say, Okay,
Speaker 2: you know you're making some claims here, but I'm defaming.
Speaker 2: I got some mistakes here in my reporting. Oh my goodness,
Speaker 2: Explain to me what I got wrong. Show me where
Speaker 2: I'm wrong, because you know, I asked some questions, and
Speaker 2: the guests there and they seem to be pretty know
Speaker 2: what they're talking about. The guests can come on the
Speaker 2: person we're talking about, your client can come on the show.
Speaker 2: You can give me a written statement. I'll read it
Speaker 2: on the show. There's ways to deal with these things,
Speaker 2: and there's ways to deal with these things, you know.
Speaker 2: So I'm not getting a season desist. There's ways to
Speaker 2: deal with these things that not only do they go
Speaker 2: away quietly and apologize, but if they do sue me.
Speaker 2: If anybody sues me, man, they're paying, they're paying to
Speaker 2: settle me. All right, come sue me, man, Okay, I'm
Speaker 2: not gonna lose this suit. Okay. There was a guy,
Speaker 2: uh this character Twitter guy you know who's wrong. It
Speaker 2: was a millionaire, possibly a billionaire, very very rich guy.
Speaker 2: I think it was even an attorney too. And you know,
Speaker 2: I walked one up against this guy and I took
Speaker 2: him down. And everyone else who said boode to this guy,
Speaker 2: he's threatened to sue him, and he even did sue
Speaker 2: a couple of people. This guy threatened to sue me,
Speaker 2: and I told him, I says, look, dude, we both
Speaker 2: know if you would assume me, you're gonna pay me
Speaker 2: to settle okay, And I'm all right, well you know it,
Speaker 2: and I know it, all right. I'm not stupid and
Speaker 2: you're not stupid. Okay. The guy never bothered me again.
Speaker 2: So there's ways to if you know what you're doing,
Speaker 2: if you have a little experience, if you're a little
Speaker 2: savvy and you know what you're doing, and you're not
Speaker 2: just stumbling and bumbling around and just doing stupid shit
Speaker 2: you know from people were hurting people trying to help you. Okay,
Speaker 2: then this would be a minor thing. Okay, you respond back,
Speaker 2: show me where I'm wrong, Show me my mistake if
Speaker 2: I'm wrong, because now you're showing you hadn't got no mouse.
Speaker 2: Oh my goodness. If I said something wrong, I want
Speaker 2: to know. Okay, I interviewed somebody. I asked them questions
Speaker 2: and they gave me answers. What did I do wrong? Okay?
Speaker 2: Are you saying the guests said something that's inaccurate? Will
Speaker 2: send it to me and you can you can give
Speaker 2: your side. Come on the show, Hey, attorney, you can
Speaker 2: come on the show. I'll be nice. Then come on
Speaker 2: the show. Okay, So you know they're not if you
Speaker 2: boil it. You notice too, even in this the seasoned
Speaker 2: desist letter, they're not saying to h remove any podcast.
Speaker 2: They want no part of me. They're going after the week.
Speaker 2: It's like, okay, what this is going on here. But
Speaker 2: I have stuff going on with the same whole controversy,
Speaker 2: this whole, same whole case, brand new witnesses and brand
Speaker 2: new guests on the show, but also too plaintiffs. Okay,
Speaker 2: it was what I'm working on, all right, that's because
Speaker 2: that's that's Let's get something done, you know what I mean. Tweet,
Speaker 2: Let's tweet, Let's tweet. You look at my letter, you know.
Speaker 2: Let's get some real ship done here, man, and bring
Speaker 2: people down and take it. Take them down, all right,
Speaker 2: some someone's doing some ship. Let's make them pay for it.
Speaker 2: Yead zookes man. I mean, there's a freaking game with
Speaker 2: these people. My plater. You look at me, you know,
Speaker 2: grow up, all of you, Lumer, Candice ow One's all
Speaker 2: you grow up the good authority, good authority. I'm an
Speaker 2: authority that no one told you that it's made up? Right,
Speaker 2: Oh my god? Oh you know what. Let's get into
Speaker 2: two things. And you know, there's a lot of people
Speaker 2: who just found me in the past few years, and
Speaker 2: when they talk about me, said, well, Ed Opperman was
Speaker 2: the p I in the Katie Johnson case, you know,
Speaker 2: or Ed Opperman's the guy who Sasha Riley, you know
Speaker 2: stuff you know, you know. But I've been around way long,
Speaker 2: long time, long long time back to Obama, and I
Speaker 2: there's a repeat I just put up called one man
Speaker 2: can make a difference, Okay, and you should if if
Speaker 2: you think at Opperaton, it's just Katie Johnson right Opperman,
Speaker 2: just it's the whole story about me and Sarah Palin
Speaker 2: and Todd Palin investigation into Todd Palin's infidelity that later
Speaker 2: on she acknowledged the same day I got the evidence
Speaker 2: from the evidence locker in Anchorage, Alaska, Okay, is the
Speaker 2: same day she announced that she wasn't going to run
Speaker 2: for president. And when they asked her why, she says, well,
Speaker 2: people are out there accusing my husband of cheating on me,
Speaker 2: and I was the only one making that allegation. So
Speaker 2: you know, I did an investigation at the tom Sarah Palin,
Speaker 2: which resulted in her withdrawing from running for president. Okay. Now,
Speaker 2: so you can do all your stuff out there, man,
Speaker 2: oh in this that oper in Okay, but that's a fact. Okay.
Speaker 2: You can go pull up the Sean Hannity that's exactly
Speaker 2: the reason she gave and go find some other investigation
Speaker 2: into her husband's in fidelity. That's the only one. And
Speaker 2: then later on that same case culminated into a congressional
Speaker 2: investigation into Secret Service misbehavior because of the Secret Service
Speaker 2: agents on that situation. We're also down in Columbia down there,
Speaker 2: and then didn't pay those prostitutes in that brothel, and
Speaker 2: I was involved in that, Okay, So, and that's why
Speaker 2: I think I was talking about it last week. This
Speaker 2: whole situation with the White House Press Club dinner. Secret
Speaker 2: Service is just not as a Did I do a
Speaker 2: show about that? I don't know if I did or not,
Speaker 2: But they're just not as effective as people think that.
Speaker 2: There are a bunch of drunks and sloppy guys, and
Speaker 2: there's a lot of I don't know if I did
Speaker 2: a show about it or not. I'll check last week.
Speaker 2: And you want to talk about last week, I don't
Speaker 2: even remember. Okay, I got a little going out here,
Speaker 2: all right, But what do you call it this? I'll
Speaker 2: see what was what I talked about? And I don't
Speaker 2: do a whole show about Secret Service again. I by
Speaker 2: the way, too, let me tell you something, Okay, Well,
Speaker 2: these guys out there with their Twitter accounts and doing
Speaker 2: this and doing it when I was involved, not on
Speaker 2: the radio, not on Twitter, not on the Internet, but
Speaker 2: in real life working with Congress doing an investigation to
Speaker 2: Secret Service misbehavior. They would breaking into my mail. Okay,
Speaker 2: I got the pictures. Man, I'm breaking into my mail
Speaker 2: just sometimes just ripping it right open to let me
Speaker 2: know they were going through my mail. So I've been
Speaker 2: down these roads. Okay, I'm tested. I'm a war battle weary. Okay,
Speaker 2: I am not afraid of nobody. All right, none of
Speaker 2: your nonsense out there. Okay, Oh you clowns listen to
Speaker 2: the show with him. Think you're something. Give me a break. Okay,
Speaker 2: what's left? Don't let me that way. Head off that toile.
Speaker 2: I see you trying to change the station. Get your
Speaker 2: head off that die. Remember Bob Grant, he say, get
Speaker 2: off my hair, he said, yell at those callers, get
Speaker 2: off my air. God, I would give anything man to
Speaker 2: listen to one of those old to listen to Bob
Speaker 2: Grant live again. Man, Oh my god, w a b C.
Speaker 2: Bob Grant show. I'm Bob Grant. I think he would
Speaker 2: drink during the show too, in the afternoon, live every
Speaker 2: day man, five days a week. Then God bless them
Speaker 2: in a right wing nut but still that I listened
Speaker 2: to those guys, I listen to you. But his opinion
Speaker 2: suicide note Tagliati, YadA Gottadi mister Epstein's cellmate. There. You know,
Speaker 2: this guy is a total piece of work. The guys,
Speaker 2: this guy, I think his insertion into this thing from
Speaker 2: the start. He's this guy's been some kind of an
Speaker 2: agent for somebody. I don't know what. He was connected
Speaker 2: somehow to Gaylane, Maxwell's attorneys. This guy's had eighteen different attorneys, Okay,
Speaker 2: over the course of all this mess. He's not and
Speaker 2: I've been contacted by people. This guy's doing interviews from
Speaker 2: from jail prison now I guess he's in and the
Speaker 2: people around him are contacting me for interviews and sending
Speaker 2: me recordings of this guy. Are all just those shady types. Man.
Speaker 2: It was greasy players, fixers, you know, not even fixers,
Speaker 2: hangers honors, those kind of guys, you know, guys just
Speaker 2: jumping from one thing toward another, trying to insert themselves
Speaker 2: into everything. So you know, I've been avoiding this guy.
Speaker 2: I know, I don't know what does he really have
Speaker 2: to say? You know, you can't believe a damn thing,
Speaker 2: he says. And now he says he's got some suicide note,
Speaker 2: a handwritten suicide note. But Jeffrey Ebston, you can barely
Speaker 2: read the damn thing. And somehow he had this was
Speaker 2: in a book and he believe it. Oh my god.
Speaker 2: This guy's an out from the start, all right. This
Speaker 2: nothing that comes out of this guy's mouth is to
Speaker 2: be trusted at this stage. Anyway, maybe in the future
Speaker 2: something will come out, so I won't make a deal
Speaker 2: with him. In the future. I don't know what. But
Speaker 2: it's just one thing after another with this guy. I
Speaker 2: don't buy it at all. The other thing that came
Speaker 2: out this week is mister Dershowitz comes out now and says, well,
Speaker 2: mister Epstein was never a Massan and he was never Cia. Okay,
Speaker 2: oh my god. Now I don't know if he's the source.
Speaker 2: He's the guy. It was Dershowitz who went to Acosta
Speaker 2: and told him he's intelligence, and then Acosta supposedly, we
Speaker 2: don't know, there's no confirmation, told Vicky Ward. And now
Speaker 2: Dershwitz makes a three sixty or one eighty. I guess whatever.
Speaker 2: It's never good at math, and turn around and say
Speaker 2: no he was not. How come these other two I
Speaker 2: was gonna look and see if they made a statement
Speaker 2: about this, Okay, but I can pretty much guarantee they
Speaker 2: have it. Okay, I'm gonna go out on a limb there.
Speaker 2: Why aren't they coming out and say, well, that's not
Speaker 2: what he said to us, because I know he said
Speaker 2: it to them. Okay, why what you know? Why? Because
Speaker 2: they're all friends, That's why. Because they're all friends, they're
Speaker 2: all pals. They won't hang out at mar A Lago.
Speaker 2: They're all part of it, including Taggliadi Yadi, Okay, all
Speaker 2: of them. He doesn't hang out at mar A Lago. Man,
Speaker 2: but he's you know, he's in the mix with this
Speaker 2: bunch getting ramens and honey buns. Okay, whatever steroid's in jail,
Speaker 2: I can imagine that Jesus guy's get in jail. Okay.
Speaker 2: But listen, guys, and then who is their source? Oh no, no, no,
Speaker 2: Epstein was intelligence. And we know this from from Hoffenberg
Speaker 2: and from Ari Benmanashi. Haffenburg got that Rover talks about
Speaker 2: Douglas Leech Lease, which I was m I six. We
Speaker 2: know Epstein had connections with Kashogi. We know he's he
Speaker 2: had some kind of intel connections. There's no doubt about
Speaker 2: that State Department and business. He's doing that. But Haffenberg
Speaker 2: gets his information from Ben Manashi. So what did you
Speaker 2: say this two sources Haffenberg and Arinash. It's one source,
Speaker 2: Ari Vamanash, which who is not a great source. Man. Okay,
Speaker 2: everyone who I know who knows the guy is not
Speaker 2: thrilled with his and his source. Okay. I've tried to
Speaker 2: get him on the show. Not that hard, I've tried.
Speaker 2: I got a guy coming in who's gonna start helping me.
Speaker 2: I got a new assistant coming in, so maybe we
Speaker 2: can get more done and I can get back to
Speaker 2: work on stuff like that, because but I'm working on
Speaker 2: this big guest this week. Who and a lawsuit? Off,
Speaker 2: I'll tell you. And we're working on lawsuits. You know,
Speaker 2: I'm not afraid to say it. You know, send me
Speaker 2: a letter. You're about to get a summons. Yeah, you
Speaker 2: gotta complaint man. Uh good, Okay, let's see it. Oh
Speaker 2: what do you think somebody listen here? One man could
Speaker 2: make a difference. Yeah, go go back. Oh Papadopolis, what
Speaker 2: was that about? Oh? Yeah, I was gonna say about
Speaker 2: a bunch of stuff. Eh, okay, I think we're good.
Speaker 2: Coming up after this will be Matt Sergio about the
Speaker 2: Processed Church and the Beatles and all that stuff like that,
Speaker 2: and then Casey Gain is coming on. Now. That's kind
Speaker 2: of a lost episode from December twenty twenty five. I
Speaker 2: don't I don't know if I played it or not.
Speaker 2: I'm not sure, but I was short a show this week,
Speaker 2: so I'm giving you that, and that's the best I
Speaker 2: can do for you. I'm sorry, but I'm working on
Speaker 2: stuff behind it. I had this guy flake on me,
Speaker 2: you know when we had bad audio with Barrett Brown,
Speaker 2: and then another Zampoli guest flake onw ME too, So
Speaker 2: you know there's guest flakes. Nothing I could do, okay,
Speaker 2: you know, because you cut that time out for him,
Speaker 2: and then you know, I don't. I don't have that
Speaker 2: much time working on a lot of stuff I'm looking to,
Speaker 2: you know, Yeah, I've been talking about them. I need
Speaker 2: a place to go to work on this project. I'm
Speaker 2: looking now at Dutchess County, New York. So if you're
Speaker 2: up there in the Duchess County, New York area, you
Speaker 2: know an airbnb or something like that or you know,
Speaker 2: a good little town in that area would be good.
Speaker 2: A little street for me to rent a place for
Speaker 2: a month or two weeks to get some work done,
Speaker 2: and maybe even buying a place in the future, so
Speaker 2: you'd be closer to Victim, closer to the city. You
Speaker 2: get a hold of me and talk to me about that.
Speaker 2: Don't get a hold of me. Okay, I get enough messages, folks,
Speaker 2: I get enough. Okay. We're out of time. We're out
Speaker 2: of time. We're out of time. It's been another fun week,
Speaker 2: fun games and surprises. That's what you get from the
Speaker 2: Opperaman Report. Can you use some members over at the
Speaker 2: Patreon to help support the show. Although we're starting to
Speaker 2: come into the good months with the avid radio advertising,
Speaker 2: the second half of the year is always much better
Speaker 2: than the first half of the year. You really struggle Januaryebrary, March,
Speaker 2: so then we got through April. May is gonna be
Speaker 2: a good month. I got a good check coming in May,
Speaker 2: and or we're in May. Got a good check coming
Speaker 2: in June, and then we should start to see big
Speaker 2: increases for the advertising money. So it'll be right through
Speaker 2: the coast through Christmas and then back to a bed January.
Speaker 2: But it's the consistency of Patreon that you know, that's
Speaker 2: the real supporters of the show. Oh got to go,
Speaker 2: We're out of time. A guy with Sharon and Sharon
Speaker 2: got Sharena. She was sharing Sharon's outlet on the topic
Speaker 2: of disease like he had official guard. Bobby wasn't rings.
Speaker 1: They were all in love with dying.
Speaker 4: They were doing it in Texas.
Speaker 2: Tommy played piano like a kid out in the ring
Speaker 2: and then he lost his leg.
Speaker 4: In Dallas, he was dancing with the train.
Speaker 1: They were all in love with dying.
Speaker 2: They were drinking from a fountain that was boring, like
Speaker 2: an avalanche coming down the mountain.
Speaker 3: I don't mind the sun sometimes, sha, I think he's
Speaker 3: due on my little sense.
Speaker 2: Sittam and sugar and salt food spoken. He was just now,
Speaker 2: look people's Some will die in hot pursuit and fiery
Speaker 2: auto crashes. Some will die in hot pursuit while sifting
Speaker 2: through my ashes. Some will fall in love of life
Speaker 2: and drink it from a fountain that is pouring like
Speaker 2: an avalanche coming down the mountain. Sun times it shows.
Speaker 5: You want make sense.
Speaker 2: Now you had my clothes and sure and some pleasing
Speaker 2: lines never no, just others eyes. Another Mikey took a
Speaker 2: knife while arguing and trapping, and Flipper died and natural death.
Speaker 2: He caught a nasty lyrus and then there was a
Speaker 2: heaper present.
Speaker 1: Football player rapist. They were all in love with dying.
Speaker 2: They were doing it in Texas. Holly caught a bullet
Speaker 2: but it only hit his leg. Well it should have
Speaker 2: been a better shot and got him.
Speaker 4: In the head.
Speaker 1: They were all in love with dying.
Speaker 2: They were drinking from a fountain that was pouring like
Speaker 2: an avalanche coming down the mountain. I don't sometimes he
Speaker 2: and Itjesy shows I can taste you on my let sense.
Speaker 5: Fail you and my glothes cinnamon sugar and sold the
Speaker 5: spoken lies.
Speaker 2: You never know just how you look flo other people's eyes.