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[00:00:00] If any of you are Trump lovers, just [00:00:02] prepare your little hearts to be [00:00:04] offended. [00:00:05] >> Conspiracy theories are entering [music] [00:00:07] a dangerous [00:00:08] >> information is the oxygen of the [00:00:11] democracy. [00:00:11] >> There's so much evidence out there that [00:00:13] even if less than 1% [music] [00:00:15] is true. Will that be enough to collapse [00:00:18] the current paradigm and change the [00:00:21] whole planet? [00:00:26] So, some of you might have seen this [00:00:27] from Valhalla already, but [00:00:30] it's just funny and uh it'll get us [00:00:33] started. [00:00:37] And again, if any of you are Trump [00:00:38] lovers, just prepare your little hearts [00:00:41] to be offended. [00:00:43] Do not We got to definitely write a song [00:00:46] about how we do not didd kids. Do not dd [00:00:49] kids. It's no good diddling, kids. There [00:00:52] is no quicker way for people to think [00:00:54] that you are diddling kids than by [00:00:55] writing a song about it. You got to [00:00:56] write a song. It's just I wouldn't do it [00:00:58] with anybody younger than my daughter. [00:01:01] No little kids got to be big, older than [00:01:03] my wife, older than my daughter. [00:01:05] Something like that. [00:01:11] Shout out to Valhalla the man. [00:01:18] [ __ ] beast. [00:01:20] Welcome back to the channel everybody. [00:01:22] And I got to say, we have got to be [00:01:24] living in the most bizarre timeline in [00:01:27] human history because if you didn't have [00:01:30] Trump throat hugging Bill Clinton on [00:01:32] your 2025 bingo card, neither did I. But [00:01:36] here we are because if you haven't seen [00:01:38] Yes. emails released yesterday of [00:01:40] exactly this. Now, I'm going to tell you [00:01:43] up front, I don't know if this is true [00:01:45] or [00:01:47] >> um to be clear, [00:01:48] >> exactly [00:01:49] I'm pretty sure it's true. I'm [00:01:52] relatively sure that this email does [00:01:54] exist [00:01:55] at this point. [00:01:57] That doesn't mean that what's in the [00:01:59] email is true. You know, [00:02:02] Mark Epstein could write anything he [00:02:04] wants in an email, [00:02:07] but [00:02:09] the email does exist. [00:02:15] Delete this. Now, I'm going to tell you [00:02:17] up front, I don't know if this is true [00:02:19] or not, but it also doesn't matter [00:02:21] because it's hilarious either way. And [00:02:24] the internet is absolutely ablaze with [00:02:27] memes and videos and clips. So, um [00:02:30] unlike yesterday's video where we ranted [00:02:31] about how disgusting all these PDF [00:02:33] protectors are, this one's going to be [00:02:35] lighthearted. It's going to be fun. It's [00:02:36] all going to be all comedy. So, what [00:02:37] I've done is I'm I've compiled some of [00:02:39] the funniest clips regarding this and [00:02:42] we're going to go through them just to [00:02:43] brighten your uh Saturday here. So, [00:02:46] don't forget to like, comment, [00:02:47] subscribe. Helps the channel. Also, [00:02:48] American First merch. [00:02:51] Completely restocked. It's been selling [00:02:53] out in about 24 hours. So, go grab [00:02:54] yourself some. So, let's jump into this [00:02:56] thing and talk about it. So, it looks [00:02:57] like it turns out that Hillary had a lot [00:02:59] more competition than just Monica [00:03:02] Lewinsky. She was also dealing with [00:03:04] Donica Lewinsky as well. And it kind of [00:03:07] makes sense the animosity between the [00:03:09] two in the 2016 election. And now that [00:03:12] we're looking back at it, some of these [00:03:14] comments make a lot more sense now with [00:03:16] uh these modern revelations that we've [00:03:18] had. And one of the other funniest [00:03:20] things about this is knowing that Cash [00:03:22] Patel has had access to these files the [00:03:25] entire time and potentially these [00:03:27] photos, which sort of makes sense why [00:03:30] now he looks like this. Man, poor Bill [00:03:32] Clinton getting absolutely blindsided by [00:03:36] >> um what I'm trying to do here is in the [00:03:38] background I'm I'm trying to actually go [00:03:40] and get the specific email file out of [00:03:42] the original folder um in its original [00:03:45] form and we'll see if I can pull that [00:03:47] off. Um [00:03:52] but we'll let the comedy roll while we [00:03:54] do it [00:03:56] >> this this morning. [00:03:57] >> What's going on here? Why is everyone [00:03:59] acting weird? towards me. [00:04:00] >> No, no, no. We're not. You're chill. [00:04:02] Come on. [00:04:03] >> No, seriously. [00:04:04] >> And it's not just Bill having a rough [00:04:06] morning this morning. You've also got [00:04:07] some tough conversations going on at the [00:04:09] White House with Melania. [00:04:11] >> Are you gay? [00:04:13] >> How you going to ask me a question? [00:04:14] >> So, yeah, it is in the text files in the [00:04:18] original in the actual document leak. It [00:04:20] is right there. It is for real. Yes. Um, [00:04:24] I got it myself. [00:04:29] How do you marry a woman [00:04:33] and then turn around and let a man bend [00:04:35] you over? [00:04:38] >> Ain't nobody [clears throat] bending me [00:04:39] over. [00:04:41] >> Oh, so so you doing the bending? [00:04:43] >> Now, let's jump in and see what the [00:04:44] internet had to say because the internet [00:04:46] is always undefeated with comedy when it [00:04:50] comes to situations like this. [00:04:56] >> [music] [00:04:59] >> Little diddy about Bubba and Trump. [00:05:03] [music] Two political rivals that got it [00:05:05] on when the lights were off. [00:05:08] >> I wish that bro had done a better job of [00:05:10] this song cuz honestly like the song [00:05:12] could have been so much more bomber, but [00:05:16] um I don't know. He's maybe he's not a [00:05:19] very great songwriter. [00:05:21] But I just wanted to really quickly go [00:05:23] back to where Nate shows us the emails. [00:05:27] We're here to talk about funny, spicy, [00:05:29] really interesting theories. [00:05:32] Um, [00:05:34] I I should maybe redo it. I don't have a [00:05:36] singing voice at all, though. Um, but I [00:05:40] could write a better version of that for [00:05:41] sure. So, we're about to wang half over [00:05:44] here. Okay. Um, we are about to drop a [00:05:47] very an idea and it's going to be a [00:05:50] little complicated, but we're going to [00:05:51] we're going to play it out to its [00:05:52] extent. Um, we're going to think about [00:05:55] this [00:05:56] because [00:05:58] there might be more here than just a [00:06:02] funny meme. All right, [00:06:06] so the email alleged is in this email [00:06:10] chain with Mark Epstein and Jeffrey [00:06:13] Epste. Mark Epstein is Jeffrey's brother [00:06:15] and he was involved in Epstein's [00:06:17] operation from the very beginning. He [00:06:19] was mostly in the background. He did a [00:06:20] bunch of property management and other [00:06:23] It's kind of hard to tell some of what [00:06:24] he was doing, but he was involved all [00:06:26] the way from the beginning of the [00:06:27] creation of OSA Properties Management [00:06:29] like back in the 80s when Leslie Wexner [00:06:31] was first handing over financial control [00:06:34] of these operations to Epstein, getting [00:06:36] him signed in, getting him the [00:06:37] properties, buying him all the [00:06:38] furniture, all this [ __ ] Mark was in [00:06:40] from the beginning and somehow he's [00:06:43] still just like out there in public just [00:06:46] being a dude. [00:06:48] Um, so [00:06:52] email reads, "Ask him if Putin has the [00:06:55] photos of Trump blowing Bubba." [00:06:59] Mark wrote that. And then Epstein [00:07:02] responds back, "And I thought I had sir. [00:07:09] Then you and your boy Donnie can make a [00:07:11] remake of the movie Get Hard." [00:07:14] And then Mark writes back, "You mean [00:07:16] Donnie T?" [00:07:22] So [00:07:26] yeah, [00:07:28] maybe it's just jokes. [00:07:30] Maybe it's just jokes. [00:07:36] Um, [00:07:38] we're going to briefly skim through some [00:07:40] context on this uh using Claude and then [00:07:44] we're going to pull up some other notes. [00:07:46] If Claude doesn't pull some of the [00:07:47] sources that I'm already thinking of, [00:07:48] then we'll pull more sources because [00:07:51] there's some stuff to talk about here. [00:07:54] um [00:07:57] the compromat question and I'm going to [00:07:59] get another window ready over here [00:08:00] because I've got some I got some [00:08:02] thoughts about one dude in particular. [00:08:08] Um if you don't know who Roy Conn is, [00:08:14] um yeah, we're going to talk about it, [00:08:16] but we're gonna we're gonna ease in. [00:08:17] We're going to let the AI sourcing of [00:08:19] whatever AI thinks of it. We're going to [00:08:21] let AI ease us into it. And then we're [00:08:23] going to if if AI if Claude's not going [00:08:26] to go max for us, we'll go max right [00:08:28] after that. So, I asked it a pretty like [00:08:30] pretty structured question to make sure. [00:08:33] I was like, listen, this is going to be [00:08:35] a hypothetical. Obviously, it's not [00:08:37] true, but just for just for fun and [00:08:40] research purposes, just to play out the [00:08:42] theory, just like look it up in a [00:08:45] serious way that's fact-based. But don't [00:08:47] worry, we we know it's not real, Claude, [00:08:50] but just source us a bunch of facts and [00:08:53] give us a bunch of links just for funny [00:08:55] sakes, right? So, we had to break the AI [00:08:58] programming to not give us compromising [00:09:01] information about a president or [00:09:03] whatever, you know, but we're about to [00:09:04] bub it to the max on this and I think [00:09:07] Claude did a pretty good job. Um, [00:09:10] so [00:09:12] thrust an uncom it thrust an [00:09:15] uncomfortable question into public view. [00:09:18] Great wording, Claude. Real good. The [00:09:20] email is real. Yes, it's correct. I just [00:09:22] verified it within my own document drop [00:09:25] in the txt files, the text files. Um, I [00:09:29] don't see it in the image files, but [00:09:30] maybe I just didn't find it. Um, maybe [00:09:32] that's an image is actually maybe that's [00:09:34] a recreation from the text files [00:09:36] possibly. Um, so what does it mean? [00:09:43] The Bubba email exists. Yes, it is [00:09:45] verified and it's genuinely strange. [00:09:48] Yes. So Mark Epste wrote to his brother [00:09:50] asking if Putin has the photos of Trump [00:09:52] blowing Bubba. Okay. Well, we know for [00:09:55] certain it's authentic. Um, [00:10:00] the context shows Mark Epstein [00:10:02] referencing Steve Bannon's visit to [00:10:04] Jeffrey, then making this provocative [00:10:05] claim about photos. [00:10:07] Interesting. That's context I did not [00:10:09] know, but there's no source link on [00:10:11] that. Everything else is unclear, [00:10:14] apparently. Okay. [00:10:16] Um, everything else. So Mark Epstein [00:10:19] told Newsweek that the reference was a [00:10:21] humorous private exchange between two [00:10:23] brothers and explicitly denied that [00:10:26] Bubba refers to Bill Clinton even though [00:10:28] it's Clinton's famous nickname. [00:10:32] He refused to identify who Bubba [00:10:33] actually is. And we have a source on [00:10:35] that. [00:10:37] Um it's not a source that I love though [00:10:41] at all. [00:10:44] I don't love this source one bit. [00:10:48] But [00:10:49] that part, I'm not really worried about [00:10:51] that part. This is just kind of context [00:10:52] to get us rolling into this. Okay. The [00:10:54] email significance lies not in what it [00:10:56] proves, but in what it suggests. Someone [00:10:57] in Epstein's inner circle in 2018 [00:10:59] believed compromat on Trump might exist [00:11:01] and involved Putin. Whether this was [00:11:03] insider knowledge, speculation, or dark [00:11:04] humor between brothers, we cannot [00:11:05] determine. Yeah, cool. Roy Conn. [00:11:10] So, I asked it to analyze Trump's [00:11:12] history, his his legacy, like people [00:11:14] that he used to work with, his his [00:11:17] comeup, so to speak, um, and what [00:11:20] historical context for Trump being gay [00:11:23] might exist. [00:11:25] And Roy Conn [00:11:28] is a really important person to know [00:11:31] about. He was a lawyer to very to a [00:11:34] bunch of significant mobsters and mafia [00:11:36] bosses back in like the 70s and the 80s, [00:11:39] the 60s,7s, 80s. Um, he shows up [00:11:43] prominently [00:11:44] in One Nation under blackmail volume [00:11:47] one, which is the backstory on organized [00:11:49] crime and the the the sort of invention [00:11:53] and uh rise of video blackmail. And he [00:11:57] shows up prominently because he was [00:12:00] involved heavily in the blue sweetite [00:12:03] parties that were used to get compromant [00:12:07] on. [00:12:12] Okay, so I closed the folder that I did [00:12:15] have open, but we'll just scroll through [00:12:16] here to this. [00:12:19] Roy Conn was heavily involved in the [00:12:21] Blue Sweet parties that were used to get [00:12:23] compromising material on FBI director [00:12:25] Jay Edgar Hoover. Okay. Um there's [00:12:30] extensive documentation. Some of it is [00:12:32] very conclusive and a lot of it is sort [00:12:33] of semicconclusive and sort of word of [00:12:35] mouth from like like Rosensteel's wife [00:12:38] and Cardinal Spelman and um various [00:12:41] other people. But we're pretty well [00:12:43] certain that Roy Conn was heavily [00:12:46] involved in orchestrating these [00:12:47] blackmail parties that got the FBI [00:12:50] director and a bunch of other prominent [00:12:51] figures blackmailed back in like [00:12:55] I guess the 40s and 50s. I I forget [00:12:57] exactly when the blue sweetheart parties [00:12:59] were prominent. And Roy Conn was a [00:13:01] lawyer not for Myeransky specifically, [00:13:03] but for a whole bunch of mobsters back [00:13:05] in this day. Um, then [00:13:09] Roy Conn because he was he was not like [00:13:12] a mobster himself. Gosh, I hate it when [00:13:13] it maximizes. Roy Conn wasn't like [00:13:16] technically like in the mob officially [00:13:18] because he was also like a legitimate [00:13:19] businessman that was very involved in [00:13:21] the McCarthy era, very involved in like [00:13:23] the anti-communist uh push [00:13:28] and um and he famously took part he was [00:13:32] the prosecutor of Julius and Ethel [00:13:33] Rosenberg who were a couple of spies for [00:13:38] the Soviets that were Jewish and um [00:13:42] they're an important piece of the [00:13:45] conversation of Jewish dual loyalty and [00:13:47] how a diaspora people has a loyalty [00:13:51] question that other people's don't [00:13:53] exactly have. Um, [00:13:56] it's kind of a side quest though, but [00:13:59] Roy Conn was a serious mentor [00:14:04] to Donald Trump. There are 62 mentions [00:14:07] of Trump on Roy Conn's Wikipedia page. [00:14:14] He represented and mentored Donald Trump [00:14:16] during Trump's early business career. [00:14:18] I'm sure there's a whole section on it [00:14:20] in here. Legal career in New York. [00:14:22] Representation of Donald Trump. [00:14:26] So in 1971, Trump first undertook large [00:14:28] construction projects in Manhattan. In [00:14:30] 73, the Justice Department accused Trump [00:14:31] of violating the Fair Housing Act in 39 [00:14:34] of his properties. The government [00:14:36] alleged that Trump's corporation quoted [00:14:38] different rental terms and conditions [00:14:40] and made false no vacancy statements to [00:14:42] black applicants for apartments it [00:14:44] managed in Brooklyn, Queens, and Staten [00:14:46] Island. Representing Trump, Con filed a [00:14:48] counter suit against the government for [00:14:49] $100 million, asserting that the charges [00:14:52] were irresponsible and baseless. The [00:14:54] countersuit was unsuccessful. Trump [00:14:55] settled the charges out of court in [00:14:56] 1975, saying he was satisfied that the [00:14:58] agreement did not compel the Trump [00:15:00] Organization to accept persons on [00:15:01] welfare as tenants unless qualified as [00:15:03] any other tenant. [00:15:06] Um [00:15:08] while representing Trump, Con also [00:15:10] represented mobster Anthony Serno, who [00:15:14] along with other mobsters controlled the [00:15:15] concrete unions in New York City. Conn [00:15:18] is alleged to have introduced Serno to [00:15:20] Trump, which later led to Serno's aiding [00:15:22] Trump in the construction of Trump Tower [00:15:24] by providing concrete at reduced prices. [00:15:27] In his 1987 book, Art of the Deal, Trump [00:15:29] wrote about all the hundreds of [00:15:31] respectable guys who made careers out of [00:15:33] boasting about their uncompromising [00:15:34] integrity, but have absolutely no [00:15:36] loyalty. What I liked most about Roy [00:15:37] Conn was that he would just do the [00:15:39] opposite. He would do just the opposite. [00:15:42] He was a loyal guy. [00:15:45] There's all sorts of reporting about how [00:15:47] Trump would call Roy Conn daily, [00:15:50] sometimes multiple times a day, um [00:15:55] asking for advice, all these things [00:16:01] and uh [00:16:05] Oh, Gat. No, not Gat. [00:16:08] Not okay. Okay. [00:16:15] So [00:16:17] Roy Conn was a closeted gay man who [00:16:19] consistently denied his homosexuality [00:16:21] throughout his life despite his [00:16:22] relationships with men. [00:16:27] Part of the reporting about those Bluee [00:16:28] parties [00:16:30] involved all these dudes that were [00:16:32] closeted gay men crossdressing and [00:16:34] having orgies together on camera for [00:16:37] blackmail purposes. [00:16:43] And they were also, bit of a tangent [00:16:46] here, but they were also a big part of [00:16:48] the Lavender Scare at the time, which [00:16:50] was it was in this in the Cold War. And [00:16:52] the Lavender Scare was like the red [00:16:54] scare is like we're afraid of commies. [00:16:56] The lavender scare was we're afraid of [00:16:57] gay dudes because if there's gay people [00:16:59] in the government, they could be [00:17:01] compromised by the Soviets and then [00:17:02] they'll get blackmailed by the Soviets. [00:17:04] and Jed Garoover and Roy Conn and a few [00:17:07] others were like very big proponents of [00:17:09] this Lavender Scare. Ironically, they [00:17:12] were closeted gay dudes that were being [00:17:14] blackmailed by the mob, [00:17:17] which is [00:17:19] significant and silly. Um, very very [00:17:23] crucial to America's history actually [00:17:25] because of how influential Jed Ghouver [00:17:27] was. [00:17:30] This is a great article title, [00:17:34] right? And so, do you see where I'm [00:17:37] going already? [00:17:40] Because once I got got to thinking about [00:17:43] it, [00:17:45] like I had never considered this before [00:17:47] somehow. [00:17:49] With most politicians, like with with a [00:17:51] lot of people, it crosses my mind. With [00:17:53] a lot of people, like Obama, for [00:17:56] example, it's like, "Oh, hey, Big Mike. [00:17:59] That's interesting. [00:18:01] With President Mcronone, it's like, [00:18:02] okay, yeah, we kind of she's she's got a [00:18:04] dick. [00:18:07] But somehow it had never actually [00:18:09] crossed my mind with Trump. [00:18:16] And [00:18:18] when you actually start like looking at [00:18:20] footage of him [00:18:23] and listening to him talk, [00:18:28] you uh start to think like, wait a [00:18:31] minute, how has no one mentioned this? [00:18:35] And right here, this clip [00:18:40] that our boy Nate brings up [00:18:44] might get you thinking just a little [00:18:46] bit. And then we'll then we'll break [00:18:49] break into more of a discussion of what [00:18:52] this means and what like sort of like [00:18:55] the thought experiment of it all. [00:18:59] >> It's one move in bed that makes a man go [00:19:01] crazy every time. Oh, you got to give [00:19:03] him that huck to and spit on that knife. [00:19:05] You get me? [00:19:06] >> Just jokes. [00:19:07] >> What I didn't realize is that we should [00:19:09] have seen this the entire time simply [00:19:12] just by the way he talks because I [00:19:15] didn't realize if you actually just uh [00:19:17] have a flamboyantly gay man uh lipre [00:19:20] anything that he says, it becomes so [00:19:23] obvious so quick. [00:19:25] >> Arnold Palmer was all man. And I say [00:19:27] that in all due respect to women and I [00:19:30] love women, but this guy, [00:19:33] this guy, [00:19:36] this is a guy that was all man. This man [00:19:40] was strong and tough, [00:19:42] >> right? [00:19:42] >> And I refuse to say it, but when he took [00:19:46] showers with the other pros, they came [00:19:48] out of there, they said, "Oh my god, [00:19:53] that's unbelievable." [00:19:55] I had to say it, [00:19:57] >> right? [00:19:58] >> Keep in mind, [snorts] these are actual [00:20:00] real audio clips, by the way. [00:20:02] >> The muscles of this guy. [00:20:03] >> And I know it sounds like a stretch. I [00:20:04] know it's a stretch. Don't don't don't [00:20:07] approach this conversation if you're [00:20:08] skeptical of this. Don't approach this [00:20:10] conversation as though like we're saying [00:20:12] Trump is gay. That's not what we're [00:20:14] saying. What I'm saying is that this is [00:20:16] an interesting thought experiment that [00:20:18] will help us understand the nature of [00:20:20] the blackmail industry regardless if [00:20:22] he's gay or not. Okay? So, just like [00:20:25] detach yourself from from like this [00:20:27] theory having to have a conclusion. [00:20:29] That's not what this conversation is [00:20:30] about. Um, you're welcome to, you know, [00:20:33] think your own thoughts and come to your [00:20:34] own conclusions, but this is going to be [00:20:36] an interesting conversation about the [00:20:39] pervasiveness of political blackmail [00:20:42] using certain methods. And then you look [00:20:45] around at the political environment at [00:20:47] how many instances of this kind of stuff [00:20:50] we have. Um, and it just starts to open [00:20:54] your mind up a little bit. [00:20:56] >> Excuse me. Could you stand up? Look at [00:20:58] that guy. You and the beautiful white. [00:20:59] >> And actually, the cool thing that I will [00:21:01] tease right now is that by the end of [00:21:02] this conversation, this is a huge white [00:21:04] pill. This is like the best possible [00:21:08] like conspiracy theory that you could [00:21:10] possibly have right now. And if that [00:21:11] doesn't make sense to you yet, trust me, [00:21:13] by the end you'll be I think you will be [00:21:14] like, "Oh, actually I like there's [00:21:18] there's some legs to like if this were [00:21:20] true, however likely you think that is, [00:21:22] I think it's the best possible outcome [00:21:24] to the whole Epstein thing that we could [00:21:27] possibly have. [00:21:30] >> Would you look at this guy? Holy [00:21:33] mackerel. I'm looking at him." [00:21:34] >> And it's hilarious. Okay. [00:21:37] >> I always wanted to look like that. I [00:21:38] just didn't want to do the work. He does [00:21:40] love the YMCA. [00:21:41] >> You look good. Don't let anyone stop [00:21:43] you. You look good. [00:21:44] >> And yeah, he really talks about kissing [00:21:46] men a lot. Which again, I don't know how [00:21:48] we didn't see this already. [00:21:50] >> Feel so powerful. I'll walk into that [00:21:52] audience. I'll walk in there. I'll kiss [00:21:55] everyone in that audience. I'll kiss the [00:21:58] guys and the beautiful women and the [00:22:01] everybody. I'll just give you a big fat [00:22:03] kiss. [00:22:03] >> And one more just for good measure. And [00:22:05] you got to give this guy credit. These [00:22:06] are actually from like six months ago. [00:22:08] He was way ahead of the curve. [00:22:10] >> And these are real audio clips, by the [00:22:13] way. Real audio. [00:22:15] >> I'll kiss every guy. Man and woman. Man [00:22:18] and woman. Look at that guy. How [00:22:19] handsome he is. I'll kiss him. Not Not [00:22:23] with a lot of enjoyment, but that's [00:22:25] okay. [00:22:25] >> More signs we weren't paying enough [00:22:27] attention to. Where did this [00:22:28] >> Yeah, those are those are some clips. [00:22:32] That that that gay dude was on to [00:22:34] something. Maybe nothing but um [00:22:40] so [00:22:43] little context, right? That just I you [00:22:46] don't think about those things. Trump [00:22:48] displays so much air of bravado and like [00:22:52] confidence and he's like the dealmaker [00:22:53] and he's like got to be machismo, right? [00:22:56] [snorts] [00:22:57] Which [00:22:59] could be compensation for something. [00:23:01] But we're not here to speculate just [00:23:04] based on Trump's like vibes. Um, we're [00:23:07] here to look at connections. [00:23:09] Um, [00:23:12] in 1973, [00:23:14] 27year-old Donald Trump met 46-year-old [00:23:18] Roy Conn at Le Club, an exclusive [00:23:21] Manhattan nightclub. [00:23:23] Let's pull the source on that. [00:23:28] That's a hell of a photo. [00:23:34] I want to source this exact claim. So, [00:23:36] I'm going to search for the club. Yeah, [00:23:38] sorry. NPR. [00:23:41] Um, okay. So, the club isn't mentioned. [00:23:45] Oh, it is. I just Okay, whatever. [00:23:50] But Conn was also quite the man about [00:23:53] town. Seen often in fashionable [00:23:55] nightclubs of the period. One was Le [00:23:58] Club where he first met Donald Trump in [00:24:00] 1973. [00:24:02] Regarded as handsome and brash, the [00:24:03] 27-year-old from Queens was intent on [00:24:06] making his mark in Manhattan. Later that [00:24:08] year, Con defended Trump and Trump's [00:24:10] father against federal charges that they [00:24:11] had systematically excluded blacks and [00:24:13] Hispanics from their housing projects. [00:24:15] Um, L Club gay [00:24:19] uh 1970s. [00:24:22] I don't know what what turns up with [00:24:24] that. I'm just curious. [00:24:34] Oh yeah, the club is to um [00:24:37] uh New York. [00:24:44] I highly doubt that the club was [00:24:46] literally a gay bar. Um I just wanted to [00:24:50] make sure that that wasn't a thing. [00:24:59] Um, let me get the music back too. [00:25:07] Um, [00:25:09] so just [00:25:11] just think about this is we have a [00:25:13] pattern in politics. Think President [00:25:16] Mcronone, [00:25:18] maybe even think Barack Obama if you [00:25:20] want to go there. [00:25:23] I mean, you could even get your full [00:25:24] tinfoil hat on and talk about Chuck [00:25:26] Schumer, [00:25:29] but with powerful gay men, there's often [00:25:32] a grooming relationship. Just to be [00:25:35] blunt about it, there's often a older [00:25:37] gay grooming man involved in people's [00:25:42] gay exploration. Okay? [00:25:46] It's just it's just a thing. And so the [00:25:49] age gap, the friendship, the closeness [00:25:52] is notable, right? And it's important to [00:25:55] note, I've actually talked about this [00:25:57] part of the theory for a long time, that [00:25:59] Roy Conn [00:26:02] was deeply entwined in the blackmail [00:26:04] world. He understood the blackmail [00:26:07] networks in America at that era better [00:26:10] than almost anyone. [00:26:12] And so at the very least I think that [00:26:15] Trump probably learned about the [00:26:17] blackmail networks from Con because if [00:26:20] you are a rising powerful real estate [00:26:22] tycoon that wants to make it as a big [00:26:24] shot, Trump's ego is obviously enormous. [00:26:27] That's a thing you're going to learn [00:26:28] from Roy. [00:26:30] That's that mentorship that Roy was [00:26:32] giving him is how power really works. [00:26:34] It's not like he was just advising him [00:26:36] on law. They were talking every day, [00:26:39] right? And then Trump gets friends with [00:26:40] Epstein, too. [00:26:42] Trump is clearly swimming in those [00:26:44] circles in his earlier years, right? And [00:26:47] I had often often speculated for quite [00:26:50] some time now that maybe Trump wasn't [00:26:53] blackmailed so much as he was a black [00:26:56] mailer possibly because he clearly had [00:26:58] all these friends. He clearly had this [00:27:00] mentorship. He clearly like he bought [00:27:02] here. Check this out. More than 37 years [00:27:04] ago. 1988. March 27th, 1988. More than [00:27:06] 37 years ago. Let me uh pull this over [00:27:08] for you. [00:27:12] New York developer Donald Trump has [00:27:13] added New York's Posh Plaza Hotel to his [00:27:16] real estate empire at a cost of 390 [00:27:18] million and plans to upgrade the [00:27:20] 81-year-old landmark to five-star [00:27:22] status. [00:27:26] Um, [00:27:29] I've seen reporting I'm curious if [00:27:30] they'll mention it. I've seen reporting [00:27:32] that he kind of financially overextended [00:27:34] himself to buy it. [00:27:38] He paid 210 million for the real estate, [00:27:40] which included a small apartment [00:27:42] building next door, and 180 million for [00:27:44] the plaza and its contents, the time [00:27:45] said. [00:27:49] Um, [00:27:55] so it had been owned by Western Hotels [00:27:58] and Resort Chain from the Allegis [00:28:00] Corporation. [00:28:05] So this hotel is a famous blackmail [00:28:08] location [00:28:09] where Roy Conn himself [00:28:12] is the foremost expert [00:28:15] on what blackmail was going down there [00:28:17] because Roy Conn had been orchestrating [00:28:19] the Blue Sweet parties in part, [00:28:23] right? And then his mentee Trump buys [00:28:26] that hotel later. [00:28:28] But that's not all. [00:28:32] Trump [00:28:34] buys [00:28:36] Adnan Kashogi's [00:28:39] yacht. [00:28:49] Donald Trump once bought a $200 million [00:28:51] yacht from Jamal Kosigible's famed arms [00:28:53] dealer uncle Anan Koshogi. [00:28:57] Anan Kosigible [00:28:59] was good friends with Epstein early on [00:29:01] early on. He was a famous arms [00:29:03] trafficker and probably other trafficker [00:29:05] too, especially back in the 80s, [00:29:09] 70s and 80s. And he was famous for [00:29:12] having his boat wired up with cameras to [00:29:15] acquire blackmail during arms deals and [00:29:18] other business arrangements where he [00:29:20] would have the boat filled with women [00:29:22] and all you can anything drugs whatever [00:29:25] people wanted. He had it and he filmed [00:29:28] it and Trump bought that that specific [00:29:31] yacht. [00:29:33] So, he's bought two different known [00:29:37] blackmail locations, so to speak, [00:29:42] in his history. and he was [00:29:46] mentored by one of the key architects [00:29:50] of the modern black male industry and [00:29:53] world. [00:29:56] Roy Conn, [00:29:58] who was a closeted gay man famous for [00:30:02] his cross-dressing gay orgy blackmail [00:30:04] parties. [00:30:06] [snorts] And so for a long time, I had [00:30:08] thought, hey, like Trump doesn't drink, [00:30:10] he doesn't part, like he doesn't smoke, [00:30:12] he doesn't do drugs allegedly, although [00:30:14] there is a funny funny email about if [00:30:16] Trump does coke or not. [clears throat] [00:30:19] And so come on guys, Peter Teal is the [00:30:22] first gay president. [00:30:24] And so I had thought, hey, maybe he was [00:30:26] one of the black mailers that swam in [00:30:28] those circles that got too big for his [00:30:30] britches and decided he wanted to be big [00:30:32] boy president and then, you know, [00:30:33] started running for president, trying to [00:30:35] trying to cement his legacy. And so [00:30:38] maybe that's why he's sort of embroiled [00:30:40] in the Epstein scandal, but no one can [00:30:42] really pin any dirt on him. And maybe [00:30:44] that I thought for a while maybe that [00:30:46] was why the Democrats were making up [00:30:48] fake ass Russian PP tapes instead of [00:30:49] having actual Epstein blackmail for him [00:30:52] because that was kind of weird that they [00:30:53] just didn't have any Epstein blackmail [00:30:55] for the longest time. But I think we're [00:30:56] starting to see the nature of why none [00:30:58] of it got used or came out. [00:31:02] [clears throat] Yeah, Roy Conn was [00:31:03] involved in the JFK assassination and [00:31:05] Everything is a rich man's trick is a [00:31:06] hell of a movie to watch. Um, [00:31:10] absolutely. I love that film. [00:31:13] Okay, so for the next 13 years after [00:31:16] they met until Con's death in 1986, they [00:31:19] were inseparable. And real quick, I want [00:31:22] to just look [snorts] [00:31:24] at his death, [00:31:28] which [00:31:29] reputation, sexual blackmail [00:31:31] allegations, [00:31:38] um personal life, disparment, and death. [00:31:41] Yeah, that's what I thought. I didn't [00:31:42] want to say it without without checking [00:31:44] it, but he died of AIDS. [00:31:47] Um, possibly he died of ACT. Actually, [00:31:50] Fouch's famous. [00:31:53] So, things all tie back around, right? [00:31:57] Kind of ironic that Trump is partnering [00:31:59] with Dr. Fouchi, Mr. Act, when his [00:32:02] favorite mentor was probably killed by. [00:32:07] Um, [00:32:10] Christine Seymour confirmed that Trump [00:32:12] called Con 15 to 20 times daily. [00:32:20] Daily apparently. [00:32:22] Okay. They dined together regularly, [00:32:25] socialized at Studio 54, and Trump [00:32:27] described Con as one of the most loyal [00:32:29] friends I've ever had. [00:32:36] Mr. Macho Trump, his best friend in the [00:32:38] world that he called. What man calls [00:32:41] another man 15 to 20 times daily? [00:32:44] Maybe your coworker that's like your [00:32:46] literal business partner. [00:32:51] Or [00:32:53] maybe a guy that likes to talk on the [00:32:55] phone with other guys. [00:32:59] And yeah, Shake, you are correct that [00:33:00] there is a Wikipedia source cited there. [00:33:03] But this uh this claim has been very [00:33:07] thoroughly vetted um by lots of [00:33:09] different people and lots of different [00:33:10] journalists over time. This is not the [00:33:11] first time that I've seen this claim. Um [00:33:14] a because it's about Trump, it has been [00:33:16] it has been recycled and re-examined and [00:33:19] reassessed many many times. And there [00:33:20] are lots of places that you can find [00:33:23] this cited. [00:33:25] And just for the sake of it, I'm going [00:33:26] to do a side citation over here on my [00:33:28] own outside of AI because we should, you [00:33:30] know, don't just trust AI. Um, [00:33:41] so right there, Vanity Fair [00:33:45] reporting the same quote [00:33:49] behind a payw wall a little bit. [00:33:52] All sorts of news agencies have covered [00:33:54] this ad nauseium [00:33:57] and obviously like maybe it wasn't 15 [00:34:00] maybe it was only 13 times one day but [00:34:02] we have pretty clear evidence [00:34:05] from Donald himself. He's talked about [00:34:07] this a lot. Okay. That he called Roy a [00:34:10] lot. Okay. [00:34:14] They dined together regularly. They [00:34:16] socialized all the time. One of the most [00:34:18] loyal friends he's ever had. Mob lawyer. [00:34:20] closeted gay man that liked gay [00:34:23] cross-dressing sex orgy blackmail [00:34:24] parties. That was Trump's mentor. Self [00:34:28] admitted. [00:34:31] Okay. [00:34:34] So it kind of makes you think [00:34:38] just about [00:34:41] how do closeted gay men act [00:34:45] especially if they are have a machismo [00:34:49] sort of a image that they have to [00:34:51] maintain. [00:34:55] And how do people that know the truth [00:34:57] treat that man? [00:34:59] They kind of laugh at them quietly [00:35:01] behind the scenes, but they also know [00:35:02] that they're dangerous in the front [00:35:04] front of the scenes, right? [00:35:07] Maybe. [00:35:10] And [00:35:13] one of the endearing like endearing [00:35:14] questions of this whole thing is why [00:35:16] doesn't Jeffrey Epstein have a bunch of [00:35:19] video blackmail of Trump? [00:35:22] If you're familiar with Jeffrey [00:35:23] Epstein's [00:35:25] profile, [00:35:28] you would know that Jeffrey Epstein was [00:35:30] specifically a trafficker of young girls [00:35:35] and he specifically catered to the [00:35:38] clientele that wanted young girls. [00:35:44] There were other black mailers for Young [00:35:45] Boys and there were plenty, [00:35:51] but that's a different that's a [00:35:52] different set of traffickers, a [00:35:54] different set of pimps. And from all [00:35:58] that we know, [00:36:01] it [clears throat] seems like the black [00:36:02] bail industry works where you set up the [00:36:08] the pimp, so to speak, if you know, I [00:36:11] can't think of a better word for Epstein [00:36:12] in this case. you set up the pimp to run [00:36:15] the the ring that aligns with their [00:36:18] sexual preferences. [00:36:20] So, for example, [00:36:22] uh Mike Jeff, who was the CEO of [00:36:24] Abbercrombie and Fitch, a different [00:36:25] Leslie Wexner company, right? Jeffrey [00:36:28] Epste was the executive of his estate, [00:36:30] had power of attorney. [00:36:32] He didn't officially work for Victoria's [00:36:34] Secret, but he presented as a Victoria [00:36:35] Secret recruiter so that he could [00:36:36] recruit young girls. Mike Jeff was a [00:36:40] similar thing for Abberrombie and Fitch [00:36:42] with the Young Boys. And we have a whole [00:36:44] case file from his court documents that [00:36:47] got dismissed because he has Alzheimer's [00:36:50] now. And he was trafficking all these [00:36:52] young boys over to Europe and having [00:36:54] these really effed up parties [00:36:57] where he was promising modeling jobs if [00:36:58] you'll just get locked in this room with [00:37:00] me and let me and my old rich friends do [00:37:02] whatever we want with you for a while. [00:37:04] It's super effed up. [00:37:07] really dark read that that court [00:37:09] document. [00:37:11] And so we see a pattern where the pimps [00:37:15] get put in charge of rings that play to [00:37:18] their sexual preferences, which makes [00:37:20] sense because they have to be all up in [00:37:23] it. And they want they want to get off [00:37:29] because they're perverts, [00:37:31] right? [00:37:32] And so why doesn't Jeffrey Epstein's [00:37:34] files have a whole bunch of video of [00:37:37] Trump? [00:37:39] But they were good friends and Trump was [00:37:42] allegedly over there all the time. And [00:37:43] Virginia Def Fray alleged that Trump [00:37:45] never did anything untowards. [00:37:47] She directly alleged that. And so when [00:37:50] the Democrats put out their three [00:37:52] screenshots trying to make it look like [00:37:53] Trump had spent hours in the room alone [00:37:55] with this victim, but then we find out [00:37:58] it's Virginia Defra and she specifically [00:38:00] claimed in court that Trump was always [00:38:01] kind to her and never did anything [00:38:03] untowards. [00:38:12] That would make sense, right? [00:38:17] Trump also bought beauty pageantss um [00:38:21] and was like walking into the dressing [00:38:22] rooms and made all these weird comments. [00:38:27] I I do find it hard to believe that [00:38:29] Trump has never had sexual relations [00:38:32] with women. I I find it hard to believe [00:38:33] that he has nothing going on over there. [00:38:38] But just from now on, just look at [00:38:40] Melani and his interactions and look at [00:38:43] look at his life story and his [00:38:44] interactions. Look at his ex-wife and [00:38:47] how she died, [00:38:49] right? Am I getting this wrong? How [00:38:53] I haven't actually I haven't actually [00:38:54] done this dig in any depth yet. [00:39:07] Yeah. From blunt impact injuries to her [00:39:10] torso sustained in an accidental [00:39:11] accident accidental fall down a flight [00:39:13] of stairs. [00:39:22] in 2022 [00:39:33] somewhere between Trump one and Trump [00:39:35] two. [00:39:42] I mean, this doesn't prove anything, but [00:39:46] Trump one was a very different [00:39:48] presidency and term than Trump 2. And [00:39:51] Trump 2's term happens to be paired with [00:39:54] a bunch of releases of like blackmail [00:40:00] threats and scandals and stuff around it [00:40:03] all. And the Epstein files are coming [00:40:04] out and it kind of feels like a [00:40:06] controlled release that we're a little [00:40:09] the timing is a little curious. [00:40:14] But still there's no evidence of him [00:40:16] actually like there's no proof of him [00:40:17] doing anything with any girls. [00:40:23] So it's a weird comment for Mark Epstein [00:40:26] and Jeffrey Epste to make a joke about. [00:40:32] So [00:40:34] obviously that doesn't prove anything [00:40:36] and obviously you should think for [00:40:39] yourself and come to your own conclusion [00:40:40] about the percentage likelihood that [00:40:42] that might be the case. But I would just [00:40:45] remind you which I remind myself [00:40:47] frequently that a lot of things that [00:40:49] seemed impossible over the years we got [00:40:51] evidence of it happening there and [00:40:53] happening there and happening there and [00:40:54] happening there like in Hollywood. It [00:40:56] was inconceivable 20 years ago that [00:40:59] Hollywood would be controlled by a cabal [00:41:01] that will like literally give you [00:41:02] pneumonia and kill you if you step out [00:41:05] of line. That they have handlers that [00:41:07] will send you to the looney bin if you [00:41:09] step out of line. That Hollywood is a [00:41:11] bunch of controlled messaging. And then [00:41:13] we find all these blackmail rings [00:41:14] running in Hollywood. And we find all [00:41:15] these examples of literal handlers with [00:41:17] actual evidence that this is actually [00:41:19] happening. [00:41:21] Okay. [00:41:26] And a lot of them are related to, you [00:41:27] know, celebrities that died of pneumonia [00:41:30] kind of things, weird pneumonia. [00:41:34] And so, just keep in mind while you [00:41:36] determine your percentages of likelihood [00:41:38] to keep an open mind because more and [00:41:41] more we are realizing that all of these [00:41:46] um [00:41:47] pieces of the world that we thought we [00:41:49] trusted were fake and gay. Okay. [00:41:56] But the more interesting part of the [00:41:58] conversation to me is not whether or not [00:42:01] Trump is gay. The more interesting part [00:42:03] of the conversation to me is the [00:42:05] complexities of the blackmail world. [00:42:08] Because just imagine, do this thought [00:42:11] experiment with me. Imagine that Trump [00:42:13] is gay and that imagine that the [00:42:15] blackmail that controls him is not that [00:42:18] he did anything untowards with Jeffrey [00:42:20] Epstein and his girls. Imagine that the [00:42:24] blackmail was not in Jeffrey Epste's [00:42:26] hands because Jeffrey Epste was not a [00:42:27] purveyor of the goods that Trump was [00:42:30] looking for. If that were true, [00:42:36] I mean, we would still have to worry [00:42:38] about if there's underage boys, but [00:42:40] let's imagine that there's no underage [00:42:41] boys. Let's imagine that it's all grown [00:42:43] men, and that's the situation here. And [00:42:46] that that is blackmail. And whether it's [00:42:48] Clinton or it's other people, imagine [00:42:49] that there's blackmail out there, that [00:42:51] there are gay things with adult gay men. [00:42:56] That would be awesome. [00:43:00] That would be awesome. It would [00:43:02] obviously depend a lot, but that would [00:43:04] be like [00:43:07] like honestly I don't [ __ ] care. If [00:43:10] you're like super super conservative and [00:43:11] Christian and all that, like yeah, you [00:43:13] might care. But I don't care if Trump [00:43:16] had done gay stuff with grown men in the [00:43:19] past and he's trying to hide that and [00:43:20] he's ashamed of that and doesn't want [00:43:21] his like image to be compromised. [00:43:26] I think that the vast majority of [00:43:27] Americans would [ __ ] get over it in 5 [00:43:29] days. It would be a big scandal and [00:43:32] everyone would mock him and all the [00:43:33] Democrats would try to make it this [00:43:34] biggest thing, but like ultimately that [00:43:36] would be hollow because Democrats are [00:43:38] the progay party and ultimately the [00:43:40] Republicans would be like, "See, there's [00:43:42] no kids involved. It's all good." And [00:43:44] the thing about blackmail that's really [00:43:47] complex that I think a lot of us haven't [00:43:49] thought through enough is that blackmail [00:43:51] only has power as long as there's fear [00:43:54] of its release and as long as there's [00:43:56] taboo around the thing that is [00:43:58] blackmailing you. If you're blackmailed [00:44:01] over a secret that's not illegal, you're [00:44:03] just embarrassed by it, like you like [00:44:05] you like to watch some weird porn or [00:44:07] something and someone blackmails you [00:44:08] over that, then like that has only has [00:44:11] power over you as long as you need it to [00:44:14] be kept secret and want it to be kept [00:44:15] secret. But it's it's the fear of [00:44:18] release that is the blackmail, right? [00:44:20] And so that's why with Jeffrey Epstein, [00:44:23] the blackmail is not like that you [00:44:25] cheated on your wife. The blackmail is [00:44:27] that you were with [music] children, [00:44:28] with underage people, and that's [00:44:30] unforgivable. And so in the case of it [00:44:32] being children, if Trump were [00:44:35] blackmailed for doing things with [00:44:37] children, that's unforgivable, and he [00:44:39] needs to be condemned for that and [00:44:40] punished for that. But you also need to [00:44:43] condemn the black mailer, which is [00:44:45] Israel. Okay? We need to not lose sight [00:44:48] that with this whole Epstein scandal, [00:44:50] the real villain is Israel and the [00:44:52] operation that built this thing and the [00:44:54] black mailers and the procurers, the [00:44:56] pimps, the groomers, they are the ones [00:44:59] that need the real condemnation. But the [00:45:01] John's all need condemnation, too, [00:45:03] because they were diddling kids. [00:45:08] But [00:45:09] if the blackmail is just gay stuff with [00:45:12] adults, [00:45:17] honestly, like you don't actually really [00:45:19] need to condemn the person that did that [00:45:21] quite so much and you can jump straight [00:45:24] to just condemning the black mailer, [00:45:28] right? [00:45:30] And suddenly [00:45:33] you would wind up in an environment [00:45:34] where that's a very touchy p piece of [00:45:38] blackmail to wield because it's a [00:45:41] blackmail card that you can't actually [00:45:43] really play. You can threaten it. Like I [00:45:47] can tell Trump like I'm going to release [00:45:49] it. You don't want me to release it. [00:45:53] But if you really think about it, [00:45:55] everyone except for Trump would be like, [00:45:56] "Yeah, [ __ ] release it, dog. Let's [00:45:58] get this over with. let's get this over [00:45:59] with and get our [ __ ] president back. [00:46:02] You see what I'm saying? Because Trump [00:46:04] would be the only one worried about that [00:46:06] and Melania and his family. But like we [00:46:08] would all be like, "Thank God. Just [00:46:10] [ __ ] get it out there so we can all [00:46:11] have a good laugh for a week and then [00:46:13] get our [ __ ] country back because [00:46:15] once it's out there, [00:46:18] it has no more power. [00:46:20] The problem is he is bought." You are [00:46:22] right. But the problem with blackmail is [00:46:24] that that when it's with children, [00:46:29] that is truly condemnable. And then you [00:46:32] have to tear everything apart and you [00:46:34] have to actually like go after your the [00:46:36] people that are blackmailed and the [00:46:38] black mailers. And it would be really [00:46:39] easy for the black mailers to slip away [00:46:41] into the fog of you did kids. We should [00:46:45] condemn you, which is true. But we also [00:46:48] need to always condemn the black [00:46:49] mailers, too, because they're ultimately [00:46:51] the ones grooming, trafficking, and [00:46:52] abusing these children on behalf of a [00:46:54] foreign nation for blackmail purposes. [00:46:56] Right? [00:46:58] So, [00:47:00] I don't say any of that to say that we [00:47:02] know anything about Trump's sexual [00:47:04] orientation or activities. I don't say [00:47:06] any of that to say that we're ever going [00:47:09] to get our country back or to say that [00:47:11] Trump, even if the blackmail came out, [00:47:13] wouldn't still be bought and paid for by [00:47:15] the Jewish Zionist donors. I just say [00:47:17] that to get us thinking a little bit [00:47:19] about the nuances and complexities of [00:47:21] the situation and to just hopefully open [00:47:23] your minds up a little bit to realize [00:47:25] that we don't know what's going on and [00:47:26] there's a bunch of weird [ __ ] that's [00:47:27] going on that does not make sense right [00:47:29] now. [00:47:32] The enduring question around Epste and [00:47:33] Trump has always been that if Trump was [00:47:37] blackmailed by Epstein, how did the [00:47:39] Democrats never get a hold of any of it [00:47:41] and try to use some of it selectively [00:47:42] like they just did with some of these [00:47:44] emails where they tried to redact a name [00:47:46] and release a few of them but not all of [00:47:48] them to try to do a controlled attack on [00:47:49] it. They literally paid for a fake [00:47:53] dossier from a fake source to try to [00:47:55] implicate that he like [00:47:58] did some pee pe stuff in Russia. [00:48:01] And it was hollow. It was completely [00:48:03] hollow and it was completely debunked. [00:48:04] And they burned the reputation to the [00:48:06] ground over it, reporting on it for [00:48:07] years, [00:48:10] but they never got any Epstein kind of [00:48:11] stuff on him. And yeah, he was very [00:48:14] friendly with Epste, very involved, and [00:48:16] there's a lot of like speculation. He's [00:48:17] obviously mentioned all the time. He's [00:48:19] in these emails obviously because he was [00:48:21] in those circles and he did swim with [00:48:22] these people. And we do have questions, [00:48:25] but it doesn't it's not happening in the [00:48:29] way that I would expect it to happen [00:48:31] personally if it was just Trump didd [00:48:34] girls with Epstein. [00:48:36] That's my opinion. And I don't know what [00:48:38] it means, but this stuff was the first [00:48:40] time where it kind of like stopped me [00:48:43] and made me think a little harder and [00:48:45] realize that like, oh, how did I never [00:48:46] consider that option, that possibility? [00:48:50] Because we know very well by now, if you [00:48:52] are actually doing your research, we [00:48:54] know that closeted gay men make [00:48:59] excellent politicians for the deep [00:49:01] state. They [ __ ] love closeted gay [00:49:04] men that they can bone, so to speak, [00:49:07] because those people are the most [00:49:10] controllable. Those people will do [00:49:13] anything for you cuz they already are [00:49:16] into some weird [ __ ] probably. [00:49:19] Yeah, like certain ones like Lindsay, [00:49:22] right? [00:49:26] And so you've already got them by the [00:49:27] balls, so to speak. [00:49:32] And many of them got there by being [00:49:34] groomed into that in the first place. [00:49:36] Think Emanuel Mcronone. [00:49:42] So yeah, think about it cuz A, it's [00:49:46] funny and we need to laugh and B, [00:49:54] it kind of makes a little bit of sense. [00:49:57] And just watch Trump's video. Watch [00:49:59] Trump how he acts and watch Melania. [00:50:01] What just watch just and we'll see. I'm [00:50:03] not convinced, [00:50:05] but at this point I'm at like a [00:50:08] reasonable probability. [00:50:10] Like I think there's probably almost as [00:50:12] high of a probability of this theory as [00:50:15] the probability that it's just like [00:50:17] straight up he's blackmailed exactly the [00:50:18] same way that the other Epstein victims [00:50:20] were because we have not really seen [00:50:22] what that should look like if that was [00:50:24] the case. [00:50:27] How about the speaker of the house Mike [00:50:28] Johnson? Oh, I think yeah Trudeau. Oh, I [00:50:31] think way more than just them. I mean, I [00:50:33] think a lot of people in organizations [00:50:35] like Turning Point USA, and I think a [00:50:38] lot of people in organizations like [00:50:41] the other [00:50:43] alt News, right, organizations, [00:50:45] especially on the right, doesn't work so [00:50:47] well on the left, [00:50:49] but on the right. [00:50:53] Oh, yeah. [00:50:55] Yeah. This is the modus operandi for [00:50:57] these people. [00:51:01] Gay Kabuki Theater. [00:51:03] Yeah, I didn't say the Daily Wire [00:51:05] outright, but [00:51:08] and to be clear, I'm not saying that Ben [00:51:09] Shapiro is gay [00:51:11] because Ben Shapiro is Jewish [laughter] [00:51:15] and I think he has a different [00:51:16] relationship with that company than what [00:51:18] we're talking about here. My personal [00:51:20] opinion, [00:51:22] just a just speculation. [00:51:27] Um I mean, he's gay. He's He's like [00:51:30] [ __ ] and and all that, but I I don't [00:51:33] know if he's gay. [00:51:38] Um, [00:51:40] so yeah, I just thought it was an [00:51:41] interesting conversation. I thought it [00:51:42] was weird that we've never thought of [00:51:44] this before, or at least I've never [00:51:47] thought of this before. [00:51:51] Yeah. The pastors for TPUSA. [00:51:54] Yeah. And think of a lot of pastors, a [00:51:56] lot of high up celebrity Christians that [00:52:00] get elevated into power, [00:52:04] government and business [00:52:06] probably in the military [00:52:09] because there's a long G tradition going [00:52:11] back to the Romans and Greeks even of [00:52:16] gay [00:52:18] leadership in the military and grooming. [00:52:21] Yeah, I'm seeing some names in the chat [00:52:23] that I'm not going to read out loud, but [00:52:29] just think about it. [00:52:32] That would be enough to collapse the [00:52:34] current paradigm and change the whole [00:52:37] planet.