shortly after that report. Now, maybe

that's an accident. Maybe it's a

coincidence because they did miss as far

at the time of this recording. Those

people are alive. You don't want to drag

them into this.

>> It's like it's like on the one hand,

Trump, don't kill the negotiators.

Israel, we're going to kill the

negotiators. Pakistan, hey, Israel's

going to kill the negotiators. Trump to

Israel, don't kill my negotiators.

Israel, let's kill the Pakistan. HE'S

LIKE, WHAT THE [ __ ] ARE WE DOING? WHAT

ARE WE DOING?

WHY? WHY IS THIS HAPPENING?

What's up everybody? Welcome back to

another episode of the Julian Dory

podcast. I am Julian Dory and I'm Joey

Def. How you doing?

>> How you doing? We were calling this the

Great Society Show cuz that is what it

was called when it was on Patreon

exclusively, but since we started doing

this publicly, it is a part of the

podcast. So, Def, it was a good name you

had there. It's a good name. It had a

good run.

>> It's just bad for biz.

>> It's bad for Biz. It's bad for

>> I'll get over it. But it it was it was

fun while it lasted.

>> It was

>> loud on the bone today, everybody.

There's been some very interesting

developments with the Rothschilds

of all people. That seems to never

happen. But now in this new postpstein

files world, apparently some governments

around the world are taking this

seriously. I won't speak for our own.

There was also some under the radar

depositions that went on over the past

couple weeks. Steve, I don't know if you

saw this. They just kind of slid this

one right out there while the whole Iran

war is coming on.

>> Which one was this?

>> Well, there were a couple. We're going

to talk about both. We We had We had

mentioned the accountant. He'll come up

again.

>> Yeah. Yeah. Yeah.

>> But there was another one, too. We're

going to talk about that. And then, of

course, it was an insane week with the

war in Iran, which continues to go on.

It is now, ladies and gentlemen, at the

moment where I am equating the old, you

know, our old trusty favorite, two weeks

to flatten the curve is now four weeks

to get the oil. Because what keeps

happening is since the beginning of this

war, well over four weeks ago now, they

keep saying, "Ah, four more weeks. Four

more weeks." They keep saying, "Ah, you

know, all right, no ground troops. Well,

we're going to put some

>> maybe 82ND AIRBORNE. YOU KNOW, WE'RE

GOING TO SEND 6,000. [ __ ] IT. WE'RE

GOING TO THROW 10,000 more out there.

We'll talk about all that as well.

Somehow that all comes back around to

Epstein in some way. It's always funny

how that happens, Steve. Right.

>> All roads lead home.

>> All

that's almost like a double entandra

these days.

>> How you doing?

>> How you doing? But in addition, DeF

directed me to something the other day

that we're going to talk about as well,

which was a rather interesting stateide

arrest.

>> Yes.

>> That occurred recently and went very

also under the radar.

>> Yeah. It makes you go, "What the fuck?"

when you look at it.

>> Uh-huh. Uh-huh. Certainly made me do

that. We were just talking through that

right before we went on camera cuz I was

like, "Am I seeing this right?" I said

it's it's it's a perfect setup to like a

joke to like an old dad joke. Yeah. A

blank and a blank walk into a blank.

>> Exactly. That's what I was thinking. But

let's let's start off with the

Rothschilds because there was a raid

that occurred this week in Paris

of the Swiss bank Edmon Rothschild,

which is exactly what you think it is.

And what was interesting dee is that

Ariande Rochab who was mentioned in the

Epstein files a lot and she had a very

close bond if you will with Jeffrey

Epstein pause you know she was present

for this raid

>> I don't know whether that's

a good sign a constructive sign or a not

great sign because she's just winking to

all the investigators like you ain't

going to find nothing here. Yeah. Uh, my

instinct says that's like the it's like

a set. It's like the setup, you know.

I'm gonna be present. I'm gonna be

there.

>> That's right.

>> You caught me red-handed. All right.

>> All right. Did I give you a Reuters link

for this, by the way?

>> Yeah. Yeah. I had to archive it cuz it

wouldn't pull up.

>> Yeah. Yeah. Okay. So, this is a report,

as I said, from Reuters from March 24th.

So, that was this week.

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French investigators raided the Paris

offices of Swiss bank at Monday

Rothchild as part of a corruption

investigation into a diplomat named in

documents linked to late US sex offender

Jeffrey Epste and the financial

prosecutor's office said on Tuesday the

name of Fabrice Adon Fabris Adon a

middle ranking French diplomat who was

seconded to the United Nations from ' 06

to 2013 and later worked at the bank

appeared in more than 200 documents

released by the US Justice Department.

These include emails. He is alleged to

have sent Epstein between 2010 and 2016

from his personal and UN accounts. It's

nice that he was doing it on the

government email as well. You know, just

for recordeping, make sure like, hey, in

the future, obviously, like I'm talking

with my good buddy Jeff. Nothing to hide

here.

>> Want to make sure everyone including Two

[ __ ] and Hoboken later doing a

podcast will be able to review these

transcripts and discuss them because

again, nothing to hide. It's like

signing up for browsers with your school

email.edu.

>> That's right. I definitely never did

that before.

>> You know, I didn't either. I should

have, you know, looking back on it. But

anyway,

>> all right. Where was what? So, some of

the emails reviewed by Reuters show the

transfer of UN Security Council

briefings and other confidential

documents to Epstein during that period.

It sounds like a Hillary Clinton laptop

scandal.

>> Yeah.

>> Aiden has denied wrongdoing. The French

Foreign Ministry has also begun an

administrative investigation and

disciplinary proceedings against Aiden.

They are taking this very seriously. I

don't have a good French accent. The

ministry and Adon's lawyer did not

immediately respond to requests for

comment. The search was carried on

carried out on Friday. This is what I

was referring to. In the presence of

Arie Rothschild, the Swiss bank's boss.

A source close to the bank said Edmund

Rothschild. The bank was cooperating

fully with the justice system in the

investigation. How do you cooperate with

a justice system that you probably

finance the people that they work for?

>> You say, "Hey, I'm thinking 11." They're

like, "Oh, we had we were thinking 10.

Do 11." Like, "Okay, you got it, boss."

>> I That's exactly what I You and I are on

the same page.

>> Yeah. Come on.

>> So, adding the internal inquiry has been

launched as soon as suspicions emerge

concerning the former employee who

worked at the bank from 2014 to 2016.

Okay. So, there there's a few things

here. Obviously, something is better

than nothing, but it could all be for

show.

>> Some of the suspicions you already

mentioned, Def I share with you. It's

like, uh, is this just kind of like, oh,

let's feed the [ __ ] plebs something.

Little bread and circus call it a day.

By the way, there's a war going on.

People forget about this by Monday in

the news cycle.

>> Y,

>> but they weren't counting on a Saturday

episode of our podcast here. So,

>> we're going to do our little part. But

>> now,

>> there's another point here. He was

listed as what did it say de? A seconded

what? To the UN.

>> Second. He was a French diplomat second

into the United Nations from ' 06 to

2013.

>> So he wasn't like the ambassador to the

UN. He wasn't the the head honcho and

all that. And this is this I I can't

believe I haven't thought of this to

this point. This is kind of an oversight

on my part, but

these are more the people I would have

expected to see Jeffrey Epstein dealing

with in emails. Cuz obviously we see

these emails. It's not to say he hasn't

dealt with people like this. And by

these people, I'm referring to more like

>> middlemen. Like not the janitor, but not

the head honcho. Somewhere in between.

You know, obviously again, like we've

seen some people where that is probably

what they are in the emails, but a lot

of these emails are with the

billionaire, the [ __ ] Rothschilds,

literally with Arion de Rothschild, the

actual ambassador from country A to

country B, the future or former director

of CIA, the head of DARPA, like all

these different the former prime

minister of [ __ ] Israel, all these

people who are extremely high level. And

the reason I point this out is because

you guys have heard me talk about the

book Gideon Spies before.

And just as a refresher, that's from the

late 90s refer it. It was basically an

inside view into

MSAD if if you will. And one of the

things that's talked about, I believe

right in the first chapter, yeah, in the

first chapter of that book is how

they really train. In this case, the

MSAD katias, I think that's the term. I

forgot to check if that's exactly what

it is. So, check me in the comments on

that. But how they trained the katias,

the case agents to target people. And

the example they were using, you've

heard me talk about on a recent episode,

which was the kaca who was in Paris, who

was under code name like Henry or Peter

or something like that when he was going

to deaf in my favorite hotel that they

let us into one time, the Ritz in Paris.

Side story there. But when he was going

to the Ritz and trying to develop a

source, he wasn't targeting again the

janitor cuz that's too low. But he also

wasn't targeting the hotel manager or

any of the very highlevel people there

who are extremely

directly connected in more of say a

power position to the VIP guest to come

there. Instead,

he was targeting as as he was taught

someone in the middle. And in this case,

it was the designated driving chauffeur

for the guests, which was Henri Paul,

who ended up being the driver who was

intoxicated, who drove

Princess Diana out the back door on Rue

Cambone eventually to her death. And

obviously, there's a lot of other things

that probably happened there, but you

get the point. That was actually the

source at the hotel that the kachi was

targeting because a guy like Enri, he's

not calling the shots. He's more told

what to do. And it's like, oh yeah, he

gets the job done. He drives people. He

gets them from point A to point B. We

can depend on Henri over here. but he

also through that position has access to

everyone important coming into the hotel

because again they're sending him

they're sending those people for lack of

a better word into his possession if you

will or onto his schedule maybe that's a

better way to put it. So when I saw this

guy being at the center of the raid when

Jeffrey Epstein's relationship with him

occurring in the 2010s and starting all

the way back in 2006 was when the guy

was not to say he's a powerless person,

but a more middling person as it relates

to the UN. Not one of the guys you see

giving the stump speeches all the

[ __ ] time on camera. I found this to

be more on brand for what you see from

regular spies. And let's say while again

he's talking to him brazenly and and

sharing confidential documents over

[ __ ] email, Gmail no less, outside of

the brazeness and carelessness, if you

will, or nonchalants of doing it that

way,

these are more the ties I would have

expected to see before these files

dropped

>> at a higher volume, if you will. So that

was that was just very very fascinating.

But the fact that deep we've gone in

such a short time from

you can't even mention the name of like

these world banking families including

the Rothschilds to now like you have one

the Rothschilds

>> who's front and center and being

discussed in mainstream media by name

with some of the family members as well

by meetings that have occurred by the

files that we can see. It's like you're

finally shining a light to go back to

that supra government idea

>> on that top layer to where you, me, and

all of you out there listening can at

least get a little kernel of information

as to how this works and the types of

people who are in there. The fact that a

place like that and this makes all the

sense in the world. I don't think this

is like some sort of [ __ ] brand new

idea or something, but the fact that a

place like this also to bring on someone

who's going to be a vice president or

something like that, they're looking for

people who have been in global circles,

if you will. Pun intended right there.

like a guy like this who's a dealmaker

and maybe has some weird ties that can

then come in and use all his powers and

all his skills, you know, to be like a

great whatever he is for them.

>> Yeah. A whatever he is.

>> A whatever he is pays well.

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because I didn't know what the [ __ ] I

wanted to do with my life. I was dumb

enough to think it was going to be at a

bank. I immediately hated it. There's a

lot of rules there. Didn't make any

sense. There's it's pretty much where

creativity goes to die which is directly

against what my entire personality is.

But I did work with some great people on

my team. That said,

you know, we had a small team there and

it's such a big place in many different

departments. And one of the things that

I've realized is, and I'm sure a lot of

you can relate to this in other

industries if you worked

>> I know you're going to say

>> is that the ve what do you think I'm

going to say

>> that like there's like you'll like look

at some people and you're just like what

the [ __ ] do you even actually do? Like

>> it's pretty close. It's it's like right

in the same neighborhood is what I'm

saying. Yes, there's some of that.

>> But like the veil of superiority

was dropped. Meaning when you're growing

up in a way, you see these people in a

suit, maybe they're driving a Mercedes

or something like that, and they're

talking on the phone and sounding like,

you know, they're crunching numbers and

know what's going on. And then you see

them at their desk doing their job and

you realize they're really only good if

if if one thing, like at one thing.

And even at that thing, they're kind of

winging it, you know? THEY'RE LIKE,

"WELL, WHERE WHERE'S THE WIND TODAY? All

right, it's floating this way. I guess

I'll float that way." And so I started

to realize that like a lot of what we

just take for granted around us when we

cross the street and and expect society

to work. I started looking outside banks

after this. I'm like, uh, we just assume

the cars are going to be in the right

lane and the other ones are going to be

in the opposite right lane coming the

other way. And it's like, what if just

one day they weren't? You know, like,

and that's a visual of it, but you get

what I'm saying. Like, what if one day

the things that we assumed just made

society work just didn't? Because at the

end of the day, all the little nodes in

there of individual people who are

working, they're all doing one or two

things, and a lot of them are kind of

winging it on the job. And I think that

we're probably seeing that even at some

of the most powerful places like a raw

child bank, they again, they're hiring

people because of who they know and

where they've been rather than what they

can do from a skill perspective at the

actual job title that they're in. Does

that make sense?

>> Yeah. You the best the best thing you

can have are stupid nerds. Like

>> like you don't want a nerd who's like

actually really good at what they do and

is like thinking out. You want like a

stupid nerd who's like really good at

working the CRM,

>> but then like the veil for me gets

lifted when I'm sitting in a meeting and

like he knows a lot about Ben and

Jerry's ice cream. And I'm like damn

like he he's he's too keyed in on this

[ __ ] Like you see it and that's the guy

in the suit that you think is a power

player.

>> Yeah. Do you think he's And then you're

like, "Wait a minute." And he's like,

"You haven't tried halfbaked.

>> You haven't tried the tonight the

Tonight dough with Jimmy Fallon."

>> Yeah, people are simpler. Then we give

them credit.

>> No, I appreciate it. I'm being

facicious. But there was also a another

little under the radar Rothchild related

story this week with a certain banker

Francois Py being named the new head of

the Vatican Bank. Luxembourg based

executive Francois Pauli has been

appointed to lead the Vatican bank,

replacing the long-standing chair of the

Institute for Religious Works. Paulie

currently chairman of Kangnney

Financeier Laal Luxmbour one of the

shareholders of insurance group leix is

set to become chairman of the IR's

supervisory board following a meeting

scheduled on April 28th this is a guy

who used to be a director of the

Rothschild bank and it's directly

showing you that you know again big club

you ain't in it little club you ain't in

it like these these lines find their way

to each other. And this perked my

attention because there is a great book

written by Gerald Pner, I believe,

called the Vatican God's bankers or

something like that about the Vatican

bank. I read that a few years ago.

Very eye opening. You know, you would

like to think a religious institution

would just be all about religion.

Obviously,

that's never how it works, right? Yeah.

Why? Why are you looking at me

concerned?

>> No, I I just I just kind of had a

tinfoil moment because um because pet

didn't Peter Teal do like his big famous

talks at the Vatican like a week or two

ago

>> right outside right by where we were

standing.

>> Yeah. And then two days ago the pope met

with um exorcists to discuss the problem

with like rising Satanism. And then a

day later um a Roth I don't know. I'm

just I'm just [ __ ] around, guys. I'm

just I'm just [ __ ] around. You just

you're just drawing some lines.

>> Yeah. No, I just think that's weird,

though. I just thought about that.

>> I think that's pretty weird, too.

>> Yeah.

>> Peter Teal, like also,

>> again,

I got a lot of problems with the

Catholic Church. I got a lot of problems

with institutions that, like I'm going

to talk about in a sec, that do horrible

things and use the veil of religion of

all things as as

the space to commit the acts they do

behind closed doors. But you have gotten

me to the point where I'm going to be

very much defending the Catholic Church

in this particular situation to see the

elephant balls. And I don't mean that as

a compliment.

>> Oh no.

>> On someone like Peter Teal to so

purposely geographically conduct a talk

like that. And he did it secretly but

then it leaked and you know

>> Yeah. That's part of the plan, you know,

to do that so close to that place when

you are like like read the room, Peter.

Yeah. Read the room. People People don't

want to go get dinner with you. They're

not looking at you like you're this

special thing. And I'm talking about all

of us here on Main Street. They're not

talking They're not looking at you like

you're this special thing that people

want the access to and they want to

know. At the end of the day, you're

someone who can't formulate a sentence

without [ __ ] stuttering 40 million

times to Sunday. And yeah, you you're

worth billions of dollars, but you're a

part of every [ __ ] seaman secret

society and connected to the biggest sex

trafficker in modern history like

Jeffrey Epstein. Far more than you said

in the past to the point that it's like

you you're just an [ __ ] Like that's

what it is. So people don't give a [ __ ]

what you think about the coming of the

Antichrist and stuff like that. The only

reason we let Let me correct a little

small part of that statement. The only

reason we might give a [ __ ] about it and

you will hear me talk about it and you

guys may want to listen to some of that,

but let me know in the comments on that

is because you might be the antichrist.

You might be projecting it like, "Hey,

I'm the guy. Hey, you know that [ __ ]

Palanteer thing? That's my data sucking

machine to bring back SATANIC R." Like

that could be you. I don't know. But the

the coahones

in a bad way. I wasn't trying to be

funny on that.

>> He's he's

like he's the dude at a house party who

like steals something from and he's like

he runs in. He's like, "Dude, I think

someone took something from your

mantle." Well, you got to find that

piece of [ __ ] What do they call it?

Like a cle a kleptomaniac. Yeah. But he

he like gets ahead of it by being the

one to like take notice that something

was stolen. It's in his car. Oh, remind

me to I can't say this one on air.

Remind me to tell you about a dude

another friend of ours told me about who

was famously one of those. It's going to

break it's going to break your heart.

But it's very weird cuz they It's

exactly like what you're saying. They

they want the thrill is in coming out

and saying, "Look, someone stolen

everything."

>> Yeah.

>> And

>> there's something to that. Like some of

the nicest people are kleptos. It's

weird. this guy was regarded as a very

good guy.

>> Yeah, it's like a fetish of sorts.

>> That's what it is. It's definitely a

fetish.

>> But again, like I

the world obviously when there's a huge

event like Iran going on, the world's

going to continue to go on and I know

that that is the case. Meaning like a

lot of other things are going to be

happening around it. But when you see

like all these things kind of happening

in a very small period just very quietly

people getting named the head of a bank

of an old institution. It's kind of at

the center like world power you know

that same bank also being in the middle

of investigation where the familial

[ __ ] bloodline lady who runs it is

standing there saying nothing to see

here. You know, like when you see stuff

like this,

>> it's very hard not to like go from point

A to point B to point C to point D and

say, you know, maybe maybe they're

trying to skip E and go straight to G.

And I want to know what's on E and F.

>> Yeah. And friends will be like, why

would they do that? And I'm like, why

would they not?

>> Why would they not?

>> Start asking that question,

>> Steve. That's the better question.

>> Come on.

>> They've been doing it since the dawn of

time. The difference is now we got

YouTube

and X. Like you see these scumbags in

Hoboken blowing up their blowing up our

game, son.

>> Yeah. Someone somewhere is like, "All

right, yeah, hit the button. They got to

go." His name is uh Julian Dorsy and his

friend Beef.

>> Yeah. What the [ __ ]

>> Yeah. We'll just hope they keep getting

the name wrong and then we can just keep

floating under the radar.

>> Slide under the radar.

>> Keep googling it like, "No, there's

nothing coming up. No addresses in

Hoboken." And [ __ ] Yeah, this kid in

Jersey City, Joey Beef, got gunned down

at a smoothie store today.

But I I had mentioned in recent weeks

that I did go out and film something

with Discovery Channel with the CI's

favorite propagandist, my friend Andy

Booante. I say that as a half joke and

half not joke, but it was on Epstein and

I haven't mentioned what it was around,

but I'm I'm going to start to, you know,

Andy's been throwing out some little

previews of things. So, I'm I'm going to

start biting off the edges here to give

you some slight ideas. You guys can

infer what we might have talked about

over there and then the episode will

come out probably at the end of April,

beginning of May. So, you'll be able to

see that. But there was a new leaked

document.

I actually deev can I get the first one

before that?

>> Of course.

>> There was a new leaked document and this

one's a little hazy, but it was called

Can

>> I'm going to let me just throw the um

the photo right here so I could just

blow it up for you.

>> Yeah. Yeah. And actually, you know what,

D? If I can pull it up right here and

I'll have it right in front of me.

That's perfect.

>> Okay, perfect. I'll keep

>> So Epstein had a road map called What If

I Get Caught?

Defa, you got a road map like this,

right?

>> H Yeah. If they catch me being too

swaggy.

>> Yeah. It's like It's like never get

attached to something that you're not

willing to walk around the corner in an

instant and leave.

>> Yeah. Yeah. Yeah.

>> I learned that from Robert Dairo.

>> Yeah. Heat.

>> Yeah.

>> Michael Man.

>> Yeah. Michael Mann and Robert Dairo. But

the fact that someone had someone like

Epstein had something like this is not

surprising.

Again, for the 10 millionth time though,

the fact that he very much openly stuck

it on email as if it was nothing and no

one would ever be able to find this.

We're living in a day where the [ __ ]

director of the FBI just had his entire

[ __ ] account hacked by Iran.

>> Nerd. [ __ ] guy can't get a win, bro.

>> What a nerd.

>> He just can't get a win. I listen

someone someone tweeted they're like,

"Yeah, what was his password?" One, two,

three, Valhalla.

>> Yeah, those photos just really they just

confirm it all.

>> It was tough. Listen, I'm not going to

>> Hey, stupid nerds.

>> Yeah, I'm not going to I'm not going to

hate on what's actually in there. It's

personal stuff that no one should ever

see. But like, come on. Why Why is the

head of the FBI getting his [ __ ]

account hacked? This is 2026. Like we've

been through the whole Wikileaks era.

We've been through the [ __ ] Epstein

era. Like maybe tighten some things up.

I mean, [ __ ] But anyway, he's got a

homie that's good at tech, too.

>> Right on Gmail. This is an email from

May 1st,

2009, which Steve, can you Google

something real fast?

>> Yeah.

>> What date did Jeffrey Epstein plead

guilty

in the 2000s?

just before I start this little email

right here.

>> June 30th, 2008.

>> Okay, so this is from May 1st, 2009. And

this would be smack dab in the middle

of, I believe,

Jeffrey Epstein's,

you know, fake prison sentence where he

basically was a club club fed or

whatever and goes to the office and is

is free to roam around just, you know,

like every [ __ ] sex offender prisoner

is totally free to

>> roam around apparently. But it says,

"Mr. Epstein, Dr. Jereki asked me to

send you the following notes along with

the statement, quote, I'm thinking of

writing a new book

>> and I need a co-author.

>> That's exactly the cover I would use,

too. It's It's like the OJ Simpson, if I

did it. Not saying I did,

>> but I'm going to write a book that said

if I did, here's how I would have done

it. And obviously, that means I didn't

do it, right? Like same kind of vibes

here.

>> But it says, "What if I get caught?" And

it's got a bunch of segments right here.

The first segment, trouble avoidance,

computer security, telephone security.

Avoid signing. Check out what's legal.

Have a fall guy.

Keep a bookmark on that one.

>> That's Cash Patel. Write that down.

He'll never be able to see it coming cuz

one eye is looking over here, the other

one over there.

>> Avoid learning about illegal acts of

others. So la

I see no evil. I hear no evil. Give no

advice that aid in a betetts. Don't hold

stolen goods. Safe uses of private

detectives. Accomplice use and law.

That's a weird way to put that. Wife

testimony. So you got to make sure she

shuts the [ __ ] up. Avoid trackable

expenditure, meaning don't use credit

cards. And then it talks about safe

houses,

disguises,

plastic surgeon,

document generation, birth certificate,

driver's license, creating a new

identity,

which again, you know, De Epstein's

apparently dead, right?

>> That's what they told us.

>> That's what they say.

>> That's what they say.

>> Oh my god.

>> But, you know, he just he wasn't able to

put any of this to work even though he

was planning this 10 years ahead,

>> you know. Damn.

>> While he was going through a little

little bump in the in the road with the

federal system,

>> you know what I mean,

>> dude? This is pretty blatant.

>> Yeah, it's pretty [ __ ] blatant.

That's that's there's more on there.

That's kind of like the good highlights.

Let me just make sure

on the second one.

Ooh, look at number seven. Def flight.

And it's got sections domestic

and then an extradition section.

>> German law, Israeli law, Brazil. Germany

friend Israel, which obviously for

understandable reasons given the

history, Israel, don't need to explain

that one. Brazil, that's where a lot of

the Nazis went after World War II,

they're more than happy to take a payoff

down there. And then it says, "Money

abroad, romance in US and abroad, family

contact when in hiding or overseas,

paging Mark Epstein." Paging Mark

Epstein, the man who had Jeffrey Epstein

cremated conveniently, you know,

>> and then multiple passports, which you

know, De, we all have multiple

passports, multiple identities. It's

something very important that every

American should certainly make a

priority in their list of Right.

>> That's right.

>> Yeah.

>> I haven't used my government name since

I was six.

>> That's right. His name's not DeF.

>> It's not even

>> He's actually a black guy, too.

>> It's Darnell Thomas. Real name.

>> He can wear white face now because of

Drew.

>> That's right. Because of Duski.

>> That's right. But again,

you're writing these things out a decade

ahead. Then you end up dying.

>> How the [ __ ] has this not been bigger

than it is? This is pretty crazy.

>> Well, again, DeF, there's a lot of bombs

dropping in [ __ ] Iran right now.

>> Yeah, I know.

>> A lot of press conferences happening,

fighting over the war. I don't know. I

would have thought A LOT OF ALGORITHMIC

CHANGES.

>> YOU KNOW, WE had whoops a couple week.

You thought someone would have dug this

one up quicker.

>> You thought You would have think. You

would have thought.

>> You would have thought. You think you

thought

>> You think you thought Damn, that's wild.

What about that second link though, DeF?

You already got this one. The purges

footage one.

>> Oh, yeah. Yeah. So, I'm going to cut to

the bottom paragraph right there. at the

top is explaining stuff because we know

it's been well documented to this point

that obviously the footage the cameras

didn't work in the prison very

conveniently which when John Kiryaku was

on episode 388 with us and was talking

about his own experience in prison and

how the cameras almost never worked and

stuff like that and there were always

issues which I I do believe that

testimony of course cuz he saw it but

you know he was trying to say that

therefore these ones didn't work what I

will say is that when I was reviewing

reviewing ing a bunch of government

documents with one Andrew Bamonte as it

may or may not pertain to the prison

there. There were a lot of

irregularities there that weren't

irregular in other parts of the prison.

>> Nice.

>> That night

>> nice

>> and similar in other similar parts of

the prison. Not just like, you know,

John was talking about specifically like

the chap the chapel or whatever which is

not on the main cell blocks. Oh, the

cameras never worked in the chapel. So

the guys would go back there and, you

know, get it on and he have to like

break. You see John in like a janitor

[ __ ] prison suit like taking them up

and being like, "Guys, break it up.

Break it up."

Well, it's better than having 47 cruise

missiles. Yeah, I mean that that you

might as well be getting it on in the

chapel at that point.

>> There was a guy on Instagram the other

day. Shout out my boy Snagnik. He sent

me this clip, but the now famous clip of

John Kuryaku on Diary of a CEO where he

told the story about Coen Powell coming

to him asking who they would need to

assassinate in Iraqi intelligence in the

early 1990s and where what the address

was. And John gives him the address and

he closes the story by saying

we fired 40 I I woke up the next morning

and I was told we had fired 47 cruise

missiles right onto the base. The

problem was it was nighttime and

everyone was gone. So they just killed

the janitor, which I'm sorry to the

janitor. Oh, no. It's I'm I'm going to

hell for laughing at that. But like this

guy recreated the story where he was

acting as the janitor and it's one of

the best things. Like it's just And then

you just see him standing there with

tears in his eyes and

>> so bad.

>> Oh, we have lost our way.

>> But anyway, back to this FBI report.

This is from the Epstein files FBI

internal documents that say after the

incident redacted was asked about the

cameras. There were two new hard drives

to install, but installing the new hard

drives would mean that all prior data

would be lost, meaning data that maybe

you could scrape for other information

that you haven't scraped yet, etc. And

they're when they say incident, they're

referring obviously to after Epstein was

found dead. The warden wanted video. The

warden needed the video to work now. The

Epstein was dead. And so blank redacted

was told to start working on the system.

Redacted started removing the bad drives

in order to rebuild the DVR. Redacted

advised that an FBI agent was the one

who pulled out the DVR.

Literally, the FBI agent did. Redact had

also advised that he knew that by

replacing both hard drives, the system

would be wiped and that he had advised

personnel at MCC of that. So any tracks

that could have been found on other

camera angles that may have been working

that night

gone.

I got another one there for you, dudes.

See that third one?

>> This is from the Daily Beast.

Again, these are all going under the

radar.

While the world is conveniently dealing

with a war

nice that involves the US and Israel,

which are the two countries most

implicated in these files, Trump's DOJ

shredded huge pile of Epstein docks

after death. Great. Okay, let's scroll

down there.

Less than a week after disgraced finance

year Jeffrey Epstein was found dead in a

New York jail, the Justice Department

under the first Trump administration

shredded shredded huge amounts of

paperwork, a Bureau of Prisons after

actions team went through the jail and

shredded the files. That's what you do

when you go through a jail after a

high-profile suicide. You look for

papers, you find the nearest shredder,

and you play who can shred the fastest

because it's just customary, you know? I

don't I can't think of anything else

like from I don't I I don't know D if

maybe I'm like a little [ __ ] up right

now but from like a priorities

perspective if I were drawing a list of

my top 10 priorities of what jobs do I

have when I'm going through this scene

number one two and three would be shred

everything

>> yeah they're like he's dead we don't

need this anymore

>> that's right we don't need it he it's

the old Bill Gates explanation well he's

dead so

all right

>> a Bureau of Prisons after action team

went through the jail and shredded the

file According to report detailed by an

FBI official whose name has been

redacted. The document is part of a

tranch of files released by the

department of justice earlier this year.

Redacted. Had never seen this amount of

bag shredded documents coming out to be

put in the dumpster at the rear gate of

MCC. The report said last week Epstein

hung himself and there is an ongoing

investigation. There was a BOP after

actions team that came and they are

supposed to review what happened. The

report continued. The report also

indicated that at least one inmate was

used to help dispose the documents in a

dumpster. Hey, listen Reggie. 15

cigarettes coming your way. I got a job

for you. You in

>> bro, we just had telepathy. I was going

to say Reggie and I was literally going

to talk about a cigarette trade. That's

[ __ ] freaky.

>> Make it 30. I'll dump all them [ __ ]

30. It's [ __ ] gone, bro. You imagine

like the two hipsters ripping a Jay out

back like in Brooklyn. And they just see

a bunch of people and like a prisoner

walking out.

>> They just see Patrice O'Neal throwing

stuff into a dumpster. They're like,

"What's he doing? What the hell?"

>> They do it right in front of you,

though. All jokes aside.

>> Yeah, that's quiet.

>> And we just say, "Please, thank you. May

I have some more?" It's amazing.

It's absolutely amazing. And speaking of

other things that have gone under the

radar, as I alluded to at the top of

this episode, Def Jeffrey Epstein's

accountant and longtime personal

attorney were both deposed by Congress

over the past two weeks and that it was

separate, but the footage was released.

And it's funny when you go on X, you

can't even find a ton of highlights of

it because it's not being covered cuz

again, we got a big wall

>> that we're all looking at.

>> But I had mentioned a couple episodes

ago that the accountant, I what was his

name? Richard Kaplan.

>> Yes.

>> Is that that's what it was? The

accountant had confirmed multiple

personal clients

who paid Jeffrey Epstein directly and

that included the Rothschilds, Leon

Black.

>> Richard Khan, I'm sorry,

>> Richard Khan. The Rothschilds, Leon

Black,

who else was in there? [ __ ]

I think I I might have that from an old

doc. Yeah, Les Wexner, Glenn Dubin, and

Steven Sonowski. Steven's a guy we're

gonna have to dig into at some point

because that's of the names there.

That's the one that a lot of people

were less familiar with and don't pay

attention to and it's like what what

else is there? But obviously that's a

who's who. Leon Black, Les Wexner, the

Rothschilds, Glenn Dubin who's also

another guy I keep saying we have to go

to that. There's certainly a lot going

on there with him and his wife and their

long history with Epstein. But

basically, the accountant

at least painted the first picture of

all right, he was being paid directly.

These people were literal clients.

There's no like, oh, he was like [ __ ]

around with money or maybe just giving

advice on this. Like, he was full-blown

dealing with with their assets and

helping them. And these are also

extremely powerful powerful people. And

again, you see like a you see a picture

from a meeting that Trump was having in

I believe in Russia in like the late 90s

and sitting two people down from him is

Ling on Black.

>> And you wonder how far back ties like

this go.

>> Like these people find their way into

these circles long before society

catches up to the people whose circles

that they are finding their way into, if

you will. But the accountant also had

some sketchy

explanations of like basically trying to

distance himself from how much he really

knew about Epstein. Like I'm just doing

the numbers, you know? I just I know the

money the money comes in, the money goes

out. I don't know where it's going. My

job is to count it. I do the math. Hey,

>> but there's also reports and maybe

people can help me in the comments with

this because this I've not dug into too

deeply, but there are reports that he

was removing some stuff from Epstein's

house after Epstein offed himself. I

know there was a fake report floating

around that I believe it was like it was

a picture purported to be of him of

someone leaving the home shortly after

Epstein's death, but it wasn't actually

him. So, I want to be careful with that.

But wasn't it that these two guys were

also the executives of his estate? Was

it

>> indike was definitely one? The lawyer.

>> The lawyer. Yeah.

>> And the accountant was another one.

>> Yeah. I feel Let's see.

>> We can double check that. But pretty

pretty pretty high level of trust.

Jeffrey Epstein had to work with these

guys for such a long time with such

intricate details. Your lawyer is

dealing with your most personal

information, the things that are

completely confidential. Your accountant

is doing that as well from a financial

perspective and also seeing money in,

money out, which the lawyer admitted he

had access to as well. You we'll talk

about that in a minute. And then you're

also making them executives

>> Yeah.

>> of your estate to handle in the instance

of your death and unwind a long career

of espionage, trafficking, arms dealing,

and being related to the highest levels

of super governments around the world.

supra elites, if you will. And these two

[ __ ] [ __ ] are the people that

you're like, "Yep, they'll be able to

handle it." Meaning

just that alone,

the idea that they're going to do the

babe in the woods routine

>> and pretend like, well, you know, I

didn't know anything. I'm not buying it.

I'm never going to buy it. You saw some

congressmen come out of the Indike, the

lawyer deposition specifically, and say

that he believe he he believed that

Darren Indured himself all over the

place. That one specifically in that

deposition. And I think that might have

also been the one where I saw some

congressmen saying, "I couldn't believe

he wasn't taking the fifth." But I might

be misremembering a different one.

Either way, there was definitely

congressman coming out saying he purged

himself, which means they're going to be

looking closely at that. But let's start

with the first clip there of Vin Dyke.

And this is a 10 and a half minute clip.

We're not going to watch 10 and a half

minutes. We're going to watch about a

minute. I just want to show you how

nonchalantly and flippantly he's naming

some names right here, which also gives

you an idea of

that, you know, the fact that this guy

as the lawyer was was dealing directly

or around the relationships mentioned

time that you worked for him. How many

clients did he have during the time that

you worked for him?

>> Wes Waxner clearly for David

Rockefeller. Elizabeth Johnson, Mort

Zuckermanman, Leon Black, Gwen Duban by

JP Morgan, the Rothschilds,

>> Ariana Rothschild.

>> I I I I know the name Ariana Rothschild.

It's possible that it was for Ariana.

with respect toler Epstein helped him um

gain greater liquidity with the wealth

that he did have because

>> was something like $158 million

>> at the time you started working for

Jeffrey

>> Epstein we can cut it there that's

enough there's a lot of details here

this is from who was that well it's from

GOP oversight but that tweet is from UFO

Hunter so shout out I am UFO Hunter for

that I don't know who ET is though up

there.

Maybe that's his maybe that's his

branding because he's UFO Hunter ET. I

don't know. Either way,

very very flippantly naming huge names.

No problem. And none of that's being

covered in the media whatsoever. You

also had I got a link there to Tom

Barack as well. Tom Barack is a

billionaire private equity honcho from

New York who I remember when I was

working on Wall Street. He you know this

was a guy who was on CNBC all the time.

well-known dude. I'll come back to that

clip in a minute. Def that other one.

But well-known dude and longtime friend

of Trump. He's now the ambassador to

Turkey and he was caught by some

maybe journalist or somebody at some

event where he for a minute got a little

bit too candid prior to walking away.

Let's listen what old Tommy said.

>> Just wanted to ask you about

what I read in the Epstein files about

your association with him. Why did you

introduce him to Peter Teal and Vitali

Chin? What were your dealings with

Jeffrey Epstein?

>> Well, I didn't introduce him to those

people, but all of us dealt with Jeffrey

Epstein in the 80s as a as a business

person. He was bigger than life. bigger

than like in the 80s,

>> you know, a 30-year story of of this

that I think most of us actually thought

that he had he had built his wealth and

his prowess over his international

relations with Israel. That's always

what kind of the backdrop was. I I I

didn't see the rest of it later in 2015.

>> In the files I I read, you're having

dealings with him after he became a

convicted sex offender. Why?

>> Now he's like, "Oh, shit." dealings,

meaning he was emailing me asking me for

access to the president or a trans. I

was running a New York Stock Exchange

company. He'd try and get a hold of me

for relevant information. That that was

it.

>> But you met him and got

too far and he So that's good. So

old Tommy, he took a little trip down

memory lane there for a minute. He's

like, "Oh yeah, he was big in the 80s."

which is very interesting that he's

saying it that confidently about the 80s

in particularly which is certainly when

Epstein was already well underway but

before the timeline of like big ball or

Jeff you know what I mean

>> and then he very very passively

and confidently just mentions you know

yeah a lot of international times

particularly with Israel

>> like it's nothing and then you could see

like whoops wasn't supposed to say that

then whoever that journalist was. Nice

job to her. She's like, "Gotcha. So, why

did you deal with this guy after he was

a sex offender when you just

demonstrated that you had known him for

many, many years, which means, you know,

he went away and everything?" And he's

like, "Oh, well, you know, he would ask

me for the like connections to

presidents and people who RUN SOCIETY

AND I WOULD JUST, YOU KNOW, I WAS

CONNECTED, SO I WOULD GIVE IT TO HIM."

WHAT THE [ __ ] YOU MEAN YOU WOULD GIVE IT

TO HIM? WHY ARE YOU GIVING IT TO HIM,

TOM?

>> UH, TOM,

>> what are you doing?

You're this billionaire important guy.

You got a dude that you in your own

words knew since the 80s was connected

to Israel and some weird international

finance stuff who was now a convicted

pedophile. And he comes to you after his

conviction and he's back out in the good

graces of society. Huge air quotes

there. and says, "Tommy boy, baby, get

me to the presidents and the people that

run this society right now from this J

vacation Gmail account. I'm going to

tell you to get that done." And Tommy's

like, "Bet."

And now Tommy is the ambassador to

Turkey. You can always fail upwards in

America. Don't tell me the American

dream is dead.

Oh, Tom. Ball gag Tom. Ball gag Tom.

Paul gag Tom.

>> I like that. I like that. One one more

right here. By the way, my favorite New

Jersey and Jere Jared Kushner.

So they, you know, one of the things in

Trump admin one that was a little

suspect to me is there were a lot of

strange financial ties that would follow

around Jared Kushner and his journey

across the Middle East on behalf of the

administration that involved money. And

you know it's like sometimes you're like

is there a there there seems like there

might be but it goes under the radar. So

I just thought it was very interesting

that this tweet is from Patrick Howley

at Howley Reporter on Twitter points out

that Jared Kushner's Saudibbacked

affinity partners. Remember Jared

Kushner was helping negotiate the

Abraham Accords with Saudi Arabia in

Trump term one. Just keep that in mind.

And he's also the guy who helped give a

quote unquote international stay of

execution on NBS when NBS whacked Jamal

Kosigible

in the Turk in the Saudi embassy in

Turkey back in 2018. He's the one Jared

Kushner went to Trump and he's like,

"Hey, we can't fry him. You got to come

out in this defense." and Trump

basically said so Jared Kushner Saudi

backed Affinity Partners is the biggest

shareholder in Israeli company Phoenix

Holdings which co-owns Israel's biggest

weapons maker Elbert Systems Affinity

also co-owns Schlommo Group real name

which co-owns Israeli warship builder

Israel shipyards

lot of American companies there

a lot of very

born in the USA if you will companies

as in zero not one but that's your

negotiator [ __ ] playing peuckle with

the [ __ ] Iranians

we're not a serious country

we I mean last president's a dead guy

this president has his [ __ ]

son-in-law who's invested in all these

companies doing negotiations for world

peace at the dawn of a [ __ ] war like

what are we doing? Yeah, I I ask myself

that every day, I think.

Classic biz. And the reason that as I've

now said

I don't know 20 times not including like

during this recording we were just

saying this before we were on air deaf

but I feel like I've said it so many

times today. The the reason that so many

of these topics we're talking about as

it pertains to the Epstein files over

the past 50 or so minutes

are news to some of you is because as

we've said they've gone under the radar

because there's a bigger story somehow.

I mean, I don't think it should be a

bigger story, per se, but I understand

why it is. There's a bigger story

>> going on the world, which is that we are

[ __ ] around on the cliff

>> and potentially jumping over if things

go too far here with a serious serious

global war that is not yet global. That

is a huge problem in Iran. And

can you pull up that first link just

from CIA DEF cuz even that has some

details that are pertinent just just to

give you an idea of just this week what

happened starting Monday. We are

recording this on Friday evening. It's

coming out on Saturday. So from Monday

through Friday evening just in one

fiveday period all the things that have

happened. You see it? It's under a rand

timeline. Oh, okay. I'm sorry. and then

scroll down to March 23rd

because I want to point out the [ __ ]

that is going on behind the scenes here.

So that's March one. Yep, there you go.

So

early on Monday morning, March 23rd,

Donald Trump put out the following

statement. I am pleased to report I'm

going to fix the typos as I'm reading

this. I am pleased to report that the

United States of America and the country

of Iran have had over the past 2 days

very good and productive conversations

regarding a complete and total

resolution of our hostilities in the

Middle East. Based on the tenor and tone

of these in-depth, detailed, and

constructive conversations, which will

continue throughout the week, I have

instructed the Department of War to

postpone any and all military strikes

against Iranian power plants and energy

infrastructure for a 5-day period

subject to the success of the ongoing

meetings and discussions. Thank you for

your attention to this matter.

To be clear, he did not call for a

ceasefire,

but the language he's using there is

calling for a very clear rampdown. And

he very specifically said that he wanted

to postpone any and all military strikes

against Iranian power plants and energy

infrastructure for a 5-day period.

Immediately after he put this tweet out,

the Israeli Air Force put out a tweet

where they directly said that they have

begun big bombings in Thyron on

infrastructure. They didn't use the word

energy and all that, but if you look, I

believe it's on March 23rd right here.

Targets hit included an air force base,

a gas company. There you go. Energy

infrastructure and residential buildings

in Tyrron, bases and garrisons. And I

I'm not going to read the names of those

towns because I'll get it wrong. and a

school in another one of the towns,

which by the way, again, hitting

civilian targets all over the place.

These were direct, if I may, [ __ ] use

from the Israeli government to Donald

Trump. And again,

we pay Israel. I'm I'm putting aside the

lobbying that goes on in Congress, which

is disgusting and all that. We, the

United States, pay for Israel's defense.

They dragged us into this war by saying,

"Fuck you. We're going." Which, in the

opinion of the president and his staff,

meant that we then had to go. That's a

separate issue. I could argue that, but

that's what ended up happening. Now, the

president is trying to make peace and

the Israelis immediately GO, "NO, GO,

GO, GO, GO, GO. [ __ ] THAT."

THERE'S GOING TO BE MORE ON THE BONE

HERE, but Donald Trump gave a press

conference or an impromptu, whatever you

want to call it, outside of Air Force

One a few hours later, like later that

morning. This is we're still on March

23rd, Monday. It's 3 4 hours after all

this happens. And in it he said a very

interesting thing about the negotiators

and that was he was asked who he was

negotiating with on the Iranian side and

he said well I DON'T WANT TO tell you

because I don't want them to get killed

BY WHO

WHO ARE YOU worried about killing them

Donald who you worried about killed but

obviously not you and your people you're

worried about the Israelis killing them

as They have been killing every

moderate, and I'm using that as a very

liberal term there. Every person on the

IRGC side, which to be clear really

doesn't have any moderates, but every

person who was at least willing to talk,

the Israelis have been systematically

assassinating along the way to prevent

peace.

I I mean I feel like I'm talking ass

backwards right here because of course I

am. But this is this is the world we're

living in where the United States can

pay A NATION BILLIONS OF DOLLARS, nation

of 9 million people

and then say, "Hey, we're ramping down

strikes on energy infrastructure CUZ

WE'RE TRYING TO MAKE PEACE." AND THAT

SAME government

that represents 9 million people getting

paid by us can SAY, "FUCK YOU. BOMB HIM

AND BOMB the exact [ __ ] that he said not

to bomb.

Why is that? I really, really wonder

why. Why? Why is that? And I'll tell you

who got vindicated immediately on this

is Joe Kent. In fact, Joe Kent was doing

like a [ __ ] Chris Collinssworth

playbyplay on Twitter of this as it was

going out. Can we pull up Joe Kent's

Twitter real fast? I want to get it

right because he subweeted right as this

was all happening when the Israeli Air

Force started striking the

infrastructure. And again, he was being

so classy and analytical about it, you

know, it wasn't it wasn't too much. Go

down past the

>> March 23rd. Yeah.

>> Yep. Yep. All right. So, there's

a little more. All right. Right here.

So, if you scroll down, just I want to

show people what he subweeted over that.

So he was sub tweeting from Osent

Defender where it says the Israeli Air

Force has begun a new wave of strikes

targeting infrastructure sites across

the Iranian capital of Thyron. So Joe

Kent

posts on top of that Donald Trump's

statement that I just read to you. This

is during Monday morning while this is

all going down and he writes step one in

deescalation must be restraining the

Israelis otherwise all efforts to

negotiate will follow this pattern. One,

pus publicly announces deescalation.

Two, Israel takes major strikes to

destroy the negotiations and in turn

weaken our ability to negotiate. Three,

the war accelerates, which is what they

want. You then had the next day reports

coming out that Netanyahu, and this this

is a real term, was quote very concerned

that the United States was going to make

peace with Iran. He doesn't want peace.

So, he wanted doomsday. That was a quote

used in the report. I don't know if he

directly said that, but that is a quote

that was used. Doomsday bombing done to

Iran over the next couple of days.

Again, I say to you, who works for who

here, right? So, Joe Kent had been

saying last week, the Israelis give

selective intelligence to us that is

biased towards what they want and is not

necessarily true. And it's been proven

over and over again when they give it to

us, it's not true. It's something that's

Oh, right. To quote that AI movie that

they were putting out the other day,

Iran is two is what what did they say?

It was like it was like you mean Iran's

two weeks away from a nuclear weapon and

they're like they're more two weeks away

than they were two weeks away 5 years

ago. Oh [ __ ] That's what it is over and

over. You can run the timeline. They

they they don't even invent new lines.

They just say what this is. And again, I

don't want Iran to have a nuclear

weapon. I think that would be awful to

be clear. But like you have to know what

you're dealing with here. You have to

know what the what the actual limits of

a psychotic regime are because you then

have to see, as I've said last week, the

third, fourth, 10th, and hundth order

effects of what a [ __ ] war scenario

would do, which we are now seeing play

out. And we are now hearing behind the

scenes that Trump is so shocked that

this wasn't so quick and easy like

Venezuela

because that's what he was told. No, I

know he wasn't told that. Maybe a couple

guys in his group that want to be sick

of fantic told him that. But I, you

know, I I ain't going to lie, de my tape

in in the night of the Venezuela

takedown when we were recording with

Daniel D. Martino and I was talking

about if we go to Iran, whole different

ballgame.

>> Not going to work.

>> I think it was a very Captain Obvious

statement. It's aged like [ __ ]

beautiful red wine.

>> Mhm. is I'm like, if you're comparing a

nation of 30 million people in Venezuela

that's not in the middle of a giant

religious cultural hub like in Iran, 92

million people to say nothing of their

geography and all that and saying like,

"Oh, because we did this, we can do

that." Well, you've already lost, man.

>> This is this is this is that's like

dealing with, you know, a a little

league team. No disrespect to Venezuela,

but that's what it is when you look at

all the variables here versus the

[ __ ] New York Yankees. there there's

no comparing that like you you are now

talking about like Donald Trump

committed 6,000 troops to deploy out

there and then there's you know we've

seen video of like the 82nd Airborne

coming in which I think is a part of

that and now there are reports as we're

recording this at this time that he may

be putting another 10,000 out there

which is horrible and it's exactly what

the guys like Tucker Carlson warned

against and said this would happen even

though they were saying no ground troops

we're not going to need it but Again,

this is oversimplifying it. To be fair,

I'm oversimplifying this. There are more

there's far deeper military analysis

that can go into what I'm about to say,

but the optics are still going to be the

optics here. And that is okay. We now

have 16,000 boots potentially going onto

the ground for a ground invasion into

Iran in a country of 92 million people

where they have reportedly put together

a million trained fighters ready to roll

in a country that is protected on every

part of its border by very difficult

terrain and geography.

That math is not good. That's really bad

math. Anyone out there can look at that

and be like that's and they're fighting

on their own land.

>> Yeah,

>> that's problematic. And we've already

had one casualty was way too much with

this cuz this was totally avoidable.

>> But to be where we are now with the 13

as of the time of this recording

reported deaths, it maybe more and the

hundreds of casualties again reported

casualties. It might be more. It makes

me sick.

And also, you know,

I can remember in the pandemic when when

you'd see these clips of Don Lemon and

all these [ __ ] idiots on Rachel Matt

on CNN and MSNBC who were just

propagandist mouthpieces for whatever

needed to be said and just blatantly

lying to people.

watching it happen on Fox News with the

clips I'm seeing coming out of like

Jesse Waters and Sean Hannity and stuff

like that and the very cringe tweets

particularly from Jesse Waters that I've

seen is not a surprise to me at all. But

it just goes to show you the boomerang

parts of politics. It's all state media

depending on which side you have.

>> Yeah.

>> And in this case we're and it's a

different issue obviously. In this case

we're seeing it play out with a war. You

had Jesse Waters reading off the [ __ ]

deaths and casualties from successful

military operations in the past and

saying, "What's the problem here? Well,

we only have 13 so far." I'll tell you

what, Jesse,

>> I I think he has daughters and I don't

think they're of military age yet. But

if you had a son or if you have a nephew

or something, I'll tell you what, why

don't you send him right to the front

lines then if you're so gung-ho about

it? You won't do that though because

you're a bought off propagandist. Like I

the fact that we even have to call this

stuff out in 2026 is embarrassing, but

like you got to call balls and strikes.

You got to call balls and strikes in in

in a job like that. And unfortunately

when you turn on CNN, MSNBC, and Fox

News, you are never [ __ ] going to see

that. Period.

And if independent media isn't careful,

eventually you're turn on you'll turn on

independent media and you won't be able

to [ __ ] see that. And that's

something I think about a lot. I don't

get it right all the time, for sure. I

do my best, but I'm going to call balls

and strikes. And the day I don't, get

rid of me. Like, that's that's just what

this is. I And again,

especially when we are talking about

American lives

in a war that does not need to be

prosecuted,

a war of choice, a war that is not our

war.

Yeah. I I I get really upset about that

cuz by the way, there was another I

forgot about this. Trump was talking

about not having the negotiators killed,

so he didn't want to say their name. And

then people figured out who the

negotiators were. So the Pakistani

intelligence service, which is

interesting because we've certainly not

always seen eye to eye with the

Pakistanis. Been plenty of issues there.

The Pakistani intelligence services

reportedly got information

that the two negotiators from the IRGC

that the United States was negotiating

with this week were about to be

assassinated by Israel and the

Pakistanis took that information to

Trump and Trump went to Israel and said

don't [ __ ] do that. The Israelis were

going to do that. Now, there was another

report that is not this one was less

sourced and all that, but apparently

there were bombs that dropped in Iran in

buildings very close to where the

Pakistani ambassadors are

shortly after that report. Now, maybe

that's an accident.

Maybe it's a coincidence cuz they did

miss. As far at the time of this

recording, those people are alive.

>> You don't want to drag them into this,

bro.

>> It's like it's like on the one hand,

Trump, don't kill the negotiators.

Israel, we're going to kill the

negotiators. Pakistan, hey, Israel's

going to kill the negotiators. Trump to

Israel, don't kill my negotiators.

Israel, let's kill THE PAKISTAN. HE'S

LIKE, WHAT THE [ __ ] ARE WE DOING? WHAT

ARE WE DOING?

WHY? WHY IS THIS HAPPENING?

And in the middle of all this,

my favorite guy, Smootrich,

very sarcastic way of saying that, by

the way, in case that wasn't obvious,

the finance minister in Israel,

has openly declared publicly, this is a

very powerful man, that the

basically the the the separate war

that's being prosecuted in I I'm saying

prose. I don't know if I'm using that

term correctly, but you get what I mean.

It feels like a prosecution, right? The

war that they are doing in Lebanon,

again, under the guise of this war in

Iran, it's like, oh, throw the Americans

at Iran. We'll just, you know, [ __ ]

increase here.

>> Basically, the Israelis have displaced a

million up to a million Lebanese at this

point. It may be a higher number.

>> It's more.

>> It's more now.

>> Yeah, I think it was like 1.8.

>> What? Jesus Christ.

>> I can confirm. lot of lot of Lebanese

Muslims, a lot of Lebanese Christians,

all different people from Lebanon. It's

awful. And they've displaced all them up

to the Latani River in Lebanon. And

Smootrich has openly declared that

Israel should put their new borders at

the Latani River, which is not helping

beat the allegations of the greater

Israel idea, which he talks about openly

that they're biblically promised and is

backed by Ted Cruz, who defends them

more than he defends his own wife.

Anyway,

there was also a a headline that came

out of Sky News that they later deleted

where it said 400 dead

in Lebanon war, two Israeli soldiers

killed. Meaning it's like, yeah, there

it is. Referring refer two Israeli

soldiers killed as attacks in Lebanon

leave nearly 400 dead. And like I don't

love to nickpit language. Obviously,

people mess stuff up when they're

putting headlines, but this just seems

to be the story where it's like over

time, in this case, you have Israel

starting this right here and going in

under the guise of we just want to take

out Hezbollah. Meanwhile, they're just

taking out residential buildings

everywhere and killing people and

displacing people. You know, it's like,

oh, 400 are dead, but by the way, two

soldiers were killed.

Who's who's doing the killing?

Like I I don't want to be like, oh, you

know, words matter. But sometimes they

do.

And then you look at the West Bank

and the illegal, according to every

international law

settlements that are going on there. And

I don't believe every single video I

see. I know there's propaganda. I know

there's AI. You got to be careful with

that. You have to say that. But like,

what was I seeing the other day? There

hasn't been a single person charged in

the West Bank, a single Israeli charged

since 2020 with murder. And just since

October 7th, 2023, between October 7th,

2023 and I believe October 2025,

over 1,000

Palestinians were killed in the West

Bank.

Nobody charged. all all accidents.

It makes

Israel makes the case for defending them

and their interests virtually impossible

with every action they take. And I have

created a hard line here, especially

with the moment of them clearly by the

admission of people in my own government

dragging us into a war where our guys

are getting killed. And of course, I am

also going to point out all the other

innocents in other places that aren't

from my country who are getting killed

as a result of this war. You have, did

you see this, Steve? You have

Iranianamean influencers

who have been displaced from Iran, which

I have I'm have a ton of empathy for

that. I think that's horrible.

Obviously, again, the Iranian regime is

terrible. No one's saying otherwise. But

like, you know, you have them doing the

YMCA Trump dance. This girl was doing

the YMCA YMCA Trump dance when the war

broke out.

And then I think I put the link in

there. Def.

>> Yeah, this one.

>> And then Yeah. And then four weeks

later, can you open up the picture right

there? Moon Raheem Rohimei, is that her

name?

>> She puts out this tweet and and I'm and

and I am sorry for her loss. This this

is terrible. But she said this, it's

it's a picture of her as a child with

another child from years ago and says,

"This is me on the left with my beloved

cousin who I lost last week. He would be

alive if there was no Islamic regime.

I'm writing this with tearful eyes. I'm

I'm not going to read the rest of it.

I'm sorry for your loss. That's

horrible.

You also asked for this. I don't

disagree that the Islamic regime sucks

and it should be overthrown.

But like when you have foreign powers

come in and also one of them's Israel,

who doesn't give a [ __ ] about you

people? I'm gonna say it just like that

because that's how they look at you.

They they don't give a [ __ ] about

Iranians. They call them Amalcch. And

then when they speak to him in

translated language, they pretend that

they're coming there to be their savior.

They don't care.

They're going to bomb whoever they got

to bomb. And people like your own family

are going to die. It's easy. And And

again, I'm not Iranian. I I I can't

speak to how personal that would be. And

I know it's very personal. I can't feel

that. And I can't totally put myself in

those shoes and be like, "Ah, if I were

displaced and living in America and

spent all these years wishing I could go

back to my country and wishing it would

be free, how would I feel about the

United States being called in to bomb

Iran?" It's an it's a tough spot to be.

So, I'm careful with the criticism here

of this young lady. But like

it's easy for you to sit in the United

States and beg for bombs and then do a

YMCA dance when it happens while all the

people you care about who are still

there have to live through it. War is

hell

and