Speaker 1: You see somethings going to happen.
Speaker 2: What?
Speaker 3: What's going to happen?
Speaker 1: What?
Speaker 3: I welcome back to the Occult Rejects. We got a
Speaker 3: returning guest some of that's been on the show many
Speaker 3: many times and has always brought great, great information with
Speaker 3: him and stuff when he covers the topics, and uh,
Speaker 3: I'm very happy to have him on for this one.
Speaker 3: I had wanted to cover the Epstein files. I just
Speaker 3: didn't really know anybody that was really covering them that
Speaker 3: I thought was worth having on. I did try to
Speaker 3: have somebody else on, and we never covered the files.
Speaker 3: We just talked about some other crazy shit instead and
Speaker 3: never dropped the episode because it was out there. But
Speaker 3: we got William Ramsey on. Somebody's a little bit more
Speaker 3: mentally stable for this topic. And uh yeah, so uh
Speaker 3: before we introduce him, let me introduce the other rejects
Speaker 3: that are with us. Uh, Brandon, my man, what is
Speaker 3: going on, sir?
Speaker 4: How way, I'm doing quite well on this fine Saturn's day.
Speaker 4: Let's let's go deep and let's go deep hard. That's
Speaker 4: how they say, and that's what she said. Everyone head
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Speaker 4: It's going everything myth, magic and meaning in the world.
Speaker 4: It's time to battle those postmodern functionalists mechanistic archons. And
Speaker 4: there's only one way to do that, and that's the
Speaker 4: uncover the signs and the symbols and the beauties of
Speaker 4: the world. So I like to thank Nick and everyone else, Ethan,
Speaker 4: everyone else. Everyone. Just let's go hard. Thank you, William.
Speaker 4: I'm excited to chat with you. Let's do it.
Speaker 3: Oh yeah, we listen. Thank you very much, Brenda and
Speaker 3: my man Ethan Indigo. What is going on, sir? Thank
Speaker 3: you very much for making this one. Appreciate it. Oh,
Speaker 3: I think he's glitching. And Ethan you Mike is there?
Speaker 3: You go?
Speaker 4: You know? Sorry?
Speaker 5: My thing is fun. Second or two behind. Great to
Speaker 5: be here, Nick, thank you for putting this together.
Speaker 1: Brandon. Great to see you. William.
Speaker 5: You always do such a sounding research, so it's an
Speaker 5: honor to be here with you. I hope I can
Speaker 5: come up with a couple neat questions at anything. And
Speaker 5: Ethan Indigo Smith on all the usual social media. I
Speaker 5: hope people check it out and I always appreciate communication.
Speaker 1: So great to be here again.
Speaker 3: Yeah, thank you for making it Ethan for sure, and William,
Speaker 3: please for the people, for the new listeners, let them
Speaker 3: all know who you are. They don't know who you are. Ready. Yeah.
Speaker 1: I started out as an author. I published my first
Speaker 1: book in twenty ten about Crowley, and then I was
Speaker 1: really a guest and then I kind of flipped around.
Speaker 1: I worked for at Operaman for three years as a
Speaker 1: kind of scheduler wrangler, so that was cool. And while
Speaker 1: I was doing that, came a host and then my
Speaker 1: podcast kind of grew certainly over COVID, and I call
Speaker 1: myself an investigative journalist. Now my podcast is titled William
Speaker 1: Ramsay Investigates. It's in the top five percent of the world,
Speaker 1: top twenty thousand podcasts in the world. I've got five
Speaker 1: so I've actually had six books. I have one that
Speaker 1: it's kind of a lesser book. It's called Alistair Crowley,
Speaker 1: a visual study, which actually becomes more important now that
Speaker 1: AI's come out. So these are actually authentic pictures, historical
Speaker 1: pictures of Crowley. People check that out. But six books,
Speaker 1: and then I have five documentaries on my Patreon, so
Speaker 1: that's basically and I've done a lot of reading about
Speaker 1: the Epstein file since they've come out, well, I definitely
Speaker 1: think they're very important.
Speaker 3: Oh yeah, thank you very much for coming on again.
Speaker 3: Like I said, for this topic, I really wanted to
Speaker 3: have somebody on. I just it was awsome that have
Speaker 3: worked out that it was you, where do you want
Speaker 3: to go first? I do have two things down here.
Speaker 3: I have the one with the code words and the
Speaker 3: other one this one.
Speaker 1: You've got dvanr co words. This is the one I
Speaker 1: think that's kind of of import to you because I
Speaker 1: know you're in New York and this is about the MCC,
Speaker 1: the Metropolitan Corrections Center. A lot of the parts. It's
Speaker 1: important to realize that a ton of files were dropped
Speaker 1: in late December and then the final tranch was dropped
Speaker 1: January thirtieth, And in those documents there are a wide
Speaker 1: variety of different documents. There are emails, there are intake
Speaker 1: documents to the FBI, they are internal documents having to
Speaker 1: do with Epstein's arrest, and there are also civil litigation documents.
Speaker 1: So there's a bunch of different documents. But this maybe
Speaker 1: to start off, are really interesting documents pertaining to what
Speaker 1: happened at the Metropolitan Correctional Facility when Epstein was put
Speaker 1: in there on July eighth of twenty nineteen. He was
Speaker 1: arrested July sixth at Teeterborough Airport, which is where he
Speaker 1: would fly his private jets into. But I think that
Speaker 1: what we know and what we're told by by the
Speaker 1: media is that he was arrested and then he tried
Speaker 1: to commit suicide twice. Once was July twenty third, twenty nineteen,
Speaker 1: and then he successfully committed suicide August tenth of twenty nineteen.
Speaker 1: The internal documents, however, tell a much different story than
Speaker 1: what the media is telling me. And I'll kind of
Speaker 1: guide you through here. This is like the first thing
Speaker 1: of the DOJ talking about it. One of the interesting
Speaker 1: things that the Epstein files is they were released shows
Speaker 1: is that they just pinpointed everything on Epstein and the
Speaker 1: public and that was it. The Epstein file show it's
Speaker 1: a network and he's heavily connected. He's talking to so
Speaker 1: many people in the public that it's actually shocking to
Speaker 1: me how many people he was familiar with, Woody Allen
Speaker 1: and so many celebrities. But this internal document you'll see here,
Speaker 1: and it's the the files are all categorized by this
Speaker 1: EFTA number. It's the acronym for the Epstein Files Transparency Act.
Speaker 1: So all you have to do is type in this
Speaker 1: bottom number on the bottom right into the Justice dot
Speaker 1: gov website and these things will pop up. This one
Speaker 1: is the EFTA zero zero one six one four nine four,
Speaker 1: and it's the Internal Death Investigation for the New York
Speaker 1: Fields Office of the Federal Bureau of Investigation, right a
Speaker 1: subset of the Department of Justice. It tells a much
Speaker 1: different story there internal documents. I don't think this public.
Speaker 1: This document's ever been released to the public, not to
Speaker 1: my knowledge, before the Epstein Act. But you can just
Speaker 1: just scanning through here you can see how thorough it is.
Speaker 1: I think it's like one hundred and eighteen this one
Speaker 1: hundred and eighteen pages of material, so it's almost like
Speaker 1: a mini document, I mean, a mini not book actually
Speaker 1: about their take on the events. And either this is faked,
Speaker 1: which they put a lot of effort into it, or
Speaker 1: this is the real story of what happened to Epstein
Speaker 1: at the MCC and I tend to believe this is
Speaker 1: more authentic than the story that he tried to commit
Speaker 1: suicide twice.
Speaker 3: Yeah. I even was saying to you before before the
Speaker 3: show even from my experience with the way, like I
Speaker 3: was in the one in the city and then the
Speaker 3: one in Brooklyn, because when you're in the FEDS, you
Speaker 3: get sometimes bounced around or they have you in different
Speaker 3: places until you get your destination or sentence. So I've
Speaker 3: been through both of them, and like, yo, I mean
Speaker 3: it's they really don't give you much of a way
Speaker 3: to kill yourself, Like I'm being for real, like they
Speaker 3: I mean down to like if you want to write
Speaker 3: a letter, your pain doesn't even have that plastic on it.
Speaker 3: It's like literally just a little ink thing in the
Speaker 3: middle on the ball at the end. Like they didn't
Speaker 3: want to give you a chance to stay with yourself
Speaker 3: in the neck, Like there is no way you're going
Speaker 3: to fucking knock yourself off from one of those things
Speaker 3: unless you're like banging your head against the wall. At
Speaker 3: that point, you probably knock yourself out before you kill yourself.
Speaker 3: I don't buy it.
Speaker 1: It's yeah, No, it's interesting you say that. Nick is
Speaker 1: because in these documents, now see if I can find him,
Speaker 1: they show him on suicide Watch and somebody's making a
Speaker 1: statement every thirty minutes.
Speaker 3: Yeah, no, they yes, they are up there. Ass they
Speaker 3: didn't take it for you either, Like they're kind of
Speaker 3: like assholes to them.
Speaker 1: Believe it's interesting because they have him on suicide Watch
Speaker 1: and then all of a sudden they take him off,
Speaker 1: So why do they take him off with suicide Watch.
Speaker 1: They also show that the most important camera that covers
Speaker 1: his cell it wasn't working. It stopped working on July
Speaker 1: twenty ninth, which is in and of itself suspicious as heck.
Speaker 1: They also show that what they're the camera that there
Speaker 1: is working and they show to the public is kind
Speaker 1: of deceptive. It's not actually showing the actual door of
Speaker 1: Jeff's Jeffrey Epstein's cell, It's showing a different door. And
Speaker 1: I'll show that. Yeah, it's very it's very obvious. This
Speaker 1: document right here is what they released the FBI after
Speaker 1: he was arrested. And if you go down to the bottom,
Speaker 1: I'll highlight it, but there's a link here. It takes
Speaker 1: you to a video file, and that video file is
Speaker 1: not the actual door of jeff Epstein's cell. It takes
Speaker 1: you to a different shot. And I'll show you very
Speaker 1: clearly in these documents what the DOJ did, either through
Speaker 1: intentional obfuscation or just negligence. They didn't tell the public
Speaker 1: what it was because the layout of the two tiered
Speaker 1: kind of system within the special housing unit is a
Speaker 1: subset of the MCC.
Speaker 3: So the show Jeff's completely away from everything else and
Speaker 3: it's on its own exactly.
Speaker 1: He's like the number one guy in the jail, right, So,
Speaker 1: like he's in a special housing unit within this giant
Speaker 1: like I think it's twelve story building or something, and
Speaker 1: he's in a second tier. You have to go up
Speaker 1: the stairs and there's supposed to be a girl or
Speaker 1: person there. Why him literally within a stone's throw of
Speaker 1: his his cell. And the interesting thing is these files
Speaker 1: show that the night that he died from twelve, the
Speaker 1: recordings that were supposed to be done at midnight three
Speaker 1: and five were never done. The rounds were never done.
Speaker 1: So the people, and she was the girl who was
Speaker 1: supposed to be doing it, was brought up on charges
Speaker 1: and they're in these files. I'll show them to you.
Speaker 1: So this stuff never made it out into the public.
Speaker 1: He gets into jail on the eighth you can see
Speaker 1: right here on sevent ten he's assigned this guy, Nicholas Tartaglioni,
Speaker 1: And we'll show pictures of him. Their pictures of him
Speaker 1: out of jail are terrifying. The guy is roided to
Speaker 1: the map, like he looks gigantic, Like he's a huge,
Speaker 1: gigantic guy. He also had just killed four people, like
Speaker 1: he was being charged with the murder of four people.
Speaker 1: What he had done, what he was charged and he's
Speaker 1: convicted within the last couple of years, is that he
Speaker 1: had gone. It was like an hour or two north
Speaker 1: of downtown NYC. He was at a bar and he
Speaker 1: was stealing coke and he felt like he got burned,
Speaker 1: I think, is the story. And he lured a guy
Speaker 1: to the bar and killed him, and then the guy's
Speaker 1: three friends showed up, and he killed all three of
Speaker 1: them too, and then he took their bodies and buried
Speaker 1: him on his property in New York and they found him.
Speaker 1: So he was arrested and put in jail on that
Speaker 1: tried and then found guilty. He wasn't guilty at this point,
Speaker 1: but they put him in there. They start they're questioning
Speaker 1: Epstein almost every day about his well being. On seventy eleven,
Speaker 1: you can see here chief psychologists saw Epstein for a
Speaker 1: psychological observation contact. He denied suicidality and did not appear
Speaker 1: to be in any distress at this time, so he
Speaker 1: says he's not suicidicidal. Then on seven twenty three, he's
Speaker 1: with tartag Leone. He suddenly like gets brought in. Epstein
Speaker 1: told the officer that tartag Leoni sell It tried to
Speaker 1: kill him and they've been harassing him. Tartaglioni claimed he'd
Speaker 1: been asleep. So Tartaglioni's story is that he's a I
Speaker 1: was just asleep and I popped up and there was
Speaker 1: a rope word like this isn't a built. This is
Speaker 1: barely believable for me, Like I was sleeping and then
Speaker 1: I woke up, So he was Epstein's claiming that this
Speaker 1: thing is that he's trying to kill him. Then he's
Speaker 1: on suicide watch. So Epstein issuing initiated on suicide from
Speaker 1: seven to twenty three and they're constantly asking him are
Speaker 1: you suicidal? Then he's taken off of suicide watch the
Speaker 1: next day, so they're believing he's suicidal, but then they
Speaker 1: take him off of the watch.
Speaker 3: That's even another thing. I think if you get put
Speaker 3: on suicide watch inside there, it has to be for
Speaker 3: at least seventy two hours regardless, So like even like
Speaker 3: people know, like this is the whole thing. If you
Speaker 3: want to pull that shit to think you're gonna get
Speaker 3: some special treatment, you're actually going to be in a
Speaker 3: shitty situation because you lied it for fucking few days.
Speaker 3: So it's something to think about before you really want
Speaker 3: to push his steflow.
Speaker 1: These are all very sketchy, nick, This is like crazy stuff.
Speaker 1: On seven twenty four, the day after, Epstein denied suicidality
Speaker 1: and stated I have no interest in killing myself and
Speaker 1: it would be crazy to take my life, even though
Speaker 1: he was depressed and happy about his current legal situation.
Speaker 1: So he's not he's and they ask him again. On
Speaker 1: to seven twenty five, he denied suicide aality and said
Speaker 1: he was too vested in my case to fight it.
Speaker 1: I have a life and I want to go back
Speaker 1: to living my life. He wants to get out of jail.
Speaker 1: Epstein then on seven twenty six, so three days after
Speaker 1: the event, Epstein denied suicidal ideation, intention, or plan and
Speaker 1: referred to himself as a coward and I'm Jewish and
Speaker 1: said he was not someone who liked pain and would
Speaker 1: ever attempt to harm himself, so they would these have
Speaker 1: to either be forged or this is the real story.
Speaker 1: But there's no evidence that this is forged. You know,
Speaker 1: it's just like, okay.
Speaker 3: Guys, like I'm too much of a bitch to hurt myself.
Speaker 1: No, And you know he was He clearly is not athletics,
Speaker 1: So I mean he maybe rode around on a jet
Speaker 1: ski or something, but he don't see him ever playing
Speaker 1: sports other than bingbong, And and.
Speaker 5: Wasn't wasn't there this element where he kind of wanted
Speaker 5: to like extend his life and pro create. Yeah, put
Speaker 5: forth his genetic Like, there's no way he wanted to
Speaker 5: kill himself with that all in mind, right.
Speaker 1: He seems to have had a cryobank account and he
Speaker 1: definitely wanted to Pep wanted to perpetuate his genes genetic.
Speaker 1: He was kind of like a Bond Bond villain in
Speaker 1: a lot of ways. Seven seven, Can I remember what
Speaker 1: happened in Sahu? He didn't know what happened in the
Speaker 1: special housing unit. He denied suicidal idiation, said I'm a coward,
Speaker 1: So he says it again. He would remain on psych observation,
Speaker 1: denied suicidallydiation seven twenty nine, remaining in the hospital one
Speaker 1: week where it is safe, so he felt threatened. He
Speaker 1: wanted to stay in the hospital.
Speaker 3: Oh, you know, this is even another thing too, Like
Speaker 3: if you're in the shoe for like doing something stupid,
Speaker 3: or you're in the shoe for like they think you're
Speaker 3: gonna kill yourself, you're even gonna have special different treatment
Speaker 3: than even the people in there for other things, Like
Speaker 3: they like you will even get different clothes. You get
Speaker 3: like a think of it looks like a turtle shell.
Speaker 3: Like there's no way you can hang yourself with that.
Speaker 3: It's like some big velcro fucking thing you get stuck wearing.
Speaker 3: You look silly that shit right.
Speaker 1: Wait till they show you what he supposedly hung himself
Speaker 1: with and his injuries. I think give back he they
Speaker 1: this is the kicker is. On August first, twenty nineteen,
Speaker 1: Staff reported that when Epstein came back from court, the
Speaker 1: USM asked him to sign a form that noted he
Speaker 1: had suicidal tendencies. So he gets back from court and
Speaker 1: they shove a form in his face. He was seen
Speaker 1: for a suicide risks of it. Epstein seems surprised that
Speaker 1: there was a form noting suicidal tendencies. He denied again
Speaker 1: that he's not suicidal. He denied any suicidal tendencies, and
Speaker 1: suicide watch was not indicated.
Speaker 3: Yeah, it is probably be like, yo, what are you
Speaker 3: trying to fucking tell me?
Speaker 1: You're trying to establish a record, Like, yo, so what
Speaker 1: they're doing sign this document, Jeff, you just came back here.
Speaker 1: And then he's like no, he's saying he's not suicide
Speaker 1: over and over and over again. So then they take
Speaker 1: him out. Something happens. Then a ten he's found dead
Speaker 1: early in the morning. It's like six o'clock in the morning.
Speaker 1: That's a Saturday too, by the.
Speaker 3: Way, he's on the release time too. Of supposedly him dying.
Speaker 1: I don't know, but it gets sketchier, like it's.
Speaker 3: Very I think the internal email was like I don't know,
Speaker 3: it was like there's something weird about like when he
Speaker 3: first got I.
Speaker 1: Think it was called at something like here's the thing
Speaker 1: is that you see this twelve thirty and six. This
Speaker 1: turned out to be all forged and fraudulent. These like
Speaker 1: things they just found and I'll show you, I'll show
Speaker 1: you exactly what happened later, but these official counts of
Speaker 1: inmates present were all forged. They found that out in
Speaker 1: a thing. I've messed up. She's not to blame. We
Speaker 1: messed up. We didn't do any rounds, so they forged
Speaker 1: the rounds and then they admitted to it right away. Strangely,
Speaker 1: according to this record, right, that's.
Speaker 3: A guy like five thousand dollars deposited into it.
Speaker 1: Right, five thousand depositive has had funds around very strange behavior.
Speaker 1: So Epstein's time of death coded at seven thirty six,
Speaker 1: ported by er physician. Epstein body released to the Chief
Speaker 1: Medical Examiner, then he's taken to the City Morgue. Then
Speaker 1: there's an autopsy next day. Doc. This diagram is very
Speaker 1: important because it shows this two tiered system within the
Speaker 1: say Chew. Just like you said, Nick, this is set
Speaker 1: apart from the regular MCC. This is special housing. So
Speaker 1: it's a how it's to jail within a jail almost
Speaker 1: And what you have to do to get to Epstein's
Speaker 1: cell is there's this central area and you have to
Speaker 1: walk up a staircase and then go by the guard station,
Speaker 1: which you can see there right, I think, can you
Speaker 1: see my mouse moving?
Speaker 3: Yeah? It's funny you said jail inside of a jail,
Speaker 3: because I remember when I was in this shoe and
Speaker 3: somebody was like, yo, you know, you fucked up, and
Speaker 3: you're like literally in prison for people in prison, it's like, oh,
Speaker 3: this is fucked right.
Speaker 1: It's like a prison within prison.
Speaker 3: It is.
Speaker 1: You see where they indicate where Jeff Sell is, and
Speaker 1: the pictures will will verify this. That cell is number
Speaker 1: two twenty. It's literally right across from the guard station.
Speaker 1: That's not very far. It's probably you know, nine feet
Speaker 1: nine yards or you know, so very close. But what's
Speaker 1: very important is to check out these camera angles according
Speaker 1: to this because what they should what the government showed us,
Speaker 1: and the camera angle is not the ale angle towards
Speaker 1: Jeff's Sell, the one at the very top right here
Speaker 1: if you see my mouse, that's the one they found
Speaker 1: out stopped working on seven, so they didn't have an
Speaker 1: accurate film camera that functioned for the most important person
Speaker 1: in the jail at that time that everybody knew and
Speaker 1: was all over the media, right the everybody was talking
Speaker 1: about Epstein if you remember that back in the day.
Speaker 1: It's seven years ago. But so this is like all
Speaker 1: these diagrams are very important, and this shows where you
Speaker 1: have to go up to the sahu, which you have
Speaker 1: to go up these stairs and go through another set
Speaker 1: of gates that's to the right tier. That's the special
Speaker 1: housing unit, so you have to go up to the tier.
Speaker 1: This is an actual depiction of Epstein's cell, So he's
Speaker 1: behind another set of gates, but it's down a long corridor, well,
Speaker 1: a corridor that has seems to have one, two, three, four,
Speaker 1: five six things. That camera at the left here did
Speaker 1: not work. So this is his so called suicide that
Speaker 1: they called a suicide. This is Jeff Epstein's body. You
Speaker 1: can see around his neck. He has a pretty intense there.
Speaker 1: He is right there, pretty intense like burn around his
Speaker 1: neck like somebody got in there. Did you see that?
Speaker 3: Yeah?
Speaker 1: And then they tagged him. He's dead on a ten.
Speaker 1: They did work on him. This on his left shoulder,
Speaker 1: he had an old tattoo. He's just getting it. Maybe
Speaker 1: it was a tattoo over a like some kind of
Speaker 1: birthmark or something. But this this is also verified that
Speaker 1: this was a mark that he had. And this is
Speaker 1: the inside of his cell. It's like, what's up with
Speaker 1: all these freaking rags and everything in here, and then
Speaker 1: that's supposedly how he hung himself.
Speaker 3: This is the blankets that they give you inside the shoe.
Speaker 3: They're like fucking Finnish shit. This is supposedly how he
Speaker 3: hung himself. There's whole thing you can literally gives. I've
Speaker 3: done it just to be a dick. It flushed it
Speaker 3: down the toile bleah at one point, like me, mysell.
Speaker 3: They were just like anything that would go down the
Speaker 3: toll bow. Just of course the Fed's money was flushing
Speaker 3: like fuck you. Right.
Speaker 1: According to the autopsy, assuming these are all valid and
Speaker 1: they have the name of the person, doctor Kristin Roman,
Speaker 1: you can see it right here if you see my highlight,
Speaker 1: his hyoid bone was broken and he had both of
Speaker 1: his ligaments in his what do they call it, larynx
Speaker 1: were broken. So this is very consistent not with strangulation,
Speaker 1: but like manual strangulation, like it was done.
Speaker 3: Yeah, that's like even something I want to like mention,
Speaker 3: Like I'm looking at the jel cell like maybe it's
Speaker 3: not like when you're in there. Maybe it's a little
Speaker 3: bit differ, but like the way those bunk beds are made,
Speaker 3: like even if you tied that shit around your neck
Speaker 3: and try to hang yourself like, I don't really think
Speaker 3: that's gonna work. And second of all, it's not gonna
Speaker 3: look like you that mark he has on his neck.
Speaker 3: I just don't think you can pull it off in there.
Speaker 3: I don't like that looks like a lot of pressure
Speaker 3: intention and for a while, you know, I don't think
Speaker 3: you're gonna get that from hanging yourself off of a
Speaker 3: bunk bed, like, I just don't think.
Speaker 1: I don't think that it's gonna be.
Speaker 3: Sufficient enough and all that. It's just to me, it
Speaker 3: just doesn't make sense, like you're you're barely gonna be
Speaker 3: hanging yourself if you're like if part of your body
Speaker 3: is on the like it's what I'm trying to get at.
Speaker 3: Isn't even enough room to really even hang yourself correctly.
Speaker 3: You'd have to force It would almost like you're doing
Speaker 3: some weird BTK shit where you're trying to choke yourself
Speaker 3: on a doorknob, jerking off like it would be like,
Speaker 3: you know, it's like you're trying to choke yourself. Honestly,
Speaker 3: to even hang yourself, you're not gonna, like, you know,
Speaker 3: how you'd have to be doing that forever to get
Speaker 3: that mark on your neck.
Speaker 1: Yeah, the story doesn't wash. But the internal this is
Speaker 1: the internal document right here. Investigation Review of Federal Bureau
Speaker 1: of Prisons Custody Care Supervision of Jeff Epstein, June twenty
Speaker 1: twenty three, Investigations Division, And I don't think this ever
Speaker 1: came to public. But it's one hundred and eighteen pages,
Speaker 1: like I mentioned earlier, but it really it's an interesting read.
Speaker 1: I could probably do a show on it, but they
Speaker 1: break everything down in time dates times I mean. But
Speaker 1: also these diagrams are very important because they show the
Speaker 1: angles of the cameras, so like the angle of the
Speaker 1: cameras and how the special housing unit is laid out
Speaker 1: the jail within the jail, and what they showed to
Speaker 1: the public of the camera angle is this angle that
Speaker 1: I'll show you. This is the real angle of Jeff
Speaker 1: cell if this was you can see right here on
Speaker 1: the bottom left his cell is right where those kind
Speaker 1: of clothes are, those rags or whatever is. It's not
Speaker 1: that door but a door before it and that camera
Speaker 1: at the end was not working and that was the
Speaker 1: crime scene. That's what the l tier entry door looked like.
Speaker 1: And this is his door, and that's him right there.
Speaker 1: I mean this photograph is of Jeff all right, So
Speaker 1: that's how you designate how somebody is in there. Two twenty.
Speaker 1: That's a picture of the inside of his cell. That's
Speaker 1: what it looked like. Empty cell. This is the door
Speaker 1: to get into the Sahu. But what they did, what they.
Speaker 3: Like what the ridge human when they're standing up already interrupting,
Speaker 3: it's like your head's already gonna be like level with
Speaker 3: the bunk guy, Like you're not gonna be able to
Speaker 3: really fucking hang yourself too well like that if you're
Speaker 3: already that close to the top, you know what. I'm
Speaker 3: just getting that here, like it's really hot toah that.
Speaker 1: This is what they said he hung himself with.
Speaker 3: I don't think why piece of orange no way, especially
Speaker 3: like when you know, like what that's made out of.
Speaker 3: It's like, you know, really like that shit is like
Speaker 3: fucking thin as fuck. It's worse than like one of
Speaker 3: those hospital blankets that they give you. It's like pointless.
Speaker 1: Thomas explained when he first entered Epstein's cell, he had
Speaker 1: an orange string, presumably from his sheet or shirt, around
Speaker 1: his neck, so he made a string. Epstein was suspended
Speaker 1: from the top bunk in a near seated position, with
Speaker 1: his buttocks one to one and a half inch off
Speaker 1: the floor and his legs extended straight on the floor.
Speaker 1: It just doesn't wash something about this.
Speaker 3: I think you'd have too much of you at body
Speaker 3: weight still supporting you on the ground somehow to an
Speaker 3: extent as well. I mean, even if you're trying to
Speaker 3: leave sideways. I mean, it's just come. I don't get it.
Speaker 3: I don't buy it, knowing how it is in those things.
Speaker 1: He wasn't alone in the l tier. There was a
Speaker 1: two inmates right across, some whose names I haven't been
Speaker 1: able to ascertain yet, in somebody else there. So if
Speaker 1: they're not doing the rounds, all you would have to
Speaker 1: do to ace Epstein is open those doors together and
Speaker 1: let somebody go in and do the job. Right. Oh yeah,
Speaker 1: like that's all you would really have to do. Yeah,
Speaker 1: this is the This is what they're suggesting, is the news, Nick.
Speaker 1: They don't even state that this is it.
Speaker 3: The inmates, we don't even know what's going on either.
Speaker 3: Nobody was really going to be able to see anything,
Speaker 3: you know what I'm saying.
Speaker 1: In the jail. In the jail guys. He's not in
Speaker 1: general pop at all. They probably would beat him up
Speaker 1: because he's a pedophile too, So that's oh yeah.
Speaker 3: Yeah, yeah, for sure, for sure. Let's say sent them
Speaker 3: to four Dickson. He could be he'll do all right
Speaker 3: over there. There's too many of them.
Speaker 1: But this, these are these diagrams are very important because
Speaker 1: they shoke the cameras. This is what they showed the public.
Speaker 1: Is this angle. This is not the correct angle. This
Speaker 1: is too outside of the itself. This is what they
Speaker 1: showed the public.
Speaker 3: His figure six four, well, his rule was also two
Speaker 3: twenty right, it's not even the right number.
Speaker 1: Right, This is what they told the public, was it.
Speaker 1: There's ten hours of video shooting just to the center
Speaker 1: of the Special Housing Unit. Why did the government show
Speaker 1: that they're lying, they're off use skating or they're bungling.
Speaker 3: They're just showing you the c's bubble and that's it.
Speaker 1: It's the doorway to the L tier. That's not the
Speaker 1: right angle. So all these like they're showing you. This
Speaker 1: is figure sixty seven location of non recording camera and
Speaker 1: L tier. It's the one for Epstein's cell.
Speaker 5: You literally have the.
Speaker 1: Most important guy in the country or most important guide
Speaker 1: jailed person and they don't have a functioning camera. Warden,
Speaker 1: who was not scheduled to work at the institution, led
Speaker 1: an FBI financic analysis. FBI sees all hard drives, this
Speaker 1: is QUANTU. They went to Quantico technician reviewed DVR two
Speaker 1: controller logs and found that there had previously been a
Speaker 1: catastrophic disc failure and no recordings would have been available
Speaker 1: after July twenty ninth, twenty nineteen. So, I mean it
Speaker 1: may have been working, but it's not recording. Can you
Speaker 1: imagine this?
Speaker 3: Yeah, straight up that I'll be honest with you, when
Speaker 3: even when I was in the FEDS, when I was
Speaker 3: in food Dicks, there was some cameras that are up
Speaker 3: on the wall that I was like, yo, yo, it
Speaker 3: looks so fucking beat up and broken in glass. It's
Speaker 3: just like, is that even on? Like it does that
Speaker 3: even work?
Speaker 1: Anybody paying attention to what's the morale?
Speaker 3: Honestly, I'll tell you what the shit that I saw
Speaker 3: that went on they can't be because it's unreal. The
Speaker 3: fucking wild shit that goes on in prison, believe it
Speaker 3: or not. Wild.
Speaker 1: So this are the pictures of the first event, which
Speaker 1: was called the Jeff Epstein suicide. Right, they don't even
Speaker 1: verify it in the files. They just say possible event.
Speaker 1: They don't say suicide. I mean they're like using wishy
Speaker 1: washy words. But it happened at two am. And he
Speaker 1: looks like he's asleep, like he's been drugged. Like why
Speaker 1: is it? They pop up? He looks drugged. They took
Speaker 1: pictures of him front, back, the whole bit, and that's TARTAGLIONI.
Speaker 1: That's what he looks like. So that's his kind of drugs.
Speaker 5: Wasn't he into these rare psychotropics that had like a
Speaker 5: memory loss.
Speaker 1: Or yeah, the scapalamine. Yeah, yeah, he I have it
Speaker 1: in the files that I sent to Yeah, it's called
Speaker 1: in Colombia, they call it Angel's Breath, and it basically
Speaker 1: gives you an user for like two days, and they
Speaker 1: give it to dudes who were like. It happens a
Speaker 1: lot with prostitutes. The prostitutes will take their drawns and
Speaker 1: drug them and then steal all their money and then
Speaker 1: dump them out and the guy wakes up, he doesn't
Speaker 1: know where he is. Well, there's tartag Leone. He's got
Speaker 1: the kind of tell tales signs of former weightlifting and
Speaker 1: roid use I guess it huge neck muscles or whatever.
Speaker 1: They're together. He says, this is Epstein talking. He says
Speaker 1: he's not threatened here, and he says when Tartaglioni a returned,
Speaker 1: he was upset. Epstein stated he attempted to talk to
Speaker 1: tartag Leoni and Tartaglioni called him a pedophile. Epstein also
Speaker 1: said he knew tartaglio was upset he let him cool off.
Speaker 1: Epstein stated he does not have any issues with Tartaglioni,
Speaker 1: and he feels safe, so he's telling him he's safe.
Speaker 1: This is seven point thirty one. This is two days after. Well,
Speaker 1: later on when we get down to some of this
Speaker 1: other stuff, he's like, guy tried to kill me. Like
Speaker 1: he's telling two different stories. Stadi slept on the mattress.
Speaker 1: He got up, remembery set and stood on Epstein. Epstein
Speaker 1: was sitting on the floor, leaning to the side with
Speaker 1: his eyes open, but wasn't responding. He stayed the last
Speaker 1: time he saw him, he was snoring really loud, sleeping good,
Speaker 1: and when asked about the allegations against his salemate, he
Speaker 1: stated he was told if he hurt him staff wouldn't care.
Speaker 1: So why is this redacted? So what they're staying, what
Speaker 1: they're saying is that Tartaglioni was told if he hurt
Speaker 1: Epstein's staff would not care. So well, this is like
Speaker 1: goes on with this kind of like you know, the
Speaker 1: encouragement encouraging tartag Leoni on it's ambulatory. He does not
Speaker 1: want to talk about the events leading to the marks
Speaker 1: on his neck. Cannot explain the marks on his neck responded,
Speaker 1: I don't know. This is after the quote suicide attempt.
Speaker 1: He doesn't look in at distress or pain. I think
Speaker 1: they drugged him and tried to kill him and he
Speaker 1: didn't do it. He either bungled the job. Because Epstein's
Speaker 1: saying he doesn't know what the ELL's going going on.
Speaker 1: You can read this for yourself, like it's all these
Speaker 1: reports there and this is like timestamp reports of how
Speaker 1: much information is going back to the top. You know,
Speaker 1: it just shows how like ownerous these timestamps are. There's
Speaker 1: like six hundred pages of it and we go back
Speaker 1: to like this whole story. There's more pictures.
Speaker 3: Funny. The funny thing about it though, is like if
Speaker 3: you're in prison and You're like, I think someone's trying
Speaker 3: to hurt me. They'll put you in the shoe full protection.
Speaker 3: It's like he's already in there, Like are where else
Speaker 3: can you go?
Speaker 1: Now?
Speaker 3: Like just a different like you're already where they would
Speaker 3: put you for protection.
Speaker 1: I asked him EPs what's happened prior to Staff's arrival.
Speaker 1: He stayed there approximately when he got up to get
Speaker 1: a drink of water. You remember walking back to his
Speaker 1: buck bunk. He didn't respond with calling out. He only
Speaker 1: remember hearing himself making a noise like snoring. He didn't
Speaker 1: remember something. So let's see, this thing is way too long.
Speaker 1: But anyway, this is this document is really something else.
Speaker 1: It goes in later if I could get this thing
Speaker 1: to function. But he goes later into how he told
Speaker 1: a different story that TARTAGLIONI was trying to kill him.
Speaker 1: I can't see if I can get into it later
Speaker 1: a well, observing inmate Epstein, he set up on the
Speaker 1: bed and telling this is different. So it's d Clark,
Speaker 1: it's Lieutenant Anderson, right. He says, this is a different
Speaker 1: story than what Epstein's saying. Well, observing inmate Epstein up
Speaker 1: a bed and telling me that he thinks his bunkie Tartaglioni,
Speaker 1: tried to kill him. In made Epstein also stated that
Speaker 1: his bunkie also tried to extort money from him and
Speaker 1: stated if he didn't pay him, he would beat him up.
Speaker 1: He stated, it's been going on for a week, so
Speaker 1: once he gets somebody from the outside of the he
Speaker 1: starts telling him a different story. I asked inmate if
Speaker 1: he told staff about this, and he told me no,
Speaker 1: that he'd only told his lawyer, so he's not telling
Speaker 1: the staff at the jail. He went on to say
Speaker 1: this bunkie told him that if you beat him up
Speaker 1: because of his charges, the officers would not report it.
Speaker 1: Because of this, he was not comfortable telling the officers
Speaker 1: about the prolonged threats and alleged attempts to extort him.
Speaker 1: I immediately reported this to the lieutenant. None of this
Speaker 1: made it out to the public to my knowledge. This
Speaker 1: is all so important. These are documents, and you can
Speaker 1: just check out these numbers. They're right there. They're in
Speaker 1: the documents e FDA zero zero zero five two eight
Speaker 1: eight five g operations Lieutenant.
Speaker 3: One thing I will have to say, I mean, I
Speaker 3: guess maybe it depends on the relationship or the intelligence
Speaker 3: of the dude that was locked up with him, But
Speaker 3: he does seem to tell him a little bit more
Speaker 3: than I think you should be, Like who comes out
Speaker 3: in the midst all that child fucker like I did.
Speaker 3: It's a little weird to even be telling them all that.
Speaker 1: He's afraid. He doesn't want to tell the housing stuff
Speaker 1: because he knows that people if they kill him, they're
Speaker 1: gonna they don't care. So he's got to find somebody
Speaker 1: who he can kind of let know. This is like
Speaker 1: another I'm inside of the cell. I noticed Jepsy was
Speaker 1: storing on the floor of a cell appeared to be asleep.
Speaker 1: We made several verberal commands to him to wake up
Speaker 1: and to get him to his feet, but they were
Speaker 1: all unsuccessful. This is consistent with somebody being drugged or
Speaker 1: something going on, like he doesn't pop up, he's not
Speaker 1: fully conscious. After a set attempts, Lieutenant Anderson asked for
Speaker 1: a stretcher to receive retrieve and safely remove him out
Speaker 1: of the cell. Now on the stress stretcher safely out
Speaker 1: of nine South Special Housing Unit into the awaiting elevator.
Speaker 1: So they have all these records of like what happened
Speaker 1: on seven twenty three. I called out to inmate Epstein
Speaker 1: and observed and flicker his eyes and continue snoring. His
Speaker 1: neck was red with no abrasions. I observed no further injuries.
Speaker 1: An attempt was made to get the inmate to stand
Speaker 1: on his own, with negative results. He couldn't stand up.
Speaker 1: The inmate was placed in the hand restraints and staff
Speaker 1: was directed to retrieve the stretcher. I mean, it's just
Speaker 1: he doesn't even know because he's either drugged or like
Speaker 1: knocked out. Here's all the times that people coming in
Speaker 1: and out. But I think later on in this document
Speaker 1: you can see the uh elements of like here's his
Speaker 1: hanging suicide. They go in all his medications, ethyl pred
Speaker 1: in his zone, insulin, DOCU sates, sodium. I don't even
Speaker 1: know what that is. He had some other guy, Ephrayne Reyes,
Speaker 1: was supposedly there. I don't know. There's no record of him,
Speaker 1: so I don't even know what that is going on
Speaker 1: with that. That's a frame ray is. I couldn't find
Speaker 1: out evidence of protest as to me, this is so
Speaker 1: this girl who's supposed to be watching him, her name
Speaker 1: was Tovid Noel and they were thinking about prosecuting her.
Speaker 3: She had an indictment, I did, and then nothing happened
Speaker 3: after that, right, I don't.
Speaker 1: Think anything happened. And then you mentioned the five thousand bucks,
Speaker 1: a total of twelfth of pont This is according to
Speaker 1: Megan Kelly, not me. A total of twelve deposits have
Speaker 1: been received, kulminating in the largest one eleven days before
Speaker 1: he died. What's really weird. She didn't start working in
Speaker 1: the special housing until July seven, the weeks before his death.
Speaker 3: Oh man, almost like she was put there for that. Shit.
Speaker 1: It's not outside of the realm of possibility, guys. They
Speaker 1: have so much Doctor Sea. Here's the thirty minute round policies.
Speaker 1: This document shows on the right they're supposed to make
Speaker 1: rounds the cell. This is actual depiction of the cell
Speaker 1: events of August ninth, Tovia Noell. So this is about her.
Speaker 1: So if you go through this, she's all these counts
Speaker 1: are fictitious and reliance on that falsified count slip. At
Speaker 1: approximately twelve forty nine, Control Center cleared the twelve am count.
Speaker 1: So she's falsifying these accounts. Why that's what they're saying
Speaker 1: not me. This is from their documents, Tovia Noell, Michael Thomas,
Speaker 1: the defendant. So this is the potential thing. We're additionally
Speaker 1: responsible for conducting the three am and five am institutional
Speaker 1: counts at the SHU, the Special Housing Unit. As confirmed
Speaker 1: by video from the MCC's internal video surveillance system, Nowel
Speaker 1: and Thomas did not complete either of the three am
Speaker 1: or the five am counts. Nowel and Thomas nonetheless completed
Speaker 1: and signed counselips for both counts that falsely stated they
Speaker 1: completed the three am and five am institutional counts.
Speaker 3: You know, that's reliance of just another thing I want
Speaker 3: to mention too real quick. A lot of times when
Speaker 3: they do this shit. When I was in four dicks,
Speaker 3: like in the FEDS, you're allowed to have emails, and
Speaker 3: I didn't. They threw me in the shoe for mentioning
Speaker 3: people that I was in prison with in emails that
Speaker 3: it was a breach of security. I just got fucked with.
Speaker 3: But you know, I ended up being stuck in there
Speaker 3: for a little bit, so I have experience inside there.
Speaker 3: When they come around to do those checks. Ninety percent
Speaker 3: of the time you're getting woken up because they're actually
Speaker 3: shining a flashlight through the fucking window into your face
Speaker 3: to see you even move, to make sure you're still alive.
Speaker 3: So like them not doing this, I mean, that's you
Speaker 3: know that they fucked up for sure, because it's really
Speaker 3: hard to get a lot of sleep actually, because they're
Speaker 3: always waking you up every time they go around to
Speaker 3: make sure you're there. It's fucking an knowing.
Speaker 1: Actually, my whole point is like, there's tons of documents
Speaker 1: about what happened in the MSU and you can read
Speaker 1: through them at your leisure. This is a fifteen hundred
Speaker 1: page document. It's crazy long. Anyway, that's my mcc A
Speaker 1: lot of different stuff going on there. He says, this
Speaker 1: guy's trying to kill him. He won't tell the guys
Speaker 1: at the shoe because they don't think he's listening. But
Speaker 1: he's told his attorney supposedly, and these guys who came
Speaker 1: in to investigating suicide can't make it up.
Speaker 3: Man, You pull up the words, Brandon East. You guys
Speaker 3: got anything you want to whatever?
Speaker 1: Okay, sure, Absteine code words.
Speaker 4: I guess I do. I guess I do. I'm thinking
Speaker 4: about it. Something fascinating that I find about these documents,
Speaker 4: even if it's not fascinating directly about the documents themselves,
Speaker 4: is how before all this, we all know that he
Speaker 4: was being held previously in an actual police department where
Speaker 4: he got to do whatever the fuck he wanted to
Speaker 4: do for such a long time, and then he was
Speaker 4: re indicted back in what twenty eighteen or whatever it
Speaker 4: was the last time before his death. So it's really
Speaker 4: fascinating that out of nowhere he became scared for what reason,
Speaker 4: I have no fucking idea, because he felt like he
Speaker 4: was untouchable, but now out of nowhere, he was in prison,
Speaker 4: and then he was thinking like he's just going to
Speaker 4: try to talk to people about how afraid he was
Speaker 4: in the cell, in the shoe, within the shoe. I
Speaker 4: don't know, it's just something odd about the whole thing.
Speaker 4: And then all of a sudden, he, you know, commits suicide.
Speaker 4: Obviously he was killed, but that's not even obvious to me.
Speaker 4: It's not obvious that he's actually dead. It's not obvious
Speaker 4: that any of this in this even document this is
Speaker 4: so easily like falsifiable, you know. So it's like, I'm
Speaker 4: not saying anything about you, William, but it's so fascinating
Speaker 4: that how like all these documents are coming out and
Speaker 4: yet we're still missing like fucking three hundred thousand different pages.
Speaker 4: And so Trump's only released half of these documents because
Speaker 4: obviously he's in them along with all of his friends.
Speaker 4: I just listened to Lutnik being interviewed by Congress right now,
Speaker 4: and he's like, I will only talk to the Special
Speaker 4: House Committee. She's like, no, we want to know now.
Speaker 4: And so I find all of this so suspicious that
Speaker 4: it's like, what, what do any of these documents any mean?
Speaker 4: And it's so boring that the average muggle doesn't want
Speaker 4: to fucking look at these things, because it's like, what, like,
Speaker 4: if you can help me, William understand for myself and
Speaker 4: the audience, why any of these documents matter? I guess
Speaker 4: is my question? That'd be great.
Speaker 1: There's a lot of these files that were never made
Speaker 1: it to the public. So all these documents, the civil
Speaker 1: litigation files, the emails, the information that was coming into
Speaker 1: the FBI was never investigated, never publicly investigated. So even
Speaker 1: the files I show you were all internal. I don't
Speaker 1: think they were ever proffered or presented to the public
Speaker 1: so that people could figure it out, and I kind
Speaker 1: of stated at the intro of our talk, the public
Speaker 1: thing is that Epstein tried to commit suicide twice. But
Speaker 1: those documents, why would somebody fake something that's totally totally
Speaker 1: different story that made it look like somebody was trying
Speaker 1: to kill him and set up a fake, fake story
Speaker 1: about him wanting to be suicidal when he's saying I'm
Speaker 1: not suicidal. Yeah, so like they would continue the cover up,
Speaker 1: so they would just like write some fake documents and say, yeah,
Speaker 1: he was suicidal, he was wrecked. We had a psychological
Speaker 1: evil that said he was trying to kill himself any
Speaker 1: way possible choke on the food here. Yeah, that's not
Speaker 1: the case. So it's, uh, it doesn't make sense that
Speaker 1: there would actually fake these. If they were faking the documents,
Speaker 1: they would just say suicide. No, Tartaglione was trying to
Speaker 1: kill him. He's saying he's trying to kill him, and
Speaker 1: they turns up dead on a thing where they're thinking
Speaker 1: about prosecuting the person whose job it is to watch
Speaker 1: him and keep notes, and they're saying that that's not happening.
Speaker 4: Yeah, it's fascinating, and I'm going to bring this up
Speaker 4: from my angle of kind of what I hit it
Speaker 4: from my channel is the idea is that we are
Speaker 4: always being told different things in our media, like shows
Speaker 4: like Blacklist and all these different kind of like who Done.
Speaker 4: It's when there's a deep state and there's some special
Speaker 4: crime bosses and then you get all this interlinking. We're
Speaker 4: starting to realize, as we all know as the as
Speaker 4: the curtains fall on all of this stuff on the
Speaker 4: Clo Clown show that's going on, is that they're like
Speaker 4: things are usually stranger than we can ever imagine. And
Speaker 4: so it's fascinating that the mafia, crime bosses and the
Speaker 4: three lettered Agencies integration with the governments is that it's
Speaker 4: just even though the names are different, they follow different rules,
Speaker 4: they all use each other inter relate, and so the
Speaker 4: government uses the mafia, the mafia uses people like Epstein
Speaker 4: because Epstein wasn't just it's like everyone wants to state
Speaker 4: that he was working for the three lettered Agencies, and
Speaker 4: it's like, no, like the three letter agency is we're
Speaker 4: working for Epstein and the people that he is, that
Speaker 4: he is working for these oligarchical, fucking parasitic class and
Speaker 4: so it's so fascinating to me that it's like, how
Speaker 4: easy is it to put on a mask as you're
Speaker 4: Epstein going into this prison and we don't even know
Speaker 4: that the initial person is Epstein himself. And I see,
Speaker 4: and I think these are questions that need to be
Speaker 4: answered because it's like we all know that there are
Speaker 4: CIA has masks that they can put on that make
Speaker 4: you look exactly like like Biden for instance, he's like
Speaker 4: a rumbling, bumbling like robot walking around, but really they
Speaker 4: just put a mask on the robot and he looks
Speaker 4: exactly like one of Elon's fucking cyborgs. And so it's
Speaker 4: and that's I'm halfway joking with that. You know, that's
Speaker 4: a joke. But the idea is that, like we know
Speaker 4: that things are stranger than they ever assume them to be,
Speaker 4: and so documents like this I think are really important
Speaker 4: because I think it's really important we have documentation. But
Speaker 4: why I think, I know I am here is to
Speaker 4: ask these questions about what is fiction and what is
Speaker 4: reality and what is in between these things? And I'm
Speaker 4: just here to tell the audience that it's like, read
Speaker 4: these things for yourself, just like you should go out
Speaker 4: and read Plato, read Aristotle, read Homer. Read these fucking documents,
Speaker 4: so you can start reading. And the idea is that
Speaker 4: if you have a symbolic logic background, which most people don't,
Speaker 4: but you can learn logic, you can read these things
Speaker 4: and you can start seeing the nonsense from what is real.
Speaker 4: And most of the time it's a fifteen hundred page document,
Speaker 4: you'll get fucking five pages that actually mean something.
Speaker 3: I will say, yeah, when it comes to stuff it's
Speaker 3: even kind of reasons why I might have stopped myself,
Speaker 3: you know, perfect example, I have William on for it
Speaker 3: because I do think it's interesting, but for me, it's
Speaker 3: not worth my time to go into. Yeah, But like
Speaker 3: I am very much kind of starting to question a
Speaker 3: lot of stuff that is being declassified to us because
Speaker 3: even with certain occultists, not to get into like which ones,
Speaker 3: but like, if it wasn't for the CIA or the
Speaker 3: FED supposedly handing us paperwork, their names wouldn't be repeated
Speaker 3: every fucking day. And as an occultist, you know, regardless
Speaker 3: if it's good news or bad news, as long as
Speaker 3: you're active and everybody's fucking head, that's all that matters.
Speaker 3: So I think some of this stuff. I hate to say,
Speaker 3: it may sound crazy, may not be true, but it's
Speaker 3: getting new to talk about them all the fucking time. Yeah,
Speaker 3: So I do question, like what you know with with Epstein.
Speaker 3: I again, I'm very my hands are up in the
Speaker 3: air with so if I even think he's dead or not.
Speaker 3: But I do think there is value in looking in
Speaker 3: these things, because I think in some extent there is
Speaker 3: probably actually like a cult shit being leaked to an extent,
Speaker 3: you know, I think there might be some value. But
Speaker 3: I understand where you're coming from. But I do think,
Speaker 3: like I do want to know what's in these things
Speaker 3: as well, though, you.
Speaker 4: Know, yeah, no, and I do too, And I just
Speaker 4: I just we've been listening and I think this is
Speaker 4: all fascinating, and it's just nice to kind of take
Speaker 4: a second and kind of take a breath and remember
Speaker 4: the occulted nature of our reality and how important it
Speaker 4: is to know that document. You know, like our black
Speaker 4: ops departments are thirty years ahead of what we have
Speaker 4: right now with our iPhones and our computers, you know,
Speaker 4: fifteen to thirty years. It's like there are fifteen to
Speaker 4: sixteen to seventeen scientists have died over the last year,
Speaker 4: like talking about deep technology that things like Epstein were
Speaker 4: working on with these three letter agencies across the world.
Speaker 4: And so it's really fascinating that these documents, it's like, yeah,
Speaker 4: he wasn't if he wasn't Pritton, because we always have
Speaker 4: to steal man the argument, and so it's like, let's
Speaker 4: I'm steal manning this. This is real, These documents are real.
Speaker 4: Epstein was in prison and he's supposedly committed suicide. Okay,
Speaker 4: obviously he didn't commit suicide because that fucking the Michelangelo
Speaker 4: bandana that he wrapped himself around and then hung himself supposedly,
Speaker 4: that's no one. No one can even jerk off to that.
Speaker 4: So it's like, you know what I mean, It's like
Speaker 4: you can't even efistiate yourself to allow that to even
Speaker 4: do anything to you. And so it's so fat you
Speaker 4: could just rip that, let alone a two hundred pound
Speaker 4: man in a small prison cell.
Speaker 3: That's it almost doesn't make sense.
Speaker 4: It doesn't make any sense. It does make any sense.
Speaker 5: I wanted to add something to that. Actually is very
Speaker 5: much like exoteric occultation in I've heard in New York
Speaker 5: City prison system. And this understandably was a federal building
Speaker 5: within Manhattan. But in the New York City prison system,
Speaker 5: the corrections officer officers will put forth the idea that
Speaker 5: they don't really want to report that there was a fight.
Speaker 5: And there's this phrase hold it down, which in kind
Speaker 5: of I used to understand it as like being tough
Speaker 5: holding it down. In the prisons some of New York,
Speaker 5: it's like you're gonna hold it down. You're not gonna
Speaker 5: say you just got beat up, because then I'll have
Speaker 5: to file forms and there'll be more problems type of thing.
Speaker 5: So it's almost like an implicit kind of inclination to
Speaker 5: accult or hide what's going on by the corressions facilities,
Speaker 5: like as it says he was afraid they wouldn't do anything.
Speaker 3: I would even say, just the whole scenario, even if
Speaker 3: you want to start looking at it like in some
Speaker 3: crazy way, it's very cabalistically and I think even a
Speaker 3: cult even when you want to start looking at the
Speaker 3: colors that are involved at the prison stuff and who he's
Speaker 3: attached to, I mean, the guy. The only thing you're
Speaker 3: going to get in that situation is orange clothes and
Speaker 3: orange blankets, and you're attached to the orange man who
Speaker 3: am I opinion is like the hode or to HOOTI
Speaker 3: like this, not to gay. It would be a lot
Speaker 3: to be and then and then and then when he's
Speaker 3: you know in Suicide Watch, he's got green on, which
Speaker 3: would be net sock, which would be night next to
Speaker 3: hold as you go up the tree to fucking die anyway,
Speaker 3: mh you.
Speaker 4: Know, next positioning breath rising, Yeah, and then.
Speaker 3: I would even see the jail cell has been not anyway.
Speaker 4: Right, Yeah, No, that's fascinating.
Speaker 3: Yeah, I mean, if I have to get really deep
Speaker 3: into it, but I see a lot of cabalistic shit
Speaker 3: that even make you think that death is the fucking
Speaker 3: end result anyway.
Speaker 4: Yeah, physically is the idea is it's supposed to happen,
Speaker 4: not in non physically, so you can actually continue to
Speaker 4: live your life a higher man. But if you're inverted
Speaker 4: like this, you have to be given up for the
Speaker 4: next sacrifice. Shout out doctor Heatha Lynch. She'll be on
Speaker 4: the Occult Rejects this upcoming week, and she's definitely somebody
Speaker 4: we need to talk about all this stuff because she's
Speaker 4: coming out with spit and fire about the Epstein ball,
Speaker 4: all these connections with Trump.
Speaker 3: So yeah, all right, sorry, will.
Speaker 1: Yeah, it's important to contuctualize these documents. Why are they here?
Speaker 1: How did it happen? And it's it's important as Podesta
Speaker 1: was and the whole spirit cooking was back in twenty sixteen.
Speaker 3: I would I would even say this just real quick
Speaker 3: to Williams Sor. I didn't throwbout you some of these things,
Speaker 3: like you're showing how like things didn't get released in
Speaker 3: this and that I even think that could be a
Speaker 3: sign of a cover up, and there's paperwork didn't get
Speaker 3: done correctly, and like things just got fucked up. So
Speaker 3: I would even think that's just showing as an issue regardless.
Speaker 3: I just want to throw that in there, like.
Speaker 1: Trying to, you know, well, just to kind of riff
Speaker 1: on your theme. These files are occulted. Look at the
Speaker 1: redactions so much exactly. Yeah's black too. It's like, why
Speaker 1: didn't you do it in a different color. And also
Speaker 1: they stated when the files were released, they stated that
Speaker 1: two point three million files were kept from the public
Speaker 1: because they contain death, torture, and childborn. Yeah, so we
Speaker 1: only have three point three million and they're leaving the
Speaker 1: public to go through it all and try to ascertain
Speaker 1: facts from ones that aren't redacted. There's I have a
Speaker 1: document that's one hundred pages that's pure redacted. Like it
Speaker 1: must be a just whopper, like they actually released something
Speaker 1: that was totally redacted.
Speaker 4: Yeah, and as cash Betel is coming out to us
Speaker 4: telling us that there's like he didn't Epstein, didn't work
Speaker 4: with anybody. There's nobody else on those lists. It's like,
Speaker 4: how do you have so many how do you have
Speaker 4: so much shit? And then nobody else is on that list.
Speaker 4: That's fucking wild. If it's straight up lies.
Speaker 1: It's incredible lies, and it.
Speaker 4: Gets me all fired up, gets me all fired up.
Speaker 4: Let's go.
Speaker 1: It's part of the car, that's part of the cover.
Speaker 1: This is just one file. We just went over this
Speaker 1: MCC file. But it's like this is one of many
Speaker 1: files that they're keeping the truth. We don't know, I
Speaker 1: don't know. Pull up this file for me, will you.
Speaker 1: It's just the one that's all blank. This is it.
Speaker 1: It's just purely redacted.
Speaker 3: This one.
Speaker 1: Oh shit, that's what. Yeah, it's three pages.
Speaker 4: This is just a screen that's actually a page. That's
Speaker 4: fucking bullshit. That's so crazy.
Speaker 1: You can go to this EFTA number and type it in.
Speaker 1: It's three hundred and eighty eight pages of pure redaction.
Speaker 4: What's the point, you know, what's the point of coming
Speaker 4: out with that?
Speaker 1: I know Trump is a magician. Man, he's putting in
Speaker 1: your face. Here's the thing this is. I think that
Speaker 1: you can really analogize what happened in twenty twenty four
Speaker 1: with twenty sixteen. If you remember the Podesta emails of
Speaker 1: what led to Pizza Gates, Yes and so and Marino
Speaker 1: Bramovich and the people got freaked out by the spirit
Speaker 1: cooking if leading up to this, when all these guys
Speaker 1: were going out, whether it was Vance Trump, these other people,
Speaker 1: everybody wanted to know what was in the Epstein files.
Speaker 1: In the Epstein list, they kept saying the list, we're
Speaker 1: the list of the perpetrators. They didn't know what was
Speaker 1: in the totality of the files. And every time Trump
Speaker 1: would say, yeah, I'm interested in we're leasing it and
Speaker 1: we're not going to have any new wars. Right. And
Speaker 1: so then he gets into office, he elects Bondie, which
Speaker 1: should have been a huge tell to everybody because she
Speaker 1: was the ag in Florida when Epstein's in Florida and
Speaker 1: nothing happens. So she gets brought into DC and she
Speaker 1: kept saying, the files are on my desk, the files
Speaker 1: are on my desk. We're working on the files. And
Speaker 1: if you remember, on February twenty seventh, twenty fifteen, they
Speaker 1: had that huge it wasn't a huge, but they had
Speaker 1: this influencer event with the white Binders and said the
Speaker 1: most transparent thing that was supposed to allay suspicion and
Speaker 1: be a fake release. Right, do you.
Speaker 4: Remember that, Oh yeah, all the right wingers got these things,
Speaker 4: these conservative larper's got all that shit.
Speaker 1: Yeah, yeah, and so but it was just trash stuff
Speaker 1: that I had already seen back from twenty eighteen, that
Speaker 1: was in Giffrey and Maxwell's files. It wasn't anything new.
Speaker 1: And during that time, the FBI in March right after that,
Speaker 1: they started redacting the files. They weren't commanded to. They
Speaker 1: were undergoing the Trump administration was going through its own
Speaker 1: redaction process independently of anything else, and there was directives
Speaker 1: specifically saying take out celebrities, presidents, and perpetrators. So they
Speaker 1: were going to release it all. And once that started
Speaker 1: happening and BONDI started delaying. If you remember this he
Speaker 1: was all going through twenty twenty five. She's on Fox
Speaker 1: every day. I'm working on it. It's on my desk.
Speaker 1: There's no way it's on her desk. It's like eighteen
Speaker 1: terabytes of stuff. One of the huge tells from all
Speaker 1: these documents is all the redactions. They had hundreds of
Speaker 1: people redacting stuff they didn't tell the public about. They've
Speaker 1: redacted all so much stuff, it's incredible. Then the left
Speaker 1: figures out, well, there must be something in there if
Speaker 1: they're taking all this time, let's let's, like, you know,
Speaker 1: lever this things out. Let's figure out a way to
Speaker 1: get this out. And Massy's on board, if you remember,
Speaker 1: who's like a betrayer from the right and all of
Speaker 1: the like. One of the things that's really incredible is
Speaker 1: the more the right takes itself as like the most
Speaker 1: Christian and moralists of all these people, and they're covering
Speaker 1: up rape and child rape and child trafficking, and some
Speaker 1: of the stuff did come out. I mean, we can
Speaker 1: go through the civil's litigation files. They will blow your mind.
Speaker 1: But so then the let so then this passes Congress,
Speaker 1: and there literally if they don't apply, if they don't
Speaker 1: follow litigation like the legislation, they're breaking the law and
Speaker 1: it's said to bring them out in like a month,
Speaker 1: and so then they were forced to release it, and
Speaker 1: then they fired they let her go, then they fired body.
Speaker 1: Her work is done and they covered everything up. They're
Speaker 1: not going to release anything else to the public. In
Speaker 1: less Congress put passes another bill which I want to
Speaker 1: hold my breath. But that's that's the arc of how
Speaker 1: these documents came to the public. Podesta was leaked, somebody
Speaker 1: Essa's emails were taken from the DNC, and then that
Speaker 1: kid died whose name I can't remember, seth Rich. Yeah,
Speaker 1: So that's the kind of arc. So it's they like
Speaker 1: they bounced around. They're very very very important documents. There's
Speaker 1: so much information here and the stuff that wasn't redacted
Speaker 1: is because the people who are doing the redactions don't
Speaker 1: know these code words. And that's the whole thing. So
Speaker 1: they think they're literally talking about jerky and pizza in
Speaker 1: grape soda, but they're talking like freaking mobsters about stuff.
Speaker 1: That's a good one right there. You can go back.
Speaker 1: This one is like, this is a document that came
Speaker 1: to Burman. This woman's asking great questions they actually kept
Speaker 1: her name unredacted, but like what could be buried on
Speaker 1: that island, drugs, money, young girls, babies. Staff that intended
Speaker 1: to reveal Epstein's secrets need to go through Epstein's staffs
Speaker 1: past and present. What a nightmare feeding dead bodies of
Speaker 1: girls and their babies to sharks that swim around on
Speaker 1: this island. And She's right, Epstein was not only a molester,
Speaker 1: pervertent child molester. He was also a rapist, pimp, pander,
Speaker 1: torture and maybe a murder of its captives and their babies.
Speaker 1: So I'd say, I mean, you want to say, like
Speaker 1: this is questionable, this is what's in these files, That's
Speaker 1: what people are talking about. That's how serious it is.
Speaker 5: And one of the more topical, even though it's severe
Speaker 5: things that have been maybe revealed, this suggested at least
Speaker 5: is that like soft and easy case that he got
Speaker 5: in Florida, and and you know, the easy time that
Speaker 5: he had to serve was actually the reduced in its
Speaker 5: accusation because there were probably instead to be anyway much
Speaker 5: younger girls than the teenage so that they try to
Speaker 5: put forth, oh it's only only this, you know, but
Speaker 5: it was probably younger girls included too in that whole arena.
Speaker 1: There's infants disappeared. There's like women who said my baby's incubated.
Speaker 1: There's testament statements of women at Zora Ranch. You said
Speaker 1: they were experimented on. So there's experiment allegations of experimentation,
Speaker 1: infants being stolen, babies being trafficked, and rape of children
Speaker 1: under prepbestent children. There's one civil litigation files that talks
Speaker 1: about a five year old child being gang raped at
Speaker 1: the mansion and there's pictures of it. So acts of
Speaker 1: unspeakable depravity are in this these files that were unredacted
Speaker 1: for some reason, I don't even know. There's allegations of
Speaker 1: kids being thrown to alligators, a lot of really dark sun,
Speaker 1: black people at night, sniping black people, mass trafficking. Courtney
Speaker 1: Love's dad said that stuff that was going on at
Speaker 1: Zoro Ranch, it's one hundred times worse or a ranch.
Speaker 1: If you look at the topography of the layout, it's
Speaker 1: literally a mansion in the middle of nowhere. It's literally
Speaker 1: not so there's nothing within like fifteen miles.
Speaker 3: I've seen somebody that recently has been going over or
Speaker 3: they went over there, and we're just showing like what
Speaker 3: it looked like, and how like security is still heavily active,
Speaker 3: like you are not getting on that property.
Speaker 1: Things have been dug up before the investigation restarted by
Speaker 1: New Mexico. The New Mexico legislature thought things were serious enough,
Speaker 1: serious enough that they passed legislation that granted a new
Speaker 1: investigative team two million dollars to look in the events
Speaker 1: of Zoro Ranch. They're trafficking people from Mexico and Warres,
Speaker 1: and if you look into the Warres femicide things, it's
Speaker 1: not that far from where the zoro Hell Ranch was.
Speaker 1: Zoro Hell Ranch is like east of Albuquerque, south of
Speaker 1: Santa Fe. It's maybe like three hundred miles from the border.
Speaker 1: Jeffrey Epstein, according to these documents, was in Warres. He
Speaker 1: was in Mexico, and he had like operators working for him,
Speaker 1: Special Forces people he's associated with. They're talking about special Forces, EXS,
Speaker 1: ex FBI agents working for him. So, yeah, these are
Speaker 1: important documents.
Speaker 5: It boggles the mind the connections that he had to
Speaker 5: royalty and intelligence.
Speaker 3: And oh, I think Elaine, that was from Maxwell's folder,
Speaker 3: Glaine Maxwell's.
Speaker 4: Yeah, Well, it's almost interesting that how we think Epstein
Speaker 4: was the main leader when who knows, you know, especially
Speaker 4: with Gislen's father Maxwell being so deeply integrated into Masad
Speaker 4: CIA and everything like that. So it's like we always
Speaker 4: want to think the man is leading the woman, but
Speaker 4: really who knows.
Speaker 1: We know a lot. We know a lot about Robert Maxwell,
Speaker 1: like and in these files he's mentioned and Epstein specifically
Speaker 1: writes his life was ended not forbadim, but he says
Speaker 1: he was he because he seemed to know that Max,
Speaker 1: Robert Maxwell was was oft and Maxwell had he had
Speaker 1: ties with all intelligence, he had ties with k G B,
Speaker 1: M I six, Masade and possibly the US. He's really
Speaker 1: a master spy and that he plays each other.
Speaker 4: Then isn't there No, I was just gonna say, isn't
Speaker 4: there like the Taramar project with Gislene Maxwell, which is
Speaker 4: a nonprofit project found and everything that they're doing in
Speaker 4: the ocean, which then ties to our disclosure with like
Speaker 4: what are these things coming out of the ocean? And
Speaker 4: is that where our interdimensional or extra trust or UAPs
Speaker 4: are coming from? And so there's there's all these weird
Speaker 4: overlapping anyway, Ethan, I didn't mean to interrupt.
Speaker 5: You, Oh no, thank you. I was just gonna add
Speaker 5: something that probably a lot of people know that, Uh,
Speaker 5: Gillane's father was also involved with the publishing of our
Speaker 5: scholastic textbooks for many generations.
Speaker 1: I believe it Erghamm Press, the place where Satan sits.
Speaker 3: Yes, yes, thank you, Joes. Yeah, we actually did, I
Speaker 3: think a two part series on that. Pretty impressive. Yeah,
Speaker 3: like in the uh, in the scientific community, like you
Speaker 3: controlled a lot of like what got published, and that's
Speaker 3: pretty dangerous.
Speaker 4: Oh yeah, yeah.
Speaker 1: Do you want to talk about an interesting occult kind
Speaker 1: of tie is that Gallaine Maxwell's sister is married to
Speaker 1: one of Jack Parson's cohorts in the suicide squad. Have
Speaker 1: you ever heard that? No, So, there were three guys
Speaker 1: in the suicide squad. It was Parsons Foreman and another
Speaker 1: guy whose name I can't remember right now. Molina was
Speaker 1: his name, and they got the nickname because they're blowing
Speaker 1: stuff up in the arroyo and Pasadena. And this third
Speaker 1: guy's dog son married Maxwell's sister, and she's associated with
Speaker 1: the Santa Fe Institute, which is kind of like a
Speaker 1: I would call it the Esslon the of New Mexico.
Speaker 4: Okay, So Christine Maxwell, one of Juselane Maxwell's twin sisters,
Speaker 4: is married to Roger Molina, an astrophysicist whose father, Frank Molina,
Speaker 4: was a member of the Suicide Squad, a pioneering rocket
Speaker 4: scientist in the nineteen thirties at Kyle Tech group of
Speaker 4: nicknamed the Suicide Squad because the earlier experimental rockets tested
Speaker 4: were volatile and dangerous. And then bring it to the
Speaker 4: fiction base of the Suicide Squad for a d C,
Speaker 4: which is the high level villains that are that they're
Speaker 4: then used to go out and do the bidding of
Speaker 4: the government and in the black Ops department, and so
Speaker 4: fascinating how we take from you know, our reality to
Speaker 4: into fiction and back and forth. It's like, what's influencing
Speaker 4: what here?
Speaker 1: It's not many degrees of separation from Parsons to the Maxwell's.
Speaker 1: That's just interesting. Things about the Santa Fe Institute is
Speaker 1: they have a huge obelisk. They have a huge monolith
Speaker 1: as part of their kind of like statuary on their site.
Speaker 1: Not a lot of elite people and stuff like that.
Speaker 1: It's pretty interesting. That's a whole nother story in itself.
Speaker 1: But Epstein would make donations at the Santa Fe Institute,
Speaker 1: so he was just always at the cutting edge of
Speaker 1: kind of like intellectual ferment in the US, much like
Speaker 1: Robert Maxwell. Very strange. Anyway, I don't know. My slides
Speaker 1: don't seem to be working on you. One. I can't
Speaker 1: even read this. Let's see. Oh, this is one about
Speaker 1: like rape by George Bush. One type of ritualit's sacrifice.
Speaker 1: Oh jeeh called with a scimitar, but leftno scarring on
Speaker 1: the audio witness babies being dismembered. Their intestines were removed
Speaker 1: in individuals eating the feces from those intestines. Fuck. Wow,
Speaker 1: this is NYPD. This is this is where it's coming from.
Speaker 1: This is after his death. Interview of purported Epstein victim. Hmmm, yeah,
Speaker 1: that's the FBI. This is the one where they're possibly
Speaker 1: hunting black people won't come back. It was like, that's sorry,
Speaker 1: skypehond is over moon crickets and field back. Field bag
Speaker 1: is a specific term to hunting, like a field bag.
Speaker 1: Is that burlop bag that remember when we did that
Speaker 1: show about Lisk about Humman. He put his victims in
Speaker 1: a burlot back like they were like he was hunting them,
Speaker 1: And that's like a reference to that right there. So
Speaker 1: are they hunting black people? I don't know, this is
Speaker 1: an explanation with snipes and hunting and they quail hunting
Speaker 1: and things like that.
Speaker 3: You know, have you covered those scientists that were not
Speaker 3: going to have been dropping dead? I've been looking into it,
Speaker 3: you know, you know, I saw somebody yesterday. It is
Speaker 3: just like something that made me think about this in
Speaker 3: its own sense, like kind of what Brandon was talking
Speaker 3: about earlier. Just sorry to go off on it, just
Speaker 3: just thought about it now. I was watching last night
Speaker 3: somebody was like I watched like maybe twenty minutes of it,
Speaker 3: the whole show where they were getting into like what's
Speaker 3: up with all this shit? And they showed how like
Speaker 3: one of these people somehow tied back to one of
Speaker 3: the Challenger people, and like, depending on what type of
Speaker 3: like conspiracy theorist you might be, for me, there's enough
Speaker 3: proof out there to where I do question if those
Speaker 3: people are dead because you can kind of find them
Speaker 3: again online, still doing things.
Speaker 4: Oh yeah yeah, professors and school teachers.
Speaker 3: Right yeah, So I'm like, is this yeah, I've heard that,
Speaker 3: because if the Challenger wasn't real, is any of these
Speaker 3: people even really dead?
Speaker 4: And Alex Jones yourself.
Speaker 3: There, and Podesta even ties in with them as well.
Speaker 3: Oh life is like friends with somebody who's like in
Speaker 3: the middle of all this, and I'm like, what the fuck?
Speaker 4: Let alone the Chester Bennington slash Podesta connections, and if
Speaker 4: that's the son to father, when we.
Speaker 3: Find out John Pedesta's just like the screenwriter for all
Speaker 3: this fucking bullshit.
Speaker 4: Yeah, oh yeah.
Speaker 5: But Silk and Study brings up the death of David
Speaker 5: Wilcock too, who is kind of tangentially maybe related to
Speaker 5: the scientists people are speculating if you guys looked at me,
Speaker 5: he was out.
Speaker 1: Oh yeah, if you looked into that.
Speaker 4: One, well, I mean he owed the irs millions of dollars.
Speaker 4: Let alone was scammed by some corporation and it was
Speaker 4: taking yeah, millions of dollars to the irs, they're saying,
Speaker 4: and it has been scammed by some place that it
Speaker 4: was taking also millions of dollars from him, and he already,
Speaker 4: I would state, is more mentally ill. And guy a
Speaker 4: TV just knows how to bring in the mentally ill
Speaker 4: individuals and basically scientology them, you know, And so they
Speaker 4: take weak minded individuals just kind of push them out
Speaker 4: there because I mean he's been crazy from the beginning.
Speaker 4: Even in my younger hippie days, in my younger twenties,
Speaker 4: I was all like that guy Edgar Casey re incarnation.
Speaker 4: Can we talk about this?
Speaker 5: M Yeah, do you extend over millions?
Speaker 4: That's just it's crazy. Yeah all right.
Speaker 3: Yeah, when you mentioned this before, I was like, wow,
Speaker 3: I have not heard that word in a long time. Yeah,
Speaker 3: what show does moon cricket come up in the papers?
Speaker 1: Yeah? I just showed it. It's in that email.
Speaker 3: Yeah, got to go back.
Speaker 1: That's it. One more forward.
Speaker 4: I've actually never heard that term before. I don't know
Speaker 4: if that's my ignorance.
Speaker 1: Or it's a dated term. It's an old racist, Yeah,
Speaker 1: that's old. It's like from the South, is my understanding.
Speaker 4: It's like, what was that? Is that? Moon? You know?
Speaker 4: It's like, why why do we can we just leave
Speaker 4: the crickets alone? I mean, like, why do we make
Speaker 4: it into.
Speaker 3: You anyway?
Speaker 4: Leave the crickets out of my house? But like there
Speaker 4: are side for a reason.
Speaker 3: Oh no, they don't know they are, that's ass.
Speaker 4: Yeah, of course it's.
Speaker 5: Crazy that they're even saying that phrase at all.
Speaker 3: Right.
Speaker 4: It's like, and that's in the emails that you just
Speaker 4: pulled up right.
Speaker 3: You mentioned it before, and I was like, I haven't
Speaker 3: heard that.
Speaker 4: That's fucking crazy.
Speaker 3: I was like, what if you were using it for
Speaker 3: that reason?
Speaker 1: Here's right, cheese baby. Somebody explained this to me. This
Speaker 1: is from Epstein to somebody. Why would you redact it
Speaker 1: if they're just talking about cream cheese? Right? Yeah, cares.
Speaker 1: I just want to have a bagel with cream cheese.
Speaker 1: There are millions of babies, very little good vegetable cream cheese.
Speaker 3: What the fuck? Yeah, I've seen some stuff.
Speaker 5: The obsession with the beef jerky and this the cream cheese,
Speaker 5: it would seem is so alarming.
Speaker 1: It's definitely go back to that earlier email. Will you
Speaker 1: please read the one before that before he sent it?
Speaker 1: Oh no, sorry, go the email on the chain. Llawell.
Speaker 1: I don't know if cream cheese and baby are on
Speaker 1: the same level. It's okay, there is still enough time
Speaker 1: today trying to schedule the priming for five p thirty
Speaker 1: fuel explosion nine to forty five pm. We'll bring a
Speaker 1: new engine startup video fuel explosion. What hell yo? What?
Speaker 4: I was just thinking how interesting it is. They want
Speaker 4: to make us believe that, like we're over populated, even
Speaker 4: though if you travel across the United States there's just
Speaker 4: miles of hundreds of miles of nothing going on at
Speaker 4: all times. And hear me out. This is just me talking,
Speaker 4: but it's this idea of like, look at there in
Speaker 4: Santa Fe, right, Nevada, like or in New Mexico, there's
Speaker 4: nothing for you know, it's so fascinating that like the
Speaker 4: kind of experiments that you can do when no one
Speaker 4: is around because of you own masses amounts of swats,
Speaker 4: like Bill Gates owns hundreds of thousands of acres around
Speaker 4: Denver and all these places, and so you can just
Speaker 4: do crazy shit when no one is noticing, especially if
Speaker 4: you're the one running the satellites and the Panoptaconic overwatch
Speaker 4: of all things. It's fucking crazy.
Speaker 1: Yeah, this this is code words. I don't have any idea,
Speaker 1: so it's weird. The next one, Yeah, this is somebody
Speaker 1: Johnny Grass explaining in it it's coagulated milk inside of
Speaker 1: livestock stomachs and intestines is how cheese was discovered. He's saying,
Speaker 1: what they're talking about eating coagulated muddlers milk from the
Speaker 1: intestines of freshly killed infants. Mm hm, I guess I
Speaker 1: don't know any Jesus No I heard that should to
Speaker 1: g Should I draw hop off your cheese around three
Speaker 1: or leave at three oh one for someone to pick up.
Speaker 1: You have to remember Jeff is rich. He has private chefs.
Speaker 1: He he never cooks. He's there's never pictures of him cooking.
Speaker 1: He gets everything handed to him, breakfast and everything. He
Speaker 1: had this thing where he ate a brand muffin every morning.
Speaker 1: He had very specific things. You have to have the
Speaker 1: brand muffin. These are the out these are the things.
Speaker 1: You put it in the microwave for twenty five minutes,
Speaker 1: you serve it to me, and he's they have rules
Speaker 1: for the house to which you could go through, which
Speaker 1: you're really annoying. But you serve it to me with
Speaker 1: the spray on butter, and that's what I eat every
Speaker 1: morning at seven am. Yeah, so's.
Speaker 3: Not too like like hop on it, but like some
Speaker 3: of the weird shit in here, like you wonder like it,
Speaker 3: you know, is that even like really happening or is
Speaker 3: that you know? Whatever? I covered like I think it
Speaker 3: was two weeks ago, so it wasn't a detailed thing
Speaker 3: because I didn't really want to get into it and
Speaker 3: make it too shocking, because it was just disgusting anyway.
Speaker 3: But there was this guy who was a He was
Speaker 3: a dude who did puppets on like some sort of
Speaker 3: like Christian type of PBS type thing, and he I
Speaker 3: don't remember exactly how eventually they found them accord him,
Speaker 3: but he ended up getting caught with like a fucked
Speaker 3: ton of child pornography and I think even shit that
Speaker 3: like tied to the church. But like, the most disturbing
Speaker 3: shit that they found on this guy is that they
Speaker 3: found him in these Yahoo chat groups and like he
Speaker 3: was having detailed people want. You can go back to
Speaker 3: Sword and Scale episode twenty. They go into it very detailed.
Speaker 3: Fucking I couldn't get through it the first time, believe
Speaker 3: it or not. They go into very detailed these conversations
Speaker 3: that he is having with people about how they obtain kids,
Speaker 3: how exactly how they cook him, what parts are the best. Wow,
Speaker 3: it is fucking disgusting. Crazy. So, I mean, just some religious,
Speaker 3: fucking sick freak, you know what I'm saying. This isn't
Speaker 3: even somebody who's got money and completely shit off whenever
Speaker 3: they want to. I mean, they were even going into like, oh, yeah,
Speaker 3: you just go to trailer parks and they're like. The
Speaker 3: lady was even saying, all these white trash parents aren't
Speaker 3: even watching their kids. They're just hanging out in a
Speaker 3: fucking play panel by themselves. You just grab the motherfucking leave.
Speaker 3: I was like, what a fuck, yo. One of the
Speaker 3: one of them, one of them was a female that
Speaker 3: he was talking to, and she was the vicious fucking
Speaker 3: one out of all of them. And I'm like, yo, like,
Speaker 3: don't you have any motherly instinct at all? Like you
Speaker 3: were a sick fucking woman. Oh disgusting, dude. It was insane.
Speaker 3: If people want to go listen to that shit, it's
Speaker 3: fucking wild. So it happens. That's why I'm getting at
Speaker 3: It may sounds sick, but I mean even regular motherfuckers
Speaker 3: who aren't tied, you know, at the top of government,
Speaker 3: do the sick shit.
Speaker 1: One of the interesting thing about Epstein then that's in
Speaker 1: the files they said that he didn't have any guilt
Speaker 1: get a no guilt reflux. So just you know the
Speaker 1: criminality of all different types sex trafficking, financial fraud, drug trafficking,
Speaker 1: you know, killing people, whatever. It just didn't care. It
Speaker 1: just didn't. It didn't affect them.
Speaker 4: I mean, and most likely the like these people have
Speaker 4: some kind of mental hormonal missing part in their brain
Speaker 4: nervous system towards how they relate to reality, because that's
Speaker 4: pure psychopathry.
Speaker 3: You're like a defect. I hate to say defense. Yeah
Speaker 3: you're a defense Yeah, poulation your fucking born wrong.
Speaker 4: Yeah, I agree, And then it goes to saying it
Speaker 4: just goes to the idea of how then it important
Speaker 4: it is right if we're talking. I just want, you know,
Speaker 4: just for everyone out there and even us here, is
Speaker 4: like why it's so important to get your house in
Speaker 4: order learn how to become the hero of your own adventure,
Speaker 4: because until you actually confront the shadow within and the
Speaker 4: monster that sits at your doorstep, and I'm talking about
Speaker 4: the one right here and right here, you can't understand
Speaker 4: what's going out in the world. And it is even
Speaker 4: though Jordan Peterson went off the handles, something that he
Speaker 4: always said was the idea is that men who have
Speaker 4: gotten their own inner monster in control are the ones
Speaker 4: who keep the ones that are out of control in check.
Speaker 4: And so it's like that's why the masculine is the
Speaker 4: actual self actually masculine who knows how to wield a
Speaker 4: sword and shield are very important in our society, which
Speaker 4: is then why there's also all these other syops to
Speaker 4: break down the masculine in our world. And so I
Speaker 4: just think I just want to I'm just always trying
Speaker 4: to push that message of like, get your fucking mind
Speaker 4: in order learn how to wield a sword and learn
Speaker 4: how to control the monster with him, because that's true courage.
Speaker 5: I'm glad you said that, because I was going to
Speaker 5: point out a little tidbit of the Bannon Epstein interview
Speaker 5: where Bannon asks him what do you think about people
Speaker 5: comparing you to Satan or something like that, and it's
Speaker 5: like actually offended, partly probably just because of him having
Speaker 5: no empathy and partly because he's like, hey, I thought
Speaker 5: you were setting me up for where an interview where
Speaker 5: I look good there man. But he says, oh, you're smart,
Speaker 5: and you devious and you're manipulative, and he like he
Speaker 5: had never even considered that he was a bad had
Speaker 5: any shadow aspect to him, you know, which is crazy.
Speaker 3: Is an interesting character.
Speaker 1: Yeah.
Speaker 4: I'm gonna end up doing a whole stream on it,
Speaker 4: because if I've I've just got done reading title Bomb.
Speaker 4: There's this gentleman by the name of Benjamin Titlebomb, and
Speaker 4: he takes it a little far from me in the
Speaker 4: political realms, but it's war for eternity. This book is
Speaker 4: fantastic and it really breaks down this like this the
Speaker 4: underlying inverted occultism slash esotericism that is moving through all
Speaker 4: of these circles. So to rewatch that Bannon Epstein like
Speaker 4: twelve hour interview and to know that, like, these are
Speaker 4: two individuals who know more than the tomfooler that you
Speaker 4: think Steve Bannon is, it's it's a bunch of smoking mirrors.
Speaker 3: Oh, Steve Bannon's like rallied for Epstein at one point basically,
Speaker 3: oh yeah, it's very well, yeah.
Speaker 4: But you got to think of all the chess, the
Speaker 4: chess games that are going on. Though it's such so interesting.
Speaker 5: Being that I have affinity for cannabis. I looked up
Speaker 5: cannabis in the Epstein files and it was mentioned, but
Speaker 5: only in relation to buying cannabis stocks. At one point
Speaker 5: it was a really hot thing to get into. And
Speaker 5: two they they were he and his acquaintance or business
Speaker 5: partners or peers were super into investing into weaponry right,
Speaker 5: these type of business like you can tell how war
Speaker 5: is prolonged. The Eternity War? Is that was that the
Speaker 5: title that?
Speaker 4: Oh yeah, war for Eternity? Yep, War for Eternity. Yeah. Nice.
Speaker 3: There's much cheese stuff here too, melted sure is.
Speaker 1: This is one of the weirdest and strangest ones because
Speaker 1: they're reacted. But he seems to be watching something and
Speaker 1: it's his torture. I am still waiting and watching the
Speaker 1: melted cheese drip smiling face.
Speaker 4: I mean this it's just just purely disgusting. I mean
Speaker 4: it's I we you know, we get it. Okay, let's
Speaker 4: move on.
Speaker 3: Okay, what's that that's too small? Sorry, that's the one
Speaker 3: thing that sucks that you can't blow it up on.
Speaker 1: What time does the Hamburger do over? Are they having
Speaker 1: hamburgers again? I'd like to go on your Hamburger tour
Speaker 1: with Hansen. Maybe they really are going.
Speaker 3: On hamburger of course in an alburger.
Speaker 1: Why don't they see where they're going?
Speaker 2: You know, like.
Speaker 4: That's a bad joke. That's a bad joke in an alburger.
Speaker 3: Yeah, well about that, like almost like pizza cake of course,
Speaker 3: as there should be with that fucking name, and.
Speaker 4: Yeah, it will stop it coming go after it.
Speaker 3: Yeah, fuck the commic ping pong and rappit all up.
Speaker 1: The muffin One's real. Like I talked about the Muffins earlier.
Speaker 3: Yeah you know, I haven't tell you. Oh yeah, Me
Speaker 3: and somebody from the show went to that place.
Speaker 4: The comic pig Monk.
Speaker 3: Yeah did you eat there? Yeah? Yeah? It was fucking weird, dude. Yeah.
Speaker 3: The one weird thing I will say about it is
Speaker 3: that a lot of the photos online doesn't match what
Speaker 3: the inside of the place looked like, except for the bathroom.
Speaker 3: It was pretty correct. I was thrown off because when
Speaker 3: I walked in there, I was like, this isn't what
Speaker 3: it looks like. This is not what it looks like.
Speaker 4: Of course it seems weird.
Speaker 3: Yeah yeah, but uh they did. There was a weirdness about,
Speaker 3: like the whole bar in area where they performed the music. Yeah,
Speaker 3: it was weird. It was a weird place, yo, me
Speaker 3: and me and this kid j Yo. It was the
Speaker 3: funniest fucking thing. And I was like, Yo, this this
Speaker 3: couldn't have happened anywhere else, Like we're we parked on
Speaker 3: like it's on a strip of a bunch of stores,
Speaker 3: and we parked on the side street and we're walking
Speaker 3: and making the turn to start heading to the place now,
Speaker 3: and this is like, I don't know, crossdresser on a
Speaker 3: on like one of those motorized like fucking scooters, like
Speaker 3: the ones that you stand on, and it's like standing
Speaker 3: there with like its pocketbook and it like pulls out
Speaker 3: a cad. It's like guess the number from one to three.
Speaker 3: It just looks at me and JJ Roos. We're walking
Speaker 3: up and I'm like, what the fuck is this? I'm
Speaker 3: just looking at it. I'm like, and we're sarting to
Speaker 3: walk the corner, crossed the corner. I was like, two,
Speaker 3: I just said something, just to see what the fucking say.
Speaker 3: And it goes to it goes to pull out like
Speaker 3: a calendar and starts to ask something else and Jayj's like,
Speaker 3: we ain't got time for that, and we just got
Speaker 3: of walking, but I was and then he like throws
Speaker 3: a tip and gets on his like look, little scootering
Speaker 3: goes and I was like, of course we ran into
Speaker 3: that going to comment like it was just so fucking unreal.
Speaker 4: Like it was kind of like your on acid walking
Speaker 4: around and It's like a magnetization for the fucking crazy people.
Speaker 4: That's what that was like. It's like sectors of hell
Speaker 4: on Earth. Yeah, fucking wild all right.
Speaker 3: So yeah, muffin man, the muffin man. Now we got muffins.
Speaker 1: I already talked about that. He actually did have a
Speaker 1: muffin recipe. Oh god, can you go to the next one? Yeah,
Speaker 1: that was it. Three extra large eggs, three cups dark
Speaker 1: brown sure olive oil, bran, wheat, flower fla seed.
Speaker 4: What the fuck is digestive bran?
Speaker 1: Yeah? That's the next one's a tell you mean a
Speaker 1: saw radiating glow? You mean rating a soft glow with
Speaker 1: the look of bliss and excitement. Yeah, that's the pizza.
Speaker 4: Yeah. You know what it happens when I eight pizza,
Speaker 4: I fucking get bloated and I feel like shit. You
Speaker 4: know that's not like any pizza I've.
Speaker 3: Had, especially when you second.
Speaker 1: The lobby.
Speaker 4: Yeah, and who sends emails like this? You know what
Speaker 4: I mean? My emails are strictly business.
Speaker 1: Yeah, bring in your slices of pizza to you. That
Speaker 1: may be right. I don't know that doesn't.
Speaker 3: Respectfully Daphne, Yeah from uh Scooby Doo Dephane Wallace.
Speaker 1: Massage was another one of his code words. He really
Speaker 1: didn't mean massage and man sexual abuse.
Speaker 3: That's what it sounds like from some of the stories.
Speaker 1: Thanks Leslie, the chicken matter touches my heart tick cab it,
Speaker 1: here's his code words. Jesus from dissident media. Oh fuck,
Speaker 1: how do we deal with the frozen tuna? Like he's
Speaker 1: really interested in that. I have your cereal, Lorothchild, You're
Speaker 1: super rich, you have a investment fun of one hundred
Speaker 1: and sixty billion dollars. I've got your cereal.
Speaker 4: You a do right?
Speaker 1: Right?
Speaker 4: Yeah? These guys like, these guys aren't going to their
Speaker 4: fucking pantry and just pouring themselves a bowl of cornflakes.
Speaker 1: Yeah, that's what I do with my super rich, elite friends.
Speaker 1: You eat caviar, Belie, good, caviar by the gallon. Yeah,
Speaker 1: are your cereal?
Speaker 3: This is weird.
Speaker 2: Water boarding with ice cream?
Speaker 1: Very much so. Making my execution plan and trying to
Speaker 1: do something for you tomorrow. Bones, plastics, blood, guts, all
Speaker 1: bound by science that I understand. Partners plan, revenue jobs, gangsters.
Speaker 5: Yo.
Speaker 3: You know who I saw he was contacting uh to.
Speaker 3: He was asking him to do work with him. I
Speaker 3: thought it was actually really interesting. Rubert Sheldrake he popped
Speaker 3: up in. Yeah. Yeah, he didn't go like it wasn't
Speaker 3: showing that he was like going anywhere with the dude
Speaker 3: or like going through his island, but it was showing
Speaker 3: that he was having conversations with the guy that he
Speaker 3: wanted him to work on something at MIT with him.
Speaker 1: Yeah.
Speaker 4: Well, to be honest, that makes a lot of sense.
Speaker 4: And not because I think Robert Sheldeck's a pedal, but
Speaker 4: because of his work on morphogenic fields. I mean, it
Speaker 4: is the cutting edge.
Speaker 3: Do you agree? Yeah, no, I do know where you'd
Speaker 3: be by this.
Speaker 4: It's the cutting edge of science and consciousness. If you
Speaker 4: if people out there don't know morphogenic fields of Rubert
Speaker 4: Sheldeck's work, please go out there. He got banned by
Speaker 4: tech talk because of he had the top ten most
Speaker 4: banned scientific like rules.
Speaker 3: I watched that.
Speaker 4: It was fascinating and brilliant and it's I he's I'm
Speaker 4: sold on it. He did a whole video series about
Speaker 4: the telepathic nature of not just animals but humans as well,
Speaker 4: and in the interconnectedness with morphogenic fields. It's it's beautiful.
Speaker 3: Well, no, I thought it made sense even from an
Speaker 3: occult angle. I was like, I would use the fucking
Speaker 3: guy too if I wanted to do some weird show.
Speaker 4: Of course. I mean I want to. I want to
Speaker 4: interview him for my channel. And I'm not fucking anybody,
Speaker 4: you know what.
Speaker 3: So many times to get that guy on. I've tried
Speaker 3: so many times.
Speaker 4: Okay, we're gonna try again.
Speaker 3: Yes, I told him I was going to. I was like,
Speaker 3: do it every six months. I'm just gonna keep asking
Speaker 3: until I get talked of it. I told him, good good,
Speaker 3: all right. Next one Peter Cold Guy and asked him
Speaker 3: if they killed the deers, and guy said, yes.
Speaker 1: The dead deers. Why is he pluralized? That's the other thing.
Speaker 3: Crashed, little sea, little sea, stuck stuck on the rocks,
Speaker 3: see tow here. That is what he is. That supposed
Speaker 3: to be a deer that crashed on the road, that's
Speaker 3: dead on the like what.
Speaker 1: I don't know, m Frozen food, gears, frozen food Mark
Speaker 1: Lloyd has financed Linden Lee as many companies. H it
Speaker 1: is sex slave. It's just like work discussions, Yeah, right.
Speaker 5: Among the discussion of beef jerkey was frozen beef jerks.
Speaker 5: Many times, and it's like, what, you don't freeze real
Speaker 5: beef jerkey?
Speaker 3: Right, Yeah, I don't think you have to really, no, Yeah,
Speaker 3: we think the frozen thing. Well, I don't want to
Speaker 3: get too into it, but I remember assuming it might
Speaker 3: be like frozen body bars. I don't know.
Speaker 1: Cereal go to the next one. I think.
Speaker 3: Oreo, something about Oreo coming up in his shit or
Speaker 3: something I heard about that. People thought that was weird.
Speaker 3: That's interesting Oreo, which is black and white, its slide
Speaker 3: number thirty three. I like that there. That worked out.
Speaker 1: One memo to mature, health minded vampires. You might want
Speaker 1: to consider eliminating your treats to victims under age thirty.
Speaker 1: J E E was right all along. This is better
Speaker 1: than the Chinese cookie. Let's go for pizza and grapes
Speaker 1: souad again. No one else can understand.
Speaker 3: Go no and weird shit.
Speaker 1: This is Francis Turby, that's the chef at Cannibal. Yeah.
Speaker 1: I gotta run run.
Speaker 3: Yeah, I know that's funny. Yeah, I think magis had
Speaker 3: to keep going to.
Speaker 1: You can do another show. Yeah, I mean this is
Speaker 1: like fifty sixty hours Wepstein material. There's so much we.
Speaker 3: Show at the beginning, I thought was actually really interesting
Speaker 3: the truth, so that was cool even technically wasn't the files.
Speaker 3: Everybody's thinking of that ship was what the prison is
Speaker 3: actually interesting, and I think, unfortunately due to my experience,
Speaker 3: I think it's also good to know, like what you're
Speaker 3: kind of actually dealing with, like when you're in that situation.
Speaker 3: It's very It's very different than I think the public
Speaker 3: perceives it to be.
Speaker 1: One hundred percent.
Speaker 4: Yeah, I mean, nobody can imagine what it's like unless
Speaker 4: you've been in it. It's very and even though it's
Speaker 4: not a good representation, is like people who think they
Speaker 4: know what mushrooms or LSD is like and they talk
Speaker 4: about it, and you don't know until you know, and
Speaker 4: then and then there's different degrees of knowing when you've
Speaker 4: done it as well, you know what I mean, it's
Speaker 4: like it.
Speaker 3: Yeah, but thank you all very much. Before we wrap
Speaker 3: it up, Brandon, remind everybody where they can find you again,
Speaker 3: so please.
Speaker 4: Great, Thank you Nick. This was a great conversation. It
Speaker 4: was so fantastic to meet you, William. I've heard about
Speaker 4: you obviously and all your work, so it's good to
Speaker 4: be on a stream with you and go through these
Speaker 4: types of things because the people got to know and
Speaker 4: if they don't know, they don't know, and they bet
Speaker 4: it might as well come to the occult rejects to
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Speaker 3: Hell yeah, hell yeah, definitely go check out that show
Speaker 3: with him and Jin be sides, not even from them.
Speaker 3: I've actually heard from a lot of people that shit
Speaker 3: is fire. I'm a little joke, So for real, I've
Speaker 3: heard a lot of good stuff about you guys. Team
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Speaker 3: my man, let everybody know what's up.
Speaker 5: William, thank you so much for presenting all that great
Speaker 5: material and research you did. And great to be here
Speaker 5: with you guys too, and Ethan Indigo Smith on all
Speaker 5: the social media. I got a few books out there,
Speaker 5: The Complete Patriots Guide to Oligarchical Collectivism is sort of
Speaker 5: related to the subject, and and I always appreciate many
Speaker 5: articles to come and always appreciate being on here with
Speaker 5: you guys.
Speaker 1: So of course, thanks Walliam everybody.
Speaker 3: I love having you on anything. Always glad when you
Speaker 3: can make it, my man, and William, please let everybody
Speaker 3: know what's up with you when they can find all
Speaker 3: your amazing research and stuff.
Speaker 1: Please, Well, they can find all of our old shows, Nick,
Speaker 1: We've done at least ten subjects. They can find them
Speaker 1: at William Ramsey Investigates oracult Rejects and uh top point
Speaker 1: five percent podcast in the world. William Ramsey Investigates five
Speaker 1: books and all my stuff is on Patreon. But thanks
Speaker 1: for having me again. It's great to talk to you.
Speaker 3: Hell yeah, you know. I was going to fix you before,
Speaker 3: but I was like, maybe I'm wrong because you said
Speaker 3: five percent, and I was like, no, you're in the
Speaker 3: top five percent, top five five, yes, point five. Because
Speaker 3: I was like, I'm in the top one percent. There's
Speaker 3: no way I beat your show. I was like, he
Speaker 3: had to fuck that up. Yeah, oh, point five percent,
Speaker 3: that's what would be the first pine. That's it's impressive.
Speaker 3: That's huge, man, lot Yeah, yeah, good for you, man,
Speaker 3: But yeah, go check out a shit. If you've never
Speaker 3: heard of him before, go check it out. Definitely did
Speaker 3: a lot of work together. Go check out that stuff
Speaker 3: as well. I'm sure it's on both of our channels,
Speaker 3: so he can go find the cult rejects on his
Speaker 3: as well. But thank you again. William will definitely get
Speaker 3: you on again at some point, maybe to talk about
Speaker 3: this or something else. And thank you everybody in the chat.
Speaker 3: That is what's up. And until the next one, everybody
Speaker 3: be well later.