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[00:04:52] Conspiracy theories are entering a
[00:04:55] danger.
[00:04:55] >> Information is the oxygen of the
[00:04:58] democracy. There's so much evidence out
[00:05:00] there that even if less than 1% is true,
[00:05:04] that will be enough to collapse the
[00:05:06] current paradigm and change the whole
[00:05:09] planet.
[00:05:15] Yo, what's up, guys? Welcome to the
[00:05:18] party. We've got Brandy from the Billy
[00:05:20] and Brandy Show.
[00:05:21] >> Hi, guys.
[00:05:21] >> On the stream tonight. Billy's late.
[00:05:23] Billy's coming to hang out, too. Um, but
[00:05:25] she's still flying. She gets in later.
[00:05:27] So, after the stream, we'll go get her.
[00:05:29] Um, IMA is also coming to hang out, too.
[00:05:31] Um, but she's not here yet either
[00:05:32] because she's sick. Um, so Brandon's
[00:05:35] gonna hang out and ask Web some
[00:05:36] questions with us, too, tonight. Um,
[00:05:40] and tonight's show is all about Web,
[00:05:42] dude. If you don't know about Web, dude,
[00:05:45] web is the [ __ ] And Web is ready to go,
[00:05:50] dude. Um, but real quick, uh, I'd be
[00:05:54] remiss to have Brandy over here
[00:05:56] co-hosting and not actually shout out
[00:05:57] Brandon Billy's channel. Um,
[00:06:00] >> yeah. Yeah. If you guys aren't familiar,
[00:06:02] Brandon and Billy just started this this
[00:06:04] channel earlier this year. Um, doing all
[00:06:06] kinds of [ __ ] snoopy interviews into
[00:06:09] the Charlie Kirk investigation, getting
[00:06:11] all kinds of leads and [ __ ] Um, so if
[00:06:14] you want to support Brandy and Billy,
[00:06:15] that is the Brandy and Billy Show on
[00:06:17] YouTube. Um,
[00:06:20] so guys, guys, dude, we've been waiting
[00:06:26] for this for a long effing time. Um,
[00:06:31] it's finally ready. I spent all morning
[00:06:33] today um, working with the boys, testing
[00:06:37] web out. We spent like almost $100 of
[00:06:41] tokens testing all the different models,
[00:06:44] AI models you can use at once in over
[00:06:47] 1.5 million documents from the Epstein
[00:06:51] files. Um 1.5 as opposed to 3 point
[00:06:54] something because there's a shitload of
[00:06:56] duplicates in the files and we combined
[00:06:58] a bunch of them. And long story, long
[00:07:01] story. They're all in there and holy
[00:07:04] [ __ ] it was spitting out crazy answers
[00:07:07] like all sorts of [ __ ] that I did not
[00:07:09] even know about the Epstein case.
[00:07:11] Primary source documentation right up in
[00:07:13] there.
[00:07:15] Oh, by the way, I forgot that I'm
[00:07:17] supposed to I'm taking the chat off the
[00:07:18] screen. I'm taking the chat off the
[00:07:19] screen. Sorry, guys. You got to live in
[00:07:20] your own chat bubbles for now. Um, I
[00:07:23] learned that Twitch is a [ __ ] Um,
[00:07:26] Twitch is a little [ __ ] about chats.
[00:07:29] Um, so it is what it is. Deal with it.
[00:07:34] But, um, we'll probably stream to
[00:07:36] everybody for like an hour, maybe an
[00:07:38] hour and a half. Um, maybe an hour and
[00:07:41] then we'll go over to kick where we can
[00:07:43] hang out with the chat and the chat can
[00:07:44] ask questions of web once you see how
[00:07:46] freaking cool this tool is. So, if
[00:07:50] you're not familiar with what web is,
[00:07:54] if you don't know the story behind web,
[00:07:58] let me first tell you the story
[00:08:02] of Gary Webb and Dark Alliance.
[00:08:08] Um, there is a really cool movie made
[00:08:10] about it um
[00:08:14] called uh Shoot the Messenger, Kill the
[00:08:16] Messenger, right? one of the two um
[00:08:20] where they had Jeremy Rener and it's
[00:08:21] like a pretty [ __ ] good movie but the
[00:08:23] original story is about Gary Webb who is
[00:08:25] the OG journalist that put together the
[00:08:28] story of the CIA Iran Contra affair and
[00:08:31] how
[00:08:32] like he realized and first reported on
[00:08:35] the fact that wait a minute the CIA is
[00:08:37] not just [ __ ] smuggling cocaine
[00:08:40] they're smuggling it into the United
[00:08:41] States and they are the ones responsible
[00:08:43] for the crack cocaine epidemic and for
[00:08:47] reporting on that he got kicked out of
[00:08:48] his newspaper, ostracized from the news
[00:08:51] community, and then mysteriously
[00:08:54] committed night um by shooting himself
[00:08:57] twice.
[00:08:59] Sorry, I'm I'm I'm confusing him with
[00:09:01] someone else. Uh how did how did Gary
[00:09:02] Webb commit suicide?
[00:09:03] >> That's true. Yeah, twice. He got shot
[00:09:05] twice.
[00:09:05] >> No. Is Is that Is that Gary Webb,
[00:09:08] though? Um
[00:09:11] >> is that Gary Webb?
[00:09:12] >> Yeah, I just looked it up.
[00:09:13] >> Oh, yeah. I'm confusing it with um with
[00:09:16] the bro from the octopus murders that
[00:09:18] slit his wrists. Yeah, Gary Webb shot
[00:09:20] himself in the head twice. Um committed
[00:09:22] suicide, but then the CIA investigated
[00:09:24] themsself. They found no wrongdoing, so
[00:09:27] it was all good.
[00:09:30] And we decided to name this tool that we
[00:09:33] had built in his honor because Gary did
[00:09:37] something crazy for journalism that no
[00:09:40] one's ever done before. Um here, we'll
[00:09:41] go back to that in a second. Gary when
[00:09:44] he got kicked out of his newspaper, he
[00:09:46] used this new budding tool that no one
[00:09:49] had really used before for journalism
[00:09:51] called the internet and he published his
[00:09:53] findings on the internet. First big news
[00:09:55] story that was like broken on the
[00:09:57] internet because they'd taken away his
[00:09:58] newspaper ability. And so he put it
[00:10:00] online and then the journalism
[00:10:03] decentralized and was able to spread and
[00:10:05] he changed the nature of journalism by
[00:10:08] by a reporting on the CIA and what the
[00:10:10] [ __ ] they'd been up to and by b using
[00:10:13] the internet to do journalism in a
[00:10:16] decentralized way.
[00:10:18] And when the [ __ ] DOJ, when Pam and
[00:10:21] Cash decided that they were going to
[00:10:24] just drop thousands of files, millions
[00:10:28] of [ __ ] files
[00:10:30] in undownloadable format with no
[00:10:32] organizational structure on the internet
[00:10:34] so that we could all like get lost in
[00:10:37] them and like pretend transparency. Me
[00:10:40] and my boys that made buyer, um, shout
[00:10:43] out to the buyer app. I'll tell you more
[00:10:44] about that in a second. We decided that
[00:10:47] we needed to use AI against these
[00:10:49] [ __ ] because let's be real,
[00:10:51] right? They're using AI to build our
[00:10:54] digital prison. They're using AI to
[00:10:56] monitor us, to surveil us, to track us,
[00:10:58] to kill [ __ ] people overseas.
[00:11:01] Um, the least we could do is give them a
[00:11:04] taste of their own medicine and turn the
[00:11:06] AI back on these files and let regular
[00:11:08] people just dig into these files with
[00:11:11] the richness that it deserves. because
[00:11:15] when you go to so so here so listen look
[00:11:17] look listen listen I've been digging
[00:11:19] into these files just like all of you
[00:11:21] folks um for the last you know
[00:11:27] week or two and I've got like um seven
[00:11:31] different windows that are just still
[00:11:32] open on my computer that look like this
[00:11:34] with about a trillion different tabs. I
[00:11:36] have to tell it I'm not a robot and that
[00:11:38] I'm 18. Then it'll show me one document,
[00:11:40] right? And then it'll show me one
[00:11:42] document, right? And you had to open
[00:11:44] each of these one by [ __ ] one by
[00:11:46] [ __ ] one. It's like there's no way
[00:11:47] you're ever going to decode the Epstein
[00:11:49] files when you look at them like this,
[00:11:51] right? Um, so
[00:11:55] I figured I would [ __ ] close all
[00:11:56] these because I've been saving them
[00:11:58] because how would I ever find them
[00:12:00] again? It's like a nightmare. But I
[00:12:02] don't [ __ ] need those anymore. Close
[00:12:04] 39 tabs. I don't need these anymore.
[00:12:07] Close 58 tabs. Um, I don't need these
[00:12:11] ones anymore. Close 43 tabs. I don't
[00:12:15] need these ones anymore.
[00:12:17] Close 43 tabs. Don't need these ones
[00:12:21] anymore. Don't even know what they're
[00:12:22] about. Close 50 tabs.
[00:12:27] This one. Um,
[00:12:30] we'll close 31 tabs. F it. Don't need
[00:12:33] it. This one. 18 tabs. There's one more
[00:12:38] over here. You guys can't even see.
[00:12:42] 27 tabs. Nope. Done. And then this one
[00:12:45] has three tabs.
[00:12:47] Done. Cleared. Cool. We're cleared. And
[00:12:51] now we're in web
[00:12:53] and we're ready to effing party. Let's
[00:12:56] not beat around the bush. Let's not beat
[00:12:57] around the bush. Um, let's get straight
[00:12:59] to the party and just ask it a question.
[00:13:02] Um, tell me about Epstein's relationship
[00:13:07] with Peter [ __ ] Teal. you know, the
[00:13:11] technocrat billionaire that's trying to
[00:13:13] surveil you. Um,
[00:13:16] [ __ ] this shill, right? [ __ ] this shell.
[00:13:21] And little disclaimer. So, so just a
[00:13:23] little bit of, you know, understanding
[00:13:26] of what it's doing. Here
[00:13:29] on the right, we're using the chat box,
[00:13:30] which is just like chat GPT. And this
[00:13:32] thing is coming out online for all of
[00:13:34] you guys to use. And it's just literally
[00:13:36] got like a chat GPT style interface, but
[00:13:38] it's not powered by chat GPT. [ __ ] you,
[00:13:40] Sam Alman. You shouldn't have abused
[00:13:42] your sister, allegedly. But I had just
[00:13:45] asked it this question and it thinks and
[00:13:47] it thinks and it thinks and you can see
[00:13:49] the research it's doing. It pulls back
[00:13:52] uh 40 different documents on its first
[00:13:54] search. Thinks harder. Pulls back 40
[00:13:55] more relevant, 40 more relevant uh 49
[00:13:58] entities, 100 connections. It's got all
[00:14:00] these [ __ ] network. I'll I'll get
[00:14:01] I'll get my nerd buddies in here to
[00:14:03] explain the nerdy stuff at some point.
[00:14:05] Um not tonight. it uh has a super
[00:14:08] complex layering of logic in the super
[00:14:10] complex database so that it can actually
[00:14:13] look through all 1.5 million files, find
[00:14:16] the most relevant things, pull them
[00:14:17] back, learn about your question, go back
[00:14:19] out, find more relevant [ __ ] pull it
[00:14:21] back, learn, and give you a banging like
[00:14:25] chat GBT like chatbot style answer that
[00:14:28] has the sources cited. Source number
[00:14:31] one, source number two, source number
[00:14:34] three, source number four, five, and six
[00:14:37] are probably all similar. Oh, no,
[00:14:39] they're all different. Different. Well,
[00:14:40] I guess they're different versions of
[00:14:41] the same. Eight, nine. So, we'll we'll
[00:14:43] read through this in just a second.
[00:14:47] Disclaimer, I am purposefully using
[00:14:50] Brandy was here earlier. she got to see
[00:14:52] when we were um me and the boys sat down
[00:14:54] and we plugged in uh eight different
[00:14:57] models at a time and we had them all
[00:14:59] compete for so literally I'll show you
[00:15:02] right here. Um
[00:15:05] we had them all compete all at once for
[00:15:10] which model would be the most expensive,
[00:15:13] the cheapest, the fastest, the slowest,
[00:15:15] uh the most accurate, um the best
[00:15:18] formatted. And we spent like a hundred
[00:15:20] dollars in tokens all in one session
[00:15:23] having all these different AIs compete
[00:15:25] on the same questions in the document
[00:15:27] set all at once um to figure out which
[00:15:30] ones would like hit the sweet spot. And
[00:15:34] uh but full transparency, I'm using the
[00:15:36] most expensive model right now because
[00:15:38] it's [ __ ] awesome because I just
[00:15:40] [ __ ] like it. Okay? Cuz I just want
[00:15:42] to spend money and have dank ass
[00:15:45] answers. And so the the version I'll
[00:15:48] tell you more about how we're going to
[00:15:49] launch it later. Um it's not going to
[00:15:52] launch with the [ __ ] gangster ass
[00:15:54] opus like a trillion dollars per
[00:15:56] question model that we're using, but
[00:15:58] it'll be pretty much just as [ __ ]
[00:16:00] smart. Um
[00:16:02] we'll get into all those details later.
[00:16:05] On the left here, just so you see what
[00:16:06] you're seeing, so you know what you're
[00:16:07] seeing. On the left is the document
[00:16:10] organization tab and it's all opened
[00:16:12] wide up because I've clicked on all
[00:16:14] those sources. But
[00:16:17] you'll notice that this looks relatively
[00:16:19] familiar because um it's got right now
[00:16:23] I've got the Jeffrey Epste document in.
[00:16:25] It's got court records. It's got the DOJ
[00:16:26] disclosures. And we're in the Epstein
[00:16:27] Files Transparency Act um section. And
[00:16:31] currently I'm inside of data set 11. But
[00:16:33] we have data sets 9, 8, 7. you know, we
[00:16:35] have all the data sets loaded in exactly
[00:16:37] as they are. They're [ __ ] huge. Um,
[00:16:41] and you know, they're kind of stacked in
[00:16:43] so you can kind of peruse them, but f
[00:16:45] perusing them file by file cuz that's
[00:16:48] No, Bry's not my girlfriend, guys.
[00:16:50] Brandy is a homie that's here. Um, calm
[00:16:52] down, chat. Calm down, chat. Um, yeah.
[00:16:56] Yeah, we're just a bunch of journalists
[00:16:58] hanging out. Um, and we've got a [ __ ]
[00:17:00] tool for all the journalists. So, last
[00:17:03] disclaimer before we get into this.
[00:17:05] Journalists, content creators and
[00:17:07] journalists,
[00:17:09] this tool, we're going to give it out
[00:17:11] for free to all of you. We're going to
[00:17:13] give it out for we're going to give it
[00:17:14] out to everybody, but first we're going
[00:17:16] to give it to journalists and content
[00:17:18] creators for the beta test this week.
[00:17:21] Okay? So, like tomorrow, we're going to
[00:17:23] be sending out the code to the first
[00:17:25] people to get in here and start playing
[00:17:26] with it like I'm about to show you. So,
[00:17:28] if you're a journalist or a content
[00:17:30] creator, message me, direct message me
[00:17:33] on Instagram or X or wherever. It's
[00:17:35] going to [ __ ] my inboxes up. I'm not
[00:17:37] going to be able to catch all the
[00:17:38] messages, but just just hit me up and
[00:17:40] basically I'm going to pick all my
[00:17:41] favorite people. And if don't worry, if
[00:17:43] I don't pick you on the first round,
[00:17:44] it's not cuz I don't like you. It's just
[00:17:45] cuz there's going to be a lot of
[00:17:47] messages. And we'll send out codes to
[00:17:49] the content creators. And first, we'll
[00:17:50] give it to like 10 to stress test it.
[00:17:52] And then we'll give it out to like 30 to
[00:17:55] 100. And then we'll give it out to the
[00:17:57] beta testers that signed up to like a
[00:17:58] thousand who I don't know how many
[00:18:00] signed up. A lot of signed up. And then
[00:18:03] once we stress tested it all week long,
[00:18:06] then we're going to give it out to the
[00:18:08] public,
[00:18:08] >> which is so cool for you to do, by the
[00:18:10] way.
[00:18:10] >> Well, you've got to do that. Of course.
[00:18:11] I mean, like that's the whole point of
[00:18:13] the project is because a it's cool for
[00:18:16] regular people like or rather it's cool.
[00:18:18] Sorry, I called us regular people. It's
[00:18:20] cool for journalists to be able to get
[00:18:23] through the files in this way. and
[00:18:24] you're about to [ __ ] see how cool
[00:18:26] this is. But the whole point is actually
[00:18:28] so that regular folks that don't have
[00:18:30] platforms can just like go ask the
[00:18:33] question literally now
[00:18:35] with you can type in one sentence into
[00:18:38] web hit enter and you already know more
[00:18:41] about the Epstein files than Ben
[00:18:42] Shapiro.
[00:18:44] You literally know more about the
[00:18:46] Epstein case if you just ask it one
[00:18:48] question about what is Jeffrey Epste's
[00:18:50] relationship to Israel and you read that
[00:18:52] one answer and you look at those sources
[00:18:54] and you already are more informed about
[00:18:56] the entire Epstein case than Ben
[00:18:58] Shapiro, Matt Walsh, Michael Nolles,
[00:19:01] every [ __ ] Zionist out there and
[00:19:02] their mothers and their brothers. Um,
[00:19:06] so and and don't worry, you're going to
[00:19:08] see how [ __ ] I am not just blowing
[00:19:10] smoke up your booty right now. But the
[00:19:13] ultimate reality is AI costs tokens and
[00:19:15] it costs a lot of money. Um, the model
[00:19:17] I'm using is wicked expensive, but I
[00:19:20] don't give a [ __ ] I want to use it and
[00:19:21] I'm going to pay for it, but when
[00:19:24] everybody else uses it, I can't just
[00:19:26] front everyone's money for free. So, I'm
[00:19:27] going to fund the first round of the
[00:19:29] beta test. I'm going to pay for those
[00:19:30] tokens and I think there'll be a bunch
[00:19:32] of leftover for when we give it out to
[00:19:33] the public and we'll just let the public
[00:19:35] use up whatever's left from the first
[00:19:36] round of tokens and then it'll switch on
[00:19:38] to a model where you like can subscribe
[00:19:40] at like a little a medium a lot and you
[00:19:43] can get as many you know tokens and
[00:19:45] questions as you pay for. Um, we are
[00:19:48] also giving out the open- source,
[00:19:50] download it yourself off the GitHub, put
[00:19:52] it on your machine, plug in your APIs,
[00:19:55] run your own [ __ ] tokens, do your own
[00:19:57] [ __ ] thing with it, modify it to your
[00:19:58] heart's content, do whatever you want
[00:20:00] with it. Okay, that will also happen
[00:20:02] like a week afterwards once we get it
[00:20:04] all packaged up for you guys. But for
[00:20:07] now, enough enough chattering, right?
[00:20:09] Enough chattering.
[00:20:11] Let's [ __ ] ask this thing some
[00:20:13] questions. Um,
[00:20:16] so do you guys remember what it was
[00:20:18] like, Brandy? Did you ever go on the
[00:20:20] website and and try to look up things on
[00:20:22] the DOJ website about the Epste files?
[00:20:24] Did you ever use their search bar?
[00:20:26] >> Yes.
[00:20:26] >> Yeah. Right. You just type things into
[00:20:27] their search bar. So, if you had gone to
[00:20:30] the [ __ ] DOJ website, right? Um,
[00:20:33] >> it's very confusing.
[00:20:34] >> It's the It's shitty, dude.
[00:20:35] >> DOJ um Epste Files.
[00:20:39] >> Oh, no. Um, yeah. Yeah. Epste files
[00:20:42] transparency act
[00:20:45] epste library.
[00:20:47] So if I type into this Peter teal
[00:20:52] sick. You get 2270 results. I hope you
[00:20:55] like scrolling through them one by
[00:20:57] [ __ ] one. Right. F that noise. Okay.
[00:21:01] Here's the answer it gives us when I
[00:21:03] just asked it. Tell me about Epste's
[00:21:04] relationship with Peter Teal.
[00:21:07] The documents reveal a sustained and
[00:21:09] personal relationship between Peter Teal
[00:21:10] and Jeffrey Epste that extended well
[00:21:12] beyond a single casual encounter
[00:21:13] spanning at least from 2014 to 2017.
[00:21:17] Notably, all after Epstein's 2008
[00:21:19] conviction, direct evidence of multiple
[00:21:22] meetings. The most striking evidence
[00:21:23] comes from direct email correspondence
[00:21:26] between the two men. On September 21st,
[00:21:28] 2014, Teal emailed Epstein.
[00:21:32] You know what I want to do, guys, real
[00:21:34] quick? I want to um I w to swap this
[00:21:38] desktop.
[00:21:40] Come on. I want to grab this desktop.
[00:21:43] No, I want to grab this desktop.
[00:21:46] It's not going to let me move my
[00:21:47] desktops. I want to move my desktop over
[00:21:49] so that I'm looking.
[00:21:51] >> You have four desktops.
[00:21:52] >> I've got so many [ __ ] desktops. But I
[00:21:54] want to move this one over here so that
[00:21:56] I'm looking where it is.
[00:22:00] And then we can move we can move them
[00:22:02] over there. So they they'll hang out
[00:22:04] over there. And now we'll look this way.
[00:22:06] So now I just need to move
[00:22:10] uh they're all looking at the chat, but
[00:22:11] whatever. Um and then I'm going to move
[00:22:14] which screen you guys are grabbing
[00:22:16] to be that one. Boom. And now Oh, I
[00:22:22] guess I'll resize it. Yeah. Y'all just
[00:22:25] calm down for a second because this way
[00:22:26] I'll actually be looking at the screen
[00:22:27] as I'm looking at the screen. Right.
[00:22:28] See, now I look this way and now I'm
[00:22:30] looking at the screen.
[00:22:31] Um, cool, cool. Thanks for your
[00:22:34] patience, guys.
[00:22:36] It just details, details. Right, right,
[00:22:40] right, chat.
[00:22:41] >> Right, chat.
[00:22:42] >> Right, chat. Guys, I don't know what
[00:22:44] hugging face is. I don't know what that
[00:22:46] is. Um, so Brandy, one one thing you can
[00:22:49] help me with is just just watch these
[00:22:51] [ __ ] retards in the chat and ignore
[00:22:53] them, but just just watch them for us,
[00:22:55] okay? Just just keep your eye on them.
[00:22:56] >> So, I'm just going to look the opposite
[00:22:57] way of you. Well, just you know, just
[00:22:58] just just chill and just keep your eyes
[00:23:00] on these retards and just make sure they
[00:23:01] don't get out of control over there. Um,
[00:23:04] >> watch.
[00:23:06] >> Okay.
[00:23:07] So, the documentary, so the most
[00:23:09] striking evidence is comes from direct
[00:23:11] email correspondence between the two
[00:23:13] men. On September 21st, 2014, Teal
[00:23:15] emailed Epstein directly. Quote, "What
[00:23:17] time? Lunch today. Look forward to
[00:23:19] catching up." Citation number one,
[00:23:21] because you got to have citations. And
[00:23:23] it's right here.
[00:23:25] >> So, what does all that mean?
[00:23:28] Well, this is all random email garbly
[00:23:30] [ __ ] [ __ ] but it's from Peter Teal
[00:23:33] to Jeffrey Epstein on September 21st,
[00:23:35] 2014. And the subject is, "What time
[00:23:38] today?" And then he wrote, "Look forward
[00:23:40] to catching up." And then a bunch of
[00:23:42] email [ __ ] metadata [ __ ] And
[00:23:45] it's like, "Okay, I want to keep this. I
[00:23:47] want to save this. I'm going to pin it
[00:23:48] to my [ __ ] canvas." Boom. So now it's
[00:23:52] on the canvas right here. Right. We're
[00:23:55] going to keep that. And we're even gonna
[00:23:56] make a note um that says
[00:24:01] um Peter Teal first correspondence
[00:24:07] with Epstein. And uh we'll save that.
[00:24:14] Um,
[00:24:16] or at least
[00:24:18] first we've found.
[00:24:21] And we can even draw a little a little
[00:24:23] line. And the strings actually [ __ ]
[00:24:26] string. They actually have physics. Peep
[00:24:28] this [ __ ] They like biggity bounce.
[00:24:31] >> I know. I'm so fun,
[00:24:32] >> dude. I'm so stoked on it. Okay. Um, so
[00:24:35] anyways, so we can just save it on the
[00:24:37] canvas.
[00:24:39] This wasn't a first meeting. Oh, so you
[00:24:42] know, I'm I'm going to have to modify
[00:24:44] that note. The phrase catching up
[00:24:45] suggests an established relationship.
[00:24:46] Epstein's assistant, Leslie Grath,
[00:24:48] coordinated logistics, not noting the
[00:24:50] lunch would be held at Jeffrey's home
[00:24:52] again at 9 East 71st Street, implying
[00:24:56] previous visits. Hello, Tally. I wanted
[00:24:58] to let you know Peter and Jeffrey have
[00:24:59] determined they will have lunch this
[00:25:01] Sunday, September 21st. What time would
[00:25:02] work for Peter? They're organizing it.
[00:25:05] Cool. We'll pin this one, too. Um, we'll
[00:25:08] slide it over here next to this one.
[00:25:10] Keep it small. We'll just tie it
[00:25:11] together and class guys, homies, we're
[00:25:15] starting slow and then we're going to
[00:25:17] speed up. But I just want you to kind of
[00:25:19] get the sense of like how [ __ ]
[00:25:22] revolutionary this is. The sources are
[00:25:24] cited right here.
[00:25:26] It's not going out into the wet into the
[00:25:29] internet and like asking the internet to
[00:25:31] help it solve its problems. It's not
[00:25:32] asking the internet like what what do I
[00:25:35] think happened? It's not making it can't
[00:25:37] make things up. The only thing it's
[00:25:39] doing is referencing the source
[00:25:41] documents, the Epstein files themselves,
[00:25:43] and seeing what's in those files. Here's
[00:25:46] what it shows. So, there's no
[00:25:47] hallucination. There's no making [ __ ]
[00:25:50] up. There's no like this Google search
[00:25:52] showed me that and this Google search
[00:25:54] showed me that. It's none of that. It's
[00:25:55] literally It's literally just this is
[00:25:58] what the sources say. Look at them for
[00:26:00] yourself. Here's the sources. And it
[00:26:01] cites them all.
[00:26:02] >> September 21st, 2014, Sunday lunch at
[00:26:04] noon. confirm through multiple emails,
[00:26:06] four, five, and six. Um, we'll pin four.
[00:26:12] Four looks good to me. We'll pin four.
[00:26:15] And we'll add it to this cluster.
[00:26:18] Like that. Okay. Right. Taking notes.
[00:26:24] June 2015. Back and forth scheduling for
[00:26:26] lunch or dinner with Epstein asking,
[00:26:28] "What would you like for lunch? Steak,
[00:26:29] hamburger, sushi?" See, I'm getting lazy
[00:26:31] though, and I don't really want I, you
[00:26:32] know, I don't need to open the source
[00:26:33] now. I just want to keep track of it.
[00:26:34] So, I'll just drag seven onto the canvas
[00:26:36] and boom, it's there. Sick. Cool. Didn't
[00:26:39] even need to open it and read it. Boom.
[00:26:41] >> Unless it says pizza.
[00:26:43] >> Yeah, it might even say pizza. Dude,
[00:26:44] does it say pizza?
[00:26:47] No. Steak, hamburger, sushi. That was
[00:26:49] But they weren't that close yet. You
[00:26:50] know, they weren't quite at the pizza
[00:26:52] pizza phase yet. The pizza phase comes
[00:26:54] later.
[00:26:57] And then they're, you know, coordinating
[00:27:01] Sunday dinner, lunch at 1 PM. They're
[00:27:03] having a lot of [ __ ] meetings. The
[00:27:05] billionaires salon dynamic. Multiple
[00:27:07] documents describe a Sunday lunch at
[00:27:09] Epstein's Manhattan townhouse that
[00:27:10] included Teal alongside Bill Gates and
[00:27:13] Mort Zuckerman, real estate billionaire,
[00:27:15] owner of the Daily News. 10
[00:27:19] 11
[00:27:21] 12
[00:27:22] 13
[00:27:24] 14. This this appears to have been
[00:27:27] during late September described as UN
[00:27:29] week where Epste hosted what one
[00:27:31] document calls a colloquial for
[00:27:33] billionaires.
[00:27:36] Interesting. So suppose I'm like, "Oh
[00:27:40] [ __ ] dude. He hosted this crazy UN
[00:27:42] week." Um,
[00:27:44] >> what does UN week mean?
[00:27:46] >> Well, let's [ __ ] find out. So, I'm
[00:27:47] going to grab the name of this document,
[00:27:49] this title of this document right here,
[00:27:50] and I'm going to open a new chat real
[00:27:51] quick. Our other chat is still saved
[00:27:54] right there, right? But in this new
[00:27:56] chat, I'm going to um paste this
[00:27:58] document and say um what's the story
[00:28:03] with this UN dinner thing for
[00:28:07] billionaires
[00:28:08] that Epstein hosted?
[00:28:12] Who went? How many
[00:28:15] were there?
[00:28:17] Um did anything sketchy happen? Right?
[00:28:21] And I'm intentionally being kind of
[00:28:22] homie with it because I want you to see
[00:28:25] that it [ __ ] gets it. Like it
[00:28:27] literally this is the level at which you
[00:28:29] can talk to this thing and it will be
[00:28:31] like yeah this is the story of the UN
[00:28:33] dinners
[00:28:36] and I decided to give it the source
[00:28:37] because this is the source that we were
[00:28:38] looking at.
[00:28:43] >> Um we'll pin that. We'll put it down
[00:28:45] here
[00:28:49] and see it's working its way through the
[00:28:50] files. It's like I'm not quite at what
[00:28:52] you found yet.
[00:28:56] I don't think I quite gave it enough
[00:28:58] prompting on what the document. Now I
[00:29:00] found it. Okay, so now it found it. It
[00:29:02] took three different rounds of
[00:29:03] searching. Now I found exactly what
[00:29:04] you're asking about. The famous
[00:29:05] billionaires dinners.
[00:29:07] Oh, actually it got confused and it went
[00:29:09] to the Edge Foundation. Also going to be
[00:29:11] a sick ass answer. We can cue it to go
[00:29:13] more into the uh UN dinners.
[00:29:16] >> Do you think that means like United
[00:29:17] Nations?
[00:29:19] >> Uh yeah. Yeah. Yeah. Exactly. The United
[00:29:21] Nations. Um he held them in uh New York
[00:29:24] every year.
[00:29:26] I mean, fair play because The Edge
[00:29:28] actually are called billionaires
[00:29:29] dinners.
[00:29:36] Um, and it's got all of its sources
[00:29:37] cited, but I want to get it started on
[00:29:38] the um, actually I was asking about the
[00:29:44] dinner about the events he hosted for
[00:29:51] uh, billionaires and influential people
[00:29:56] around the UN meetings in New York in
[00:30:02] association with
[00:30:05] um, Um, it wasn't Brockman, that's Edge.
[00:30:09] It was Mort Zuckerman.
[00:30:12] Um,
[00:30:14] >> Zuckerman
[00:30:18] and Bill Gates among many others.
[00:30:24] Can you look those up and tell me about
[00:30:28] Epstein's
[00:30:31] um targeting
[00:30:33] of UN week in New York.
[00:30:39] So, it's going to think and answer on
[00:30:41] that down there. But in the meantime, it
[00:30:43] honed in on the Edge Foundation, which
[00:30:46] was this science and tech billionaire
[00:30:48] foundation dinner situation that um he
[00:30:52] basically used to troll the tech elite
[00:30:56] and the scientific elite and to talk to
[00:30:59] geneticists and to talk to scientists.
[00:31:02] Um all these things. Let's see what it
[00:31:04] got. It got Jeff Bezos, Larry Page,
[00:31:06] Sergey Brin, Steve Casease, Nathan
[00:31:08] Mirvod, Danny Hillis, James Truman,
[00:31:12] Forest Sawyer, James Fallows, Kurt
[00:31:14] Anderson.
[00:31:16] It's got sources cited from all these
[00:31:17] different things.
[00:31:19] >> I like how it tells you like who they
[00:31:21] are, who they're like
[00:31:22] >> exactly, right? And it got all of this
[00:31:25] from within the document set.
[00:31:29] >> All the good-looking women are sitting
[00:31:31] with the physicist table. Interesting.
[00:31:34] So this is must be from reporting. So it
[00:31:37] opens right here uh behind my head. It
[00:31:40] opens to the document in the document
[00:31:42] set that it's referring to. And so this
[00:31:46] is EFTA 018444.
[00:31:51] They became a model for the gatherings
[00:31:53] at Mr. Epste's E71st Street townhouse
[00:31:55] which included some of the same guests.
[00:31:58] His foundation provided substantial
[00:32:00] backing to Edge. Edge is a really um
[00:32:02] cool rabbit hole to go into.
[00:32:07] Um but let's get into the next. Okay.
[00:32:14] Epstein's calculated exploitation of UN
[00:32:17] Week in New York. The documents reveal a
[00:32:20] deliberate strategy by Jeffrey Epste to
[00:32:21] position himself at the center of global
[00:32:23] power during UN General Assembly Week,
[00:32:25] the annual gathering when world leaders
[00:32:27] heads of and and chat chat chat guys
[00:32:29] chat. Don't worry, I know we have some
[00:32:32] way juicier questions that we all want
[00:32:34] to ask it about some certain countries,
[00:32:37] about some certain, you know,
[00:32:39] ethnicities, about some certain foods,
[00:32:42] about all sorts of things. Don't worry,
[00:32:44] I'm purposely edging you guys real
[00:32:45] [ __ ] hard right now. We're about to
[00:32:47] ask it about beef jerky and whatever
[00:32:49] else. Um,
[00:32:51] but I just want to show you. I just want
[00:32:52] to show you that like you can just talk
[00:32:54] to this thing like a [ __ ] AI and it
[00:32:57] will pull things right out of the
[00:32:58] documents for you.
[00:33:01] A particularly revealing exchange shows
[00:33:03] Epste trying to lure Bill Gates to a UN
[00:33:05] week dinner in September 2010. Epste
[00:33:07] emailed Gates's adviser, Boris Nicolik.
[00:33:10] FYI, the Defense Minister of Israel,
[00:33:12] Larry Summers, will be at my house for a
[00:33:13] small, very private dinner. If Bill
[00:33:15] wants to come or stop by, he is welcome.
[00:33:18] This will be the epicenter of
[00:33:19] intellectual interest,
[00:33:22] his targeting strategies
[00:33:25] right there. So there's your source
[00:33:27] right there, straight from the
[00:33:29] documents. And it pulls it up in the
[00:33:32] side side pane. You can see the exact
[00:33:34] source citation right here
[00:33:39] because you got to site your sources,
[00:33:41] right?
[00:33:48] The global power list. The most stunning
[00:33:50] document shows a list of 32 foreign
[00:33:52] ministers and heads of state that
[00:33:53] Epstein was circulating to contacts like
[00:33:55] Tom Pritsker, Peter Mandlesson, David
[00:33:57] Stern, and even Golain Maxwell. The list
[00:33:59] included all these [ __ ] fancy people
[00:34:02] like Tony Blair.
[00:34:06] Jeffrey, your attendance would be
[00:34:08] greatly appreciated. The following list
[00:34:10] is the list of ministers and high level
[00:34:12] officials.
[00:34:14] Someone mysterious sent this to Jeffrey
[00:34:15] Epstein. Okay.
[00:34:22] >> It's crazy. They were only supposed to
[00:34:23] redact victims, but clearly
[00:34:25] >> I know. Yeah. [ __ ] as if
[00:34:27] >> as if they only redacted victims. Yeah.
[00:34:30] [ __ ] right. We'll get into that. Um,
[00:34:32] I posted on my story the uh the where
[00:34:35] they redacted the name of the person
[00:34:36] that alleged that um that Jeffrey
[00:34:40] Epstein made his money by initially by
[00:34:42] having sex with Leslie Waxner. That's a
[00:34:44] crazy [ __ ] document that I found
[00:34:45] today. True story.
[00:34:50] We need personal emails. Um
[00:34:54] yeah, dude. Everyone's going to be able
[00:34:56] to use this for whatever they want. And
[00:34:57] so obviously what we all want what we
[00:35:00] all want is to open a new chat here real
[00:35:02] quick. And also FYI, so like
[00:35:06] because it's built like an AI, like the
[00:35:09] context windows work like an AI. So when
[00:35:11] I open a new chat, we have new context.
[00:35:13] So it's not going to get contaminated by
[00:35:15] the questions I was just asking. Let's
[00:35:16] ask it a fresh question. Um,
[00:35:21] based on the the files at your disposal
[00:35:27] or just based on the files,
[00:35:30] what nations intelligence agency did
[00:35:35] Epstein most likely work for and why?
[00:35:41] It'll probably give us a more
[00:35:42] interesting answer if we just dive in
[00:35:43] and tell it to investigate Israel. But I
[00:35:45] just want to I just want to make a
[00:35:46] point. I just want to make a [ __ ]
[00:35:48] point. Okay, I've never even asked it
[00:35:51] this question. I've always just dove in
[00:35:52] harder, but like I'm just going to ask
[00:35:54] it this question. Just we're just going
[00:35:55] to see what it says. Maybe it'll say
[00:35:57] Russia. Maybe it'll say that obviously
[00:36:00] Epstein worked for Russia, right? Who
[00:36:02] knows?
[00:36:04] He could He could work for anyone. How
[00:36:06] would we even know?
[00:36:08] >> It just says Israel.
[00:36:10] >> It found Gileain Maxwell. It found
[00:36:11] Robert Maxwell already.
[00:36:14] circumstantial evidence pointing towards
[00:36:16] Israeli intelligence. Let me search for
[00:36:17] more specific evidence about Aosta
[00:36:19] statement. This is remarkable. The
[00:36:20] documents confirm Aosta statements.
[00:36:27] So, because we're using Opus, the most
[00:36:29] expensive heavy [ __ ] model, it's just
[00:36:31] doing crazy research in here.
[00:36:35] So, it gets the Aosta statement straight
[00:36:36] up. um it won't uh the source citations
[00:36:39] are written in here, but they won't
[00:36:41] actually link and like turn red until
[00:36:44] it's written its whole answer out. So,
[00:36:45] we're just going to wait. We're just
[00:36:46] going to pump the brakes and wait while
[00:36:48] it thinks it out.
[00:36:57] And apparently, it's [ __ ] thinking
[00:36:58] out a long [ __ ] answer.
[00:37:02] >> Pretty.
[00:37:03] I scrolled down to the bottom and this
[00:37:05] is the header that I [ __ ] found. Yep.
[00:37:08] Based based it knows what's up. So, just
[00:37:11] to remind you all, hey, Ben Shapiro.
[00:37:13] Hey, Ben Shapiro. Um, who else has been
[00:37:15] saying that he worked for Russia? Um,
[00:37:18] >> probably any
[00:37:19] >> probably [ __ ] all the Israelis, all
[00:37:21] the [ __ ] Zionists. Hey, just so you
[00:37:23] guys know, I didn't bias it, okay?
[00:37:25] There's no context in this. There's no
[00:37:27] preloading of context. It's just the the
[00:37:29] raw files, all of them. 1.5 million
[00:37:32] files um because there's you know
[00:37:34] dduplicates are duplicates are getting
[00:37:36] combined so it's it's literally all 3
[00:37:38] point whatever million that they've
[00:37:39] released
[00:37:41] minus videos
[00:37:43] I'll invest so I just asked it based on
[00:37:45] the files what nation's intelligence
[00:37:47] agency did Epstein most likely work for
[00:37:49] and why and we'll see what it says
[00:37:53] based on my comprehensive investigation
[00:37:54] of the documents I can now provide a
[00:37:55] thorough analysis the aosta statement
[00:37:59] um so obviously Alex aosta
[00:38:01] He said, "I was told Epste belonged to
[00:38:03] intelligence and to leave it alone and
[00:38:06] that's documented in emails like this
[00:38:08] one.
[00:38:10] Is the Epstein case going to cause a
[00:38:12] problem for confirmation hearings?"
[00:38:13] Aosta had been asked. Aosta explained
[00:38:15] reasonably apparently that back in the
[00:38:17] day he just had one meeting on the
[00:38:19] Epstein case. He cut the non-prosecution
[00:38:21] deal with one of Epstein's attorneys
[00:38:22] because he had been told to back off,
[00:38:25] that Epste was above his pay grade.
[00:38:27] quote, "I was told Epstein belonged to
[00:38:29] intelligence and to leave it alone." He
[00:38:31] told his interviewers in the Trump
[00:38:32] transition who evidently thought that
[00:38:34] was a sufficient answer and went ahead
[00:38:36] and hired Aosta. The Labor Department
[00:38:38] had no comment when asked about this.
[00:38:40] So, this email is from 2019. Okay. And
[00:38:44] there's multiple tellings of this in the
[00:38:46] files, multiple copies of basically the
[00:38:48] same thing.
[00:38:51] Critically, when the DOJ's Office of
[00:38:52] Professional Responsibility later asked
[00:38:53] Aosta directly about the intelligence
[00:38:55] asset claim, Aosta told OPR, "The answer
[00:38:57] is no,
[00:39:00] though he was offered a classified
[00:39:01] setting." The Israeli connection web, it
[00:39:03] only took it that long to figure it out.
[00:39:05] The documentary evidence shows a dense
[00:39:07] network of ties to Israeli intelligence
[00:39:09] and defense circles. Ahud Barack, former
[00:39:11] Israeli prime minister, defense
[00:39:12] minister, and IDF chief of staff,
[00:39:14] maintained extensive email
[00:39:16] correspondences with Epstein well after
[00:39:18] the 2008 conviction. Example one,
[00:39:20] example two, example three, example four
[00:39:23] out of like 500 million more. Received
[00:39:26] approximately $2.3 million from the
[00:39:28] Wexner Foundation between 2004 to 2006
[00:39:30] with Epstein personally signing transfer
[00:39:32] documents. Citation number one, citation
[00:39:35] number two.
[00:39:40] Oh, interesting. It literally pulled
[00:39:43] this little piece out of this PDF that
[00:39:46] is a bigger PDF. That's crazy. Um,
[00:39:49] >> does it mean you can't see it?
[00:39:50] >> No, no, no. Just that it because it has
[00:39:53] context of what this this is a single
[00:39:55] page out of a larger PDF and it just
[00:39:57] this page has this run-on sentence in
[00:39:59] this cell that the if you were further
[00:40:02] left on the PDF, it would show you the
[00:40:03] rest of the tables, but this run-on cell
[00:40:06] has the the words Epstein allegedly
[00:40:08] signed some of these transfer documents,
[00:40:10] which is a relevant piece of information
[00:40:11] because Epstein signing the transfer
[00:40:13] documents actually helps you inform you
[00:40:15] of his authority over the accounts. was
[00:40:17] a frequent visitor to Epstein's 66th
[00:40:19] Street apartment building in Manhattan,
[00:40:23] headed Carbine, an Israeli tech company
[00:40:25] whose leadership reads like an IDF
[00:40:27] intelligence roster. Carbine 911, now
[00:40:30] known as Reporty, is a big story. The
[00:40:33] CEO was a special forces officer and one
[00:40:35] director commanded IDF cyber unit 8200,
[00:40:37] Israel's equivalent of the NSA. Citation
[00:40:40] 13 and 14.
[00:40:42] These are actually old um Wikipedia
[00:40:45] screenshots, which at first I was really
[00:40:46] annoyed that they put in here because
[00:40:48] they keep on [ __ ] getting cited
[00:40:50] because they're really useful and really
[00:40:52] like dense information. But then I
[00:40:54] realized that when you go to Epstein's
[00:40:56] Wikipedia page now, it's been [ __ ]
[00:40:58] sanitized compared to how juicy it used
[00:41:00] to be. His old Wikipedia page was juicy
[00:41:03] as [ __ ] Um,
[00:41:07] it ain't anymore. But
[00:41:08] >> didn't they take like Wikipedia pages
[00:41:10] and put them in the Epstein files and
[00:41:12] redacted like random words?
[00:41:14] >> Yeah, right here.
[00:41:15] >> Well, I mean, at least this is redacted.
[00:41:19] >> Well, so this is actually this is
[00:41:21] actually a victim name. This is Annie
[00:41:23] Farmer. Um,
[00:41:26] it might have been her sister that was
[00:41:27] the artist. I think Annie was the
[00:41:29] artist. Um, but yeah, some of them, a
[00:41:32] lot of them do have [ __ ] [ __ ]
[00:41:33] reactions. In emails, Epstein offered to
[00:41:35] help Barack navigate relationships with
[00:41:37] the Rothschilds and Mayor Bloomberg.
[00:41:42] And we've actually read these ones on
[00:41:43] stream before.
[00:41:45] Robert Maxwell, Gain's father, physical
[00:41:47] evidence of a blackmail operation.
[00:41:53] They've got evidence for why Robert
[00:41:55] Maxwell was MSAD.
[00:41:58] The documents note epste had a quote
[00:42:00] opaque professional history a little
[00:42:01] like Robert Maxwell and is rumored to
[00:42:03] have worked either for the Israeli
[00:42:04] intelligence service MSAD, the CIA, or
[00:42:06] even both.
[00:42:09] This is from a Daily Mail online article
[00:42:12] from 2007,
[00:42:16] which you know, it's just reporting, but
[00:42:19] when it all adds up, it's pretty
[00:42:21] obvious. Physical evidence of a
[00:42:22] blackmail operation. The documents
[00:42:25] describe an extensive covert
[00:42:26] surveillance infrastructure across
[00:42:27] Epstein's property. Hidden pinhold
[00:42:29] cameras discovered during the 20046 Palm
[00:42:32] Beach raid.
[00:42:34] A hidden media room in the New York
[00:42:35] mansion. Gain Maxwell told a friend that
[00:42:37] Epstein's island was completely wired
[00:42:39] for video as an insurance policy.
[00:42:41] Labeled compact discs in his safe with
[00:42:43] handwritten descriptions including young
[00:42:44] name and name. Epste told a New York
[00:42:48] Times reporter that he had dirt on
[00:42:49] powerful people.
[00:42:51] the fake Austrian passport.
[00:42:57] See, and it keeps on getting caught in
[00:42:59] this reporting right here. So, we'll ask
[00:43:02] it more more questions and dig deeper.
[00:43:04] FBI cooperation.
[00:43:08] An FBI memo from September 18th, 28,
[00:43:10] 2008 stated Epstein had also provided
[00:43:12] information to the FBI as agreed upon.
[00:43:17] Sources, sources, sources. And we're
[00:43:18] skimming through this because we all
[00:43:19] [ __ ] know this. Um, obviously,
[00:43:23] so why Israeli intelligence rather than
[00:43:25] CIA?
[00:43:26] For some of y'all clowns out there that
[00:43:28] needed to know, the Maxwell connection,
[00:43:31] the Barack relationship, Israeli
[00:43:33] military base visits. In 2008, Epstein
[00:43:35] visited Israeli military bases and
[00:43:37] considered fleeing to Israel to avoid
[00:43:39] prosecution. He didn't wind up doing
[00:43:41] that, but you know, the blackmail
[00:43:43] architecture, the Wexner Foundation
[00:43:45] pipeline. What's missing? The documents
[00:43:47] don't contain any direct admission from
[00:43:50] Epste about which agency he worked for.
[00:43:52] And actually, we'll prod this um and ask
[00:43:55] it more directly because I I think we
[00:43:56] can actually find those classified
[00:43:58] intelligence assessments, direct
[00:44:00] communication with any intelligence
[00:44:01] agency, testimony from anyone with
[00:44:03] firsthand knowledge of his intelligence
[00:44:04] work. Um,
[00:44:08] actually I think there are emails where
[00:44:12] Jeffrey Epstein
[00:44:16] references
[00:44:18] um working for MSAD or Israel or the
[00:44:22] Roth's Childs. Can you search for those
[00:44:28] and show me email evidence
[00:44:34] only?
[00:44:35] not articles
[00:44:38] or other
[00:44:40] that evidences
[00:44:42] his uh
[00:44:46] is let's say alleged
[00:44:49] Israeli
[00:44:52] intelligence work. So I'm pointing it
[00:44:55] just at emails because I just want it to
[00:44:56] do emails
[00:44:58] because you can tell it to do whatever
[00:44:59] you want, dog.
[00:45:04] And I think next we'll probably ask
[00:45:07] about beef jerky and about food, right?
[00:45:11] >> Good idea.
[00:45:13] >> It cannot unredact everything,
[00:45:14] unfortunately, guys.
[00:45:18] >> Yeah. Can't do that.
[00:45:20] So, I we do actually have a second mic,
[00:45:22] but we only had so much time tonight. We
[00:45:24] didn't have enough time to set it up.
[00:45:25] But Brandy, if Brandy just talks loud,
[00:45:27] we can hear her, too. She It's perfectly
[00:45:30] >> I'm not really a co-host. I'm kind of
[00:45:31] just learning as you guys are learning.
[00:45:33] >> This is the first time that she's seen
[00:45:35] this [ __ ] She's just hanging out.
[00:45:36] >> I'm just here for the
[00:45:37] >> Yeah. And we have to we have to go pick
[00:45:39] up Billy from the airport in like an
[00:45:41] hour and a half. So, um
[00:45:43] >> Yeah.
[00:45:43] >> So, we're just chilling. And this is so
[00:45:45] [ __ ] cool that I just had to jump on
[00:45:47] here and stream for you guys tonight
[00:45:48] about it. Um I could not wait to stream
[00:45:50] for you guys. Like, could not wait. So,
[00:45:54] um let's see what it's finding.
[00:45:57] This is extraordinary evidence based on
[00:45:59] the email evidence I've uncovered. Let
[00:46:01] me provide a comprehensive summary. It's
[00:46:03] still working though because this the
[00:46:05] citations.
[00:46:10] Cool. They just came in. Sick. The
[00:46:13] smoking gun. Ladies is your forte. The
[00:46:15] most damaging email exchanges from
[00:46:16] November 21st, 2013 between Epstein and
[00:46:18] Ahood Barack. My thoughts were confirmed
[00:46:20] when it was said to me, if Ahood wants
[00:46:22] to make serious money, he will have to
[00:46:24] build a relationship with me. Take time
[00:46:26] so that we can truly understand one
[00:46:27] another. I just listened. Who said it?
[00:46:29] Rothschild. I'm ready, but I need your
[00:46:31] advice. Reha. This is devastating.
[00:46:33] Israel's former prime minister and
[00:46:35] defense minister is explicitly
[00:46:36] acknowledging that procuring women was
[00:46:38] Epste specialty and asking for his help
[00:46:40] navigating a relationship with the
[00:46:41] Rothschilds. Epste is an Israeli defense
[00:46:44] broker. Multiple emails show Epste
[00:46:46] functioning as a direct conduit between
[00:46:48] Israeli defense leadership and world
[00:46:50] powers. But it doesn't just say that and
[00:46:52] then leave you hanging. It gives you
[00:46:53] sources.
[00:46:55] quote, "Would your uncle like to have a
[00:46:57] very private talk with the Israeli
[00:46:59] defense minister at my house? If so, we
[00:47:01] can organize." Right? And this is
[00:47:04] actually he's I know from the context
[00:47:07] that he is talking to the niece of the
[00:47:10] dictator that they installed in the
[00:47:12] Ivory Coast on behalf of Israel because
[00:47:14] she was a girl that was in his sort of
[00:47:17] orbit um that he was grooming
[00:47:20] and her uncle was the dictator that they
[00:47:22] were in, you know, putting in down there
[00:47:25] in Ivory Coast. And from the context,
[00:47:29] uh
[00:47:31] I I pretty much know what they're
[00:47:32] talking about. The uncle is the dictator
[00:47:34] they're talking about. He offers for him
[00:47:35] to have a very private meeting with the
[00:47:37] Israeli defense minister. And she says,
[00:47:39] "I will let him know he is coming back
[00:47:41] in two days in Abijan. I would rather
[00:47:43] tell him in person than via email or
[00:47:45] phone." And and Epste responds, "Smart
[00:47:48] girl." Because this is a [ __ ]
[00:47:50] intelligence operation and you don't
[00:47:52] want to be spreading those kinds of
[00:47:53] stories in documents that your [ __ ]
[00:47:56] boy Ian Carol is going to be reading 10
[00:47:59] years later to the entire internet. So,
[00:48:03] um,
[00:48:04] >> if Epstein's still alive, he definitely
[00:48:06] knows who you are.
[00:48:06] >> Hey, Epstein, your shit's online, bro.
[00:48:10] Hey, Epstein. In case you forgot what
[00:48:12] was in your emails, don't worry. In a
[00:48:14] couple days, you can log into web. You
[00:48:16] can pay for a subscription to Web
[00:48:18] Epstein, and you can get in there and
[00:48:20] you can find out exactly who you worked
[00:48:22] for, too, bro.
[00:48:23] >> He's got you.
[00:48:24] >> Yeah. Unfortunately, we don't have
[00:48:25] Fortnite in the in it yet, but um you
[00:48:29] know, whatever, dog. Whatever, dog. [ __ ]
[00:48:32] you. You [ __ ] chill. You lizard. You
[00:48:34] piece of [ __ ]
[00:48:36] So, here's more evidence. Would you like
[00:48:39] to have dinner, meet with the Israeli
[00:48:40] defense minister, former prime minister
[00:48:42] Aud Brock on the 23rd? So notice how
[00:48:44] he's hanging the Israeli defense
[00:48:46] minister, the Israeli former prime
[00:48:48] minister for all of these
[00:48:51] uh friend of Sultan, for all these
[00:48:53] important people, making connections for
[00:48:55] Israel, for Israeli intelligence because
[00:48:58] Ahoud Barack wasn't just the former
[00:49:00] prime minister or the former defense
[00:49:01] minister. He was also the former head of
[00:49:03] Israeli military intelligence when he
[00:49:05] hired Epstein and built this trafficking
[00:49:07] ring with him.
[00:49:09] Tracking Barack's US government
[00:49:10] meetings. This part's crazy. If it's
[00:49:13] referencing the stuff I think it is,
[00:49:14] it's [ __ ] crazy. Yeah, bro. Oh, dude.
[00:49:16] So, it brought this one up earlier. This
[00:49:18] part's crazy. I mean, in a different
[00:49:20] chat. Tracking Barack's US government
[00:49:23] meetings. Quote,
[00:49:26] "On Monday, Barack will hold a series of
[00:49:27] meetings in Washington and New York with
[00:49:29] top US officials, including Secretary of
[00:49:31] State Hillary Clinton, Defense Secretary
[00:49:33] Robert Gates, National Security Adviser
[00:49:35] James Jones, and Presidential Adviser
[00:49:37] Dennis Ross. His next stop is this
[00:49:40] morning at my house 8 a.m. for a couple
[00:49:41] of hours. Call Me at Home New York sent
[00:49:44] the morning after Brock met with Clinton
[00:49:46] Gates and the NSA at the White House.
[00:49:48] So
[00:49:50] this part is crazy critical.
[00:49:54] Literally
[00:49:55] Jeffrey Epstein is emailing his boy, one
[00:49:57] of the top executives at JP Morgan, Jess
[00:50:00] Dailyy. So, he's emailing one of the top
[00:50:02] bankers in America to admit that
[00:50:06] the defense minister of Israel at the
[00:50:09] time is meeting with three of the most
[00:50:11] powerful people in America. And then the
[00:50:14] very next morning, he has what sounds
[00:50:17] like a debrief meeting with Jeffrey
[00:50:19] Epste, the Israeli spy.
[00:50:22] That's pretty wild timing. That's pretty
[00:50:26] coincidental timing.
[00:50:29] And earlier it actually and I and I'm
[00:50:32] only noting that so directly because
[00:50:34] earlier I had asked it an like kind of a
[00:50:36] question about Israel as well and it had
[00:50:37] pointed out these three emails as well
[00:50:39] and it had dug more into them and kind
[00:50:41] of like walked me through the timing of
[00:50:42] like just just like notice the intricate
[00:50:46] timing here and um the way he refers to
[00:50:49] it in the email itself is like hold up
[00:50:52] bro what
[00:50:57] on Monday Brock hold a series of
[00:50:58] meetings in Washington, New York with
[00:51:00] top US officials, including Secretary of
[00:51:01] State Hillary Clinton, Defense Secretary
[00:51:03] Robert Gates, etc., etc.
[00:51:06] Um, I'm wondering if it'll pick up on
[00:51:08] the BB. We might have to ask about BB
[00:51:10] specifically.
[00:51:13] The Rothschild Barack Epstein triangle.
[00:51:15] Epste acted as a three-way broker
[00:51:17] between Israeli leadership, the
[00:51:18] Rothschild banking dynasty, and Israeli
[00:51:20] defense conferences.
[00:51:25] Sources. Sources. sources
[00:51:29] intelligence commentary. Epste appears
[00:51:30] to have had insider knowledge of
[00:51:32] USIsrael relations. DC believes it now
[00:51:34] has leverage on BB playing it. Epste's
[00:51:37] response when asked about the Israeli
[00:51:38] political situation during the Egypt
[00:51:40] crisis in February of 2011.
[00:51:43] Someone wrote much anxiety re we ditched
[00:51:46] Mubarak. Is Israel next? What are your
[00:51:50] views or what should I read on broad
[00:51:53] Israeli situation?
[00:51:55] Sent by someone.
[00:51:58] Oh, I guess sent by Epstein. And then
[00:51:59] whoever we had sent it to responded,
[00:52:02] DC believes it now has leverage on BB
[00:52:04] playing it. So someone
[00:52:08] probably in DC is feeding Jeffrey
[00:52:11] Epstein the inside DC scoop
[00:52:14] on the leverage they think they have on
[00:52:16] BB.
[00:52:18] Weird. Almost like an intelligence
[00:52:21] asset.
[00:52:25] Weird.
[00:52:28] The Army Special Unit. Epstein sent
[00:52:30] Barack a link about Israelis formed the
[00:52:33] Army Special Unit doing well from the
[00:52:35] Army Special Unit doing well.
[00:52:39] So he sent Ahoud Barack a link and Aud
[00:52:43] Brock was like, "Hi Jeff, what's that
[00:52:44] link?" and he says a story on Israelis
[00:52:46] from the Army Special Unit doing well
[00:52:48] because he cares about his boys back in
[00:52:50] the IDF. You know, he's got the shirt,
[00:52:52] he cares about the boys.
[00:52:58] So, all of that came from literally one
[00:53:04] question.
[00:53:05] I guess technically we've been through
[00:53:07] two questions now, not just one, two
[00:53:08] questions. Um, is Benjamin Nettton Yahoo
[00:53:14] mentioned
[00:53:16] in the files? And does he overlap with
[00:53:21] Jeffrey Epstein in any interesting
[00:53:25] ways? And let's be clear, you would not
[00:53:28] expect Benjamin Netanyahu to overlap
[00:53:30] with them at all because they purposely
[00:53:33] segment these things. They purposely
[00:53:34] create plausible deniability by
[00:53:36] compartmentalizing and keeping this
[00:53:38] operation off behind Ahood Barack. Ahoud
[00:53:41] Barack is intentionally the conduit to
[00:53:44] Epstein so that everything Epstein goes
[00:53:46] through Ahud Barack and then back out
[00:53:48] into Israeli circles so that when Epste
[00:53:51] gets caught, BB can be like, "Oh no,
[00:53:53] that was Ahood being rogue, being evil."
[00:53:55] Right? Like that is plausible
[00:53:57] deniability 101. That's how you build
[00:54:00] intelligence networks and that's why you
[00:54:02] have intelligence community members like
[00:54:03] Ahood Barack manage these things so that
[00:54:06] they can be pushed out and denied if
[00:54:09] they ever come out. The same is done by
[00:54:11] the CIA and every other intelligence
[00:54:12] agency.
[00:54:13] >> So we would not expect to find any
[00:54:15] communications with Benjamin Netanyahu.
[00:54:17] We wouldn't expect to find anything
[00:54:19] directly linking them
[00:54:20] >> because he wasn't the prime minister
[00:54:21] when Jeffrey Epste was like doing his
[00:54:23] thing.
[00:54:23] >> No, he was the prime minister when
[00:54:24] Jeffrey Epste was doing his thing. Um
[00:54:26] Benjamin Nanyahu has been the prime
[00:54:27] minister for basically our entire lives.
[00:54:29] Um off and on. He was he was de like he
[00:54:33] was unseated by Ahood Barack at one
[00:54:35] point. Okay.
[00:54:35] >> And then he won back again and then he
[00:54:37] took a little break in the middle in
[00:54:39] like the 2010s
[00:54:40] >> and then he's back again.
[00:54:42] >> Right.
[00:54:45] >> But no, BB has been very much the prime
[00:54:47] minister during the Epstein operation.
[00:54:50] Um,
[00:54:52] the most direct documented connection
[00:54:54] comes from March 23rd, 2011.
[00:54:59] Boom.
[00:55:00] Open it up right here.
[00:55:04] And this
[00:55:06] is the boys and girls at uh, JP Morgan,
[00:55:11] the bank that Epstein was referring
[00:55:13] everyone to. And I I know the context of
[00:55:15] this one, so I'm just going to tell you
[00:55:16] the context. It's all right here in the
[00:55:18] chat, too.
[00:55:20] They wanted a meeting with Benjamin
[00:55:21] Netanyahu. JP Morgan, the biggest bank
[00:55:23] in the world, wanted a meeting with JP
[00:55:25] with Benjamin Netanyahu.
[00:55:27] Jess Staley was their guy that was
[00:55:29] facilitating Epste's entire
[00:55:30] moneyaundering operation at the bank and
[00:55:33] was getting all their clients in and
[00:55:35] protecting Jess Jeffrey Epstein and
[00:55:37] hanging out on his [ __ ] island. So,
[00:55:38] they went to him and was like, "Hey, do
[00:55:40] you think Jeffrey can get us a meeting
[00:55:41] with BB Netanyahu?" And then who knows
[00:55:45] how it happened, but then miraculously
[00:55:48] this email comes through. Against all
[00:55:50] odds, we've been granted a meeting with
[00:55:52] Prime Minister Netanyahu. And Epstein
[00:55:55] responds back to Jess Staley,
[00:55:57] his boy. Surprise, surprise.
[00:56:01] Indicating, you're welcome. I got you.
[00:56:06] I delivered.
[00:56:09] because Epstein
[00:56:11] connected Benjamin Netanyahu to
[00:56:14] the corrupt [ __ ] at JP Morgan.
[00:56:18] >> Um, Epstein's sarcastic response,
[00:56:21] surprise, surprise, strongly implies he
[00:56:23] was instrumental in making the meeting
[00:56:24] happen or at minimum had foreign
[00:56:26] knowledge that it would. Court documents
[00:56:28] from the Virgin Islands versus JP Morgan
[00:56:29] Chase explicitly state that between 2009
[00:56:31] and 2011, Epste helped Staley schedule
[00:56:34] meetings for Diamond to meet with
[00:56:35] Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin
[00:56:36] Netanyahu. And it cites those sources as
[00:56:39] well. How much evidence do you need, Ben
[00:56:42] Shapiro?
[00:56:44] >> Do you need some more? Because we can
[00:56:45] [ __ ] get you some more.
[00:56:47] >> Don't you think a lot of the files
[00:56:49] >> Speak louder. Speak louder.
[00:56:50] >> Oh. Do you think a lot of the files that
[00:56:52] have to do with Benjamin Netanyahu are
[00:56:55] the ones that are redacted or not
[00:56:57] released?
[00:56:57] >> Oh, I think it's highly likely. Yeah.
[00:56:58] Yeah.
[00:56:59] >> Because let's be honest, like he's kind
[00:57:01] of in charge of
[00:57:02] >> it's a big deal. Yeah. I think that
[00:57:04] because so Brandy's asking like there's
[00:57:08] still three million files that they told
[00:57:10] us they have that they haven't released.
[00:57:12] >> Yeah.
[00:57:12] >> And I think you're probably very right
[00:57:16] that some of the files they want to
[00:57:18] release like they just want to burn are
[00:57:20] anything that mentions BB. Um anything
[00:57:23] that mentions like ongoing operations,
[00:57:25] anything like there's probably some
[00:57:26] really dark [ __ ] in those other three
[00:57:29] million if I had to guess.
[00:57:30] >> But who knows? I mean, if they were
[00:57:32] smart, none of them would mention BB and
[00:57:34] none of them would have BB in them.
[00:57:36] That's like how they should be doing
[00:57:37] this. But
[00:57:40] >> the leverage on BB email more revealing
[00:57:44] is an email exchange from February 4th,
[00:57:46] 2011 between Epstein and another
[00:57:48] correspondent likely Larry Summers based
[00:57:50] on context because this [ __ ] thing is
[00:57:52] so [ __ ] smart that it can just figure
[00:57:54] [ __ ] out like that.
[00:57:56] Um, let's open it up.
[00:58:01] Much anxiety re we ditched. Okay, so
[00:58:03] this is the continuation of the chain we
[00:58:05] were talking about earlier. DC believes
[00:58:07] it now has leverage on BB playing it.
[00:58:10] Israelis all think ditch Mubarak first
[00:58:12] US next push BB on settlements.
[00:58:16] Re in Israel re in Israel.
[00:58:21] This is extraordinary. Epste is
[00:58:23] discussing US government leverage over
[00:58:25] the Israeli prime minister as if he has
[00:58:27] insider knowledge of diplomatic pressure
[00:58:29] tactics. information that would
[00:58:30] typically be classified intelligence.
[00:58:33] And he's passing it back and forth
[00:58:36] between an Israeli [ __ ] blackmail or
[00:58:38] spy and a fat goblin ogre piece of lard,
[00:58:43] Larry Summers.
[00:58:45] That's [ __ ] treason. By the way,
[00:58:47] Larry.
[00:58:48] Hey, Cash Patel. In case you needed
[00:58:50] someone to investigate, you could
[00:58:52] investigate Larry Summers for trading
[00:58:54] state secrets with an enemy nation.
[00:58:57] >> Cash Patel doesn't do [ __ ] Yeah,
[00:58:59] exactly. Maybe Dan Bonino could help
[00:59:02] out. Um, Netanyahu's political rival Aud
[00:59:05] Brock was deeply entangled with Epstein,
[00:59:06] which creates an indirect but important
[00:59:08] overlap. And we, yeah, we know about
[00:59:09] that.
[00:59:11] JP Morgan's recognition of the patterns.
[00:59:16] The source of Google co-founder Serge
[00:59:17] Brin, Glenn Dubin, all the people that
[00:59:19] he referred,
[00:59:22] Sultan of Dubai's Netanyahu intel.
[00:59:24] Interestingly, Epste received political
[00:59:25] intelligence about Netanyahu from the
[00:59:26] Sultan of Dubai who forwarded him an
[00:59:30] article
[00:59:34] that Netanyahu would become king of
[00:59:35] Israel.
[00:59:39] Farid Zakaria looks at why Israel is
[00:59:41] stronger than ever and what Netanyahu
[00:59:43] should do with its strength. Yeah,
[00:59:45] they're just talking [ __ ] Sultan bins.
[00:59:51] Um, so we could dig deeper. We could dig
[00:59:53] into specific sources, specific things.
[00:59:56] Um, what time is it? 10:55.
[01:00:00] 10:55. Okay, let's do one more question
[01:00:02] for the for the big stream for
[01:00:03] everybody. For everybody. And it should
[01:00:06] probably be about the food, right?
[01:00:10] It should probably be about the food.
[01:00:13] >> Search.
[01:00:14] >> I see people saying search Trump.
[01:00:16] >> I want to search Charlie Kirk, too.
[01:00:18] >> Brandy wants to search Charlie Kirk. We
[01:00:20] could search Charlie Kirk.
[01:00:21] >> Not that I think he's guilty. I'm Oh,
[01:00:22] just if they've discussed him or
[01:00:25] >> his assassination or anything.
[01:00:27] >> Yeah, there's all or search Erica Kirk,
[01:00:31] >> Peter Mandlesson.
[01:00:34] Um,
[01:00:37] search for Ben Shapiro. That's a good
[01:00:38] idea. I don't think there's probably any
[01:00:41] mentions of Ben Shapiro, but um could
[01:00:44] be.
[01:00:46] >> Could be.
[01:00:48] Here's what we're going to do um on kick
[01:00:50] in a second. Once we go kick only, we'll
[01:00:52] we'll drop into those kinds of more fun
[01:00:53] ones. But first, what we're going to do
[01:00:55] is we're going to see how smart it is at
[01:00:57] the food stuff. Um,
[01:01:00] are are there
[01:01:02] any weird or suspicious mentions of food
[01:01:08] um such as pizza or beef jerky in the
[01:01:13] emails in these files?
[01:01:17] Um, and what
[01:01:21] might they be
[01:01:25] re referring to?
[01:01:30] We'll see if it's smart enough to decode
[01:01:32] the [ __ ] pizza and beef jerky
[01:01:35] question.
[01:01:40] We should ask it about Bannon. We should
[01:01:42] ask about Brock Pierce. Oh [ __ ] we
[01:01:44] should totally ask it about Brock
[01:01:45] Pierce. Um, will it keep working while I
[01:01:48] go away? If I go to a new chat, will it
[01:01:50] keep working?
[01:01:54] Did I just kill it? Oh, no. It's still
[01:01:56] working. It's still working, dude. We
[01:01:58] can [ __ ] work double over here.
[01:02:02] >> Hot dogs.
[01:02:03] >> Oh, no. It's weird. It's like porting it
[01:02:04] over to this. Um, cool. We'll do We'll
[01:02:08] go one at a time.
[01:02:10] I want to ask about Brock Pierce because
[01:02:12] Brock Pierce is sketchy as [ __ ] He's
[01:02:14] involved in crypto. He's involved in
[01:02:16] Bitcoin and also he's kind of an obscure
[01:02:19] dude that most people don't know about
[01:02:20] and he's all up in these files.
[01:02:23] Oh, Erica's mom. That's not a bad idea.
[01:02:25] >> Or like Erica's maiden name.
[01:02:27] >> Yeah, these are good ideas.
[01:02:33] Did I break it by moving away
[01:02:43] >> or is it still thinking and filling it
[01:02:46] out?
[01:02:47] >> Said jerky, please. Please make more.
[01:02:52] >> Um, the beef jerky obsession. Epstein
[01:02:56] appears to have had a genuine almost
[01:02:57] comical obsession with homemade beef
[01:02:58] jerky. I'm concerned that after being
[01:03:01] off they bring back since Monday.
[01:03:05] No jerky left. Please make more. Can you
[01:03:08] make a big batch of jerky? Jerky,
[01:03:10] please. How is your jerky situation?
[01:03:12] Should I bring any more?
[01:03:15] He has been loving beef jerky. So, same
[01:03:17] sort of thing, but maybe better and
[01:03:18] leaner. Does he eat buffalo meat? He's
[01:03:20] been very into protein.
[01:03:24] >> What do you think that they mean by
[01:03:25] this? I think they mean something uh
[01:03:30] like
[01:03:32] I I genuinely I don't think it's like
[01:03:35] child meat. I think it's more likely
[01:03:37] some sort of um
[01:03:40] essentially adrenochrome, but when I say
[01:03:42] adrenochrome, I don't think I actually
[01:03:44] mean literally adrenochrome. I suspect
[01:03:46] that adreno my my theory about
[01:03:47] adrenocchrome personally is that I think
[01:03:49] that adrenochrome is sort of like the
[01:03:50] conspiracy theorist blanket word that
[01:03:52] they sort of like let blanket at all for
[01:03:55] all sorts of uh medications and like
[01:03:58] special substances that they have made
[01:04:00] out of stem cells and and the types of
[01:04:04] like you know stem cells essentially
[01:04:05] that you get from fetuses and babies
[01:04:07] because those are how you like you do
[01:04:09] the you make the best anti-aging and
[01:04:11] like longevity medicines out of stem
[01:04:14] cells and the best stem themselves come
[01:04:15] from babies and fetuses, but you're not
[01:04:17] allowed to actually do research on that
[01:04:18] [ __ ] obviously because then people will
[01:04:21] start killing babies and fetuses,
[01:04:23] >> you know, as if they don't right now.
[01:04:25] And so I think that it's like there's a
[01:04:26] real scientific thing going on where
[01:04:28] like billionaires are doing illegal
[01:04:30] research on babies and fetuses and blood
[01:04:33] and stuff like that and have developed
[01:04:35] all these [ __ ] medications. And some
[01:04:37] of them might be literally
[01:04:38] adrenocchrome, but I don't think they're
[01:04:39] all literally adrenochrome. And I think
[01:04:42] that they probably have different ones
[01:04:43] that sort of circulate in different
[01:04:44] circles that they like for different
[01:04:46] reasons probably um because like
[01:04:48] obviously we know scientifically that
[01:04:51] those medications are the [ __ ] and you
[01:04:53] make them from stem cells from babies
[01:04:54] and fetuses and we know that you're not
[01:04:56] allow like that that's restricted and we
[01:04:58] know they don't give a [ __ ] about that.
[01:05:00] Um so I suspect the beef jerky is code
[01:05:03] for something in that category.
[01:05:05] Obviously it's something that has to be
[01:05:06] refrigerated and has to be transported
[01:05:08] in a cold bag because that's how they
[01:05:10] talk about it.
[01:05:12] Um,
[01:05:19] right. JJ send photos. The naughtier the
[01:05:21] better. And can you also go on YouTube
[01:05:22] to learn tantric massage sex techniques?
[01:05:24] Wait, what? I think I messed it up when
[01:05:27] I switched chats halfway through and
[01:05:29] made it like break broke its brain a
[01:05:31] little bit, but now it's like finding
[01:05:33] some crazy [ __ ] [ __ ] that I haven't
[01:05:35] seen before.
[01:05:38] JJ send photos. The naughty the better.
[01:05:41] Thank you. You can also go on YouTube to
[01:05:43] learn tantric massage, sex techniques,
[01:05:45] prostate massage, etc.
[01:05:48] So, Jeffrey Epstein likes for them to
[01:05:51] learn how to massage his prostate.
[01:05:53] Apparently,
[01:05:55] >> hey, that goes real real well with the
[01:05:57] email I found earlier about him making
[01:05:59] his money by getting boned by Less
[01:06:01] Wexner.
[01:06:03] Call. She will give you massage and she
[01:06:05] looks better than shrimp anyway and good
[01:06:07] with massages. Um,
[01:06:09] >> what does shrimp mean?
[01:06:13] >> Well, I I think I broke its brain by
[01:06:16] switching chats halfway through. I don't
[01:06:18] know what shrimp means. Um, I don't know
[01:06:20] what shrimp means because about where I
[01:06:23] switched chats, where I switched away,
[01:06:25] it stopped being about food and did
[01:06:27] something else. I've never done that
[01:06:28] before. I don't know. But, um, I wanted
[01:06:32] to ask about Brock Pierce. One last
[01:06:33] question.
[01:06:34] Um,
[01:06:37] who is Brock Pierce
[01:06:41] and what was his relationship
[01:06:47] to Epstein?
[01:06:49] And was he up to anything suspicious?
[01:06:57] Can I post a link?
[01:06:59] They ate Gentiles.
[01:07:05] Yeah. So, all your guys' questions that
[01:07:06] you want to ask it, you're gonna have to
[01:07:07] ask it all those crazy questions. I'm
[01:07:09] just asking it whatever I'm asking it.
[01:07:10] We're doing whatever we're doing, you
[01:07:11] know. And I want to ask about Brock
[01:07:13] Pierce. Um,
[01:07:19] one of the uh one of the dudes that's
[01:07:22] like super hard on the like Ian Carol
[01:07:23] conspiracies that I'm like a Rothschild
[01:07:25] plant or something. He keeps on making
[01:07:28] these really funny amazing like like
[01:07:30] Charlie Day connections. Um, oh [ __ ]
[01:07:33] Speaking of Charlie Day connections, I
[01:07:35] haven't even been pinning these
[01:07:36] [ __ ] onto our canvas board. Um,
[01:07:39] I forgot to keep on pinning because
[01:07:41] they're all I already knew a lot of that
[01:07:43] because they were like basic basic
[01:07:45] emails. But I wanted to ask about Brock
[01:07:47] Pierce because one of the he he part of
[01:07:49] his theory is that like I'm friends with
[01:07:51] Brock Pierce because I like know someone
[01:07:53] that knows Brock Pierce.
[01:07:55] >> Can you explain to everyone who Brock
[01:07:56] Pierce is?
[01:07:57] >> Well, no, it's it's about to explain to
[01:07:58] us all who Brock Pierce is.
[01:08:00] >> Okay. Okay, Brock Pierce, the
[01:08:03] cryptocurrency pioneer who met with
[01:08:05] Epstein. He's a former child actor
[01:08:07] turned tech entrepreneur and
[01:08:09] cryptocurrency pioneer who had
[01:08:10] documented direct contact with Jeffrey
[01:08:12] Epste in September 2011. Notably, this
[01:08:14] was after Epstein's 2008 conviction for
[01:08:16] soliciting a minor. Who is Brock Pierce?
[01:08:19] Pierce has a remarkable and
[01:08:20] controversial background. According to
[01:08:21] documents in Epste's files, Pierce was a
[01:08:24] former Hollywood child actor who starred
[01:08:25] in The Mighty Ducks. Oh [ __ ] for real?
[01:08:28] And first kid. We were just talking
[01:08:29] about the movie The Mighty Ducks the
[01:08:31] other day.
[01:08:31] >> My favorite hockey team.
[01:08:32] >> That's crazy, dog. I wonder who he was.
[01:08:38] Oh [ __ ] Connection to China.
[01:08:42] Um,
[01:08:47] are these all the same? No, different.
[01:08:52] Prior to Pierce entrepreneurial career,
[01:08:54] he was successful Hollywood actor. Um,
[01:08:57] PICE generally plays the role of
[01:08:59] strategist and dealmaker in each company
[01:09:00] after attracting the management teams
[01:09:03] and capital. He is an active angel
[01:09:04] investor, a founding member mentor of
[01:09:06] the founder institutes LA chapter and a
[01:09:09] member of the SoCal Tech and Media
[01:09:10] Entertainment Technology Alliance.
[01:09:13] Oh, and is a member of the Clinton
[01:09:14] Global Initiative. Nice. Sketchy.
[01:09:18] >> Both Wired and Fortune magazine have
[01:09:19] written lengthy biographies, featured
[01:09:21] stories on Pierce's career. In addition,
[01:09:23] he has been a guest lecturer at
[01:09:24] Stanford, UCLA, etc. blah blah blah blah
[01:09:26] blah.
[01:09:28] Uh, so someone messages Brock about
[01:09:31] Jeffrey Epstein, saying, "Brock, Jeffrey
[01:09:33] is asking your official position in the
[01:09:34] Chinese game board possibly. Could you
[01:09:37] send some information to him via email?"
[01:09:41] What?
[01:09:45] That's a weird email. Jeffrey is asking
[01:09:48] your official position in the Chinese
[01:09:51] game board possibly. Could you send some
[01:09:54] information to him via email? What the
[01:09:56] [ __ ] is the Chinese game board?
[01:09:58] >> Should we search it?
[01:10:00] >> Um,
[01:10:04] we could come back to it. I I don't want
[01:10:06] to like uh get distracted from the big
[01:10:09] picture of him just to try to hunt down
[01:10:11] if there's any other references to this
[01:10:13] Chinese game board. But maybe
[01:10:15] >> a mental note. Yeah, maybe what we do is
[01:10:18] um
[01:10:20] I'm going to leave a big old note here,
[01:10:23] Chinese game board, and we'll uh
[01:10:28] we'll come back to that.
[01:10:34] Okay.
[01:10:36] So, chairman, so he's a co-founder of
[01:10:38] Digital Entertainment Network in the
[01:10:40] 1990s, an internet television startup
[01:10:42] that raised over $88 million from
[01:10:43] Microsoft, Intel, and NBC. chairman of
[01:10:46] the Bitcoin Foundation, a major figure
[01:10:47] in cryptocurrency, founding multiple
[01:10:49] crypto companies, including Tether, the
[01:10:51] controversial stable coin, which is huge
[01:10:53] and very controversial, an adviser of
[01:10:55] the China Youth League, member of the
[01:10:56] Clinton Global Initiative, blah blah
[01:10:58] blah blah. The Epstein connection. The
[01:11:00] documents show a scheduled breakfast
[01:11:01] meeting between Pierce and Epste on
[01:11:03] Sunday, September 18th, 2011 at 8 to
[01:11:06] 8:30 a.m. The meeting arrangements
[01:11:08] reveal email correspondence with subject
[01:11:10] line read Jeffrey Epste shows someone
[01:11:12] from the Epste circle was coordinating
[01:11:13] the meeting. Epste specifically asked
[01:11:15] for Pierce's official position in the
[01:11:16] Chinese Game Board, apparently referring
[01:11:19] to his role with the China Youth League
[01:11:21] and his gaming industry connections. Oh,
[01:11:25] like the Chinese gambling board,
[01:11:27] >> the Chinese gaming board, maybe.
[01:11:29] >> Um,
[01:11:31] cool. So, homie Claude already answered.
[01:11:34] At least that's what is suspected.
[01:11:37] >> And I think these are all three copies
[01:11:39] of the same. Yeah. Or similar.
[01:11:44] No.
[01:11:46] Yeah, they are different formats.
[01:11:49] Pierce responded, "Either 8 or 8:30
[01:11:51] works for me. Where should we meet?" The
[01:11:53] suspicious pattern. Several things stand
[01:11:55] out as concerning. Postconviction
[01:11:57] contact, interest in youth focused
[01:11:59] roles, PICE's deen, digital
[01:12:01] entertainment network background,
[01:12:03] cryptocurrency connections. What's
[01:12:05] missing?
[01:12:08] Um,
[01:12:16] there's more mentions than of him than
[01:12:18] that.
[01:12:28] We haven't even gotten into asking
[01:12:29] multiple questions in sequence uh about
[01:12:32] like the same thing and then digging
[01:12:33] deeper and then digging deeper and then
[01:12:34] digging deeper because then it gets more
[01:12:36] context and more context and it and it
[01:12:38] starts to understand the questions
[01:12:39] better and better and better. Um but I
[01:12:41] also I sort of suspect that the the
[01:12:43] model of quad that I chose is like um
[01:12:46] it's good but it's a little more
[01:12:47] theoretical. It's actually not as heavy
[01:12:50] as the model I was using earlier. Um,
[01:12:52] I'm using I'm using Opus 45 right now
[01:12:54] instead of Opus 46 for all the nerds out
[01:12:56] there.
[01:12:59] Maong Chinese checkers. Oh, wow. We're
[01:13:01] way up in the chat up here.
[01:13:06] Ian was at Fire Festival.
[01:13:11] >> You weren't.
[01:13:12] >> No, of of course not.
[01:13:14] >> Is that because Nick Fent said that you
[01:13:15] were a festival guy? Uh, I have no I
[01:13:18] mean I have no idea why the chat says no
[01:13:19] one knows why chat says what chat says.
[01:13:21] Um, but I did think it was hilarious
[01:13:23] when Nick tried to come after me for
[01:13:24] being a festival head. Um, so I was like
[01:13:27] sick. I get to tell the story of when I
[01:13:29] [ __ ] traveled traveled the world and
[01:13:30] like
[01:13:30] >> helping people at
[01:13:32] >> Yeah, it was the [ __ ] dude. Yeah, I was
[01:13:33] like saving people's lives from
[01:13:34] themselves,
[01:13:35] >> saving people that had taken too much
[01:13:36] [ __ ] drugs.
[01:13:38] >> Um,
[01:13:40] a seven-year relationship. Brock Pierce
[01:13:41] and Jeffrey Epstein. Yes, there are
[01:13:43] significantly more mentions of Brock
[01:13:44] Pierce in these files than initially
[01:13:45] appeared. They revealed an ongoing
[01:13:47] relationship spanning at least seven
[01:13:49] years. So, you do have to remember that
[01:13:52] this thing is accessing 1.5 million
[01:13:54] [ __ ] documents. So, sometimes you
[01:13:56] have to prod it. You have to ask it a
[01:13:58] couple questions. You have to ask to
[01:13:59] clarify. You have to ask it to dig
[01:14:01] deeper and it will find it. Um, if you
[01:14:04] know it's in there, ask about it. It's
[01:14:05] in there. An assistant tried to arrange
[01:14:08] for Pierce to visit Epste in New York.
[01:14:10] Brock Pierce will come see you Monday at
[01:14:12] two.
[01:14:16] No, I will not be there. Did you want to
[01:14:19] try to step another time? Next time. The
[01:14:22] breakfast meeting. That's one we already
[01:14:24] knew about. An email exchange shows
[01:14:27] they're still in regular contact seven
[01:14:28] years later. [ __ ]
[01:14:33] Time tomorrow. I have a 3M flight. So,
[01:14:36] sometime early today. 12. So this is all
[01:14:39] the way in 2018.
[01:14:42] This is notably casual. No subject line.
[01:14:44] Brief exchanges suggesting an
[01:14:46] established relationship. [ __ ]
[01:14:48] context. Puerto Rico connection. Just 10
[01:14:50] months before Epstein's arrest, Pierce
[01:14:51] and Epstein were still arranging
[01:14:53] meetings.
[01:14:56] Meeting in Puerto Rico. Yeah. So Pierce
[01:14:59] was in in tight with him all the way
[01:15:00] until he was arrested.
[01:15:03] By 2018, Pierce had become a major
[01:15:05] figure in Puerto Rico's cryptocurrency
[01:15:06] community. Oh [ __ ] And Epstein was deep
[01:15:09] in with the Puerto Ricans, too.
[01:15:13] Oh [ __ ] We're gonna pin that. Um we'll
[01:15:16] we'll pin that down here. and we'll do
[01:15:19] um
[01:15:25] Puerto Rico
[01:15:27] Pierce
[01:15:36] because I bet there's plenty to to find
[01:15:38] about that.
[01:15:41] Here's a major figure. Um long Epstein
[01:15:44] also had long-standing financial
[01:15:45] connections to Puerto Rico through First
[01:15:46] Bank. The documents show numerous wire
[01:15:48] transfers totaling hundreds of thousands
[01:15:49] of dollars to Puerto Rico accounts from
[01:15:51] 2007 to 11. Yeah. And it's [ __ ]
[01:15:54] digging into these financial documents.
[01:15:55] Pulls out four examples right here.
[01:15:59] Financial Trust Co. Inc.
[01:16:01] St. Thomas Virgin Islands.
[01:16:09] There's his Red Hook Quarters address.
[01:16:15] Multiple emails show Pier signing off as
[01:16:17] managing director cryptocurrency
[01:16:19] partners with reference to Blockchain
[01:16:21] Capital and as Angel Investing Syndicate
[01:16:24] affiliated with Island Capital Group
[01:16:26] LLC.
[01:16:31] Duration: This wasn't a one-time
[01:16:32] meeting. It was a seven-year
[01:16:33] relationship spanning 2011 to at least
[01:16:35] October 2018. the casual no subject line
[01:16:38] emails, regular informal conduct
[01:16:41] contact, Puerto Rico overlap,
[01:16:44] the timing, super gnarly, and no
[01:16:47] apparent business justification. Unlike
[01:16:49] other Epste associates who managed his
[01:16:51] money or provided specific services,
[01:16:53] there's no clear documentation of what
[01:16:54] Pice and Epste were actually doing
[01:16:56] together. The emails are strikingly
[01:16:58] contentfree
[01:17:00] because they were keeping it all off the
[01:17:02] record.
[01:17:05] PICE's background makes this
[01:17:06] relationship particularly noteworthy.
[01:17:09] Former child actor,
[01:17:11] chair of the Bitcoin Foundation and
[01:17:13] founder of Tether,
[01:17:15] advisory role with the China Youth
[01:17:17] League, overseeing activities for youth
[01:17:18] up to the age of 28, and member of the
[01:17:21] Clinton Global Initiative.
[01:17:25] >> Interesting.
[01:17:27] It's a little awkward.
[01:17:29] It's a little awkward.
[01:17:31] >> Did you know about the Bitcoin thing?
[01:17:32] >> Yeah, I did. Um, I didn't know a lot
[01:17:34] about it. I haven't I haven't really
[01:17:36] done the Brock Pierce deep dig yet. Um,
[01:17:39] but I I knew his uh connection to
[01:17:41] Bitcoin and his connection to Tether.
[01:17:46] Did I see Massiey's posts?
[01:17:49] No. What did Massie post? Is it banging?
[01:17:53] Epste, are you in the chat?
[01:17:56] Um, so what are we at? We're at 10.
[01:17:59] We're at 11:15. We got to get out of
[01:18:00] here in 45 minutes. So, what we're going
[01:18:02] to do is we're going to kill the YouTube
[01:18:05] stream and the Twitch stream. We love
[01:18:06] you guys. We do. We really do. We're
[01:18:08] just going to go hang out with Kick for
[01:18:09] a little while. Put the chat up so we
[01:18:11] can actually see the chat. Um, hang out,
[01:18:13] talk, let the chat ask some questions.
[01:18:16] Um, and don't worry, I'm gonna be
[01:18:19] [ __ ] live streaming this [ __ ] like
[01:18:20] all day tomorrow. All day the next day,
[01:18:22] all day the next day. Um, one more time
[01:18:25] though. One more time.
[01:18:27] Um, where's Here's the Here we are.
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[01:19:53] >> It's very generous of you.
[01:19:54] >> I mean, it's just the whole like we just
[01:19:57] need people to be [ __ ] in the files.
[01:19:58] Like we need people to be able to read
[01:20:00] it. We need normies to be able to type
[01:20:02] in did Jeffrey Epstein work for Israel
[01:20:05] or Russia? And then it'll be like
[01:20:08] [ __ ] Israel dog and here's the reason
[01:20:10] and here's the sources and they're in
[01:20:11] your face and they're right here. Yes,
[01:20:13] there is definitely internet required
[01:20:15] for web. Yes, 100% there is internet
[01:20:18] required for web. So,
[01:20:21] um that's the story. That's the plan.
[01:20:23] That's the haps, brah. Um and
[01:20:28] um here's what we're going to do. Here's
[01:20:29] what we're going to do. We're going to
[01:20:29] do this, right? Because this will be the
[01:20:31] end of the YouTube stream. So, we're
[01:20:33] going to call it here. We're going to do
[01:20:34] a quick little outro. We're going to run
[01:20:35] the outro, but don't go away. Kick, if
[01:20:37] you're on kick, stay right there. We'll
[01:20:39] be right there with you. Kick. After the
[01:20:40] outro, we'll drop in. We'll do some
[01:20:42] questions. We'll have some fun. But for
[01:20:44] now, if you're on YouTube, if you're on
[01:20:46] Twitch, if you got somewhere to go, you
[01:20:47] got somewhere to be. Thanks for being
[01:20:49] here. Um, thanks for hanging out. Thanks
[01:20:51] for liking. Um, thanks for hyping.
[01:20:54] Thanks for drinking water. Eat some good
[01:20:56] food. Do something healthy. Tell people
[01:20:58] you love them. And, uh, we'll see you on
[01:21:02] the next one.
[01:21:03] >> Conspiracy theories are entering a
[01:21:05] danger.
[01:21:06] >> Information is the oxygen of the
[01:21:08] devolution. There's so much evidence out
[01:21:10] there that even if less than 1% is true,
[01:21:14] that would be enough to collapse the
[01:21:16] current paradigm and
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