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Speaker 2: No that Walter is always right.
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Speaker 3: I think it's funny though I look like this a
Speaker 3: dressed like this, but men still hit on me when
Speaker 3: I go out to bars. I'm not bothered by when.
Speaker 2: It comes to dating.
Speaker 3: In relationships, I am on lesbian, but when it comes
Speaker 3: to compliments and free drinks, I can be bisexual.
Speaker 7: You know, wife, During the last year, I have attempted
Speaker 7: to make love to you three hundred and sixty five times.
Speaker 7: I succeeded thirty six times. This averages once every ten days,
Speaker 7: and the following is a list of reasons why I
Speaker 7: did not succeed. It's too hot fifteen times, it's too
Speaker 7: cold three times, I'm too tired, nineteen times, it's too late,
Speaker 7: sixteen times, it's too early nine times, pretending to sleep
Speaker 7: thirty five times, I'm not in the mood twenty one times,
Speaker 7: my hair twenty eight times.
Speaker 2: Is that all you think about?
Speaker 7: Eighty three times?
Speaker 5: And there's this great stand up comic who I adore,
Speaker 5: Christina Mollinary. I have tried to reach Christina Mollinary in
Speaker 5: every powerful way that a major market talk show host
Speaker 5: could reach a stand up comic, to stage her, encourage her,
Speaker 5: promote her manager agent. I have failed to reach her.
Speaker 5: I can reach senators, congressman, not presidents, but I'm not
Speaker 5: being able to reach Christina Mollinary.
Speaker 8: Are you guys dating? If you caught her watching Lesbian Portant,
Speaker 8: would that bother you? You'd be like, oh right, this
Speaker 8: is hot, and I mean it is hot. I even
Speaker 8: watch Lesbian Poran, but I just like seeing women get along.
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Speaker 5: I'll try to sum it up in forty five seconds
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Speaker 5: just boring to hear what something's about. It's amazing that
Speaker 5: it has captured America this well.
Speaker 9: All right.
Speaker 5: Here are a group of very attractive teenagers living in
Speaker 5: Manhattan in a triple mint townhouse. And then there's a
Speaker 5: very attractive group of teenagers living in cottage Country, Canada,
Speaker 5: on a pristine glacial lake. Cottage Country, Canada what they
Speaker 5: call cottages you and I would call incredible mansions, ten bedrooms,
Speaker 5: ten bathrooms, insane beautiful on a lake. Turns out that
Speaker 5: a man who owns one of those cottages on the
Speaker 5: lake in Canada dies and he has a grandchild who
Speaker 5: lives nearby in that lake community. But he also has
Speaker 5: two grandchildren that live in Manhattan, and now he is
Speaker 5: in his death. They are all communicated with and told
Speaker 5: that they've inherited this twenty one acre estate in Canada,
Speaker 5: but they don't know each other, the kids, they don't
Speaker 5: know each other existed. The rest of it unfolds as
Speaker 5: to do they find out who existed? Do they find
Speaker 5: out who their mother is, their father is, what's the
Speaker 5: real story? That's the tension? Here are incredibly rich kids
Speaker 5: on a lake and another group of incredibly rich kids
Speaker 5: in Manhattan finding out whether or not they exist. Who
Speaker 5: owns what? Oh my god, that's the tension, rich people
Speaker 5: with rich people problems. However, all of these people look
Speaker 5: like supermodels. They all look like supermodels, and they're all
Speaker 5: between the ages of seventeen and twenty two. And they
Speaker 5: fall in love. I know you wouldn't believe it, but
Speaker 5: they fall in love. That's the story that is sterling point.
Speaker 5: Good news if you watch the eight episodes, as I
Speaker 5: did twice, maybe three times with my twenty one year
Speaker 5: old daughter, we found out today that they're going to
Speaker 5: have a second season. No surprise there. It was like
Speaker 5: twenty million downloads, like twenty million streams. Was insane. And
Speaker 5: the way you know it's a great story is it
Speaker 5: has no known stars. I had never seen any of
Speaker 5: these people before except one of the adults. It must
Speaker 5: be a great story to keep our attention.
Speaker 2: So I found really crazy about like adulting child.
Speaker 10: When I say that because I'm twenty four years old,
Speaker 10: but to return twenty five in like two weeks, and
Speaker 10: I still feel like I have like the mind of
Speaker 10: like a nineteen year old. I blame some of that
Speaker 10: on the COVID college years, right, because it's like we
Speaker 10: all had like two and a half years of like
Speaker 10: our formative development just kind of go on like odd.
Speaker 2: Pause and whatnot.
Speaker 10: I don't know, I'm just kind of yapping about nonsense
Speaker 10: here because want to just kind of talk and hear
Speaker 10: what people have to say. But something about adulting that
Speaker 10: has never, like it's never been something I've gotten used to,
Speaker 10: is that, like the conveyor belt never stops.
Speaker 2: It just as soon.
Speaker 10: As you graduate college and you start that first job,
Speaker 10: and I would say, the first time you either pay
Speaker 10: rents or pay like a student loan or whatever your
Speaker 10: big bill is, it just like starts.
Speaker 2: It just doesn't stop. And there are those months.
Speaker 10: Where you get into a groove and things feel comfortable
Speaker 10: because you're like you're being able to, like, you know,
Speaker 10: keep track of your finances and all that, and your social.
Speaker 2: Life is good and your professional life is good, and.
Speaker 10: All it takes is like one like off day that
Speaker 10: turns into an off week, that turns into an off month,
Speaker 10: and you just feel like behind does that make any sense?
Speaker 10: Like I don't want to use like proper nouns here,
Speaker 10: and specifically say like what uh I'm referencing in my
Speaker 10: life right now, but like I haven't felt normal, I
Speaker 10: haven't felt caught up to that conveyor belt in like
Speaker 10: two months, and then it gives me nothing but like
Speaker 10: a weird sense of dread of like is it gonna
Speaker 10: take two months to catch back up to equilibrium? Or
Speaker 10: am I always gonna be behind by two months? Is
Speaker 10: that gonna turn into three months?
Speaker 2: Four months?
Speaker 10: Am I ever gonna get to a point where like
Speaker 10: I'm a year behind this fake conveyor belt?
Speaker 2: That is life? And it's like.
Speaker 10: Blah, I don't know, but profound quote that I love
Speaker 10: that I always go back to is in the end,
Speaker 10: it will be okay. And if it's not okay, it's
Speaker 10: not the end. And I love that stuff because it's
Speaker 10: just like, yeah, I mean, life gets hard sometimes, but.
Speaker 2: Doesn't mean that what's the word. Things aren't gonna smooth out.
Speaker 5: They don't smooth out once you get on the conveyor belt.
Speaker 5: It never ends. It never ends. And that's the first
Speaker 5: time I ever heard that explained a conveyor belt. That's
Speaker 5: exactly what happens once you start to get an electric bill,
Speaker 5: a phone bill, your first paycheck. When did you first
Speaker 5: When was the first time for you personally that you
Speaker 5: felt you had money. I'm not talking boat money. I'm
Speaker 5: just like a little freedom money. There were two things
Speaker 5: that happened to me where I said, oh, oh, I'm
Speaker 5: getting ahead. I'm getting ahead. Let's see what you think.
Speaker 5: One of them, I bought a roll of stamp pips.
Speaker 5: I didn't buy a stamp for this letter. I bought
Speaker 5: a whole roll. To me, this was an enormous event.
Speaker 5: This meant that I was well on my way. I
Speaker 5: bought a roll of stamps. And I lived in a
Speaker 5: bachelor apartment at the time, top floor walk up. I
Speaker 5: was very lucky. It was a really cute It was
Speaker 5: a good apartment, and there was a bathroom, and the
Speaker 5: bathroom had a sink and a bathtub, and for me,
Speaker 5: wealth was I bought two bars of soap, one for
Speaker 5: the bathtub, one for the sink. To me, that was
Speaker 5: a huge step because I had been using one bar
Speaker 5: of soap for both for quite some time. But now
Speaker 5: I had made it. Now I had a roll of
Speaker 5: stamps and I had two bars of soap.
Speaker 1: You are listening to the biggest all night show in
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Speaker 5: The other side of mid nine, Christina ballin.
Speaker 11: R or anyone growl religious and here.
Speaker 2: Mormon?
Speaker 12: Is that the one with a lot of wives? Oh
Speaker 12: my gosh, so is this one your favorite? You have
Speaker 12: seven wives and you take out the loud ones.
Speaker 2: Well, she's Mexican, so it makes sense.
Speaker 11: I love Mexicans, Italians Mexicans. I feel like we're very
Speaker 11: culturally similar.
Speaker 12: Yeah, tomato salsa.
Speaker 2: You do more than that.
Speaker 11: Oh, yes, yes, of course. I was just it's not
Speaker 11: your fault. It's not your first slavery.
Speaker 12: No, I love Mexicans.
Speaker 2: Hope you don't think I.
Speaker 11: Was trying to No.
Speaker 2: No, I didn't think you cooked. I didn't think.
Speaker 11: Why would you cook your seven other wives?
Speaker 12: You're probably the anal one.
Speaker 11: Right, I'm assuming Spanish is your first language.
Speaker 4: Cool.
Speaker 11: Italian's my first language too, thank you. I think Spanish
Speaker 11: is harder than Italian to learn.
Speaker 2: Man, it's anal night.
Speaker 3: Tonight is.
Speaker 5: Silas Staten Island. Welcome to the Other Side Out of
Speaker 5: Midnight with Walter Sterling at eight hundred eight four eight
Speaker 5: nine two two two high silence.
Speaker 9: Yeah. I talk about criminal enterprises the as far as
Speaker 9: the schools go. And Andy Winegarden. I believe she gave
Speaker 9: two hundred.
Speaker 5: She's a lesbian.
Speaker 9: Lesbian, don't the teachers themselves have the power to say,
Speaker 9: don't you give one penny of our money to any
Speaker 9: politician they allow to just do that.
Speaker 5: I don't know. I don't know what the bylaws are
Speaker 5: of the teachers' union, but it does seem to me
Speaker 5: to be bizarre that they randomly hand out money to
Speaker 5: people who don't need it.
Speaker 9: Because I say, you know, I have one of those
Speaker 9: air conditions you were talking about. How cool are they
Speaker 9: tell me about air condition every room right now?
Speaker 5: Tell me, no, stop, tell me about that air conditioner
Speaker 5: because I saw it on TikTok and TIMU fascinated by it.
Speaker 9: Oh I have it. Yeah, it's it's one of those Gee,
Speaker 9: why didn't I think.
Speaker 5: Of a thing exactly like, oh my god.
Speaker 9: It's It comes with a bracket that you put right
Speaker 9: on the windowsill and it can It even has two
Speaker 9: arms that will lay against the building if you need it.
Speaker 9: You just sit it on there, close the window down.
Speaker 9: It's fully adjustable and you can just and it comes
Speaker 9: with like this foam stuff to you know, keep the
Speaker 9: air from getting in and bam, you're in and does
Speaker 9: it work as simple as absolutely cool? Room down in
Speaker 9: no time?
Speaker 5: And which size one did you get?
Speaker 9: I got this actually from a friend because I do
Speaker 9: moving and stuff and they.
Speaker 12: Have it.
Speaker 5: Yeah, I don't care. What's the b to you?
Speaker 9: I think this one is like going five thousand.
Speaker 5: It works, it does your room and its fine, I know.
Speaker 5: And it's lightweight, right.
Speaker 9: You know? The thinking about what you said, Yeah, yeah,
Speaker 9: you're thrown away two hundred million on Hillary and she lost.
Speaker 9: You could have you could have air conditioned in any school.
Speaker 9: And when you said about Walmart would be able to
Speaker 9: donate it. One of the things I'm trying to talk
Speaker 9: to Fasella with is get are we able to like?
Speaker 9: Why couldn't Elon must say, look, I want four thousand
Speaker 9: cops on the street, and I want another man in
Speaker 9: the fire fire department. Why couldn't he fund it? Or
Speaker 9: if he gives that money to the city, does it
Speaker 9: go into a slush run? Okay, he designated just for that,
Speaker 9: putting cops in the street and putting Why couldn't they.
Speaker 5: I don't know why they couldn't do it. Of course
Speaker 5: they could do it. Thank you very much for the call.
Speaker 5: I appreciate your French. Our friend Silas on Staten Island.
Speaker 5: Walter Sterling. The other side of Midnight Red Apple Audio Networks, the.
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Speaker 5: I'll tell you a great conspiracy, this nonsense of people
Speaker 5: paying attention to Prince Harry and to Megan Markle. Let
Speaker 5: me tell you about this. I don't know why this
Speaker 5: has not been repeated and reported and gone over, because
Speaker 5: there it is. Sometimes it's right in front of you
Speaker 5: all of a sudden, magically, right before school has to start.
Speaker 5: They're going back to England. They I don't know, maybe
Speaker 5: their private school was not cure enough in Mendocino. But
Speaker 5: they're getting out of California. And the celebrities there, the
Speaker 5: celebrities there, I had to turn up my earphone. Sorry.
Speaker 5: The celebrities there are saying fine. Gwyneth Paltrow, she's like
Speaker 5: thrilled that they're gone. No need to have them around.
Speaker 5: We never saw them in town. They were never part
Speaker 5: of the community. Nobody in Mendocino is going to be
Speaker 5: sad that they're gone. And you and I'm tired of
Speaker 5: hearing about her but that's all very nice. That's not
Speaker 5: the story, and I don't I can't believe any so
Speaker 5: called reporter has not followed up this story. Hi, Megan
Speaker 5: was married before Who is she married to? She was
Speaker 5: married to a successful Hollywood producer, director of like eight
Speaker 5: episode shows, streaming shows like that Tear. Not a big
Speaker 5: ABC guy, but an always working producer, writer, director, good
Speaker 5: husband for her, made perfect sense. They looked right together.
Speaker 5: The ages were similar, similar backgrounds, but she had to
Speaker 5: go up to Canada a lot to make suits that
Speaker 5: TV series, and she was good in that, and she'd
Speaker 5: go up to Canada. They spent too much time apart.
Speaker 5: They grew apart. Blah blah blah. That isn't what happened.
Speaker 5: I don't think that happened for one second. The two
Speaker 5: of them worked on projects together, wrote series together, wrote
Speaker 5: episodic television together, made up stuff. They made up stuff.
Speaker 5: And she has said that the very last thing that
Speaker 5: she and her first husband worked on was a project
Speaker 5: where a layman, a normal citizen, happy, normal citizen, marries
Speaker 5: a prince. Now I'm not kidding, this is what they
Speaker 5: were working on. They marry a prince, She marries a prince.
Speaker 5: And the eight episodes or ten episodes was going to
Speaker 5: be about this normal civilian marrying a prince, the shift
Speaker 5: in their life, how they adjust, how they don't adjust,
Speaker 5: how the court doesn't like them, how the princes don't
Speaker 5: like them, how all the tensions of bringing a civilian
Speaker 5: into a royal family. That's what she was working on
Speaker 5: with her first husband. Now I watched General Hospital, You
Speaker 5: watched General Hospital, Days of Our Lives, Another World, Well,
Speaker 5: that's a soap proper story, because then she divorces, divorces
Speaker 5: her first husband, and I would check those papers, just
Speaker 5: like I would check Obama's birth certificate. I would check
Speaker 5: those papers, and I would see if she's really divorced.
Speaker 5: And then I'd keep track of the fact that the
Speaker 5: very last thing her and her real husband were working
Speaker 5: on was the story about a normal civilian marrying into
Speaker 5: a royal family. There it is. I believe that's what
Speaker 5: she's always been doing. I believe she's been gathering everything
Speaker 5: she needs to make a spectacular television show, a spectacular series.
Speaker 5: That's what she's collecting. I think we can agree at
Speaker 5: this point with Prince Harry. Maybe not the brightest one
Speaker 5: of the Royal fold maybe not the sharpest one in
Speaker 5: the royal family. My mother would say, My Jersey mother
Speaker 5: would say. When looking at that relationship Megan and Harry,
Speaker 5: my mother would say, well, she must be doing something
Speaker 5: for him, She must be doing something for him. And yes,
Speaker 5: she must be doing something for him.
Speaker 6: Now.
Speaker 5: The interesting thing about British law and royalty, those kids
Speaker 5: of hers, they belong to the king. No, really, they
Speaker 5: belong to the king. Those are the kings literally figuratively.
Speaker 5: He can decide when those kids live where Ultimately they
Speaker 5: belong to the royal family. They are already working royalty.
Speaker 5: Don't you love that phrase? Is there a minimum wage
Speaker 5: on working royalty?
Speaker 9: Oh?
Speaker 5: Yeah, you get your own mansion. But that's it. I
Speaker 5: believe that she has always had this secret plot to
Speaker 5: take this story, the story of her new life, and
Speaker 5: turn it into a television series, which surprisingly magically, she's
Speaker 5: going to be producing with her first husband, her real husband.
Speaker 5: That's what I think this is about. And it fits
Speaker 5: the logic of General Hospital, of Another World, Days of
Speaker 5: Our Lives, it fits all of that. This is what
Speaker 5: they do with soap operas. And I think Harry, who
Speaker 5: watched no real TV, he wouldn't know he would have
Speaker 5: no idea. I still can't believe that he had these magnificent,
Speaker 5: these gorgeous, incredible women before her and he didn't marry them.
Speaker 5: He had all the right girls before her. Walter Sterling Friday,
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Speaker 5: We're on WGN in Chicago.
Speaker 2: Mart Docking Walterston The Other side.
Speaker 5: Of Midnights Walter Sterling The Other Side of Midnight with
Speaker 5: Meghan from News Nation. She puts together the most interesting,
Speaker 5: useful reports News Nation has. She should be on the
Speaker 5: air more and they should pay her more. Meghan, what
Speaker 5: are you working on this week?
Speaker 13: I mean say it, louder Walter.
Speaker 5: They should put her on more. They should put her
Speaker 5: on more. I'll put reverb on it later. They should
Speaker 5: put her on more, and they should pay her more.
Speaker 13: Yeah, that's what we're talking about. It's so good to
Speaker 13: be back with you. You know, we are working on
Speaker 13: a bunch of things. I just walked in the door
Speaker 13: from the studio. I did two interviews today. I did
Speaker 13: part two of our Scientology series. But it's a really
Speaker 13: interesting one that I'm going to bump up to the
Speaker 13: next episode to air. Was this crazy story about Jeffrey Epstein,
Speaker 13: Hugh Hessner, playmates, and the FBI. It's like that's the intersection,
Speaker 13: like that, that's the trifector right there. But apparently Playboy
Speaker 13: playing has come forward saying she told Hugh Hefner that
Speaker 13: Jeffrey Epstein had sectually assaulted her and then trafficked her
Speaker 13: back in two thousand and four, and then Hugh Hefner
Speaker 13: called the FBI and she was like, I heard him
Speaker 13: on the phone with the FBI. He reported it, He
Speaker 13: did the right thing. They never followed up with me,
Speaker 13: They never said anything. The case was never opened, nothing
Speaker 13: ever happened. It went nowhere. So I talked today to
Speaker 13: a former FBI agent, former CIA agent, and I asked
Speaker 13: her to her face Number one, what happened? Why would
Speaker 13: they not take that seriously someone as high profile as
Speaker 13: Hugh Hefner, saying that, Secondly, why would they take it
Speaker 13: seriously about Epstein? Because you know at that time they
Speaker 13: were already building a case against him. You know, they
Speaker 13: had a file on him. So if somebody at that
Speaker 13: high profile would complain and make that call, you would
Speaker 13: think they would fall up on it. So the big
Speaker 13: thing I asked her straight to her face was is
Speaker 13: the FBI corrupt? And she said, well, she said yes,
Speaker 13: but why she said yes? It is the interesting part.
Speaker 13: You know, we got into the different layers of one
Speaker 13: person could be and you know, she asked, She's like, well,
Speaker 13: what do you mean by that? And I'm like, you
Speaker 13: know what I mean is Jeffrey Epstein. Was Jeffrey Epstein
Speaker 13: paying someone within the FBI who was on his payroll?
Speaker 13: Did he have blackmail on somebody? What are the chances
Speaker 13: that this did get brought back straight to him? And
Speaker 13: then he somehow made it go away? And we talked
Speaker 13: about you know, yes that's possible, and here's here's why.
Speaker 13: You know, not only was that his mL blackmail being
Speaker 13: his his m but there's also you know, bad eggs
Speaker 13: in every organization, and that then things can go other ways.
Speaker 13: Into was like there's also a level to it of
Speaker 13: like maybe they didn't report or fall up on it
Speaker 13: because they felt like Epstein, the FBI being they thought
Speaker 13: Epstein was more value to them alive or not just
Speaker 13: alive but not in jail and not convicted because he
Speaker 13: had information possibly with you know, international relations aspect of it,
Speaker 13: like hey, this country that you know, we're not too
Speaker 13: friendly with he might find out before us who our
Speaker 13: next president will be, et cetera, et cetera. So, you know,
Speaker 13: we talked a lot about the victim, the accusations, the
Speaker 13: high profile of it, and then our workings of the
Speaker 13: FBI and the CIA and where they really dropped the ball.
Speaker 5: Well, the long rumor is that the FBI and the
Speaker 5: CIA do not coordinate on anything, and that may have
Speaker 5: been the opportunity. That may have been the opportunity that
Speaker 5: was lost. The thing that always strikes me about Epstein
Speaker 5: is this was the busiest man who ever lived. There
Speaker 5: were there are three million, three million emails, there's all
Speaker 5: of this coordination. Half a billion dollars was just handed
Speaker 5: to him by the guy who started the the limited
Speaker 5: I'm like, what the hell? And an extraordinarily busy guy
Speaker 5: without portfolio. Nobody on Wall Street says he did any
Speaker 5: transactions with any firm that anybody knows of. So all
Speaker 5: of this, all of this money came from G. We're
Speaker 5: not sure it went to scoreless activities and G We're
Speaker 5: not sure about that. And anybody who got near him
Speaker 5: in the public eye has been fired and banished instantly.
Speaker 5: The minute they were connected therefore there must be a
Speaker 5: root assumption that he was doing really bad stuff.
Speaker 13: Yeah, and he seems like the fall guy in a
Speaker 13: lot of sense. I mean, like you said, he was
Speaker 13: the busiest man ever. Well, there had to have been
Speaker 13: a lot of other people doing the dirty work and
Speaker 13: just pushing him from ward as the face guy, and
Speaker 13: all that stuff might just still be going on. Seems likely.
Speaker 5: Ironically, there's always been a general belief that at root,
Speaker 5: Hugh Hefner was an honest businessman. You've never heard him
Speaker 5: about fraud, corruption, You haven't. You may not have liked
Speaker 5: his business, but he was running a legal business. And
Speaker 5: the fact that he picked up the phone and called
Speaker 5: the FBI, well that tells you a lot about Hefner.
Speaker 11: YEP.
Speaker 13: I totally agree, and we talked a lot about that
Speaker 13: in the episode today because you had started with I'm
Speaker 13: kind of what os here about the story of Hugh Heffner,
Speaker 13: Because before his death, I say, straight out he was
Speaker 13: the man, right, he did have that legitimate business. People
Speaker 13: wanted to be him. He had the mansion, he had
Speaker 13: the girlfriends, he had all this stuff and it was
Speaker 13: it was legitimate and he was the man. So we
Speaker 13: all would he died. We're like, oh my god, an
Speaker 13: icon has passed away. But since his past thing, all
Speaker 13: these allegations have come out from former girlfriend's ex ex
Speaker 13: wives about him not painting him in the best life,
Speaker 13: you know, saying that the mansion was really an abusive
Speaker 13: and controlled, the psychological damaging place to be and you know,
Speaker 13: the quailus and the filming and all this stuff has
Speaker 13: kind of come out that's kind of paind in him
Speaker 13: in a bad light. So you know, we talked about
Speaker 13: that today about how do you reconcile these two different
Speaker 13: images of this man that that we're seeing, And you know,
Speaker 13: in reality, I mean, maybe it was just both. You know,
Speaker 13: maybe he knew like, hey, I'm going to protect one
Speaker 13: of my playmates because she moved into the mansion. I've
Speaker 13: seen accuser in this scenario, she did move into the
Speaker 13: Playboy mansion of course security purposes for she felt scared obviously,
Speaker 13: and Hugh had her moved her in to make sure
Speaker 13: that she was safe. So you know, I think it
Speaker 13: was probably just both. But yeah, we talked about that
Speaker 13: a lot because there's a lot of weird parallels there.
Speaker 5: Did you learn anything about Part two of Scientology that
Speaker 5: has caused you to be concerned.
Speaker 13: Yeah, you know, I'm always concerned. You know I've I've
Speaker 13: sent to you before, and I did say in the
Speaker 13: episode today, I can't even believe I'm doing this series
Speaker 13: because I said that I never wanted to really get
Speaker 13: that with Scientology. But the guest who I talked to,
Speaker 13: I mean, he exposes them every single day. He's got
Speaker 13: a great sum stack, and he's written books and he's
Speaker 13: covering all the trials and stuff. But you know, we
Speaker 13: really talked about the inner workings of how Scientology beat
Speaker 13: the irs and how they caught tax exemption status after
Speaker 13: it was revoked from them in the first place. And
Speaker 13: it really is like government espionage style tactics here that
Speaker 13: they used to, you know, breach hundreds of US government offices,
Speaker 13: confiscate thousands of confidential documents to really get their attack
Speaker 13: exemption status back. So we really talked about the kind
Speaker 13: of the inner workings of the Scientology playbook of retaliation,
Speaker 13: and you know, we've really given to the celebrity aspect
Speaker 13: of it about you know, why these celebrities are useful
Speaker 13: to them and the Danny Masterson's case that seventies show
Speaker 13: actor who is behind bars for a sexual being convicted
Speaker 13: of sexual assaults of multiple women and why they were
Speaker 13: having you know, Lisa Marie Presley talked to the victims
Speaker 13: about not coming forward, just kind of the weird sense
Speaker 13: or stuff that goes on behind the scenes that nobody
Speaker 13: in the media really talks about because well, one there
Speaker 13: you're intimidated by the retaliation effects of efforts by Scientology
Speaker 13: or too. You just don't really think it's a story
Speaker 13: because it's past. But that's not true because Scientology is
Speaker 13: fighting today right now to get that sex of enter
Speaker 13: Danny Masterson out of jail, and they're also in court
Speaker 13: right now with Leah Ramini bashing her and shaming her.
Speaker 13: So there's a lot going on there that people might
Speaker 13: not think is timely or something to be talked about
Speaker 13: right now in the news. But there's a lot going on.
Speaker 5: When is this getting on the air.
Speaker 13: Next week? We'll do so Wednesday, whatever that date is,
Speaker 13: maybe the twenty sixth, you know, you know, all the
Speaker 13: calendar goes. Next Wednesday we will do the Playboy Ebscene
Speaker 13: Accusations episode with Hugh Hefner, and in the following week
Speaker 13: we will start the series on the Scientology.
Speaker 5: Fantastic good luck with those kids. I appreciate you being
Speaker 5: on the other side of midnight.
Speaker 3: Thank you, Thank you ns Walter starting out of side.
Speaker 2: Of mid now.
Speaker 5: Now this weekend. When you're bored, go to my website
Speaker 5: learn more about this show. You and I are companions
Speaker 5: in being misfits. Walter sterlingshow dot com. Walter sterlingshow dot com.
Speaker 5: You'll see interesting pictures of my cats, interesting pick of
Speaker 5: my family. The fact is you and I belong to
Speaker 5: the same club. We're misfits. That means that the normal people,
Speaker 5: the people who are going to come to work in
Speaker 5: about ninety minutes, they don't understand us at all. First,
Speaker 5: they don't understand why we work at this time. I
Speaker 5: work at this time because I want to. Were there
Speaker 5: opportunities for you to work in daylight? Yes, there were
Speaker 5: many opportunities for me to work in daylight. The fact
Speaker 5: is I'd rather work now because I fit in here.
Speaker 5: Everybody who chooses to work overnight, we're kind of all
Speaker 5: the same, which is we don't want to talk to
Speaker 5: each other. And then we step back and go, well,
Speaker 5: actually I don't really want to talk to anybody, and
Speaker 5: then I look around, I go there's no one here
Speaker 5: for me to talk to. This is the best thing.
Speaker 5: There's no one outside to talk to, no one inside
Speaker 5: to talk to. There was something really interesting that I
Speaker 5: learned about New York City, about Manhattan that I'd never
Speaker 5: realized until recently. I never looked. When I get off
Speaker 5: the air, I wait for a bus. I go across
Speaker 5: Third Avenue and I wait for a bus. And here's
Speaker 5: what's interesting. It's not three in the morning. It's five thirty,
Speaker 5: quarter to six. It might as well be three in
Speaker 5: the morning. There is nobody, I mean nobody in Manhattan
Speaker 5: at five thirty in the morning. I figured there'd be
Speaker 5: some No, there's a bus driver, there's a guy setting
Speaker 5: up a coffee shop, but they're no stores open. I
Speaker 5: want to get a newspaper. I want to buy a newspaper. No,
Speaker 5: there's no place to buy a newspaper. And there's no newsstand.
Speaker 5: They don't open until like six thirty. And then the
Speaker 5: stores with the coffee and all that, they don't open
Speaker 5: till seven. Dunkin Donuts, God bless you, Dunkin Donuts is
Speaker 5: like opened at four thirty. I can get Duncan Donuts
Speaker 5: at four point thirty, but I was surprised it it's
Speaker 5: not a slow roll of people coming into the city.
Speaker 5: It's nobody. And then bum six point fifteen, six point thirty,
Speaker 5: and they're there. The other thing that's kind of cool
Speaker 5: and amazing. Even in New York City, I get a bus.
Speaker 5: I like the bus, and I get on a bus,
Speaker 5: and because I usually get on a bus at the
Speaker 5: same time, I know the bus driver. It's not a
Speaker 5: small town. I know the bus driver. Bus driver knows me.
Speaker 5: Those are the special things. The person selling the coffee,
Speaker 5: the coffee cart guy, he's there. It's a community of
Speaker 5: people who work at this special time. I didn't say late,
Speaker 5: I didn't say overnight. This is a special time. It's
Speaker 5: an intimate time. There's an intimacy. No matter where you live,
Speaker 5: no matter where you work, at this time of day,
Speaker 5: we're different. And what I've learned is that the later
Speaker 5: in the day, the more honest adults become. I can
Speaker 5: have honest conversations with a guy at five in the
Speaker 5: morning that I will not have at seven in the morning.
Speaker 5: And that's why I like being on the radio at
Speaker 5: this time, because when you and I talk on the phone,
Speaker 5: I know you're telling your truth. And I do the
Speaker 5: best to tell mine. I have an email. It's Walter
Speaker 5: dot Sterling at wabcradio dot com. And we've learned a
Speaker 5: lot this week, none of it we can repeat. I'd
Speaker 5: discourage you from sharing it to other people. I'd hate
Speaker 5: for a lot of these things to wind up in
Speaker 5: FCC complaints, because we have enough trouble. The greatest gift
Speaker 5: that you and I can receive is a request for help.
Speaker 1: The other Sign of Midnight with Walter Sterling.
Speaker 5: Ross Caultheart from News Nation live in Sydney, Australia. Ross
Speaker 5: is surrounded by beautiful women. He's in Sydney, Australia, our expert.
Speaker 5: I'm Conspiracies and Mysteries. Welcome, mister Coultart.
Speaker 6: I am flattered by your impressions of where I am, Walter.
Speaker 6: I wish I was surrounded by beautiful women. But yes,
Speaker 6: you're right, Bondi Beach does have a high I thought
Speaker 6: i'd talk to you this evening, Walter about a phenomenon
Speaker 6: that has been perpetual across the United States, but particularly
Speaker 6: in the Midwest, which has reared its ugly head yet again.
Speaker 6: And it's one of the most enduring natural mysteries and
Speaker 6: source of great conspiracy theories. The phenomenon of cattle mutilations.
Speaker 6: So as you would know, right across parts of America,
Speaker 6: for many, many years, ranchers have been reporting the weird
Speaker 6: phenomenon of cattle completely exanguinated, no blood, but often no
Speaker 6: visible injuries. Their body are just completely drained of blood.
Speaker 6: And this isn't some idle speculation. This has been reported
Speaker 6: and recorded by FBI investigations and by local ranches themselves,
Speaker 6: and also by civilian investigators. And what characterizes these so
Speaker 6: called mutilations often is the phenomenon where in some cases
Speaker 6: the tissue, all of the tissue, not just bits of
Speaker 6: the tissue. You'll find animals that are not only completely exanguinated,
Speaker 6: but their heads have been completely stripped of flesh. You
Speaker 6: literally have a normal looking cow up to the base
Speaker 6: of the neck, and then from much of the neck upwards,
Speaker 6: every single piece of tissue, the eyeballs, the flesh, even
Speaker 6: the difficult bits of flesh in between the tendons, they've
Speaker 6: all literally just been removed and all you see is
Speaker 6: a listening, moist skull. But there are very recent reports
Speaker 6: from Montana, the Teuteau County and Big Sandy, Montana. In
Speaker 6: early August, a cow was found dead with its face
Speaker 6: area skinned and the tongue removed. And this is very,
Speaker 6: very common. But the most interesting one is in the
Speaker 6: San Luis Valley in Colorado, which is an absolute hotbed
Speaker 6: of cattle mutilations. If you go back over forty fifty years,
Speaker 6: San Luis Valley is where it's always been happening. There
Speaker 6: are ten thousand cases going back decades involving a cluster
Speaker 6: of cattle mutilations across the Midwest and in middle August.
Speaker 6: Just about a week ago, ranchers reported a cattle mutilation
Speaker 6: on a property where photos and video evidence presented in
Speaker 6: a forum. And again it's the same phenomenon, classic pattern
Speaker 6: of clean cuts, organ and tissue removal, little or no blood.
Speaker 6: I mean, if you cut open an animal like a cow,
Speaker 6: massive animal, it's going to bleed, It's going to drip
Speaker 6: blood onto the area, the grass around, and you'd expect
Speaker 6: if you went to that site and found the dead animal,
Speaker 6: you would expect to find a big pool of blood.
Speaker 6: I can tell you in most of these cases there
Speaker 6: is absolutely no blood. And I've interviewed a vet here
Speaker 6: in Australia, a veterinarian who told me that he went
Speaker 6: to an area in northern New South Wales about ten
Speaker 6: hours drive from where I am, and the vet found
Speaker 6: a cow that was lying on its side dead. It
Speaker 6: had no visible entry wounds, there was nothing on its
Speaker 6: body to indicate that it had been interfered with in
Speaker 6: any way whatsoever. So he did an autopsy. And as
Speaker 6: you would know, Walter cows have three stomachs. They have
Speaker 6: a particular stomach inside them called the omassum, which some
Speaker 6: people call the bible because it looks like a book.
Speaker 6: Its folds of tissue and it looks a little bit
Speaker 6: like a soggy piece of book. And when he did
Speaker 6: the post mortem, he cut the animal open, lifted aside
Speaker 6: the first stomach that was there, lifted aside the second
Speaker 6: stomach that was there, and he described to me all
Speaker 6: he found where the imassim should be was a stub
Speaker 6: that had clearly been cut by some kind of electro
Speaker 6: cauterizing device. He said it was almost like a laser,
Speaker 6: and he couldn't explain it. And he said the most
Speaker 6: important and disturbing thing for him was he couldn't provide
Speaker 6: any explanation for how something could cauterize a wound in
Speaker 6: the way that was described and not leave any evidence
Speaker 6: of burning. You know, one of the interesting analyzes that's
Speaker 6: been done by Linda Moulton Howe, who's a celebrated researcher,
Speaker 6: these cuts show evidence of high heat. The hemoglobin is cooked.
Speaker 6: You see cooked globin and coullogen at the excision site,
Speaker 6: but there's no carbon residue that would typically be left
Speaker 6: by a laser or a quarterizing heat wand on carbon
Speaker 6: based tissue like animal tissue. And the only explanation that
Speaker 6: some can give is that, however these cuts were made,
Speaker 6: they were made extremely rapidly, with no inflammatory cell response
Speaker 6: that would normally begin within minutes of trauma. And a
Speaker 6: lot of the times, the FBI particularly has been very
Speaker 6: central in trying to downplay these mutilations, and they've asserted,
Speaker 6: along with some experts, that these are just normal animal
Speaker 6: scavenging events, and experienced ranchers and indeed many sheriffs I've
Speaker 6: spoken to, have said that's complete nonsense, that known predators
Speaker 6: like coyotes, wolves, birds, they don't produce these kind of uniform,
Speaker 6: non torn edges on thick animal hide or soft tissue
Speaker 6: and the bloodlessness is the real issue. And these cases
Speaker 6: of bloodlessness go right back to a bull that was
Speaker 6: found in nineteen seventy eight with near Dulce in New Mexico,
Speaker 6: and fortunately it was investigated by scientists at the time,
Speaker 6: and it was the classic case where the blood was
Speaker 6: an unusually light pink color and even though several days
Speaker 6: had passed since this animal had died, it hadn't plotted.
Speaker 6: And the interesting thing as well was that so many
Speaker 6: times when you find these animals, and this is what's
Speaker 6: reported in these latest cases. There's no footprints, there's no
Speaker 6: tire tracks, there's no predator tracks, there's not even any
Speaker 6: disturbed vegetation around the carcass, including in soft soil, mud
Speaker 6: or snow, where you'd expect to find these kind of signs.
Speaker 6: And this is often the case, even when the animal's
Speaker 6: large and healthy. And it's interesting because the other thing
Speaker 6: you notice is and this is something that's reported in
Speaker 6: these latest cases. Just witness last couple of weeks. The
Speaker 6: carcasses are often left completely untouched by birds, flies, coyotes
Speaker 6: or other scavengers after the discovery. Insects stay away, animals
Speaker 6: stay away, Coyotes don't go ignore the body. And in
Speaker 6: one cluster back in twenty twenty three, scientists noticed that
Speaker 6: six animals that had been killed in this unusual way,
Speaker 6: no scavengers approached the bodies at any stage. And it's
Speaker 6: a real mystery. And the interesting thing, Walter is it's
Speaker 6: starting to happen again, not just in America. It's happening
Speaker 6: in my country in Australia as well, and it's part
Speaker 6: of i think, a lifelong event that goes back decades.
Speaker 6: It's only been reported in a great deal of detail
Speaker 6: since the Second World War. But one of the other
Speaker 6: common phenomena that characterizes a lot of these cases, and
Speaker 6: this is certainly the case here in Australia and certainly
Speaker 6: the case with a lot of these cases in the
Speaker 6: Midwest and the United States. Often there are orbs seen
Speaker 6: by human witnesses in the area. People describe seeing orb
Speaker 6: shaped lights craft hovering over the site. And if anyone
Speaker 6: of the Midnight Misfits is listening and they're a watcher
Speaker 6: of the Skywatcher Ranch episode, the sorry the skin Watcher
Speaker 6: Ranch episode, they would know that skin Walker Ranch, which
Speaker 6: is this notorious weird site ranch in Utah, which is
Speaker 6: owned Brian billionaire called Brandon Fugel. They've long reported incidents
Speaker 6: of weird cattle mutilation where they find again completely exangunated
Speaker 6: cattle with organs removed, often dreadful things like their genitals
Speaker 6: have been excist or their entire anal region has been
Speaker 6: almost surgically removed with such precision that there is no
Speaker 6: disturbance of any adjacent tissue that would normally be connected
Speaker 6: to that kind of tissue. I don't know why a
Speaker 6: little green man from Zeta reticulatee or whatever it is
Speaker 6: would come in and want to steal a cow'sanus or
Speaker 6: genitals or utdter or rectum, but basically that's what's happening.
Speaker 6: And the interesting thing is it's happening again Walter, that
Speaker 6: we're seeing an increase in the number of cattle mutilation events,
Speaker 6: and it's a mystery that's been around for literally hundreds of.
Speaker 5: Years and a conspiracy to keep it quiet. It's hard
Speaker 5: to imagine where these cows are mutilated with the population
Speaker 5: centers around them that it's never been witnessed. And therefore
Speaker 5: the only thing I can conclude is something you mentioned,
Speaker 5: which is it must be done incredibly fast, really fast,
Speaker 5: perhaps by a light saber, a light scalpel, without any
Speaker 5: being there. It's practically through telepathy that these cows are killed,
Speaker 5: because it goes it would have to go incredibly fast
Speaker 5: for nobody to see it.
Speaker 6: I investigated one of these cases Walter in Northern Queensland,
Speaker 6: which is a couple of hours flight north of me,
Speaker 6: and it's very tropical, subtropical rainforest where they have cattle.
Speaker 6: But their house is on the only road in and
Speaker 6: the only road art and if you wanted to get
Speaker 6: in there with any kind of truck or gear, you
Speaker 6: literally have to drive past Bob and Judy's place. And
Speaker 6: Bob and Judy invited his art there and we went
Speaker 6: and looked at these cattle and these poor animals, whatever
Speaker 6: they had happened to them. Their tongues had been removed,
Speaker 6: their eyes had been taken, and then when we examined them,
Speaker 6: their organs internal organs had been excited in ways that
Speaker 6: couldn't be explained. And whatever it was, it came in
Speaker 6: from the air. Because there was no possibility that somebody
Speaker 6: had sneaked in by a truck and pasted the family
Speaker 6: home because the road literally passed within two feet of
Speaker 6: the family home. They would have heard it in the
Speaker 6: middle of the night. And as you say, these cuts,
Speaker 6: whenever they happen, they're instantaneous, and it's frankly, I mean
Speaker 6: I stated as a mystery because it really is. It's
Speaker 6: one of the greatest mysteries in the world of anomalous phenomena.
Speaker 6: Nobody has ever been able to provide an adequate explanation
Speaker 6: for what this phenomenon is.
Speaker 5: I wonder what the next step would be to find
Speaker 5: out what it is, what would be the device, the
Speaker 5: research that would be needed to do, and who would
Speaker 5: do it to find out what's causing this.
Speaker 6: I'd like to see cameras, like maybe trail cameras placed
Speaker 6: in locations where a lot of these events are happening.
Speaker 6: The interesting thing is the Skinwalker Ranch people tried the
Speaker 6: same thing and they found that they're monitoring devices. They
Speaker 6: couldn't explain how it was done because they had cameras
Speaker 6: filming the cameras that were doing the recording, and instantaneously
Speaker 6: the wiring was excised. They couldn't explain how it happened,
Speaker 6: but the wiring was excised. Something cut the wires without
Speaker 6: them being able to record it on a camera. It
Speaker 6: was it was as if something had intervened within the
Speaker 6: frames of the video to actually stop the wiring from
Speaker 6: connecting to the camera. I have no explanation for this,
Speaker 6: but I suspect that there is something unnatural that is
Speaker 6: screwing with.
Speaker 5: Us exactly a great mystery presented by the legendary Ross Coulthart,
Speaker 5: journalist with News Nation. Ross, how do we see your work?
Speaker 5: Where can we see you?
Speaker 6: Best place to find me, my friend, is to go
Speaker 6: to YouTube and put in reality check. Ross Coulthart, Thank you, Walter.
Speaker 5: Thank you sir. Live from Sydney, Australia, Ross Coulthart The
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