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[00:00:00] Heat. Heat.
[00:02:08] Heat. Heat.
[00:02:42] conspiracy. theories are entering a
[00:02:44] danger.
[00:02:45] >> Information is the oxygen of the
[00:02:48] demolition.
[00:02:48] >> There's so much evidence out there that
[00:02:50] even if less than 1% is true,
[00:02:54] >> that would be enough to collapse the
[00:02:56] current paradigm and change the whole
[00:02:58] planet.
[00:03:05] What is going on guys?
[00:03:09] How is everybody doing this wonderful
[00:03:11] Friday evening? Welcome to Free Speech
[00:03:14] Friday.
[00:03:16] Welcome to another wild week
[00:03:20] in the uh collapse of the world as we
[00:03:24] know it.
[00:03:26] Tonight is one of those shows where
[00:03:28] there's so much to talk about and I have
[00:03:31] so much to say that I have no effing
[00:03:34] clue what we're going to say or how
[00:03:37] we're going to say it.
[00:03:39] Um,
[00:03:42] if you haven't been following the news,
[00:03:44] if you haven't been scrolling through X
[00:03:48] or watching your Instagram feed,
[00:03:51] checking on YouTube, um,
[00:03:54] I don't even know how to convey to you
[00:03:56] all the things you might have missed
[00:03:58] this week. And if you have been doing
[00:04:00] those things and keeping up,
[00:04:04] I'm I'm sorry. Um, I'm sorry that you
[00:04:08] have to be going through this. At least
[00:04:10] we're all going through it together.
[00:04:13] Um,
[00:04:16] I just finished watching two and a half
[00:04:18] hours of Tucker Carlson interviewing uh
[00:04:21] the US ambassador to Israel, Mike
[00:04:24] Huckabe,
[00:04:26] and there's an entire two and a half
[00:04:29] hour show to do just responding to that
[00:04:32] and watching clips from that. Um,
[00:04:38] we will get into that. But perhaps more
[00:04:42] significantly in the grand scheme of
[00:04:44] things,
[00:04:47] yesterday, I think it was, I opened my X
[00:04:51] feed,
[00:04:53] and I see a clip, a really
[00:04:57] highdefinition clip, like a 4K clip
[00:05:02] of Lesie Wexner.
[00:05:07] And you know, if I had like racked my
[00:05:09] brain, if I had been paying more
[00:05:10] attention, if I hadn't been so busy
[00:05:11] getting web published and all these
[00:05:13] other things, I would have remembered
[00:05:15] that I did hear I I I think I knew that
[00:05:20] Leslie Wexner was going to be deposed
[00:05:21] and was going to give some sort of
[00:05:24] testimony,
[00:05:25] but I didn't remember that. And so I saw
[00:05:28] this clip of him giving some sort of
[00:05:31] interview and my immediate first thought
[00:05:34] was that's [ __ ] AI. That's AI. 100%.
[00:05:39] That's fake. Um,
[00:05:42] hey chat. I love you guys by the way,
[00:05:44] but um I'm going to take you off the
[00:05:45] screen until later in the post hangout.
[00:05:47] For now, we're going to keep the screen
[00:05:49] tight. Um, everyone's chats are going to
[00:05:51] stay in their own chat bubbles. Um, I
[00:05:54] forgot forgot to turn you off. love you
[00:05:57] guys. But yeah, I saw I saw the clip
[00:06:00] from Wexner and immediately thought it
[00:06:02] had to be AI because
[00:06:06] um getting Wexner under oath
[00:06:11] is huge.
[00:06:13] And by now I'm sure you've seen the
[00:06:15] clip.
[00:06:17] By now, I'm sure you've seen the clip of
[00:06:20] the hot mic moment of Wexner's lawyer
[00:06:23] leaning in real tight and saying, "Um,
[00:06:26] if you answer another question with more
[00:06:28] than five words, I'm going to [ __ ]
[00:06:29] kill you."
[00:06:33] I'm sure it was a joke. It was just a
[00:06:35] joke, guys. He was just joking.
[00:06:39] But we'll be sure to watch that clip and
[00:06:41] I'll let you analyze Leslie Wexner's
[00:06:44] body language, his facial expressions.
[00:06:47] Um, and we're going to watch many more
[00:06:49] clips than just that. And we're going to
[00:06:53] examine some of the evidence
[00:06:55] that actually goes with some of the
[00:06:57] things that Lesie Wexner claimed and
[00:07:00] claimed didn't happen and some of the
[00:07:03] things he couldn't remember,
[00:07:06] some of the things he said about how he
[00:07:08] ran his business.
[00:07:11] Um,
[00:07:13] yeah,
[00:07:15] Leslie Wexner
[00:07:18] is one of the most significant people in
[00:07:21] the entire Epstein network. He's one of
[00:07:23] the most significant co-conspirators.
[00:07:26] He's one of the lowest hanging fruit in
[00:07:29] terms of evidence of wrongdoing. He ran
[00:07:33] two separate sex trafficking rings out
[00:07:35] of his businesses, one for boys and one
[00:07:37] for girls. Both of them were exposed to
[00:07:40] varying degrees and we're going to talk
[00:07:42] about that tonight.
[00:07:47] Furthermore, both of these interviews,
[00:07:50] both of these pieces of media have all
[00:07:53] sorts of side quests and tangents that
[00:07:55] are important to explore
[00:07:58] that we'll be sure to kind of wind down
[00:08:00] a little bit. Most notably
[00:08:03] is
[00:08:04] in the Huckabe interview from Tucker
[00:08:07] today that just aired,
[00:08:09] they get into talking about Jonathan
[00:08:11] Pard.
[00:08:13] And I just thought maybe we should do a
[00:08:15] little bit of a Jonathan Pard side quest
[00:08:17] because I think a lot of Americans these
[00:08:19] days, a lot of people that are woken up
[00:08:21] and paying attention to politics today
[00:08:23] aren't aware
[00:08:26] of exactly who Jonathan Pard is, exactly
[00:08:30] what he did and exactly
[00:08:34] where he's at today and what he's
[00:08:36] advocating for today. And I thought
[00:08:38] Tucker did a great job of leveling up
[00:08:42] that awareness today. And I definitely
[00:08:45] understand why Israel was preempting the
[00:08:49] release of this interview with the
[00:08:52] immense ramp up of the propaganda
[00:08:54] campaign. Just trying to throw
[00:08:56] everything they've got at Tucker, trying
[00:08:58] to make up all kinds of stories about
[00:09:00] his airport situation, about their
[00:09:03] detainment of him, about their
[00:09:05] questioning of his producers.
[00:09:08] It's a lot. It's [ __ ] wild. Um, it is
[00:09:12] wild.
[00:09:14] So, it's going to be a big show today.
[00:09:16] We're probably going to go very long.
[00:09:18] Um, we might even need to take a like a
[00:09:20] bathroom and water break in the middle
[00:09:23] um to recharge because
[00:09:26] uh I've been very busy. I have been very
[00:09:29] busy for the last week, week and a half.
[00:09:31] And anyone that's been following along
[00:09:33] with me knows that um your boy has been
[00:09:36] developing an app that lets everybody
[00:09:40] access the Epstein files in their
[00:09:42] complete format like uh just like you're
[00:09:46] using an AI chatbot but even better. Um
[00:09:50] so right at the start here I'm going to
[00:09:51] give you a little update a big plug to
[00:09:54] web um if you don't know about it
[00:09:56] because there is an important update to
[00:09:58] share. Um, let me just full screen it
[00:10:00] real quick so I can just show you the
[00:10:02] full glory of this thing. And um,
[00:10:06] pleased to let you all know that first
[00:10:08] and foremost, I'm going to get rid of
[00:10:10] the chat and I'm going to get rid of the
[00:10:12] chat background. Love you guys. We'll
[00:10:14] come back to the chat later in in the
[00:10:16] post show. Um, web is no longer password
[00:10:21] gated. To be fair, we were giving out
[00:10:23] the passwords like [ __ ] hot cakes for
[00:10:25] the last several days because we wanted
[00:10:27] to continually increase the number of
[00:10:29] people that were in there as my
[00:10:30] developers made sure that it could
[00:10:32] handle the massive amount of volume and
[00:10:34] query and and sort of spend like token
[00:10:37] spend that was going on in the
[00:10:38] background. It's held up like a freaking
[00:10:41] charm. It's amazing. It's uh we've been
[00:10:43] upgrading the database in all kinds of
[00:10:45] cool ways, preparing it to accept new
[00:10:47] data sets, not just the Epstein files,
[00:10:50] because it's never been just about the
[00:10:52] Epstein files. That's a sick place to
[00:10:54] start. An awesome use case for for this
[00:10:56] tool, but web is going to have way more
[00:10:59] than just the Epstein files in it. And
[00:11:01] we're getting those new data sets ready
[00:11:02] to load in. Many of them related to the
[00:11:04] Epstein files that you can cross
[00:11:05] reference with the Epstein files in the
[00:11:08] same project, but a lot of them not
[00:11:10] related to the Epstein files as well. a
[00:11:11] lot of other directions to go. Um, we're
[00:11:14] looking at newspaper archives. That's
[00:11:17] going to be crazy. Huge archives. That's
[00:11:19] going to take a minute to get loaded in.
[00:11:21] Um, we're looking at things like
[00:11:22] religious texts.
[00:11:24] We're looking at things like all sorts
[00:11:27] of FBI FOYA documents and FBI uh
[00:11:30] declassified case files stretching from
[00:11:32] 911 all the way back to, you know, MLK,
[00:11:36] Michael Jackson. I just did an interview
[00:11:37] by Michael Jackson the other day that we
[00:11:38] got those files. So, we're looking at
[00:11:40] we're looking at all kinds of different
[00:11:42] files that we can load into here and
[00:11:43] make different data sets that you guys
[00:11:45] can all add in.
[00:11:47] Um, so there's lots of updates going on
[00:11:48] in the background and the database is
[00:11:51] chugging along strong. The token spend
[00:11:52] is chugging along strong. We are still
[00:11:54] in free beta tokens that I have
[00:11:55] purchased the tokens in advance. So,
[00:11:57] right now tokens are still free and
[00:11:59] there's no password on this sucker. You
[00:12:00] just go to the web.io that is the
[00:12:04] webb.io
[00:12:05] io
[00:12:08] and you'll be met with our new and
[00:12:09] improved website. Stoked for it. Dive
[00:12:11] into the files right there. That'll
[00:12:13] bring you to the app itself where you
[00:12:15] can log into your account. No more
[00:12:17] password protection and web away to your
[00:12:20] heart's content. Um, if you want to know
[00:12:22] about web, you can also scroll down on
[00:12:24] our website and get some get some intel,
[00:12:25] some insight about how it works, what's
[00:12:27] going on behind the under the hood, what
[00:12:29] our goals for it, all all that. So, just
[00:12:32] wanted to plug it up front. Um, get in
[00:12:33] there, have fun with it, explore the
[00:12:35] files, and uh, take notes on your
[00:12:38] canvas, ask all kinds of questions in
[00:12:39] the chat. Um, we're hoping to have
[00:12:43] everything ready to do a launch by
[00:12:46] sometime next week, hopefully. Hopefully
[00:12:48] soon. Um, we will have to turn it off
[00:12:52] for a day or two in the switch over to
[00:12:55] the full platform. Um,
[00:12:59] so go use the free beta tokens while you
[00:13:02] can because ultimately after the beta is
[00:13:04] over, it is going to be a paid platform
[00:13:06] because the AI is intense and it's not
[00:13:09] free and I can't pay for it forever. So,
[00:13:13] um, that that is what it is. Um, and I
[00:13:17] appreciate you all beta testing it for
[00:13:18] us. I appreciate all of your uh your
[00:13:22] cool media about it, your cool people
[00:13:23] putting out awesome videos, using it on
[00:13:25] live streams. It's specifically designed
[00:13:27] by creators for creators so that people
[00:13:29] so that hopefully it's easy and useful
[00:13:31] to use the canvas in your live streams
[00:13:33] to use the chat in your live streams in
[00:13:35] your videos so that you can help share
[00:13:37] true information with primary sources
[00:13:40] and get the truth out to as many people
[00:13:42] as possible. That's our goal. Um truth
[00:13:44] unfiltered, unmodified, directly
[00:13:46] accessible to as many people as
[00:13:48] possible, doublech checkable with
[00:13:50] original sources. Very very proud of the
[00:13:53] whole team. um which is literally just
[00:13:55] me and three buddies for putting that
[00:13:57] all together, getting it all ready. Um
[00:13:58] there's no outside investment. I've
[00:14:00] personally funded the entire project.
[00:14:02] All of the man-hour and labor that's
[00:14:04] gone into it, all of the databasing and
[00:14:06] tokens and everything that's happened
[00:14:08] with it. Um there's no strings attached
[00:14:10] to it. No one's got anything on it. It's
[00:14:12] literally just us doing a passion
[00:14:14] project that we figured we would give
[00:14:17] out to everybody. So that's the update
[00:14:19] on web. Um and I'm very stoked for that,
[00:14:21] but it's had me very busy. So, I feel
[00:14:23] like we've missed a lot of showtime in
[00:14:26] the last week with a lot of important
[00:14:28] things happening in this world. Um, so
[00:14:31] tonight is going to be a big show with a
[00:14:33] lot to talk about, a lot to catch up on.
[00:14:36] There's a lot going on.
[00:14:40] Now,
[00:14:42] before we get into the main show for the
[00:14:44] night, why don't you drop in the chat um
[00:14:47] let me let me get uh let me get the kick
[00:14:49] chat out as well so I can get I can get
[00:14:51] eyes on everybody. Um
[00:14:54] the are now
[00:14:56] >> Oh, you shush you shush. You shush
[00:14:58] Twitch. And um just let us know where
[00:15:01] you're tuning in from. Let us know where
[00:15:03] in the world are you tuning in from on
[00:15:05] tonight's show. Um let us know Colorado,
[00:15:08] baby. Uh, Iran is cooked. Uh, we'll see.
[00:15:11] Utah, Florida, Seattle. Shout out to
[00:15:13] Seattle. Um, hope it's not raining too
[00:15:15] hard up there. Maine, Wales, South
[00:15:17] Carolina, Houston, Missouri, France,
[00:15:19] Texas, Tahas, Illinois, Ohio, Iowa,
[00:15:22] Germany, England, Montana, Berlin,
[00:15:25] California, Michigan, Sacramento, Long
[00:15:27] Island, Texas, Tacoma, Nebraska, Staten,
[00:15:31] Alberta, Utah, California, Vegas,
[00:15:33] Ottawa.
[00:15:34] Dude, trying to read all three chats at
[00:15:36] once is crazy. Hey, whoever's saying
[00:15:38] they're in Palestine, if you're actually
[00:15:39] in Palestine, shout out. I hope you're
[00:15:41] safe. Pensacola, Maine, baby, North
[00:15:44] America, under your bed. Psych. I sleep
[00:15:46] on the floor, bit. I mean, I'm kidding.
[00:15:49] Cali, your basement. I ain't got no
[00:15:50] basement, homie. I ain't got no
[00:15:52] basement. Israel, Jersey, Nampa, UK,
[00:15:57] Arizona, Syracuse. Shout out to Ireland.
[00:16:01] Yeah, we're global. We are global.
[00:16:03] Epstein disclosure has gone global. The
[00:16:05] truth is global. Web is global if you
[00:16:08] didn't know. Dude, if you didn't know,
[00:16:11] holy [ __ ] chat, guys. Web speaks 100
[00:16:15] languages. We found out on accident. I
[00:16:17] don't know if you saw the piece of
[00:16:18] content I put out about this. Web speaks
[00:16:21] 100 different languages. And if you
[00:16:24] speak to web in Spanish or in French or
[00:16:28] Portuguese or Chinese or Tamul, whatever
[00:16:31] it is, web will autodetect your
[00:16:34] language, understand your language, do
[00:16:36] its research in your language and
[00:16:37] respond in your language and it will
[00:16:40] site the original Epstein files as they
[00:16:42] are, but then it will explain them to
[00:16:44] you in your language.
[00:16:47] Web literally globalizes epsene files
[00:16:51] disclosure. web makes it so that anyone
[00:16:54] anywhere around the world, even if they
[00:16:55] don't speak English, can get into and
[00:16:59] understand and decode the Epstein files.
[00:17:02] It's [ __ ] insane. It is so cool. And
[00:17:05] we didn't even like realize it at first.
[00:17:08] Like we like one of my developers like
[00:17:11] kind of knew it intellectually that that
[00:17:12] was true, but we hadn't actually tested
[00:17:14] it. And it's so sick. So, if you speak
[00:17:18] another language and you have a web
[00:17:19] account, I highly recommend that you go
[00:17:22] into web after the show is over or on
[00:17:24] the side, you know, I know you can
[00:17:25] multitask and literally just drop a
[00:17:28] question in your preferred language into
[00:17:30] web and watch it work, dude. Do it in a
[00:17:33] like do it if you have a keyboard that's
[00:17:36] a non-English keyboard, like suppose you
[00:17:38] got a Japanese keyboard or I don't know
[00:17:39] like keyboards with other characters and
[00:17:41] stuff. If you got a cerillic keyboard,
[00:17:43] type in those type in those keys. It
[00:17:46] will respond in those keys. Someone in
[00:17:49] the chat's asking Ebonics. Does it speak
[00:17:51] Ebonics? I am probably not. It'll
[00:17:54] probably just be like, "Hey, this guy's
[00:17:56] speaking weird English." But I don't
[00:17:58] know. I don't know. But yeah, it's
[00:18:02] [ __ ] crazy. Web is going global.
[00:18:05] Epstein disclosure disclosure is going
[00:18:07] global. And unfortunately,
[00:18:10] it's looking like the response from the
[00:18:13] deep state is going to be having
[00:18:18] war going global. It looks like the only
[00:18:22] response left to these lunatics
[00:18:25] is World War II, is at least war with
[00:18:29] Iran.
[00:18:31] Anything to distract you from the fact
[00:18:33] that they are all in the files. They're
[00:18:35] all implicated. The entire billionaire
[00:18:38] class, the entire donor class, the
[00:18:40] entire politically empowered class are
[00:18:44] all implicated and they're all covering
[00:18:47] for it and they would literally rather
[00:18:49] give you fake alien disclosure than face
[00:18:53] any accountability.
[00:18:55] And speaking of accountability,
[00:19:02] let me see if I can
[00:19:05] pull up an article here. Speaking of
[00:19:08] [ __ ] accountability,
[00:19:10] we got a little bit of accountability
[00:19:13] for a moment,
[00:19:15] just the smallest sliver of
[00:19:18] accountability when Prince Andrew was
[00:19:21] arrested and taken into custody.
[00:19:27] I don't think I didn't live stream it. I
[00:19:29] don't think I think I was just saying it
[00:19:30] privately to my friends because everyone
[00:19:32] was like, "Oh my gosh." Like that's
[00:19:33] pretty cool, right? Like at least it's
[00:19:34] some accountability. It's like, "Hey,
[00:19:36] the charges brought against him were
[00:19:39] pretty [ __ ] weak."
[00:19:41] And I didn't have any faith that that
[00:19:43] was going to lead to anything.
[00:19:46] And lo and behold,
[00:19:51] Prince Andrew's free,
[00:19:53] released.
[00:19:55] They just need to ask him a few
[00:19:57] questions.
[00:20:01] He's still under investigation for his
[00:20:03] various serious crimes of you know doing
[00:20:06] improper things while he was in the
[00:20:08] government
[00:20:10] like
[00:20:12] raping children you know
[00:20:17] but no he's free he's walking free
[00:20:20] because
[00:20:22] so far it's all a show. So far, we're
[00:20:25] not seeing anything even approaching
[00:20:29] serious investigation
[00:20:32] or accountability of any form. So, I
[00:20:36] guess it's up to all of us, citizen
[00:20:38] journalists, regular citizens, all of
[00:20:41] us, to stay [ __ ] loud and to remind
[00:20:45] them that there's a lot more of us than
[00:20:48] there are of them. and they can only
[00:20:51] abuse and traffic and steal from us for
[00:20:55] so long
[00:20:58] before we are just we're just done.
[00:21:00] We're just done with their whole system.
[00:21:02] We're done with all their fake media.
[00:21:04] We're done with all their fake
[00:21:05] narratives. We're done with all their
[00:21:07] fake government processes.
[00:21:10] We're done.
[00:21:13] This is our world. These are our
[00:21:15] countries. These are our governments.
[00:21:16] This is our system. I know it feels like
[00:21:20] they rule it. It feels like they have
[00:21:22] all the power,
[00:21:24] but I think that we are just getting
[00:21:26] warmed up with the real struggle for
[00:21:29] power in this world.
[00:21:32] And so I figured today,
[00:21:36] tonight for free speech Friday, we would
[00:21:39] um talk a little bit about some of the
[00:21:42] key players, some of the key nexus
[00:21:45] points in this whole system.
[00:21:51] First and foremost, Lesie Wexner. If
[00:21:54] you're not familiar with Lesie Wexner,
[00:21:58] Lesie Wexner
[00:22:01] is um a very old Jewish ultra
[00:22:06] billionaire
[00:22:08] that is the founder
[00:22:10] and owner of LBRs.
[00:22:15] most famously that is Victoria's Secret.
[00:22:19] It's also Bath and Body Works. It's also
[00:22:24] Abberrombie and Fitch and thereby
[00:22:26] Hollister. Several other companies as
[00:22:30] well.
[00:22:33] He was also one of the founders of the
[00:22:36] mega group which is
[00:22:39] at very best a Jewish subversive
[00:22:43] political organization composed of
[00:22:46] Jewish billionaires
[00:22:48] working together on behalf of global
[00:22:50] jewelry and at worst a straightup
[00:22:52] Israeli intelligence operation. We'll
[00:22:54] get to the mega group a little bit
[00:22:56] later.
[00:22:59] Leslie Wexner also famously
[00:23:02] self-described as being possessed by a
[00:23:05] demon. We'll uh I think we have a clip
[00:23:08] where we'll check out Whitney Webb
[00:23:09] talking about that later and we'll
[00:23:10] reference her book where she cites her
[00:23:12] sourcing on that.
[00:23:16] And most relevantly to today's show,
[00:23:21] Leslie Wexner
[00:23:23] is
[00:23:27] he is the um shall we say the bank role
[00:23:31] the money
[00:23:33] behind Jeffrey Epstein and behind
[00:23:36] Jeffrey Epste's operation.
[00:23:39] I think that we should probably though
[00:23:42] rather than starting at the start or
[00:23:43] starting at the Victoria's Secret or
[00:23:45] starting anything like that, let's start
[00:23:51] at
[00:23:53] the most viral clip of all.
[00:23:57] Um,
[00:24:02] which I'm pretty sure
[00:24:05] that I put specifically in here.
[00:24:13] There we are.
[00:24:17] No, there we are. Okay. So, tonight on
[00:24:20] the show, I'm sorry, but there's so
[00:24:23] [ __ ] much to cover. There's so much
[00:24:26] in all of these extremely long um videos
[00:24:30] that you're just going to have to bear
[00:24:32] with me not remembering exactly where
[00:24:35] everything [ __ ] is. I've got four
[00:24:37] different windows open. I've got a bunch
[00:24:39] of different reports with a bunch of
[00:24:40] different moments. I'm going to do my
[00:24:41] best to be organized, but holy [ __ ]
[00:24:44] there's a lot going on here. Um so, you
[00:24:46] know, we're just going to do our best at
[00:24:48] keeping it all together and making
[00:24:50] moves. Okay, so we're going to rewind a
[00:24:53] little bit.
[00:24:55] because Leslie Wexner was answering a
[00:24:56] question with a few too many words. And
[00:24:59] I figure let's just start with the most
[00:25:01] viral clip, the most relevant clip
[00:25:03] perhaps, and and just get a little
[00:25:05] context because most of what's going
[00:25:06] viral is a shortened version of the clip
[00:25:10] that is just his lawyers whispering to
[00:25:13] him.
[00:25:15] But the context is actually really,
[00:25:17] really important and it's really
[00:25:18] interesting.
[00:25:20] Um, I keep on pulling up new um, new
[00:25:24] views here and having new chats on the
[00:25:27] screen. I love you all chat. And by the
[00:25:28] way, chat, I do see you all gifting subs
[00:25:32] in the various platforms and I love you
[00:25:34] for it. Um, y'all are the best. I do see
[00:25:36] it and um, I appreciate it. And I wonder
[00:25:41] if I can Yeah, I can move it all at
[00:25:43] once. Cool. We'll bring we'll bring it
[00:25:44] down. Cool. Um, so thanks to everyone
[00:25:47] that's gifting subs in the chats. Uh, I
[00:25:49] love you even though I'm not showing
[00:25:50] your chats on the screen. We'll get into
[00:25:52] showing chats later for the after show
[00:25:54] on kick.
[00:25:56] Um,
[00:25:58] pardon my backlight a little bit here.
[00:26:01] So,
[00:26:02] let's hear Lesie Wexner get a little too
[00:26:06] wordy with his response.
[00:26:09] >> That's a good idea. We ought to have an
[00:26:11] inventory. Then there was a I hired a
[00:26:16] lady to be like the house manager who
[00:26:18] had run the US embassy in Rome and said,
[00:26:21] "Yeah, I I know how to do this." And I
[00:26:23] said and I said, "Well, why don't we
[00:26:24] keep inventories of stuff?" And she
[00:26:27] said, "Yeah, I could do that." So she
[00:26:29] did that as that's kind of a puny
[00:26:31] example, but I wouldn't have had the
[00:26:33] idea, but then all the things were
[00:26:36] inventoried. That wasn't work for me or
[00:26:38] Jeffrey. It was just regularly done.
[00:26:49] So,
[00:26:51] you probably couldn't hear the lawyer
[00:26:53] because the video is already relatively
[00:26:54] quiet. It's already maxed out as loud as
[00:26:57] I can make it.
[00:26:59] He leans in and he whispers in Wexner's
[00:27:02] ear and it's clearly audible. I'm gonna
[00:27:06] [ __ ] kill you if you answer another
[00:27:08] question with more than five words. You
[00:27:10] got it?
[00:27:11] Now answer the question. And real quick,
[00:27:15] look at Leslie Wexner's face
[00:27:18] following this total joke.
[00:27:42] That is the fa. So let's be clear. Let's
[00:27:46] let's be exceptionally clear. Leslie
[00:27:49] Wexner is one of the richest men in the
[00:27:51] world. Leslie Wexner is one of the most
[00:27:53] powerful apparently. You know, you you
[00:27:56] would assume one of the most powerful
[00:27:58] men in the world. That lawyer should be
[00:28:00] working for him.
[00:28:04] Leslie Wexner is untouched as of yet
[00:28:08] despite running multiple trafficking
[00:28:09] rings, which we'll get into. He lives in
[00:28:11] one of the largest mansions in the
[00:28:13] country, the largest in Ohio, as far as
[00:28:16] I'm aware.
[00:28:18] He's got raceh horses. He's got art.
[00:28:21] He's got companies. He's got properties
[00:28:22] all over the world.
[00:28:25] He's got multiple Jewish foundations
[00:28:27] that are slanging millions of dollars
[00:28:29] left and right for the Zionist causes.
[00:28:32] This man is the definition of powerful.
[00:28:36] And some random [ __ ] lawyer just
[00:28:39] whispered in his ear that he would
[00:28:40] [ __ ] kill him if he kept talking. And
[00:28:43] this is the face that one of the most
[00:28:46] powerful billionaires in the world made.
[00:28:49] And just my read of that situation, the
[00:28:53] whole expression, the transformation of
[00:28:55] expressions from kind of shock to like
[00:28:59] almost crying suddenly to kind of
[00:29:02] laughing to pulling it together and
[00:29:04] looking at the camera at the interviewer
[00:29:06] again.
[00:29:08] To me, that sounds like a man who was
[00:29:10] just threatened by some people that are
[00:29:13] very [ __ ] serious, that he knows full
[00:29:16] well are [ __ ] serious, that have very
[00:29:19] much unalived other people related to
[00:29:23] this exact story in the past.
[00:29:28] And that is him going through the series
[00:29:29] of emotions all at once live on camera
[00:29:34] of realizing just how [ __ ] close he
[00:29:36] is to the edge here.
[00:29:39] That is my interpretation of what we
[00:29:41] just saw.
[00:29:43] Now,
[00:29:44] I'm going to back up a fair bit and
[00:29:46] we're going to run through it one more
[00:29:47] time with his complete verbose answer
[00:29:50] here.
[00:29:54] >> All of that you're describing.
[00:29:59] >> Okay. So, one more time, we're gonna get
[00:30:01] his full the question that he's
[00:30:02] answering and then the full answer that
[00:30:04] he gives and then we're going to move
[00:30:06] into some of the more nuanced and
[00:30:08] interesting lies that he clearly told
[00:30:12] and we're going to, you know, expose a
[00:30:13] lot of them and show some evidence of
[00:30:14] what exactly he was up to.
[00:30:16] >> As a listener, it sounds like
[00:30:18] substantial demands that you're
[00:30:19] describing. You were and of course are
[00:30:21] one of the wealthiest people in the
[00:30:23] country managing all of your personal
[00:30:25] affairs. I would think would typically
[00:30:28] demand all of somebody's bandwidth.
[00:30:30] Sounds like that was an issue with the
[00:30:31] guy before Epstein. How was he able to
[00:30:34] do that job but also do work for other
[00:30:36] clients at the same time?
[00:30:39] >> Well,
[00:30:41] like Peg does the work now.
[00:30:44] Um,
[00:30:46] I I think you could supervise the work,
[00:30:50] uh, overview it,
[00:30:54] I think, which isn't the work that I do,
[00:30:57] and and say you could do really thorough
[00:31:00] work if you were doing it three or four
[00:31:02] days a month, certainly a week or a day
[00:31:05] a day a month, just focusing on these
[00:31:07] things because there were accountants
[00:31:08] and tax lawyers and other people. And
[00:31:12] then once and setting up as an example.
[00:31:16] I wouldn't I I didn't have the idea to
[00:31:18] inventory furniture or valuables and
[00:31:23] like how could you have all silverware
[00:31:26] in your house and what
[00:31:29] I didn't count forks and spoons and it's
[00:31:31] like
[00:31:37] there's so many moments like this in
[00:31:39] this [ __ ] interview
[00:31:41] where
[00:31:43] if you're not listening and thinking
[00:31:46] It's like, all right, it's just an old
[00:31:47] man [ __ ] rambling. But if you have a
[00:31:50] brain,
[00:31:53] this dude runs one of the largest, two
[00:31:55] of the large, three of several of the
[00:31:57] largest, let's just say Hollister,
[00:31:59] Abberrombie, and Fitch, Victoria Secret.
[00:32:02] Some of the largest retailers in the
[00:32:04] world
[00:32:06] where the entire [ __ ] business model
[00:32:10] is making clothing and selling it.
[00:32:13] Theoretically, that's the business
[00:32:15] model. And if you know [ __ ] all about
[00:32:18] business, you would know that a big part
[00:32:21] of business is inventorying your [ __ ]
[00:32:23] product. You don't run a business and
[00:32:26] not inventory your [ __ ] You don't you
[00:32:28] don't run a business and not inventory
[00:32:30] absolutely [ __ ] everything.
[00:32:33] Even in like a kitchen, you literally
[00:32:36] inventory like how much cheese is still
[00:32:38] in the container and how much mayo is
[00:32:40] still in the jar and how many pickles
[00:32:42] are still in the [ __ ] pickle
[00:32:43] container.
[00:32:45] Someone has to run around and [ __ ]
[00:32:46] mark all of that all the time. And his
[00:32:51] excuse is that he had he never occurred
[00:32:53] to him to inventory all the [ __ ] that
[00:32:55] his business had and was selling and
[00:32:57] stuff like that.
[00:32:59] >> So people could be walking out with
[00:33:01] forks and spoons. Gee, that's a good
[00:33:03] idea. We ought to have an inventory.
[00:33:05] Then we're supposed to believe that this
[00:33:09] guy built one of the biggest retail
[00:33:12] brands. Uh, this Let's Let's rewind.
[00:33:15] This guy, this Jewish dude
[00:33:19] built one of the biggest retail brands
[00:33:21] in the world and didn't count how many
[00:33:24] things he owned.
[00:33:27] Right.
[00:33:29] Right.
[00:33:30] You're trying to tell me that this
[00:33:32] Jewish dude didn't count how many
[00:33:34] [ __ ] things he owned, but somehow was
[00:33:37] successful enough that he built one of
[00:33:39] the biggest retail businesses in the
[00:33:41] world. It's like, oh my gosh, we should
[00:33:43] have an inventory. I never thought of
[00:33:45] that, despite running a multi-billion
[00:33:47] dollar [ __ ] retail business. There
[00:33:50] was a I hired a lady to be like the
[00:33:54] house manager who had run the US embassy
[00:33:57] in Rome and she said, "Yeah, I know how
[00:33:59] to do this." And I said and I said,
[00:34:01] "Well, why don't we keep inventories of
[00:34:04] stuff?" And she said, "Yeah, I could do
[00:34:05] that." So, she did that as that's kind
[00:34:08] of a puny example, but I wouldn't have
[00:34:10] had the idea. But then all the things
[00:34:13] were inventoried. That wasn't work for
[00:34:15] me or Jeffrey. It was just regularly
[00:34:17] done.
[00:34:21] The [ __ ] lawyer just like, "Hey, I'm
[00:34:23] Hey, hey, guys. I'm just gonna take a
[00:34:25] one moment here. I'm just going to take
[00:34:26] one second here to tell him I'm gonna
[00:34:27] [ __ ] kill him.
[00:34:39] on a different topic. Uh we know that at
[00:34:41] one point you owned a property in Palm
[00:34:44] Beach. It was a large oceanfront estate.
[00:34:48] We understand that you sold that estate
[00:34:50] to a guy named Abe Ghostman or Gossman
[00:34:54] and that later Mr. Trump and Mr. Epstein
[00:34:57] got into a bidding war over that
[00:34:59] property. Do you have any knowledge of
[00:35:01] or did you have any
[00:35:03] >> whole different story? We're not going
[00:35:04] to get into that story. Okay. So that's
[00:35:06] the hot mic moment. plus its context.
[00:35:11] Make of it what you will, but if you
[00:35:14] aren't aware of what the mega group is,
[00:35:16] of Wexner's ties to intelligence, of the
[00:35:20] second trafficking ring that was running
[00:35:22] out of his businesses, not just the
[00:35:24] Epstein one. If you're not aware of all
[00:35:25] that, maybe hold your judgment about
[00:35:27] what exactly that moment was until the
[00:35:29] end of the show
[00:35:32] because that was not just a joke. And um
[00:35:35] that moment was very significant. And I
[00:35:37] gotta say, I gotta say before we get
[00:35:40] into sort of more of the main analysis
[00:35:42] of the show tonight,
[00:35:45] I [ __ ] love it when these things
[00:35:47] happen. I [ __ ] love it when they mess
[00:35:51] up this bad. when they get put in a
[00:35:54] position where
[00:35:58] these, let's just say, underskilled
[00:36:01] assets of the cabal
[00:36:04] are on camera for a little too long.
[00:36:08] It's awesome. It's [ __ ] awesome
[00:36:11] because this kind of stuff is happening
[00:36:12] behind the scenes all the time. This is
[00:36:14] how it all actually works. It's just
[00:36:16] that usually they aren't put in
[00:36:18] depositions for 4 hours long and it's
[00:36:21] all recorded in HD. Usually
[00:36:24] this is happening behind closed doors.
[00:36:28] So,
[00:36:30] let's um let's rewind a little bit
[00:36:36] and
[00:36:40] and let's just analyze a little bit
[00:36:42] about Wexner
[00:36:44] >> as a person because maybe it's just me,
[00:36:48] but
[00:36:50] this [ __ ] just gives me demonic
[00:36:54] vibes. And I know that he's like 80s
[00:36:56] something years old. He's super old.
[00:36:59] He seems pretty cogent. He seems pretty
[00:37:02] lucid to me. But his ticks and his
[00:37:06] mannerisms and his
[00:37:11] maybe it's just being Yiddish. I don't
[00:37:13] know. But later we'll talk about the
[00:37:15] quote where he once claimed that he was
[00:37:19] possessed by a demon called a debook in
[00:37:22] his own words. Okay? We'll talk about
[00:37:24] that later.
[00:37:25] >> Anyone could do is and Epstein did them
[00:37:28] all. Meer said, "Did Meister ever
[00:37:32] express concerns related to Mr.
[00:37:34] Epstein's sexual proclivities?"
[00:37:36] >> Never.
[00:37:37] >> Objection. Double hearsay. He answered,
[00:37:39] >> "Never."
[00:37:43] >> The very next sentence continues, "Mr.
[00:37:45] Epste showed up unannounced at Meiser's
[00:37:48] Park Avenue apartment with five model
[00:37:50] models for Meers's sexual entertainment.
[00:37:54] Epstein thought he was bringing me a
[00:37:55] gift. According to Mr. Meiser, were you
[00:37:59] aware?
[00:38:00] >> Mr. Meer is the guy that allegedly
[00:38:02] introduced Wexner to Epstein. If you're
[00:38:06] not with that, so that's why they're
[00:38:08] questioning him about what he knew about
[00:38:09] this relationship and this guy and what
[00:38:11] he told him about Epstein.
[00:38:12] >> Aware of this occurring?
[00:38:14] >> Objection. Double hearay?
[00:38:15] >> No.
[00:38:16] >> Did Mr. Absene ever present you with
[00:38:19] women for your sexual entertainment?
[00:38:21] >> Absolutely not.
[00:38:26] >> Objection. Hearay. I heard say that
[00:38:32] maybe he would have been looking for
[00:38:33] other things than women.
[00:38:36] Hearay.
[00:38:43] I just want to give you a flavor for
[00:38:45] basically how the entire [ __ ] four
[00:38:47] hours is.
[00:38:52] >> Mr. Wexner,
[00:38:53] >> are we done? Are we done with that
[00:38:55] exhibit?
[00:38:56] >> We are.
[00:38:59] >> Mr. Wexner, at any time did Jeffrey
[00:39:02] Epstein ever inform or represent to you
[00:39:05] that he was a part of any intelligence
[00:39:07] service of any nation, including the
[00:39:10] United States?
[00:39:11] >> Absolutely not. Did you ever learn that
[00:39:13] he was involved with any intelligence
[00:39:15] service?
[00:39:18] >> Never.
[00:39:20] >> He had to think about it. Let me just
[00:39:22] pretend to think about it. H Did he ever
[00:39:25] work for any intelligence service? Let
[00:39:27] me think about it. I don't No. Never.
[00:39:29] Never once. No.
[00:39:32] Here's the thing. When you ask an
[00:39:35] Israeli asset if his Israeli asset buddy
[00:39:39] worked for Israel,
[00:39:42] you're not going to get a straight
[00:39:44] answer.
[00:39:45] So, let's go ask Web about it. Let's go
[00:39:49] ask Web about it.
[00:39:52] Um, perhaps we should watch the clip
[00:39:54] about them being close friends first,
[00:40:00] but
[00:40:02] we'll get to that in a minute.
[00:40:15] Um,
[00:40:17] just trying to think about how to talk
[00:40:19] about the mega group. The mega group is
[00:40:22] actually not super well uh evidenced in
[00:40:26] the direct Jeffrey Epstein drops and
[00:40:29] files. Um because the mega group is
[00:40:31] largely quite secret. Um it is mentioned
[00:40:34] briefly
[00:40:37] um in this
[00:40:41] which is essentially like a piece of a
[00:40:43] news article. Um,
[00:40:53] but if you actually really want to learn
[00:40:55] about the mega group, the place to go
[00:40:59] is Whitney Webb's One Nation Under
[00:41:01] Blackmail.
[00:41:03] She has a whole chapter, she has two
[00:41:05] whole chapters, I believe, about Lesie
[00:41:07] Waxner,
[00:41:09] the world of Leslie Wexner.
[00:41:12] um
[00:41:13] as well as um I mean this chapter
[00:41:17] largely digs into his philanthropic
[00:41:20] causes into uh
[00:41:23] his various Jewish causes, his mega
[00:41:27] group contributions and ties. Um
[00:41:32] that's a different one.
[00:41:39] And I want to just check if I've got a
[00:41:42] source open over here about it. No,
[00:41:43] that's Benji. That's Benji.
[00:41:46] Okay, that's all Tucker stuff.
[00:41:49] Um, so the mega group, otherwise known
[00:41:52] as the study group.
[00:41:57] You can go very much more deep into
[00:41:59] this. It's actually, it's pretty
[00:42:00] important to go pretty deep into this
[00:42:01] because it was largely covered up for a
[00:42:04] long time. It was kept very secretive.
[00:42:06] Um, and it took uh quite a long time for
[00:42:10] um good independent journalists to
[00:42:12] expose what the mega group really was
[00:42:14] over time. And Whitney Webb has a really
[00:42:16] great analysis of some pretty niche
[00:42:19] mentions of MEGA in various
[00:42:22] communications that are suspicious that
[00:42:26] um were a bit of a mystery for a long
[00:42:28] time.
[00:42:30] But the mega group was an informal group
[00:42:32] of influential Jewish entrepreneurs and
[00:42:33] it was founded by Leslie Wexner and
[00:42:35] Charles Bronman as the study group. The
[00:42:38] group met twice yearly for philanthropy
[00:42:40] and Judaism seminars. It is said to have
[00:42:42] had up to 50 members including director
[00:42:44] Steven Spielberg and many other rich and
[00:42:47] powerful Jewish people. It inspired
[00:42:50] several philanthropic initi initiatives
[00:42:52] such as the partnership for excellence
[00:42:53] in Jewish education, Birthright Israel,
[00:42:56] and support for the renewal of Hel
[00:42:58] International.
[00:43:01] It be the group became known to a wider
[00:43:04] public through the Wall Street Journal
[00:43:05] report in May 1998.
[00:43:11] The organization is also said to have
[00:43:13] tried to influence US foreign policy in
[00:43:15] the Middle East. In 2003, it employed
[00:43:17] Republican political consultant Frank
[00:43:19] Luntz to help the group mobilize support
[00:43:21] for Israel. Frank Luntz, by the way, is
[00:43:24] the guy that wrote the Hosbbor manuals
[00:43:27] for this nation of Israel.
[00:43:31] At least one of the generations of them.
[00:43:36] And look at that. They do now have a
[00:43:38] note finally about Jeffrey Epstein who
[00:43:40] it is said that Jeffrey Epste used the
[00:43:42] group to build up his network of
[00:43:43] high-ranking contacts in business,
[00:43:45] media, and politics. Wexner was Epste's
[00:43:47] primary financial supporter yet later
[00:43:49] claimed to have known nothing about it.
[00:43:53] Um,
[00:43:58] I'm trying to figure out
[00:44:01] the power of attorney financial
[00:44:03] transactions. This is the New York
[00:44:04] townhouse transaction.
[00:44:14] um at a certain point
[00:44:20] and that's where he sold it for a
[00:44:21] dollar.
[00:44:23] Is it here?
[00:44:28] There.
[00:44:33] During the years 2004 to 2006, the
[00:44:35] Wexner Foundation transferred at least
[00:44:36] $2.3 million US to the Israeli former
[00:44:39] prime minister Ahood Barack. Mr. Epste
[00:44:42] signed personally on a few other of the
[00:44:44] transfers forms.
[00:44:49] We would allege, Leslie Wexner would
[00:44:51] allege that he had no knowledge of that
[00:44:52] because Jeffrey Epstein did it on his
[00:44:54] behalf with his power of attorney, which
[00:44:56] we'll discuss in just a second.
[00:44:58] But this is just one little interesting
[00:45:00] transaction, a specifically a very
[00:45:02] relevant transaction
[00:45:04] that ties the Wexner Foundation
[00:45:08] to intelligence linked.
[00:45:11] Um
[00:45:14] Leslie Waxner claiming that he has no
[00:45:17] knowledge of Jeffrey Epstein's
[00:45:18] involvement with intelligence agencies
[00:45:20] while he is simultaneously tied to all
[00:45:22] of the people that are tied to
[00:45:24] intelligence agencies with Jeffrey
[00:45:27] Epstein.
[00:45:31] Right. Right. Um yeah. Okay, bud. Okay,
[00:45:36] bud. Um, since it's not going to come up
[00:45:38] any other time,
[00:45:42] I figure that right at the start here,
[00:45:45] um,
[00:45:52] we should probably just talk about Mike
[00:45:53] Jeff,
[00:46:01] Leslie Wexner. Um, I want to bring up
[00:46:04] the Wikipedia page for Abbercrombie and
[00:46:06] Fitch.
[00:46:07] Uh, Mike Jeff
[00:46:13] right there. Okay. So, in 1988,
[00:46:18] Oman's, the old ownership, sold the
[00:46:21] brand and its operation to Les Wexner's
[00:46:22] vehicle, the Limited. Under the Limited,
[00:46:25] which later rebranded itself as LBRs,
[00:46:27] Abbercrobi and Fitch gradually shifted
[00:46:29] its focus to young adults. They hired
[00:46:31] Mike Jeff as the CEO in 1992. So they
[00:46:35] buy the company in 1988.
[00:46:38] Then four years later they bring in the
[00:46:40] new CEO. This is Leslie Wexner's guy
[00:46:43] while he is transforming the business to
[00:46:45] focus more on young people on kids.
[00:46:51] Mike Jeff comes in
[00:46:54] in 1996,
[00:46:57] spun off as a separate publicly traded
[00:46:58] company, and eventually grew into one of
[00:47:00] the largest apparel firms in the United
[00:47:02] States, partially by refocusing the
[00:47:04] brand on the teen consumer
[00:47:08] and by building up its roster of teenage
[00:47:11] male models.
[00:47:14] Then
[00:47:16] we learn in 2024
[00:47:22] that Abberrombie CEO Mike Jeff was
[00:47:25] running a male sex trafficking ring
[00:47:29] basically that entire time out of
[00:47:31] Abberrombie and Fitch.
[00:47:36] We uh to be clear these are only
[00:47:39] allegations.
[00:47:41] They were charges,
[00:47:43] but they were never tried fully in a
[00:47:47] court of law. And the reason for that is
[00:47:50] because
[00:47:53] obviously
[00:47:54] um the guy was too old and he got
[00:47:56] Alzheimer's and he forgot all about it
[00:47:59] and he just wasn't fit to stand trial.
[00:48:02] So, he pled insanity, Alzheimer's, and
[00:48:05] was let off. That is a true story.
[00:48:10] And so it never went to trial and we
[00:48:13] never got the discovery. We never got
[00:48:17] the deliberation back and forth.
[00:48:19] We never got the
[00:48:22] details of all of the other trafficking
[00:48:24] that was going on
[00:48:28] because one of the Cabal's trafficking
[00:48:31] rings being exposed was more than
[00:48:32] enough. Thank you very much.
[00:48:35] So just to come back to where we were,
[00:48:38] Leslie Wexner buys Abberrombie and
[00:48:40] Fitch, which also owns Hollister. He
[00:48:43] puts in his own personal CEO, Mike Jeff,
[00:48:45] who runs the co company from then on,
[00:48:47] refocuses the company on the teen
[00:48:49] audience, runs a sex trafficking ring
[00:48:52] where he is allegedly,
[00:48:55] very well documented, trafficking those
[00:48:57] young male models all across the world
[00:49:00] over to Europe, doing all sorts of
[00:49:02] absolutely horrendous things to them.
[00:49:04] You can read about them in the charging
[00:49:05] documents.
[00:49:07] Traffic them to other wealthy clientele.
[00:49:10] Although they tried to cover that part
[00:49:11] up. They tried to make it look like it
[00:49:13] was just for him and his couple of
[00:49:14] buddies.
[00:49:18] We can read the room. We're not
[00:49:19] [ __ ] We weren't born yesterday.
[00:49:21] It's just a coincidence that Leslie
[00:49:24] Wexner
[00:49:27] was running
[00:49:29] here. Let me let me bring him back up.
[00:49:31] Let me bring him back up.
[00:49:34] It's just a coincidence that this
[00:49:36] hobgoblin
[00:49:39] was running two different trafficking
[00:49:42] rings out of his two prominent
[00:49:46] retail brands
[00:49:48] that both target the teen younger
[00:49:52] sexualized audiences.
[00:49:57] Just a coincidence.
[00:49:59] It's also just a coincidence that he
[00:50:02] chose Jeffrey Epstein to manage all of
[00:50:05] his businesses and to have power of
[00:50:07] attorney over those businesses.
[00:50:12] Where is the power of attorney documents
[00:50:14] here?
[00:50:20] Where did I put them?
[00:50:27] That's the New York Townhouse
[00:50:28] transaction.
[00:50:32] Fiduciary control.
[00:50:35] This is documentation of the fiduciary
[00:50:37] control. Um, it it's been reported in
[00:50:40] many different places and somewhere in
[00:50:41] here. Oh, right here. Um,
[00:50:45] this is actually a JP Morgan statement
[00:50:49] that uh, it's kind of a lot to unpack,
[00:50:52] but it has Jeffrey Epstein's um,
[00:50:55] accounts mixed in with a Wexner account
[00:50:59] showing his power of attorney over all
[00:51:02] these different accounts. A durable
[00:51:04] power of attorney is an important legal
[00:51:05] document. By signing this durable power
[00:51:07] of attorney, I'm authorizing another
[00:51:09] person, my agent, to act for me. I
[00:51:10] acknowledge these important facts etc.
[00:51:24] Quote, "Wexner
[00:51:28] trusts Epstein so completely that he has
[00:51:30] assigned him the power of fiduci
[00:51:32] fiduciary over all of his private trusts
[00:51:34] and foundations," says a source close to
[00:51:36] Wexner. In 1992, Epstein even persuaded
[00:51:39] Wexner to put him on the board of the
[00:51:40] Wexner Foundation in place of Wexner's
[00:51:42] ailing mother, Bella Wexner, recovered
[00:51:45] and demanded to be reinstated. Epstein
[00:51:48] has said they settled by splitting the
[00:51:50] foundation in two.
[00:51:54] So Leslie Wexner chose Jeffrey Epstein
[00:51:58] who had no financial resume of any
[00:52:00] public knowledge. Like no one there was
[00:52:03] no public financial resume. He hadn't
[00:52:05] done any big trades. He hadn't managed
[00:52:07] anyone's money. He had been a
[00:52:11] derivatives trader at Bear Sterns. He'd
[00:52:14] been helping rich people avoid taxes at
[00:52:16] Beer Sterns. I mean, that's not the
[00:52:17] worst resume ever to help Leslie Wexter
[00:52:19] manage his trust and companies and all
[00:52:21] that, but this is the most one of the
[00:52:23] richest Jewish billionaires in America,
[00:52:25] running some of the biggest retail
[00:52:27] companies in America. And he doesn't
[00:52:29] just hire Epstein to do a little bit of
[00:52:31] work. He hires Epstein
[00:52:33] to run all of his [ __ ] in whatever way
[00:52:37] he wants, signing over power of
[00:52:39] attorney, which gives Jeffrey Epste the
[00:52:40] authority to buy, sell, transfer,
[00:52:43] invest, divest,
[00:52:46] anything he wants on behalf of Le Leslie
[00:52:48] Wexner.
[00:52:54] There's a there's a quote that come that
[00:52:56] comes back around all the time that
[00:52:58] almost everyone at the Limited wondered
[00:53:00] who Epstein was. He literally came out
[00:53:02] of nowhere
[00:53:05] said. So everyone was mystified as to
[00:53:08] what his appeal was, says Robert
[00:53:09] Moroski, a former vice chairman of the
[00:53:11] limited.
[00:53:27] One person who worked for Wexner and who
[00:53:29] saw a contract drawn up between the two
[00:53:31] men says Epste is involved in quote
[00:53:33] everything, not just a little here, a
[00:53:35] little there, everything. In addition,
[00:53:37] he says Wexner likes having a hatchet
[00:53:39] man. Whenever there is dirty work to do
[00:53:42] to be done, he'd stick Jeffrey on it. He
[00:53:44] has a reputation for being ruthless, but
[00:53:46] he gets the job done. Epste has
[00:53:48] evidently been asked to fire personal
[00:53:50] staff members when needed. He was that
[00:53:52] mysterious person that everyone was
[00:53:53] scared to death of, says a former
[00:53:55] employee.
[00:53:59] He inserted himself into the
[00:54:01] construction process of Lesie Wexner's
[00:54:03] yacht that resulted in litigation down
[00:54:05] the road between Wexner and the
[00:54:06] shipyard,
[00:54:08] etc.
[00:54:14] There's actually a quote here somewhere
[00:54:15] that we'll probably find a little later
[00:54:18] where apparently Jeffrey Epstein, Leslie
[00:54:21] Wexner even had Jeffrey Epstein break up
[00:54:23] with a woman for him at one point.
[00:54:28] because he needed help doing that.
[00:54:32] Who knows? But before we get too deep
[00:54:35] into that side of things, I want to find
[00:54:38] um the clip.
[00:54:42] Friendship denied 31.
[00:54:49] How often did you interact with Mr.
[00:54:51] Epstein throughout your relationship?
[00:55:02] probably a lot of phone conversations
[00:55:04] but
[00:55:06] meetings um
[00:55:09] didn't see him much you know most of the
[00:55:12] stuff I was traveling a lot
[00:55:15] um because of business
[00:55:17] so
[00:55:19] and it was erratic he might call three
[00:55:22] times in an hour and I'd talk to him for
[00:55:23] three months months. That's how I
[00:55:26] remember it.
[00:55:36] When you were interacting with Mr.
[00:55:38] Epstein, did you enjoy spending time
[00:55:40] with him?
[00:55:46] >> Enjoy him. It was fun. No, it was work.
[00:55:50] >> Can you elaborate on that? What were the
[00:55:52] nature of your interactions with Mr.
[00:55:54] Epson?
[00:55:59] >> Like professional, you know, this is
[00:56:02] what's going on. Have you paid this
[00:56:04] bill? Do you know about that? Or you
[00:56:05] know, I took an inventory of your house
[00:56:08] and no one ever taken an inventory of
[00:56:10] your furniture. Do you know how much
[00:56:12] furniture you have? And it was like, no,
[00:56:13] I never thought about it. Well, I know.
[00:56:15] You should know that I have an
[00:56:16] inventory. Things are buttoned up. Um
[00:56:21] it it was
[00:56:24] like what an off um I don't think how
[00:56:28] can I explain it? Uh
[00:56:31] it's like people talk about family
[00:56:34] offices
[00:56:35] and I'd managed all my stuff or my admin
[00:56:40] paid my bills because I was so busy and
[00:56:43] and I realized it was a complexity in my
[00:56:45] personal life and somebody had to just
[00:56:49] do this stuff because it wasn't getting
[00:56:50] done properly.
[00:56:54] Does any of this make any [ __ ] sense?
[00:57:04] This man that built one of the biggest
[00:57:05] retailers in the country from the ground
[00:57:08] up, from scratch, from his hard work,
[00:57:11] from his hard Jewish labor,
[00:57:14] ran it all himself with his mama, did
[00:57:17] all of his own paperwork, all of his own
[00:57:20] accounting, and then he needed someone
[00:57:23] to help.
[00:57:25] So rather than go and hire anyone
[00:57:27] qualified,
[00:57:30] he hires Jeffrey Epstein, who is
[00:57:34] literally a money launderer for weapons
[00:57:36] traffickers at the time,
[00:57:41] whose previous gig
[00:57:43] had been helping launder money for Adon
[00:57:46] Kosigible, one of the most famous
[00:57:47] weapons traffickers in the world. He'd
[00:57:50] been involved in the Iran Contra deals.
[00:57:52] He'd been hanging out around BCCI.
[00:57:56] He was already deeply involved in
[00:57:57] Israeli intelligence work at that time.
[00:58:00] Already good friends with Robert
[00:58:02] Maxwell. Already swimming in a lot of
[00:58:04] the same circles as Lesie Wexner.
[00:58:10] And that's the guy that Leslie Wexner
[00:58:12] decides to hire to take inventories of
[00:58:16] his furniture
[00:58:18] to just, you know, do all the things
[00:58:20] that needed to be done. Like, how can I
[00:58:22] describe this? How can I describe the
[00:58:24] job that this [ __ ] spy sex
[00:58:27] trafficker?
[00:58:29] How do I describe the job that he was
[00:58:31] doing? I mean, I probably shouldn't say
[00:58:33] what Ahood Barack told me he would be
[00:58:36] doing when we first hatched the [ __ ]
[00:58:38] plan.
[00:58:41] So, let me mix up up some [ __ ]
[00:58:43] 80year-old
[00:58:45] absolute garbage slop
[00:58:49] because I think the [ __ ] won't notice
[00:58:52] that this is absolute [ __ ]
[00:58:56] Absolute slop. This is not how someone
[00:58:59] that ran one of the largest retailers in
[00:59:01] the world
[00:59:03] describes his most important fiduciary,
[00:59:06] the guy that literally was investing
[00:59:08] millions of dollars on his behalf.
[00:59:10] totally without his knowledge. The guy
[00:59:13] that was swapping properties around on
[00:59:15] his behalf. The guy that was posing as a
[00:59:17] recruiter,
[00:59:19] hosting shows, telling people that he
[00:59:21] owned Victoria's Secret.
[00:59:26] This is not how you describe his job
[00:59:27] role. I don't know. He was like counting
[00:59:30] how many forks were in my house. I never
[00:59:32] knew how many forks I had in my house.
[00:59:33] He's like, have you have you counted
[00:59:34] your chairs? It's like, oh my gosh. It's
[00:59:36] like sometimes you just need someone
[00:59:37] else to count your [ __ ] chairs.
[00:59:41] And so it was like um
[00:59:45] you know professional I guess what a
[00:59:48] fiduciary would do. Um none of that is
[00:59:52] what a fiduciary would do. Bro,
[00:59:54] fiduciaries aren't counting your chairs.
[00:59:58] Fiduciaries aren't taking inventory of
[00:59:59] your house.
[01:00:04] Fiduciaries are managing all your money.
[01:00:06] They're managing your assets. at least
[01:00:08] the way that you set him up are managing
[01:00:10] your businesses, your stock, your
[01:00:12] investments. They're managing your
[01:00:14] properties. That's what he was doing.
[01:00:17] And he was filling a bunch of those
[01:00:19] properties with [ __ ] underage girls
[01:00:21] that he was selling.
[01:00:24] He was trafficking people in and out of
[01:00:25] those properties. He was doing weird
[01:00:27] real estate deals where he would sell
[01:00:29] one of those properties to himself for
[01:00:31] $1 and then sell it for like an actual
[01:00:34] price later.
[01:00:36] He was investing a bunch like millions
[01:00:38] of dollars of that money of Wexner's
[01:00:40] money into his own foundations. He was
[01:00:43] investing a bunch of money from his
[01:00:44] foundations into Wexner's foundations.
[01:00:47] Totally just charitable giving between
[01:00:49] buddies, I mean co-workers, I mean the
[01:00:52] guy that has the inventory of my [ __ ]
[01:00:54] chairs. Just totally normal movements of
[01:00:56] money. Nothing to do with intelligence
[01:00:58] operations. Believe you me.
[01:01:02] more than what just your accountant
[01:01:03] would do or your lawyer would do. And
[01:01:05] something was I thought was unfair for
[01:01:07] my secretary to do.
[01:01:11] >> Yes, it is unfair to ask your secretary
[01:01:13] to tra traffic children on behalf of
[01:01:16] MSAD to blackmail all the [ __ ] into doing
[01:01:20] Israel's bidding. That's not usually
[01:01:22] what you hire a secretary to do. And to
[01:01:25] be fair, if I was a secretary and
[01:01:28] someone asked me to do that, I would be
[01:01:30] like, "That's pretty gay, dude." Like,
[01:01:32] that's not cool, dog. No thanks. That's
[01:01:35] not what um that's not what you would
[01:01:37] usually hire a secretary to do. That's
[01:01:40] what you would hire Jeffrey Epstein to
[01:01:42] do. Just my opinion. Just stating my
[01:01:46] opinion for the YouTube algorithm.
[01:01:48] >> And you testified that you would at
[01:01:51] times he would call you three times a
[01:01:52] day. Is that a fair characterization of
[01:01:55] your testimony?
[01:01:56] >> No. What I'm saying is that he would
[01:01:58] call me three times maybe in an hour. He
[01:02:02] wanted to tell me something about what
[01:02:03] he was doing or would ask me a question
[01:02:05] about taxes so I could under he could
[01:02:07] understand what he was preparing. And
[01:02:10] but he might not call me for three
[01:02:11] months, maybe six months. I wouldn't pay
[01:02:13] attention.
[01:02:18] The guy that has the power of the pen
[01:02:22] that with the stroke of one of these can
[01:02:24] sell your entire business out from under
[01:02:27] you without your permission. The guy
[01:02:29] that can sell your [ __ ] house with
[01:02:32] your belongings in it. The guy that can
[01:02:35] invest all of your money in shitcoins if
[01:02:38] he wants to. That guy, you're going to
[01:02:41] let him just roam the nation, the world
[01:02:44] for six months without checking in.
[01:02:49] That's how you run a successful
[01:02:51] underwear business. Is Is that how you
[01:02:54] run a successful underwear business?
[01:02:56] Holy [ __ ] This dude sucks at business.
[01:03:00] Yeah. Sometimes he just wouldn't check
[01:03:02] in with me for six [ __ ] months. Who
[01:03:05] knows what he was doing,
[01:03:08] right?
[01:03:10] Right.
[01:03:12] Yeah. Uh Kick is is is dig pulling on
[01:03:16] the right threads. Was it ever Leslie
[01:03:18] Wexner's money? Was it really all just
[01:03:21] underwear money?
[01:03:23] Or is it possible that maybe some of it
[01:03:26] flowing in was actually, shall we say,
[01:03:32] intelligence support money? Perhaps even
[01:03:35] Rothschild money.
[01:03:39] We'll get to the part where we talk
[01:03:40] about the Rothschilds in just a minute.
[01:03:43] that it wasn't important at the time.
[01:03:46] >> Mr. Westerner, is it your testimony
[01:03:48] today
[01:03:50] that your conversations with Mr. Epstein
[01:03:54] were predominantly focused on your
[01:03:56] business relationship with him?
[01:03:58] >> That'd be very accurate. That would be
[01:04:00] very accurate.
[01:04:06] >> What common interest did you share with
[01:04:07] Mr. Epstein outside of work?
[01:04:11] >> None.
[01:04:14] So, you didn't have any personal
[01:04:16] relationship with Mr. Epstein
[01:04:18] whatsoever.
[01:04:21] >> I I don't think I ever went to lunch or
[01:04:23] dinner or a movie or had a cup of coffee
[01:04:26] with Jeffrey. Uh, and but I thought
[01:04:30] about that recently. And I'd say the
[01:04:34] same thing about my attorney. I'd never
[01:04:36] been to his office. my current attorney
[01:04:39] who's been our family attorney for 30
[01:04:41] years and I how how could you I mean I
[01:04:45] can't explain to myself how I could have
[01:04:47] an attorney who lives in Columbus who
[01:04:49] was my personal attorney and I'm
[01:04:51] friendly with and never visited his
[01:04:53] office. I just
[01:04:56] >> Let me just get into a really emotional
[01:04:57] story about how I never even hang out
[01:04:59] with my attorney while I lie about never
[01:05:03] hanging out with my [ __ ] spy buddy
[01:05:06] that was running him a trafficking ring
[01:05:08] for me and my friends.
[01:05:09] >> My My focus was on my business and my
[01:05:13] focus was on community.
[01:05:14] >> His focus was on his business. He was
[01:05:16] really he was really focusing on that
[01:05:18] business when where he had no [ __ ]
[01:05:20] clue how much [ __ ] he had and where he
[01:05:22] just let [ __ ] random like random
[01:05:25] pedophiles run around with power of
[01:05:26] attorney over all of his [ __ ] and didn't
[01:05:28] notice that the dude was selling his
[01:05:30] properties and investing millions of
[01:05:32] dollars into random things and
[01:05:33] transferring money in and out of his
[01:05:34] [ __ ] philanthropies and stuff
[01:05:36] willy-nilly.
[01:05:38] That's how focused he was on his
[01:05:40] business,
[01:05:42] right?
[01:05:45] >> Before my family.
[01:05:48] That is before my family existed.
[01:05:50] >> Until your family not
[01:05:52] >> until Yeah, that's a better way of
[01:05:53] phrasing it.
[01:05:57] >> It's a general question, but
[01:05:59] approximately how many years were you
[01:06:02] uh associate associated with Mr.
[01:06:05] Epstein?
[01:06:09] I I don't recall
[01:06:12] exactly.
[01:06:14] >> And to be clear,
[01:06:16] you at no point ever considered him to
[01:06:19] be a friend.
[01:06:24] >> No, I I didn't see Jeffrey as a friend.
[01:06:28] I saw Jeffrey
[01:06:32] as I see Matt, my attorney, as friend.
[01:06:34] We're friendly, but we're
[01:06:37] We're friendly, but really we're both in
[01:06:40] a [ __ ] Israeli spy operation
[01:06:42] together. And if I do something wrong,
[01:06:44] he'll lean over to me and say, "I'll
[01:06:46] [ __ ] kill you if you mess up again."
[01:06:48] So, it's not exactly like being friends.
[01:06:52] It's a little more like being in the
[01:06:54] [ __ ] Jewish mob.
[01:06:57] To be honest, I I see Jeffrey a lot like
[01:07:00] I see the other mobster to my side
[01:07:03] because that's exactly what we all are.
[01:07:09] And if back in the day one of us had
[01:07:13] accidentally exposed the operation,
[01:07:16] maybe one of them would have [ __ ]
[01:07:17] killed the other one. Who knows?
[01:07:20] Who knows?
[01:07:23] It's not exactly a friendship,
[01:07:26] but that also doesn't exactly square
[01:07:29] with what we've been told by Lesie
[01:07:32] before about their deep and close
[01:07:34] personal friendship.
[01:07:35] >> You're not friends. Um,
[01:07:39] I mean, obviously someone that worked
[01:07:40] for you in a trust position you're
[01:07:42] friendly with. I you're not in an in a
[01:07:46] hostile adversarial argument of position
[01:07:49] with the people that are advising you.
[01:07:54] It's
[01:07:56] been reported repeatedly that you were
[01:07:59] close friends with Mr. Epstein. Why do
[01:08:02] you think people would come to that
[01:08:06] conclusion?
[01:08:06] >> Objection. He hearsay.
[01:08:09] >> Um let's do some hearsay.
[01:08:12] Let's do a little bit of hearsay.
[01:08:18] Um,
[01:08:26] where is the quote on this page?
[01:08:37] I should have um used my handy dandy
[01:08:39] [ __ ] drawing tool.
[01:08:44] there.
[01:08:49] So if you want this House oversight
[01:08:51] document 017783,
[01:08:54] the same exact quote has been reported
[01:08:56] many times in many places.
[01:08:58] Wherever and whenever it was that Epste
[01:09:00] and Wexner actually met, there was an
[01:09:01] immediate and strong personal chemistry.
[01:09:03] Wexner says he thinks Epstein is quote
[01:09:06] very smart with a combination of
[01:09:08] excellent judgment and unusually high
[01:09:10] standards. Also, he is always a most
[01:09:13] loyal friend.
[01:09:18] Where's the other article?
[01:09:20] Close friends.
[01:09:25] This article uh shares the same quote.
[01:09:34] This this article actually has a bunch
[01:09:35] of gangster ass quotes. Um, this is the
[01:09:38] original source article for one of the
[01:09:40] other documents that we read earlier
[01:09:43] right here. Also, he is always a most
[01:09:46] loyal friend.
[01:09:50] And you know,
[01:09:53] if you wanted to know, you could take
[01:09:55] this document in web, you could add it
[01:09:58] to the chat,
[01:10:00] and then here, I'll slide the chat over
[01:10:01] for you so you can see it. And then you
[01:10:03] could ask the chat, although the chat is
[01:10:05] down off your screen right now.
[01:10:08] And then with added to the chat, you
[01:10:09] could say,
[01:10:11] um, what publication
[01:10:15] is this document
[01:10:17] a part of? And can you give me context
[01:10:22] surrounding this article about the
[01:10:25] relationship
[01:10:27] uh between Wexner and Epstein
[01:10:38] and you can have web give you some
[01:10:39] context. Also, you can notice that it's
[01:10:42] a multi-page PDF,
[01:10:46] page 11.
[01:10:52] It's kind of hard to fit all of this
[01:10:54] into the little viewer on my screen
[01:10:56] right now. Here, what I'll do is I'll
[01:10:58] minimize that.
[01:11:09] Nice picture.
[01:11:14] But yeah, as with many of these
[01:11:17] documents, New York Post articles, so I
[01:11:19] think it's a New York Post article. I
[01:11:21] don't remember exactly what it is,
[01:11:26] but if you need extra context on
[01:11:28] something,
[01:11:33] you can ask web.
[01:11:35] And it was not a New York Post article.
[01:11:37] It's actually I I feel kind of
[01:11:39] embarrassed for not knowing this. This
[01:11:41] is a extremely significant article. If
[01:11:43] we were talking to Whitney Webb, she
[01:11:44] would have known immediately and she
[01:11:45] would have shared the exact truth with
[01:11:47] us because this is
[01:11:50] >> Web, she would have known immediately
[01:11:51] and she would have shared the exact
[01:11:52] truth with us.
[01:11:54] >> Why you turn on your why you turn on
[01:11:55] your audio like that on me? Why are you
[01:11:56] doing that to me?
[01:12:00] So,
[01:12:05] this document is from the March 2003
[01:12:06] issue of Vanity Fair magazine titled The
[01:12:09] Talented Mr. Epste and was written by
[01:12:10] journalist Vicky Ward. And this is a
[01:12:12] critical early article from before
[01:12:15] almost anyone was talking about Jeffrey
[01:12:16] Jeffrey Epstein. That is a critical
[01:12:19] early source about his early operations
[01:12:22] and what people said about him before
[01:12:24] everyone was scared to talk about him.
[01:12:27] And this specific article is cited all
[01:12:32] throughout this case. Um, Whitney Webb
[01:12:34] references it very well. And so that's
[01:12:37] just one example of how you can use web
[01:12:39] to help get context on documents that
[01:12:41] you're seeing in these files where if
[01:12:43] you just see one random page out of
[01:12:45] order, it's often almost impossible to
[01:12:47] know what you're looking at. But with
[01:12:49] web, you can just drop that in there and
[01:12:53] say, "Hey, what is this? Tell me what
[01:12:55] this is. Where where is it from? What's
[01:12:57] the context? What's it connected to? Is
[01:13:00] there anything else? And it'll hook you
[01:13:02] up. It'll hook you right up.
[01:13:06] Um, one second. Let me expand her out.
[01:13:17] Okay. Leslie Wexner.
[01:13:23] There's all kinds of other articles and
[01:13:24] evidence about their friendship
[01:13:32] >> parties for you.
[01:13:34] >> Surprise to me. And then some um earlier
[01:13:37] my wife would have surprise parties and
[01:13:39] so I get on the airplane and there'd be
[01:13:42] acquaintances, you know, friends, you
[01:13:46] know, um and I was always shocked who
[01:13:49] was there or some people might fly to
[01:13:52] wherever we were the party was, which
[01:13:54] was always a surprise to me. And then
[01:13:55] some of guest friends would be at the
[01:13:58] party when I got there and that was
[01:13:59] another surprise. So I I don't remember
[01:14:02] specifics.
[01:14:05] So, Mr. Epstein would have been invited
[01:14:07] to surprise parties for you.
[01:14:12] >> Obviously, so because he was there
[01:14:16] little awkward.
[01:14:18] >> You testified earlier that you didn't
[01:14:19] consider him a friend.
[01:14:23] >> Do you invite people you don't consider
[01:14:26] to be friends to surprise parties?
[01:14:30] >> Objection assumes that he invited them.
[01:14:34] It's a little awkward.
[01:14:36] >> Do I need to answer that again?
[01:14:39] >> Why would Mr. Epstein have been invited
[01:14:42] >> to these surprise parties?
[01:14:44] >> My wife would have invited him.
[01:14:46] >> Why do you think your wife would have
[01:14:47] invited him?
[01:14:48] >> Because he was our financial advisor.
[01:14:51] >> Did your wife consider him a friend?
[01:14:54] >> No, I think so.
[01:14:58] >> Can we take a quick break?
[01:15:00] >> Yes, we can go off. Can Can we take a
[01:15:02] quick break and go off the [ __ ]
[01:15:03] record? Like literally.
[01:15:08] Oh boy. Oh boy.
[01:15:12] That's weird.
[01:15:14] That's a little weird.
[01:15:17] H.
[01:15:21] What a weird friendship.
[01:15:39] request that you bring where the two of
[01:15:41] you would meet.
[01:15:43] >> Never.
[01:15:46] >> Was it common for Epstein to bring young
[01:15:48] women or girls to any other place where
[01:15:51] the two of you would meet?
[01:15:53] >> Never.
[01:15:58] Did Mr. Epstein ever request that you
[01:16:00] bring Victoria's Secret models to events
[01:16:03] at your home?
[01:16:05] >> No. And no Victoria's Secret models ever
[01:16:08] came to my home, even for business
[01:16:11] purpose.
[01:16:12] >> Didn't
[01:16:14] talk about one exception. Have you seen
[01:16:17] >> Oh, yeah. I forgot about that.
[01:16:20] There's one exception. Uh my wife had a
[01:16:22] um for about 20 years a horse show here
[01:16:26] for charity and one of the models
[01:16:32] husband was a polo player and I don't
[01:16:36] know how they showed up as a couple and
[01:16:38] he gave
[01:16:40] either me or my wife a polo horse which
[01:16:44] was I don't ride and Abigail wasn't
[01:16:47] interested in a polo horse so that would
[01:16:49] been the onlycept ction.
[01:16:52] >> So, I wanted to play this clip
[01:16:54] specifically
[01:16:57] because if you know a bunch of stuff
[01:16:59] about organized crime or about money
[01:17:03] laundering,
[01:17:04] you would know
[01:17:07] that the top three ways to launder
[01:17:10] money,
[01:17:13] maybe the top two first and foremost,
[01:17:16] are art and resources.
[01:17:20] And there's a good um clip of I'm pretty
[01:17:22] sure John Kuryaku talking about that. Um
[01:17:25] former CIA guy. Um but yeah, it's art,
[01:17:29] it's raceh horses, and it's real estate.
[01:17:32] And what did you know? They were into
[01:17:34] all three. It's kind of weird, huh?
[01:17:36] Isn't it weird that he they would give
[01:17:38] us a polo racehorse, but neither of us
[01:17:41] have neither of us have any interest in
[01:17:42] horses. We would host a horse show every
[01:17:46] year, but we don't have any interest in
[01:17:47] horses.
[01:17:49] I don't remember even if he gave the
[01:17:50] horse to me or my wife because who knows
[01:17:52] because that's not what was actually
[01:17:53] happening.
[01:17:55] I suspect
[01:17:57] allegedly probably maybe just maybe if
[01:18:00] you put two and two together.
[01:18:02] Weird.
[01:18:04] And I'm no expert on moneyaundering but
[01:18:06] I would assume that if you were to go
[01:18:08] down the list on moneyaundering things
[01:18:09] like fashion shows and beauty pageantss
[01:18:11] probably would be pretty [ __ ] high up
[01:18:13] the list too.
[01:18:15] Just an idea.
[01:18:18] All taxree, huh? Yeah. Yeah. So, I just
[01:18:22] thought it was neat that we were talking
[01:18:24] about horse gifts.
[01:18:27] Maybe his uh maybe his attorney should
[01:18:29] have reminded him to to not answer with
[01:18:30] so many words
[01:18:33] or someone will effing kill him.
[01:18:39] A
[01:18:41] I just thought that one was interesting.
[01:18:50] We already looked at the intelligence
[01:18:52] um
[01:18:54] the intelligence clip.
[01:18:57] >> Did you ever learn that he was involved
[01:18:59] with any intelligence service?
[01:19:02] >> He has to think about it.
[01:19:04] >> Never.
[01:19:05] >> No. Never. I never did. I never did. But
[01:19:09] I just wanted to shout Whitney out real
[01:19:11] quick.
[01:19:12] Got a couple of these queued up. This is
[01:19:14] from One Nation Under Blackmail.
[01:19:17] Volume two, page 723.
[01:19:20] Um, to be clear though, that's page 723
[01:19:22] of the combined ebook version, not of
[01:19:25] the paperback versions.
[01:19:31] In 1990, Fortune magazine wrote that
[01:19:33] Fischer, who is Leslie Wexner's main
[01:19:35] mentor and role model. In the article,
[01:19:37] uh, described in the article as a
[01:19:39] longtime Republican power broker and big
[01:19:40] fundraiser for Jewish causes, was the
[01:19:42] nexus, i.e. the center of the nation's
[01:19:44] oldest of the old boys networks, the
[01:19:47] most prominent members of which were
[01:19:48] Toddman, Henry Ford II, and Leslie
[01:19:50] Wexner.
[01:19:54] and
[01:19:58] Brock's ties to the Wexner Foundation
[01:20:00] became an issue only after right-wing
[01:20:02] journalist Ariel Seagal called last
[01:20:04] October to investigate the $2.3 million
[01:20:07] research grant that Barack received from
[01:20:09] the Wexner Foundation which has in turn
[01:20:12] for years been the beneficiary of
[01:20:13] Epstein's financial contributions.
[01:20:15] According to Sigal the grant under
[01:20:17] question was given to Barack in 2004 to
[01:20:19] 2006 when he held no public position.
[01:20:22] Barack insists he has no authority to
[01:20:25] disclose details about this grant. Only
[01:20:27] the Wexner Foundation can if they so
[01:20:29] choose, which they chose not to.
[01:20:34] Just little little breadcrumbs just left
[01:20:37] out hanging around, hanging out in
[01:20:40] places like the Epstein files. Let me um
[01:20:45] let me just stretch it out a little bit
[01:20:47] so we can see.
[01:20:52] just hanging around in the Epstein files
[01:20:56] where it corroborates during the years
[01:20:57] of 2004 to 2006, the Waxner Foundation
[01:21:00] transferred at least 2.3 million US to
[01:21:02] the Israeli former prime minister, Ahood
[01:21:04] Barack, who was the handler connected to
[01:21:07] Israeli intelligence managing this
[01:21:10] trafficking operation.
[01:21:13] That's weird. It's a little weird.
[01:21:16] Little suspicious.
[01:21:20] So, big shout out to Whitney Webb for
[01:21:21] all of her great work.
[01:21:29] >> Ah, yes. I think
[01:21:33] I think
[01:21:34] >> Abigail.
[01:21:37] >> Well, when did you first meet Glenn
[01:21:39] Maxwell?
[01:21:46] >> Probably about the time
[01:21:48] that I got engaged to Abigail. So,
[01:21:54] must have been about 1990.
[01:22:00] >> And do you recall how you met Miss
[01:22:02] Maxwell? Well,
[01:22:05] Jeffrey wanted me to meet the person he
[01:22:07] was going to marry and I was engaged to
[01:22:11] Abigail
[01:22:12] and
[01:22:15] period.
[01:22:17] >> Do you have any recollection of where
[01:22:19] you met Miss Maxwell?
[01:22:21] >> No.
[01:22:23] >> And based on your testimony, is it fair
[01:22:25] to say that Mr. Epstein introduced you
[01:22:28] to Maxwell?
[01:22:31] >> Absolutely. Yeah, sure.
[01:22:33] And you mentioned it previously, but
[01:22:35] what was your understanding of Miss
[01:22:37] Maxwell's relationship to Mr. Epstein?
[01:22:43] >> They they dated, they were in love, they
[01:22:44] were going to get married.
[01:22:48] >> Were they would you characterize it as a
[01:22:50] monogous relationship?
[01:22:52] >> I thought so.
[01:22:54] >> So during this period, you had no
[01:22:56] knowledge of Mr. Epstein ever having any
[01:22:58] relationship with any man or woman
[01:23:01] besides Miss Maxwell?
[01:23:05] >> No. No. Didn't
[01:23:10] >> How would you characterize your
[01:23:12] relationship with Miss Maxwell?
[01:23:22] like Wendy Meister was Bob's wife and we
[01:23:26] were friendly and friends.
[01:23:29] Uh
[01:23:32] I met Galan Maxwell because she was
[01:23:37] Jeffy's girlfriend fiance.
[01:23:40] It never went beyond that. I knew she
[01:23:43] was smart. I think she was an honors
[01:23:45] graduate of Cambridge or something. So
[01:23:48] she was like, you know, spoke with an
[01:23:50] English accent. So I I thought he was
[01:23:51] really lucky because he finally met
[01:23:54] somebody that was really smart, nice.
[01:23:57] >> And you said that
[01:23:59] >> Maxwell was Epstein's fiance. So it was
[01:24:02] your understanding that they were
[01:24:03] engaged to to be married.
[01:24:08] I don't remember if they were engaged to
[01:24:11] be married or they were planning to get
[01:24:14] married, but
[01:24:16] I was engaged and they talked about they
[01:24:18] were going to get married. So, I I don't
[01:24:21] know if it was engagement or just they
[01:24:23] both agreed.
[01:24:27] H.
[01:24:29] Um, and I think
[01:24:43] I think I'm going to pull in um
[01:24:48] some clips from X
[01:24:50] that I want to specifically target.
[01:25:00] We should do this one too.
[01:25:04] But um first,
[01:25:10] let's pull in this one
[01:25:15] posted by being libertarian.
[01:25:17] >> Shout out specific and personal work for
[01:25:21] the Rothschild family in France. Well,
[01:25:24] specifically I talked to Ellie D
[01:25:26] Rothschild and so I mentioned that
[01:25:28] earlier. Uh so he he represented their
[01:25:33] whole families. There have been a whole
[01:25:34] bunch of people many most of whom I
[01:25:37] never would have met but in New LA. He
[01:25:40] would say like I'm I'm providing uh
[01:25:42] financial advice to the founders of
[01:25:44] Google. I'm financial providing
[01:25:47] financial advice to Jeff Bezos.
[01:25:52] Just a funny little edit with um
[01:25:56] funny little edit with the uh warning
[01:25:58] clipped on there too. Don't talk about
[01:26:00] the Rothschilds. Thank you very much.
[01:26:04] I think it was experience um
[01:26:08] at an industrial level like working for
[01:26:11] a big company like Bear Sterns and then
[01:26:13] he had done personal work for the
[01:26:16] Rothschild family in France.
[01:26:19] >> Personal wealth management essentially.
[01:26:25] >> I don't know.
[01:26:26] >> Ask yourself why. How how does Jeffrey
[01:26:29] Epstein get hooked up with the
[01:26:31] Rothschild family in France?
[01:26:35] >> We've seen some reports that he would
[01:26:37] present himself as a bounty hunter, that
[01:26:40] he would find people's missing money. Do
[01:26:43] you recall him saying anything like
[01:26:45] that?
[01:26:45] >> No.
[01:26:49] >> Well, specifically, I talked to Ellie D.
[01:26:52] Rothschild and I mentioned that earlier.
[01:26:55] Uh, so he he represented their whole
[01:26:59] families. There have been a whole bunch
[01:27:00] of people many most of them I never
[01:27:02] would have met. But just to be clear,
[01:27:06] this is the Rothschild family. That's
[01:27:09] just a conspiracy theory that directly
[01:27:12] financed the founding of Israel, that
[01:27:14] purchased all the land for the founding
[01:27:16] of Israel in cahoots with the Jewish mob
[01:27:18] in America, funding the,
[01:27:21] let's just say, violence that founded
[01:27:23] Israel. that then also funded the the
[01:27:26] theft and then construction of nuclear
[01:27:29] arms technologies that led to the
[01:27:31] nuclear bombs that Israel totally does
[01:27:33] not have to this day.
[01:27:36] That Rothschild family,
[01:27:40] the conspiracy theory, the ones that
[01:27:42] don't rule the world in New LA.
[01:27:46] Um,
[01:27:49] I never
[01:27:52] met people, but there were people that
[01:27:56] called me
[01:27:58] that either insinuated
[01:28:02] or said they were knew Jeffrey through a
[01:28:06] financial relationship.
[01:28:09] And
[01:28:12] so I mean they could have been actors
[01:28:13] but at then the time I'm a guy calls me
[01:28:16] up. I'll give you an example.
[01:28:20] >> He looks over at his [ __ ] lawyer
[01:28:22] >> just it's just
[01:28:24] >> no because I want you to understand this
[01:28:25] cuz it's it's so confusing to me. He
[01:28:27] would say like I'm I'm providing uh
[01:28:29] financial advice to the founders of
[01:28:31] Google. I'm financial providing
[01:28:34] financial advice to Jeff Bezos. I'm
[01:28:37] finan providing financial financial
[01:28:40] advice uh for the chief technologist at
[01:28:43] Google
[01:28:44] >> and I just don't do any [ __ ] due
[01:28:47] diligence at all. I just I just trust
[01:28:50] random [ __ ] money launderers that
[01:28:53] work for the Rothschilds
[01:28:56] when they just tell me crazy [ __ ] like
[01:28:58] that. I just trust them. I don't I don't
[01:29:00] even ask questions. I just trust them
[01:29:02] and I sign over power of attorney to
[01:29:04] them. That's how you run a giant
[01:29:05] business like Victoria's Secret. That's
[01:29:07] how you get successful as a Jew.
[01:29:10] >> Wow. I'm in good company cuz these are
[01:29:13] really smart guys who
[01:29:14] >> Wow, I'm in really good company cuz I'm
[01:29:16] surrounded by Jewish sex traffickers and
[01:29:18] Rothschilds. That's great.
[01:29:19] >> And you have to put yourself in the
[01:29:22] mindset of you you if my turn if my
[01:29:25] attorney said, you know, he was
[01:29:28] qualified to argue in front of the
[01:29:30] Supreme Court, I'd believe him. I didn't
[01:29:31] say to call the Supreme Court and say,
[01:29:34] "Tell me."
[01:29:36] >> What a [ __ ] That's a lie. You just
[01:29:40] believe him. I just believe him.
[01:29:44] Right. Right, bud. Yeah. You run one of
[01:29:48] the biggest pro-Jewish philanthropies in
[01:29:51] the world
[01:29:53] that donates to all sorts of Israeli
[01:29:56] intelligence causes that donated money
[01:29:58] to Ahood Barack that set up two gigantic
[01:30:02] sex trafficking rings on accident
[01:30:04] without even knowing because you just
[01:30:06] don't even know. You just don't even ask
[01:30:08] any questions. I just don't even know.
[01:30:09] I'm just like an old [ __ ] hobgoblin.
[01:30:12] Whoopsies. Another sex trafficking ring.
[01:30:14] Oh my gosh. What luck? Gosh. G. Willers,
[01:30:18] maybe I should have done a little due
[01:30:19] diligence. You [ __ ] liar.
[01:30:24] Perjury.
[01:30:27] Is he really an attorney or did he do
[01:30:29] this?
[01:30:32] Yeah. Yeah. Right.
[01:30:36] Right.
[01:30:41] I'm not sure if this is the exact same
[01:30:42] clip or not, but shout out to Luke. And
[01:30:45] Luke's caption makes me think this is
[01:30:48] >> his experience um
[01:30:51] at an industry. They don't know.
[01:30:52] >> Okay.
[01:30:53] >> We've seen some reports that he would
[01:30:55] present himself as a
[01:30:57] >> people, but there were people that
[01:31:00] called me.
[01:31:02] >> Okay. So, he's he's pulling the 80s out
[01:31:05] of the timeline that that occurs in.
[01:31:07] Cool. Same clip. Same clip. Um one more
[01:31:11] clip that I want to pull in from James
[01:31:12] Lee here.
[01:31:15] Okay, that's it. Thank you.
[01:31:18] >> Real briefly, uh, did the FBI or
[01:31:20] Department of Justice ever directly
[01:31:22] speak to you about Epstein or Maxwell?
[01:31:26] >> Has the FBI or DOJ ever directly
[01:31:28] contacted you or spoken to you about
[01:31:30] about Ep
[01:31:32] never?
[01:31:34] >> So, the FBI and DOJ have never contacted
[01:31:39] Lesie Wexner
[01:31:42] to his knowledge.
[01:31:45] despite
[01:31:47] reprint. Obviously, we deposed someone
[01:31:49] this week, Lex Wexner, who was one of
[01:31:52] the co-conspirators, but he's already
[01:31:55] been uh investigated by the Department
[01:31:57] of Justice. We're trying to focus now on
[01:31:59] the investigation on who has never been
[01:32:01] questioned by the Department of Justice.
[01:32:05] So, either this motherfucker's lying or
[01:32:07] Leslie Waxner's lying or they're both
[01:32:10] lying
[01:32:11] because apparently the DOJ and the FBI
[01:32:15] never investigated or questioned him
[01:32:16] about anything despite the fact that he
[01:32:18] ran two different sex trafficking rings
[01:32:21] out of his businesses. despite the fact
[01:32:23] that he financed the entire Epstein
[01:32:25] operation apparently signed over power
[01:32:27] of attorney was deeply involved in all
[01:32:29] of it was close friends with him was
[01:32:30] getting gifts of raceh horses and [ __ ]
[01:32:34] sending money to Ahood Barack
[01:32:36] selling gigantic multi-million dollar
[01:32:38] town houses and mansions for do a dollar
[01:32:41] for literally a dollar
[01:32:44] founding the mega group a Jewish spy
[01:32:47] organization composed of Jewish
[01:32:49] billionaires that are all tied to
[01:32:50] organized crime and intelligence
[01:32:51] operations
[01:32:55] never got investigated. They never asked
[01:32:57] many questions. I wonder why. I [ __ ]
[01:33:00] wonder why.
[01:33:03] One more clip here.
[01:33:04] >> Told me the response.
[01:33:05] >> This is,
[01:33:06] >> you know, now we can do something about
[01:33:08] it.
[01:33:08] >> Oh, yeah.
[01:33:09] >> So, Wexner claims you claim that you cut
[01:33:11] ties with that Steven 07, right?
[01:33:14] So, another attorney here, someone else
[01:33:17] here, I'm not actually sure who's asking
[01:33:18] this question, says, "Hey, you claimed
[01:33:21] that you cut ties in 2007, right?"
[01:33:23] >> Okay. But you emailed Estee. Quote,
[01:33:27] "Abigail told me the response. All I can
[01:33:30] say is, I feel sorry. You violated your
[01:33:33] own number one rule. Always be careful."
[01:33:36] End quote. That was a
[01:33:38] >> So, he emailed Jeffrey Epstein this,
[01:33:41] "Hey, you violated your own rule." Well,
[01:33:42] this is kind of cryptic that implied
[01:33:45] that they were having communications
[01:33:46] about how Epste had [ __ ] up.
[01:33:47] >> Email in 2008, Mr. Wex.
[01:33:51] >> So, he emailed him in 2008 after they'd
[01:33:53] cut ties. And the email sounds an awful
[01:33:56] lot like, "Hey, man. I'm sorry that
[01:33:57] you're going down for sex trafficking.
[01:33:58] But you violated your own rule, man. You
[01:34:01] violated your own rule and you almost
[01:34:02] exposed our whole operation, man.
[01:34:07] I was told that you represented the
[01:34:08] Rothschilds. I didn't expect you to [ __ ]
[01:34:10] up, dog.
[01:34:12] I mean, we're not even friends. Like, if
[01:34:14] you answer another question with more
[01:34:15] than five words, I'm g have to kill you,
[01:34:17] dog.
[01:34:19] Sorry, bro.
[01:34:21] >> I know. I'm letting you know that the
[01:34:23] public knows.
[01:34:24] >> Probably. I was giving him the finger.
[01:34:26] >> I'm letting you know that the public
[01:34:27] knows that you just lied.
[01:34:30] And here's the file that we can all
[01:34:32] read. It's in the Epstein files.
[01:34:35] >> That's it.
[01:34:38] Real briefly, uh, could you
[01:34:39] >> and he starts hyperventilating and
[01:34:43] or Department of Justice ever directly
[01:34:46] speak to you about Epstein or Maxwell?
[01:34:49] >> Has the FBI or DOJ ever directly
[01:34:51] contacted you about?
[01:34:56] >> So,
[01:34:58] there's all sorts of other stuff in
[01:35:01] there to go into.
[01:35:03] >> It was just regularly done,
[01:35:05] >> but we're just going to really quickly
[01:35:09] answer.
[01:35:13] >> I'm gonna fing kill you if you answer
[01:35:15] another question with more than five
[01:35:16] words. Okay, now cry about it, you
[01:35:20] little billionaire [ __ ]
[01:35:23] You work for us.
[01:35:28] Who is us?
[01:35:30] Well, maybe it's the same people that
[01:35:31] Epstein worked for. Maybe it's the same
[01:35:34] people they all work for.
[01:35:37] Just a giant conspiracy theory, folks.
[01:35:42] Pay no attention to the score between
[01:35:44] conspiracy theorists and everybody else,
[01:35:51] but I think that that's probably enough
[01:35:53] about Leslie Wexner. We could go on and
[01:35:55] on and on and on and um what we've been
[01:36:00] going on for an hour and a half already
[01:36:02] and we haven't even gotten to the talker
[01:36:03] interview yet.
[01:36:06] So,
[01:36:11] Gigi, I know you're hungry. I know
[01:36:12] you're hungry, girl. We're going to do a
[01:36:14] quick uh we'll do a quick uh Gigi snack
[01:36:16] break here.
[01:36:19] I know you're hungry.
[01:36:22] She only got part of her dinner cuz we
[01:36:23] got to go get more chicken in a little
[01:36:24] bit.
[01:36:26] So, we'll give her some liver bites. Go
[01:36:29] digging. Liver in the cave. Liver in the
[01:36:31] cave for Gigi.
[01:36:33] Go get it.
[01:36:36] What is the score between conspiracy
[01:36:37] theorists and the [ __ ] the global
[01:36:39] deep state and the Jewish billionaire
[01:36:42] cabal?
[01:36:44] Um, it ain't it ain't great. Um, I I
[01:36:47] think the conspiracy theorists are up
[01:36:49] like like six million to one at this
[01:36:51] point. I'm pretty sure
[01:36:56] I'm pretty damn sure that conspiracy
[01:36:58] theorists have been right about the
[01:37:00] whole freaking thing.
[01:37:06] So,
[01:37:11] Mike Huckabe,
[01:37:13] Mr. Michael Huckabe.
[01:37:17] Let me just make sure I've got all my
[01:37:18] different stuff queued up here.
[01:37:22] Um,
[01:37:27] yeah, I think we're all queued up.
[01:37:30] We got web here.
[01:37:33] And real quick, real quick in the break
[01:37:36] here, um I just want to quickly because
[01:37:39] you know me, um I don't take any brand
[01:37:41] deals. I don't take any sponsorships. I
[01:37:43] don't take any outside money. I don't
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[01:37:46] me and you putting out shows and I just
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[01:37:51] and on Kick and on Twitch and all that.
[01:37:54] Your subscriptions, stuff like that. Um,
[01:37:56] but I do want to slide in an
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[01:38:00] buyer app um that can help you to fight
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[01:38:12] it. When you go to the grocery store,
[01:38:15] basically all the products in the
[01:38:16] grocery store are owned by public
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[01:38:28] All the different banks, all the
[01:38:29] investment firms, look at their
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[01:39:22] his buddies to the bankers
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[01:39:27] with it and you can vote with your
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[01:39:32] out the team that made the buyer app.
[01:39:34] They are the same team that made the web
[01:39:36] app. It's me and three of my buddies and
[01:39:38] we do it all with no outside investment,
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[01:39:43] to build tools for the public to get
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[01:40:38] Now, now let's move on to our second big
[01:40:43] story of the day.
[01:40:45] But first, huge shout out to Stacy for
[01:40:47] gifting a whole bunch of subs in the
[01:40:48] chat like usual over on Kick.
[01:40:52] Um, when we're done on YouTube,
[01:40:55] probably after another hour or so, long
[01:40:57] show tonight. When we're all done, we're
[01:41:00] gonna close off YouTube and Twitch and
[01:41:01] we're gonna go over to Kick for the post
[01:41:03] show. We'll hang out for a little bit
[01:41:04] extra, maybe watch some extra shows,
[01:41:06] maybe um comment on some stuff on X,
[01:41:08] maybe talk some extra [ __ ] Um
[01:41:12] speech is highly free on kick and so we
[01:41:17] get pretty wicked on kick. I mean, as if
[01:41:19] we don't here on YouTube, too. Um so far
[01:41:22] I haven't gotten banned. I haven't
[01:41:23] gotten any strikes, but I don't know how
[01:41:26] long that's going to last. So, we'll
[01:41:27] see. We're building up the kit community
[01:41:29] so that when when the ride is over here
[01:41:31] on YouTube, we'll have somewhere to go
[01:41:35] because f them. F them. It's America. We
[01:41:38] have freedom of speech and I'm damn well
[01:41:40] going to use it while we've still got
[01:41:41] it. Thank you very much.
[01:41:44] So, speaking of freedom of speech,
[01:41:50] our boy Tucker
[01:41:53] went to Israel
[01:41:56] and
[01:41:58] um there was all this drama on social
[01:42:01] media
[01:42:03] of
[01:42:05] Zionist influencers
[01:42:08] trying to come out the gun ahead of the
[01:42:11] story, ahead of the interview to try to
[01:42:13] paint the whole thing as a hoax,
[01:42:16] to try to portray Tucker as like scared
[01:42:20] and anti-Semitic and and a liar and all
[01:42:24] these they just doing Hosbra. Just doing
[01:42:26] Hosbra. And if you don't know about
[01:42:27] Hosbra, look it up. Um
[01:42:30] it's the Israeli practice of producing
[01:42:33] propaganda by lying to your [ __ ]
[01:42:35] face.
[01:42:37] and Tucker
[01:42:39] had a really good um opening.
[01:42:43] Let me see if I go down to my Yeah.
[01:42:44] Yeah. So, we had this really good
[01:42:46] preface to the whole interview that I I
[01:42:49] don't know as we really have the time to
[01:42:50] get into in a lot of ways,
[01:42:52] but it's very informative about the
[01:42:54] process of how this came to be, why it
[01:42:56] was this way, why all the weird
[01:42:59] propaganda came out, um the security
[01:43:02] concerns that led to him doing this in
[01:43:04] the airport and not leaving the airport,
[01:43:06] the extremely strange treatment by the
[01:43:09] Israeli government and the security
[01:43:11] concerns around that and why it all
[01:43:13] happened this way and all at the uh
[01:43:15] strange propaganda about the like
[01:43:17] released security video of him hugging
[01:43:19] someone that they tried to like portray
[01:43:21] as though Tucker Carlson's lying. He was
[01:43:24] everyone was so nice to him. It's like
[01:43:27] all they they just think you're stupid.
[01:43:29] They think that you're stupid.
[01:43:32] And if you don't think for yourself and
[01:43:34] don't actually look at independent media
[01:43:36] and kind of like learn and actually get
[01:43:38] the primary sources, then you are stupid
[01:43:42] and they're counting on you being that
[01:43:44] way. So yeah, exactly. Chat gets it.
[01:43:48] Israel says stuff and I just say, "Cool
[01:43:50] story, Israel." Right. Yeah. Right.
[01:43:52] Cool. Cool story, bro.
[01:43:56] Basically, at this point, anything I
[01:43:59] hear that is pro-Israel, I immediately
[01:44:01] assume that it is paid propaganda
[01:44:04] because you are very well in an
[01:44:06] information war and it is very much
[01:44:08] funded from that side
[01:44:11] and the the number you can only tell
[01:44:13] like so many lies before
[01:44:17] it's all just lies. So,
[01:44:21] I do recommend that you all go and watch
[01:44:23] the preface ahead of the interview. It's
[01:44:25] it's in the same video. Watch the whole
[01:44:27] thing. But we're not going to play any
[01:44:29] clips from the preface. We're going to
[01:44:30] try to focus on some of the main
[01:44:31] controversial points
[01:44:34] in the interview itself.
[01:44:38] >> Sadly,
[01:44:38] >> how many kids were killed?
[01:44:39] >> We don't know.
[01:44:41] >> What's your guess? I don't know. I'm I'm
[01:44:44] sure it was thousands. And as thousands
[01:44:47] kids were killed,
[01:44:48] >> some of the kids who were killed had
[01:44:50] been recruited to be in the military.
[01:44:53] Kids as young as they were 14 years old.
[01:44:56] >> Kids,
[01:44:57] >> do do you hear yourself? I wonder.
[01:44:59] >> I just said that there were kids as
[01:45:01] young as 14 that were recruited to be
[01:45:03] Hamas soldiers who were given arms.
[01:45:06] >> How do you feel about the kids being
[01:45:07] killed?
[01:45:08] >> I think it's horrible.
[01:45:09] >> You know what I also think is horrible?
[01:45:10] I think it's horrible that,200 people
[01:45:12] were slaughtered by people across the
[01:45:14] border and 252 people were taken
[01:45:17] hostage. 48 of the,200 were Americans.
[01:45:20] >> Agree more. And then when all lives
[01:45:23] equal when Hamas could have ended this
[01:45:25] on October the 8th and given all the
[01:45:27] hostages up, they didn't.
[01:45:29] >> Leaving no choice.
[01:45:30] >> You're never going to get me to defend
[01:45:32] Hamas. I'm not pro Hamas. I'm totally
[01:45:35] opposed to slaughtering innocents
[01:45:36] whether Hamas does it or whether the
[01:45:38] government of Israel does it in much
[01:45:40] larger numbers. And the reason I'm
[01:45:42] opposed to it is because I'm a Christian
[01:45:44] and I believe that all souls are created
[01:45:46] by God. I did don't do not disagree with
[01:45:49] that wholeheartedly but
[01:45:50] >> but I said how many children have been
[01:45:53] >> when you say uh all humans are created
[01:45:56] equal and and the reply is I don't
[01:45:58] disagree with that wholeheartedly but
[01:46:01] >> or is a horrible thing period and we
[01:46:04] don't know we know that a lot of the
[01:46:05] numbers
[01:46:06] >> were reported by
[01:46:07] >> you said you think thousands
[01:46:09] >> so I do want to point out in this very
[01:46:11] first clip that I was wondering when the
[01:46:15] when the hype started around this and
[01:46:17] and it became apparent that it was going
[01:46:18] to be a banger and that there was going
[01:46:20] to be a whole bunch of [ __ ] in here and
[01:46:23] that the Israelis were freaking out
[01:46:24] about it coming out and they needed to
[01:46:26] preempt its release to like get ahead of
[01:46:28] the story. My first thought was why did
[01:46:31] they let Mike Huckabe do this interview?
[01:46:35] Why would they let him talk to Tucker?
[01:46:37] Because he doesn't have to talk to
[01:46:38] Tucker. I like at the time I didn't know
[01:46:40] what the story was of how it came to be,
[01:46:42] but like they don't have to let him talk
[01:46:44] to Tucker. Like we all know who Mike
[01:46:46] Huckabe answers to and is loyal to. And
[01:46:50] there had to be a reason why they let
[01:46:52] him talk to Tucker. And honestly, I
[01:46:56] think that it's because Mike Huckabe is
[01:46:57] actually very [ __ ] good at this. Mike
[01:47:00] Huckabe is exceptionally good at
[01:47:02] propaganda and at Hosbbor and is
[01:47:05] exceptionally
[01:47:07] bad
[01:47:08] at thinking for himself outside of
[01:47:11] Israel's interests. And so he is just
[01:47:14] such a firm um
[01:47:18] NPC believer
[01:47:20] in the Israeli narrative that he's
[01:47:24] actually a great representative of the
[01:47:25] arguments. And he has a lot of moments
[01:47:27] in here where it's like respect, bro.
[01:47:30] You're really good at lying on behalf of
[01:47:32] Israel. You're really good at doing the
[01:47:35] whole thought contortion thing, tying
[01:47:38] your brain into [ __ ] weird knots on
[01:47:40] behalf of the genocidal Jewish
[01:47:43] ethnostate.
[01:47:45] Props. Props to you.
[01:47:49] But that being said, there's a whole
[01:47:52] bunch of clips in here that are like,
[01:47:55] oof, bro.
[01:47:56] >> Children have been killed.
[01:47:57] >> Yeah. And a lot of times, you know why
[01:47:59] they got killed? Because Hamas would
[01:48:00] gather up the children
[01:48:02] >> and put them in the targets. Do you know
[01:48:05] what Israel does? They send page
[01:48:08] messages and they send texts to every
[01:48:11] cell phone in Gaza and they say, "We're
[01:48:13] going to hit this particular target."
[01:48:15] They drop leaflets and they announce
[01:48:17] where they're going to hit. Nobody does
[01:48:19] that.
[01:48:20] >> The US doesn't do that.
[01:48:22] >> Israel does that in order to prevent,
[01:48:24] let me finish this. They do this in
[01:48:26] order to prevent civilian casualties.
[01:48:29] What Hamas does, they say, "Oh, this is
[01:48:32] the target." And by gunpoint, they push
[01:48:35] people into those various places. And
[01:48:39] >> no evidence of that. Show me evidence of
[01:48:42] that, please, Mr. Huckabe.
[01:48:44] >> Then when people get killed, they say,
[01:48:46] "Look, Israel just slaughtered these
[01:48:47] people." even though it was Hamas who
[01:48:49] moved them into harm's way knowing that
[01:48:52] it was going to put them in a place of
[01:48:54] danger and death and destruction. And
[01:48:57] they do that because they don't care.
[01:48:59] You say you care about life. I care
[01:49:01] about life.
[01:49:02] >> It's interesting.
[01:49:03] >> They don't care about life. I'm
[01:49:05] >> not saying that Hamas does. You're never
[01:49:06] going to get me to defend Hamas. I'm I'm
[01:49:08] anti-Hamas.
[01:49:09] >> You said that three times and I I
[01:49:10] believe it.
[01:49:11] >> Your dig at the United States is very
[01:49:13] revealing.
[01:49:14] >> This part This part right here. Why is
[01:49:17] it revealing?
[01:49:18] >> Because your priorities are very clear.
[01:49:20] >> No, no, no.
[01:49:21] >> Yes, they are. Yes, they are. And as an
[01:49:23] American, permit me a moment,
[01:49:24] >> okay,
[01:49:25] >> of outrage
[01:49:26] >> because I said
[01:49:28] >> many civilians have been killed. And you
[01:49:30] said right in the middle of your
[01:49:32] elaborate defense of the IDF's killing
[01:49:35] of civilians, including children. You
[01:49:37] said they do a better job than the
[01:49:39] United States does. That's my country
[01:49:40] and my government. I consider
[01:49:42] >> What foot flag am I wearing here? Well,
[01:49:44] I I'm asking why is it
[01:49:46] >> What flag am I wearing?
[01:49:47] >> Well, that's of course my flag as well.
[01:49:49] >> And it's my flag. It's who I serve.
[01:49:51] >> So why the dig at the United States in
[01:49:53] the middle?
[01:49:53] >> It's not a dig at them. No, no, no, no.
[01:49:55] You you've totally misrepresented.
[01:49:56] >> What did you mean by that?
[01:49:58] >> I did not take a dig at the US. What I'm
[01:50:00] saying is
[01:50:00] >> So the IDF is more humane than the US.
[01:50:02] I'm sayingary. I'm just saying that
[01:50:05] Israel takes steps that we don't take
[01:50:07] and no other country that I'm aware of
[01:50:09] takes to try to prevent because no
[01:50:11] matter what Israel does, they're going
[01:50:13] to get accused of genocide. That may be
[01:50:15] right. And I'm um
[01:50:17] >> Yeah, but it's not. And in in Tucker's
[01:50:19] position, he wasn't in the position to
[01:50:22] refute it the way that it deserves to be
[01:50:24] refuted.
[01:50:26] Um,
[01:50:30] so let's take a moment to give it the
[01:50:32] reputation that it [ __ ] deserves
[01:50:37] because no, Israel does not [ __ ] take
[01:50:39] steps to prevent the deaths of
[01:50:41] civilians. And I would like to introduce
[01:50:43] you to, if you do not know, Valhalla VFT
[01:50:46] Nate, who is a former Green Beret, who
[01:50:50] was in the global war on terror, who
[01:50:52] intimately knows what America does to
[01:50:55] prevent civilian deaths. And it will
[01:50:58] give you a perfect breakdown of how
[01:51:01] Israel treats civilian life.
[01:51:03] >> This right here. Yes. So, Israeli Prime
[01:51:06] Minister Benjamin Netanyahu has
[01:51:08] confirmed two days ago he will run for
[01:51:11] reelection in November of 2026, seeking
[01:51:14] to extend his hold on power despite
[01:51:16] corruption charges and mounting oppos.
[01:51:19] >> Sorry, I'm at the end of it because I
[01:51:20] was previewing it earlier.
[01:51:22] >> Very convenient. But we also need to
[01:51:24] stop calling.
[01:51:29] So, he's reacting to a clip by um Itar
[01:51:32] Bengavir, a genocidal [ __ ]
[01:51:36] I'm gonna get this video demonetized.
[01:51:37] I'm swearing too much.
[01:51:40] Sorry. Got big feelings over here in
[01:51:43] America. So, Bengavir is saying, "Now
[01:51:46] that we've received the hostages, we
[01:51:47] must return to war and open the gates of
[01:51:49] hell upon Gaza because obviously
[01:51:54] >> so there you go. Now they can continue
[01:51:56] the war at full boore because they don't
[01:51:58] have to worry about the hostages
[01:51:59] anymore. Now they got the hostages back.
[01:52:00] Now they can really get down to
[01:52:02] business. It's actually smart, very
[01:52:04] convenient. But we also need to stop
[01:52:06] calling this a war. This is not a war.
[01:52:07] Okay? A war is between two nation
[01:52:09] states. Okay? Israel is not at war with
[01:52:12] Palestine. This is at best, if you want
[01:52:14] to be charitable, counterterrorism
[01:52:16] operations, counterinsurgency
[01:52:18] operations, which we as Green Beretss
[01:52:20] spent most of our time doing in the
[01:52:22] global war on terror. And I can tell you
[01:52:24] when I look at this, this is not a war.
[01:52:28] I did counterterrorism operations
[01:52:30] against the Taliban and it looked
[01:52:32] nothing like this. We were not allowed
[01:52:34] to just indiscriminately bomb
[01:52:37] everything. Every But Nate, what if you
[01:52:39] drop leaflets first? What if you put out
[01:52:41] flyers that say that we're going to bomb
[01:52:44] the hospital? We're just going to We'll
[01:52:46] send it. We sent a text message that
[01:52:48] said, "Hey, we're going to bomb the
[01:52:49] school."
[01:52:51] So, it's all good, bro. It's all good.
[01:52:54] We dropped some pieces of paper
[01:52:56] allegedly that said we would bomb the
[01:52:58] civilian infrastructure. So, it's all
[01:53:00] good, bro. Right, Nate? Rebuilding. See,
[01:53:03] when America does counterterrorism
[01:53:05] operations, it's very, very surgical.
[01:53:07] You use special operation forces. You
[01:53:09] often times are dealing with a ton of
[01:53:11] civilians in the area. We would have ci
[01:53:13] tons and tons of civilians on every
[01:53:15] target I've pretty much ever been on.
[01:53:17] And you have to work around that. We
[01:53:19] don't get to just indiscriminately
[01:53:22] destroy anything because somebody shot
[01:53:25] at us from one of those buildings. All
[01:53:26] right. Uh especially if there's
[01:53:28] civilians inside or dealing with human
[01:53:30] shields, which is things we had to deal
[01:53:32] with. This is what this looks like.
[01:53:41] There's nothing there.
[01:53:44] It's all gone.
[01:53:46] This isn't counterterrorism.
[01:53:48] This isn't counterinsurgency.
[01:53:50] That's not how any of this looks. We all
[01:53:54] know what this is. You know what this
[01:53:56] actually looks like, guys? This looks
[01:53:58] more like this. This looks more like a
[01:54:01] nuclear bomb went off,
[01:54:06] which is kind of the opposite of a
[01:54:08] surgical operation, actually. Now, do
[01:54:11] you want to know how we know for pretty
[01:54:13] much 100% certainty that this war is not
[01:54:16] going to end? It's this right here. Yes.
[01:54:19] So, Israeli.
[01:54:21] >> Yeah. So,
[01:54:23] no, Mr. Huckabe, you can get absolutely
[01:54:27] [ __ ]
[01:54:30] Try asking your own military from the
[01:54:33] nation you claim to serve exactly how
[01:54:36] many pains they take, exactly how many
[01:54:38] risks they put themselves at to prevent
[01:54:41] civilian casualties in American military
[01:54:44] operations.
[01:54:49] and then try to tell them that Israel
[01:54:52] does better, that Israel is more careful
[01:54:56] about civilian life.
[01:54:58] Please, please tell us more about how
[01:55:02] careful Israel is to prevent the deaths
[01:55:04] of civilians while the death count is
[01:55:07] somewhere in the range of tens of
[01:55:09] thousands to hundreds of thousands of
[01:55:11] civilians, largely children.
[01:55:16] No, no, thank you.
[01:55:19] >> I'm just telling you that they
[01:55:20] >> But then let me ask you on that
[01:55:21] question. You know, I that's such a
[01:55:23] politically loaded
[01:55:24] >> but I resent the idea that you think
[01:55:25] that I'm not loyal to the US.
[01:55:28] >> Look, I'm not Say you're not loyal. I'm
[01:55:31] >> I'll say it, Mr. Huckabe. You're not
[01:55:33] loyal to [ __ ]
[01:55:35] >> You're a Zionist. You're loyal to Israel
[01:55:38] and you'll do anything on behalf of
[01:55:39] Israel and your entire spiel is Israel.
[01:55:42] You're not loyal to America. Read the
[01:55:44] Epstein documents, please. We'll get to
[01:55:46] those clips later. Read the Epstein
[01:55:47] documents. You are loyal to the nation
[01:55:49] that was sexually trafficking American
[01:55:51] children on behalf of Israel to
[01:55:53] blackmail American politicians and
[01:55:55] financeers and business people on behalf
[01:55:58] of Israel, subverting our nation on
[01:56:00] behalf of yours
[01:56:02] by trafficking American children.
[01:56:06] You're not loyal to America, whether you
[01:56:08] think you are or not. Doesn't help if
[01:56:10] you're ignorant to the fact that you're
[01:56:11] [ __ ] You're still [ __ ]
[01:56:14] I hope that helps. I know Tucker's not
[01:56:16] gonna say it. I'll say it.
[01:56:19] Mr. Huckabe, f you. Merely noting what
[01:56:23] you just said, which was that the IDF
[01:56:26] takes greater pains than the US, our
[01:56:28] military does to spare civilian lives.
[01:56:31] And I guess my question is, when was the
[01:56:34] last time the US military killed this
[01:56:36] many civilians? Do you know? Well, it
[01:56:40] could have been Nagasaki, Hiroshima.
[01:56:46] >> Literally just says it. Literally just
[01:56:48] says it. I mean, the IDF takes so many
[01:56:51] pains to spare civilian lives. So, when
[01:56:54] was the last time that that the US
[01:56:56] killed this many kids? Well, it was when
[01:56:58] they dropped nuclear bombs on civilian
[01:57:01] locations.
[01:57:04] So
[01:57:06] then this time when we're when we're
[01:57:08] killing that many civilians, it's
[01:57:09] because of something so bad like World
[01:57:11] War II, right? No, no, no. It's because
[01:57:14] of a terrorist attack that we
[01:57:15] intentionally let happen by sending all
[01:57:17] of our troops away from the border,
[01:57:19] ignoring all the intelligence reports
[01:57:20] that we had, and doing a standown order
[01:57:23] so they could get their whole job done
[01:57:24] so we could start this war because we
[01:57:26] wanted this war real bad.
[01:57:29] Not to mention that a huge number of
[01:57:30] those civilians that were killed on that
[01:57:31] day were killed by Israeli forces in
[01:57:33] Israeli helicopters firing Israeli
[01:57:35] hellfire missiles under the Hannibal
[01:57:37] directive. That is admitted by Israel
[01:57:39] openly.
[01:57:42] Yeah. Yeah. Okay. Cool. Cool story, bro.
[01:57:46] So,
[01:57:48] let's get into the Jonathan Pard part.
[01:57:51] Oh boy. The Jonathan Pard part
[01:57:54] >> was in our country and in this remember
[01:57:56] it in 2000
[01:57:57] >> basically courtesy meeting he wanted to
[01:58:00] thank me for being
[01:58:01] >> okay I'm going to I'm going to rewind
[01:58:03] this piece
[01:58:04] >> thank you very much for apologize for
[01:58:06] that each other don't
[01:58:09] >> you and I have known each other so
[01:58:10] >> yes
[01:58:10] >> I appreciate very much
[01:58:12] >> you're coming here
[01:58:14] >> but I hope that I will be back soon and
[01:58:16] I hope the country I've been here a lot
[01:58:18] >> and there are a lot of things I love
[01:58:19] about our sense of
[01:58:21] Um, so I want to ask you, everyone I've
[01:58:23] talked to in in preparation for this has
[01:58:26] said the same thing. Jonathan Pard, like
[01:58:29] can I'm just going to show the the name
[01:58:31] to you and have you explain.
[01:58:32] >> No, I'm glad.
[01:58:34] >> If you don't know who Jonathan Pard is,
[01:58:37] um, okay, I didn't link it there.
[01:58:45] Let's just really quickly do a little a
[01:58:47] little backstory here. We'll get some in
[01:58:48] the clips as well. Jonathan Pard was an
[01:58:52] American Jew that worked in the US
[01:58:55] government
[01:58:57] that flipped and became a spy for Israel
[01:59:01] and during the Cold War collected a
[01:59:04] whole bunch of America's most sensitive
[01:59:07] military secrets, including battle plans
[01:59:10] and military strategy, and sold them to
[01:59:13] Israel. sent them to Israel
[01:59:16] that then flipped around and sold them
[01:59:19] to Russia, our enemy, the USSR.
[01:59:23] The most egregious leak, the most uh
[01:59:26] like egregious intelligence leak in
[01:59:28] American history.
[01:59:32] a traitor of absolutely epic proportions
[01:59:37] on behalf of Israel because he was
[01:59:39] Jewish and because his first allegiance
[01:59:41] was to the Jewish state, not to his
[01:59:43] nation where he was born, where he was
[01:59:45] raised, where he was given a career and
[01:59:47] a future and trust.
[01:59:50] We'll get into why that part is so
[01:59:51] important in just a little bit here, but
[01:59:53] if you don't know who Jonathan Pard was,
[01:59:55] he's this piece of [ __ ]
[01:59:59] >> Glad you asked. You know, interestingly,
[02:00:01] there's been a lot of things about it.
[02:00:03] You're the first person who has asked me
[02:00:05] about it,
[02:00:06] >> which I find amazing.
[02:00:08] >> And it is he had a secret meeting with
[02:00:11] Jonathan Pard in Israel in the embassy
[02:00:15] that became kind of a hot button thing
[02:00:17] and we'll, you know, we'll hear a little
[02:00:19] bit of his explanation. We'll probably
[02:00:20] skip a little bit.
[02:00:21] >> So, I'm glad you pard two times. Once I
[02:00:23] was making a speech in Jerusalem. This
[02:00:25] has been a few years ago. His wife was
[02:00:26] still alive at the time and he was there
[02:00:30] and someone introduced me to him and his
[02:00:33] wife. I said hello to them. That was it.
[02:00:36] Hi, nice to meet Esther, his wife. And
[02:00:39] that was it. I went and made my speech
[02:00:41] and I left. Um later his wife passed
[02:00:44] away uh here in Israel. And I sent him a
[02:00:48] note and just said, "I'm sorry to hear
[02:00:50] about your wife. I remember meeting her
[02:00:51] at the hotel."
[02:00:53] Yeah. Yeah.
[02:00:55] When the [ __ ] traitor of the century
[02:00:59] has a death in the family, you know what
[02:01:01] your job is as the ambassador
[02:01:04] to the nation he betrayed? It's to send
[02:01:07] your condolences.
[02:01:10] Imagine if Jeffrey Epstein was alive and
[02:01:13] his wife Galain died
[02:01:16] and Mike Huckabe was like, "Hey Jeffrey,
[02:01:19] I'm so sorry to hear about your loss. I
[02:01:21] know it's really hard on you when girls
[02:01:24] die.
[02:01:26] I feel really bad for you. Sorry, bud.
[02:01:29] Sorry, bud.
[02:01:31] Is that how we do it? Is that how we do
[02:01:34] it, Mike? Is that how we treat traitors?
[02:01:38] And uh sorry to hear it. He then asked,
[02:01:41] could he come and see me? He wanted to
[02:01:44] come and thank me for being kind to him.
[02:01:47] Totally normal thing for a traitorous
[02:01:49] spy to do. Oh, hey. Thanks for the
[02:01:51] condolences. Could I come and have a
[02:01:53] meeting with you about how condolent you
[02:01:55] were?
[02:01:57] Gosh, thanks for being so sorry for me,
[02:01:59] Mr. Ambassador to America, that I
[02:02:01] betrayed.
[02:02:03] Could I come and have a meeting with
[02:02:04] you?
[02:02:10] Um,
[02:02:13] that's a little suspicious. That's a
[02:02:15] little weird, Mike.
[02:02:20] Um, is there a recording of this
[02:02:22] meeting, Mr. Mike? Because seems like
[02:02:24] the kind of meeting that should probably
[02:02:26] be recorded. You probably shouldn't be
[02:02:28] meeting off the record with Israeli
[02:02:31] spies that betrayed the American
[02:02:33] government.
[02:02:35] Imagine if it was Jeffrey Epstein who
[02:02:37] betrayed America. And you're like, "I'm
[02:02:39] so sorry to hear about your wife,
[02:02:40] Galain. Such a great gal. Such a great
[02:02:43] gal. Sorry that she's dead." And
[02:02:45] Jeffrey's like, "Oh, man. Thanks for
[02:02:47] being so sorry for me, bud. Can I come
[02:02:49] have a meeting with you? Off the record.
[02:02:52] Yeah, no problem, bro. Let's meet for 30
[02:02:54] minutes, 45. Who cares?
[02:02:58] You should probably record that.
[02:03:03] Just saying.
[02:03:05] Because you're meeting with a spy
[02:03:08] for an adversarial nation. And in this
[02:03:11] case, a spy that advocates spying on
[02:03:14] America on behalf of Israel, that
[02:03:15] advocates being adversarial, that
[02:03:18] literally advocates using nuclear
[02:03:20] weapons to defend Israel, literally
[02:03:22] advocates nuking America. Jonathan Per
[02:03:26] does, and we are going to watch those
[02:03:28] clips in just a moment. This
[02:03:29] [ __ ] met off the record with an
[02:03:32] Israeli spy that advocates for nuking
[02:03:35] America. But don't worry, cuz he wears a
[02:03:38] he's got an America flag pin on. Do you
[02:03:39] see my Do you see what what what flag is
[02:03:41] this? What flag is this, Tucker? You see
[02:03:43] this flag? That's the country I
[02:03:44] represent.
[02:03:47] >> He came to the embassy. I think we met
[02:03:49] for maybe 30 minutes. We had a nice,
[02:03:51] pleasant visit. The funny thing was the
[02:03:55] New York Times reported that it was a
[02:03:57] secret meeting. Tucker, if you've ever
[02:03:59] been to the US Embassy, you would know
[02:04:01] there's no such thing as a secret
[02:04:02] meeting at the US Embassy.
[02:04:04] >> Then I'm sure there's a recording of it,
[02:04:05] Mr. Huckabe. I'm sure there's a
[02:04:07] recording of your not secret meeting
[02:04:09] because here's the thing.
[02:04:12] If there's not, then yeah, it's a
[02:04:15] [ __ ] secret meeting. Then yeah, you
[02:04:17] exchanged secret words with an Israeli
[02:04:19] spy that we don't know what they are and
[02:04:22] we would all like to know, Mr. Huckabe.
[02:04:24] So, thank you very much. If you have a
[02:04:26] recording of your not secret meeting, we
[02:04:28] would love to hear it verbatim.
[02:04:32] And if there's no recording of it, then
[02:04:34] yes, actually that is a secret meeting.
[02:04:35] It doesn't matter that we all know what
[02:04:37] happened.
[02:04:39] We all know that they all met with
[02:04:40] Jeffrey Epstein, too. We all know that
[02:04:42] all that happened. Nothing's getting
[02:04:44] done about it.
[02:04:47] All kinds of secret meetings happening
[02:04:48] out here that we know happened.
[02:04:52] There cameras everywhere. You walk
[02:04:54] through Marines, you walk through
[02:04:55] security, you walk through the front
[02:04:56] office, and there's a dozen or more
[02:04:58] people that are going to check you out
[02:05:01] when you come. And before you get there,
[02:05:02] you're going to have to give us your
[02:05:04] passport information. and you're going
[02:05:05] to have to be vetted and screened and
[02:05:07] all of this stuff. So, the idea that it
[02:05:08] was secret,
[02:05:09] >> so they did all that stuff and they
[02:05:11] decided, yeah, let's let this [ __ ]
[02:05:12] Israeli spy walk in here and meet with
[02:05:15] Mr. Ambassador.
[02:05:20] That's almost weirder. That is a little
[02:05:22] bit weirder, dog.
[02:05:27] That's pretty [ __ ] weird.
[02:05:31] Why Why are we letting Israeli spies
[02:05:33] meet with you?
[02:05:35] secret was ludicrous. The whole idea is
[02:05:37] look, Jonathan Pard did something that
[02:05:39] was terribly wrong. Um, he sold secrets.
[02:05:43] He shouldn't have done it. He was
[02:05:46] sentenced to 30 years in prison and
[02:05:48] spent 30 actually was, I think, yeah, I
[02:05:51] think he was sentenced to maybe more
[02:05:53] than 30 years, but he spent 30 years in
[02:05:54] prison. Most people convicted of
[02:05:57] something similar, uh, which was one
[02:05:59] count, I believe, would have spent two
[02:06:01] to four, but he spent 30. I don't have a
[02:06:03] problem with him spending 30 because I
[02:06:05] think what he did was despicable. I'm
[02:06:07] not defending anything about what he
[02:06:09] did. But even people like the former
[02:06:12] director of the CIA,
[02:06:15] um, a number of other senators on the
[02:06:17] Senate Foreign Relations of the Senate
[02:06:19] Intel Committee said that he should be
[02:06:23] allowed to leave and move to Israel if
[02:06:25] he wanted to. So it to me was not as big
[02:06:28] a deal that I had this basically
[02:06:31] courtesy meeting. He wanted to thank me
[02:06:34] for being nice to him when his wife took
[02:06:36] him 30 minutes to thank you for being
[02:06:38] nice to him. Couldn't have done that
[02:06:40] over the phone. Couldn't have done that
[02:06:42] over a letter. Couldn't have done that
[02:06:43] in writing saying thanks bud. Appreciate
[02:06:45] it. Had to have a in-person off
[02:06:48] thereordcord meeting with the
[02:06:50] ambassador.
[02:06:53] That sounds a little suspicious, bud.
[02:06:56] No, that does not sound like a courtesy
[02:06:59] thank you meeting.
[02:07:00] >> I've died.
[02:07:01] >> That's pretty much the
[02:07:02] >> You advocated for his release when you
[02:07:04] ran for I remember it in 2011.
[02:07:08] >> Um I'm pretty sure
[02:07:11] that I've got that pulled up here.
[02:07:16] These are Pards of Pard being a [ __ ]
[02:07:18] piece of [ __ ]
[02:07:21] Um, this is a a compilation of Mr.
[02:07:24] Huckabe must compilation of Mr.
[02:07:27] Huckabe's finest moments. Uh,
[02:07:30] if the people of Egypt are really
[02:07:32] seeking for there to be democracy and
[02:07:35] for a level of freedom,
[02:07:38] >> this is from 15 years ago, so 200
[02:07:43] 11.
[02:07:47] That's wild.
[02:07:48] >> That's a good thing. uh but they can't
[02:07:51] have it by rioting in the streets and
[02:07:53] looting stores. That's not a good thing.
[02:07:55] And that does not lead to uh to a
[02:07:57] peaceful environment. Um I guess the
[02:08:01] main hope is that there's an
[02:08:03] understanding that any attempt to bring
[02:08:06] radical jihadism into Egypt and
[02:08:09] particularly into its form of government
[02:08:12] would take away the very thing that
[02:08:14] supposedly they're in the streets
[02:08:15] demanding. And I do just want to point
[02:08:17] out that the title of this is Mike
[02:08:19] Huckabe visits Israel says to free
[02:08:21] Jonathan Pard posted by the Jerusalem
[02:08:23] Post and the caption here is
[02:08:29] likely Republican presidential candidate
[02:08:32] spoke to the Jerusalem Post about hot
[02:08:34] topics like the Egyptian protests and
[02:08:35] troubled peace talks as seen on
[02:08:36] jpost.com.
[02:08:38] And I just want to point out the subtext
[02:08:41] here that
[02:08:44] remember
[02:08:47] that if Mike Huckabe, this avid
[02:08:50] Christian Zionist that to this day is
[02:08:52] still pulling water for Israel, if he
[02:08:55] was a likely Republican presidential
[02:08:57] candidate 15 years ago, who do you think
[02:09:00] was the ones deciding that maybe he
[02:09:02] could be a presidential candidate?
[02:09:05] It was Israel. It was the Epstein
[02:09:07] network. It was the Rothschilds. It was
[02:09:10] the Ahood Baracks and Netanyahus of this
[02:09:12] world. It was their networks that were
[02:09:15] all vetting all of the pro-Israel
[02:09:17] candidates that might be able to make
[02:09:18] the cut that they could install as the
[02:09:21] leaders of our country. That's the era
[02:09:24] that that was that we are still in
[02:09:25] today. And so if this man was a likely
[02:09:29] Republican presidential candidate as
[02:09:30] reported by the Jerusalem Post,
[02:09:33] just remember that he was a prime
[02:09:36] candidate for the highest position of
[02:09:38] Jewish honor on behalf of Israel. Now,
[02:09:42] he didn't make the cut in the end, but
[02:09:45] that doesn't mean that he's not still a
[02:09:47] high candidate for Jewish honor on
[02:09:50] behalf of Israel in whatever other
[02:09:52] positions they prepare for him along the
[02:09:54] way in the future.
[02:09:56] And right now he is the US ambassador to
[02:10:01] Israel and that's a pretty important
[02:10:03] position for him to be in.
[02:10:07] So maybe he didn't make the cut for
[02:10:08] president, top [ __ ] but he sure is still
[02:10:13] pulling his weight. And I just wanted
[02:10:15] to, you know, remember the context of
[02:10:18] all of this.
[02:10:20] >> That's their own freedom.
[02:10:21] >> Likely US Republican presidential
[02:10:23] candidate and Fox News talk show host
[02:10:26] Mike Huckabe is visiting Israel again to
[02:10:29] support America's commitment to Israel.
[02:10:32] He spoke to the Jerusalem Post about a
[02:10:34] number of hot topics like the Egyptian
[02:10:36] demonstrations and Huckabe added that US
[02:10:38] should free Israeli spy Jonathan Pard as
[02:10:41] a proof of America's friendship.
[02:10:44] >> So yeah, he was advocating
[02:10:46] 15 years ago that America should free
[02:10:50] this traitorous spy as proof of
[02:10:52] America's friendship to Israel.
[02:10:56] Hey, let's prove to them how friendly we
[02:10:58] are to them by freeing the guy that
[02:10:59] betrayed us on behalf of them. Because
[02:11:01] that's what friends do, right?
[02:11:06] Hey, while we're at it, maybe we should
[02:11:07] free Gain and send her back over there
[02:11:09] just to prove to them how friendly we
[02:11:10] are to them. Cuz they're such a good
[02:11:12] friend to us, right, Mike?
[02:11:17] H
[02:11:19] weird.
[02:11:22] >> Is there reason now? We don't need
[02:11:24] anything to reflect
[02:11:26] >> that we're anything but an absolute ally
[02:11:29] of Israel.
[02:11:31] >> This would send the right message to the
[02:11:33] rest of the world that America is not
[02:11:35] pulling back on its friendship and
[02:11:37] relationship with Israel. Uh but it is
[02:11:40] is accelerating and and making sure that
[02:11:42] we're taking every step possible uh to
[02:11:45] solidify those bonds. Huckabe said he is
[02:11:48] still undecided about a possible run for
[02:11:50] the Republican presidential nomination
[02:11:52] in 2012. The former governor is touring
[02:11:55] the Judea and Samaria regions and East
[02:11:58] Jerusalem alongside movie star John
[02:12:00] Voit.
[02:12:01] >> And while standing in front of the
[02:12:03] controversial Shepherd Hotel, Huckabe
[02:12:05] said he supports Jewish building in all
[02:12:08] areas of Israel in the West Bank,
[02:12:12] >> supports the illegal settlements. I I
[02:12:14] think that uh Jewish people have a right
[02:12:15] to build in their homeland and certainly
[02:12:17] that's uh you know something I would
[02:12:19] expect as an American to be able to uh
[02:12:21] live where I wanted to live in my
[02:12:22] country. I think the Jews should have
[02:12:23] the same opportunity to do that in their
[02:12:25] homeland.
[02:12:28] >> So this guy's been a piece of [ __ ] for a
[02:12:30] long time. Just to be clear, don't take
[02:12:32] Tucker's polite affect as indication
[02:12:36] that this guy's not a piece of [ __ ]
[02:12:38] >> Long before he had served 30 years. And
[02:12:41] I agree with you that there are a lot of
[02:12:43] people languishing in prison, you know,
[02:12:45] in our country and in this country, many
[02:12:47] countries, um, you know, for longer
[02:12:49] periods than they deserve. And I think
[02:12:50] it's a Christian impulse to to want to
[02:12:52] see them free. But this was the greatest
[02:12:56] traitor in modern American history who
[02:12:58] sold our battle plans sold our battle
[02:13:01] plans against the Soviet Union, our main
[02:13:03] enemy in the Cold War to the Israeli
[02:13:06] government, which according to our
[02:13:08] Reagan CIA director, Bill Casey, then
[02:13:11] gave them to the Soviet Union. So this
[02:13:13] was the most profound betrayal of the
[02:13:16] United States in my lifetime. Why
[02:13:19] advocate for that guy's release before
[02:13:21] he serves his full sentence?
[02:13:24] If that were the case in 2011, it would
[02:13:27] have been because I had a number of
[02:13:29] friends that uh suggested that he had
[02:13:31] more than served time and he didn't want
[02:13:33] to live in the US anymore. He wanted to
[02:13:35] live in Israel and uh but my association
[02:13:38] with him again I had never met him until
[02:13:40] I met him in Jerusalem at a hotel. That
[02:13:43] was the first time.
[02:13:44] >> The biggest non-answer [ __ ] ever.
[02:13:48] You had some friends that suggested that
[02:13:50] you release the spy. Yeah, you I bet you
[02:13:52] got some friends that are suggesting
[02:13:53] that Epstein is all good.
[02:13:57] I bet you got some friends that are
[02:13:58] suggesting that Epstein is a great guy.
[02:14:02] Don't look into Epstein. And I just had
[02:14:04] friends that said so. So I was like,
[02:14:06] whatever. Let's talk about something
[02:14:07] else now, please.
[02:14:09] Time I had ever encountered him.
[02:14:11] >> I'm friends with a million bad people
[02:14:14] when I've a meeting at his request. I
[02:14:17] did. And frankly, I don't regret it. I
[02:14:20] I've met with a lot of people over the
[02:14:21] course of the time I've been here and
[02:14:23] we'll meet with a lot more. Um,
[02:14:26] so while we're here talking about
[02:14:29] Jonathan Pard, let's just get a little
[02:14:31] context on who the piece of [ __ ] that
[02:14:33] we're talking about is
[02:14:36] >> reflect proportional justice. It
[02:14:39] reflected political vengeance. Plain and
[02:14:42] simple.
[02:14:42] >> You can't name a single person ever
[02:14:45] caught spying for an ally of the United
[02:14:47] States. Pop quiz. Who is this man?
[02:14:51] Pop quiz chat. Who is this man? Do you
[02:14:54] recognize him? Because oh boy,
[02:14:58] was I I I lost my mind when I saw this.
[02:15:02] I just pulled this out. This is an This
[02:15:04] is an old 60 Minutes interview. And this
[02:15:07] is your [ __ ] boy Allan the D. Allan
[02:15:10] the big ders.
[02:15:13] Here's the Here's the real question
[02:15:15] though, chat. Was Allan Dersawitz uglier
[02:15:19] back then or is he uglier today? Because
[02:15:22] it's a [ __ ] tough call, dude. It's a
[02:15:25] tough call, dude.
[02:15:29] Like, oh my god.
[02:15:38] Right.
[02:15:39] >> Say it's government who's gotten life.
[02:15:41] >> Alan Dersowitz, a Harvard law professor,
[02:15:43] was recently retained by Jonathan Pard.
[02:15:46] Jonathan Pard.
[02:15:48] >> Surprise. Alan Dersitz represents all
[02:15:51] the worst [ __ ] Jewish criminals in
[02:15:53] the world. Not just Jeffrey Epstein
[02:15:56] was is a spy. Absolutely. And he was
[02:15:59] justly convicted and justly sentenced to
[02:16:02] a term of imprisonment. That's what he
[02:16:04] deserved. But the idea that he should be
[02:16:07] treated as if he were a spy who had sold
[02:16:11] nuclear secrets to the Soviet Union,
[02:16:14] what did he do? He pleaded guilty. He
[02:16:16] fully cooperated. He helped the
[02:16:18] government in its damage assessment. He
[02:16:20] spied for a country which was an ally of
[02:16:22] the United States. He tr
[02:16:25] he spied for a country that was an ally
[02:16:26] of the United States on [ __ ] the
[02:16:28] United States, bro.
[02:16:35] Allan Duchitz dog
[02:16:38] who by the way is in the Epstein files
[02:16:41] as working for the MSAD directly. He is
[02:16:44] in the Epstein files as being debriefed
[02:16:46] by MSAD directly.
[02:16:50] Just throwing it out there.
[02:16:56] Um, I just wanted to show you how
[02:16:58] atrocious this man looks in this one,
[02:17:01] but this is the real one.
[02:17:03] >> To the point where we are now, I mean,
[02:17:06] it's hard for me to admit this. We are
[02:17:08] now feeding our enemy.
[02:17:11] I mean, this has never happened in
[02:17:14] history.
[02:17:15] >> So, to be clear, this is grownup old
[02:17:18] Jonathan Pard after he's been set free,
[02:17:22] sent back to Israel, all done.
[02:17:27] And now he hangs out in Israel and he
[02:17:30] gives interviews where he says stuff
[02:17:32] like this before. And you have to ask
[02:17:35] why. And I don't want to hear this
[02:17:36] business that it's consistent with
[02:17:39] Jewish morality. It isn't. Anybody
[02:17:42] saying that doesn't know anything about
[02:17:45] Jewish morality at all.
[02:17:47] >> He's about to teach you about Jewish
[02:17:49] morality. By the way,
[02:17:51] >> well, I think also our leaders have had
[02:17:54] their necks in a vice grip by other
[02:17:57] countries who
[02:17:58] >> Well, let me let me give you an example
[02:18:00] of that. Um I was criticized very
[02:18:04] heavily for opposing the ceasefire the
[02:18:06] American imposed ceasefire in Lebanon on
[02:18:10] us and um I was told by certain people
[02:18:13] in the government look we didn't have
[02:18:15] choice because uh we were being
[02:18:17] threatened with a complete cut off of
[02:18:20] arms.
[02:18:22] So, I listened to this and uh the
[02:18:25] individual telling me this uh said, "You
[02:18:28] don't believe this or what?" I said,
[02:18:30] "Oh, I believe that the Oiden
[02:18:32] administration, as I called it, did
[02:18:35] threaten us." But I said, "You're
[02:18:37] mistaken if you think there's never a
[02:18:39] choice. There was a choice." He said,
[02:18:41] "Well, what is it? To have our weapons
[02:18:43] cut off?" I said, "No, let me bring you
[02:18:45] back to October 1973."
[02:18:49] He's about to describe what he thought
[02:18:52] that maybe if if America's going to
[02:18:54] threaten Israel with cutting off our
[02:18:56] weapon supplies, with giving us free
[02:18:58] [ __ ] gifts, maybe next time they
[02:19:01] threaten to cut off our [ __ ] gifts
[02:19:03] that they're giving us for free. Next
[02:19:07] time we should do this to them.
[02:19:10] During the Yam Kapour war when Henry
[02:19:13] Kissinger instituted an arms embargo
[02:19:16] against us, he he stopped the aerial
[02:19:19] resupply
[02:19:21] of our army at that point to extract
[02:19:24] uh diplomatic concessions from us. And
[02:19:28] what happened? What happened was um
[02:19:32] an A4 Skyhawk was parked at uh Telnorf
[02:19:37] air base with some interesting weapons
[02:19:39] under the its wings and uh we told the
[02:19:43] Americans take your eye in the sky and
[02:19:46] take a good look at the airplane that's
[02:19:48] on that runway.
[02:19:51] And the next day the airlift started.
[02:19:56] Just to be very clear, what he just did
[02:20:00] is he described a story where Henry
[02:20:02] Kissinger back in the day put an embargo
[02:20:05] on Israel to try to be like, "Hey guys,
[02:20:06] [ __ ] get in line, bro. We give you
[02:20:08] all this [ __ ] Get in line. Calm the
[02:20:11] [ __ ] down or else we're not giving you
[02:20:13] stuff." And Israel put a bunch of nukes
[02:20:15] on a plane, parked that plane out on the
[02:20:18] runway, and said, "Hey, America, go look
[02:20:21] at the plane. Use your little spy
[02:20:22] satellites and go look at the plane with
[02:20:24] the nukes on you know, the nukes that we
[02:20:26] don't have.
[02:20:28] Just imagine what we're going to do with
[02:20:30] that plane if you don't keep giving us
[02:20:32] free weapons.
[02:20:34] A and oh, magically the next day the
[02:20:37] arms embargo stopped. That will work so
[02:20:40] good. That's a great idea. Jonathan Pard
[02:20:43] is saying that that was exactly the
[02:20:45] strategy that Israel should be
[02:20:46] employing.
[02:20:48] They should be threatening everybody
[02:20:49] with nukes.
[02:20:52] But
[02:20:54] let's take it one step further, shall
[02:20:55] we?
[02:20:57] >> So,
[02:20:59] >> the guy that I was talking
[02:21:00] >> which airlift
[02:21:01] >> to the to Israel
[02:21:03] >> the arms airlift.
[02:21:04] >> So, in other words, we threatened their
[02:21:06] um
[02:21:06] >> we threatened to use unconventional
[02:21:09] weapons. I'll leave it at that. And so
[02:21:11] he said, "Is this what you're want us to
[02:21:13] threaten now?" I said, "Absolutely,
[02:21:15] except this time I want us to go forward
[02:21:17] with it if necessary. If they think
[02:21:19] we're bluffing,
[02:21:22] we go forward with it. Look in
[02:21:24] >> Wait.
[02:21:25] >> Yeah. Wait, wait, wait. Let's [ __ ]
[02:21:27] clarify what he just said. Let's clarify
[02:21:30] real quick what this Jewish spy that Mr.
[02:21:33] Mike Huckabe had a secret meeting with,
[02:21:35] who it's really not a big deal, just a
[02:21:36] friendly meeting with. This is what he
[02:21:38] thinks. He thinks that if Israel doesn't
[02:21:40] get its way, we should put a bunch of
[02:21:42] nukes on planes and Israel should take
[02:21:45] those planes with nukes out and say,
[02:21:46] "Hey, everybody get in line. and do what
[02:21:48] the Jews say or we're going to fly these
[02:21:51] nukes out and we're going to bomb you
[02:21:52] and Israel should be prepared to drop
[02:21:55] them. That's what Jonathan Pard thinks
[02:21:58] of America. That's what Jonathan Pard
[02:22:01] thinks of all the world that's not
[02:22:02] Jewish. This is a Jewish world and if
[02:22:06] you don't do what we say, we should nuke
[02:22:08] you. But don't worry, guys. The Samson
[02:22:10] option is just made up. It's just a
[02:22:13] conspiracy theory. It's just a lie. It's
[02:22:15] just a hoax.
[02:22:17] Jonathan Per's just making up crazy
[02:22:19] stories. He's just talking crazy. Like,
[02:22:23] >> some people might look at this and hear
[02:22:26] you saying these things and say he's a
[02:22:28] dangerous dude, you know? He's he he
[02:22:31] could
[02:22:31] >> No, he's pretty much just a Israeli.
[02:22:34] Just an Israeli. Pretty much just a an
[02:22:37] average Israeli at this point is what
[02:22:39] that seems like.
[02:22:41] I hate to say it, but um we've seen a
[02:22:43] few too many videos of Israelis being
[02:22:47] absolute effing psychopaths
[02:22:50] directly into the camera
[02:22:53] and the gig is kind of up. We kind of
[02:22:54] know what what's up now. That's that's
[02:22:56] literally just him being Israeli.
[02:23:01] So this is his warm welcome
[02:23:05] from Benjamin Netanyahu when he first
[02:23:07] returned to Israel.
[02:23:10] his real allegiance to Israel. He kissed
[02:23:13] the ground in Israel
[02:23:16] and is welcomed by his master
[02:23:20] >> when he was released from prison.
[02:23:30] >> Released from prison,
[02:23:36] sent right back to his boys.
[02:23:39] And I think I have one more clip.
[02:23:43] And this one, this one's just him
[02:23:44] whining about how how badly he was
[02:23:46] treated in prison, which is like, "Yeah,
[02:23:48] that sucks, dude. Your stories suck if
[02:23:49] that's what America was doing to you.
[02:23:51] That's unfortunate." Um, a little
[02:23:53] self-awareness for complaining as an
[02:23:56] Israeli Jew complaining about prisoners
[02:23:58] being treated badly and being raped and
[02:24:01] stuff. Oh, boy. The self-awareness is
[02:24:05] not on point, bud. Um, but I don't
[02:24:07] really care to subject you to hearing
[02:24:08] him whine. But I did want to just show
[02:24:10] you, you know, the treatment he gets
[02:24:12] now. He's treated like a [ __ ]
[02:24:14] celebrity in Israel.
[02:24:15] >> Drinking from Jonathan's favorite
[02:24:17] winery. And
[02:24:19] >> they're having a podcast. They're doing
[02:24:20] an interview with the famous Israeli spy
[02:24:22] Jonathan Pard. And what do we do? We're
[02:24:24] drinking wine. We're having wine in the
[02:24:27] Vine has started working with the Kabir
[02:24:28] Winery in the Samrian Hills near Alon
[02:24:31] Mor.
[02:24:35] I don't want to play their music.
[02:24:37] >> The Merllo today. Okay. Which John and I
[02:24:39] both happen to like be tasting the
[02:24:42] Merllo today.
[02:24:44] >> One thing is quite tough. Let alone
[02:24:46] growing it where could be correct.
[02:24:52] This guy's getting funded.
[02:24:54] He's getting all the perks. He's getting
[02:24:57] treated like a hero. He's getting the
[02:24:59] celebrity status. He's getting
[02:25:01] interviewed.
[02:25:03] He's got it all. He did his service. Now
[02:25:07] he reaps his reward.
[02:25:11] So,
[02:25:16] uh, Tucker Carlson, uh, maybe I should
[02:25:19] bring up the clip of Tucker bringing
[02:25:20] this up before I show the evidence to to
[02:25:22] back it up.
[02:25:24] >> That's it. So if you spell over
[02:25:28] in prison in Israel, sex offended
[02:25:31] government official who was caught
[02:25:33] trying to molest a 15-year-old girl.
[02:25:35] >> Oh well, now he's getting into um all
[02:25:37] the other good stuff that Israel has
[02:25:39] done for us. I think I might have
[02:25:40] skipped over the part where Tucker calls
[02:25:43] out the fact that Jonathan Pard famously
[02:25:47] called for all American Jews to spy on
[02:25:51] America for Israel. Jonathan Pard
[02:25:54] famously argues that all American Jews
[02:25:58] should actually just have allegiance to
[02:26:00] Israel and should all think about
[02:26:02] working for the MSAD and being ready to
[02:26:04] answer the call should it ever come,
[02:26:07] which obviously is just a conspiracy
[02:26:08] theory. It is just a crazy anti-Semitic
[02:26:11] conspiracy theory to think that the call
[02:26:13] for MSAD would ever come to an American
[02:26:16] Jew like Jonathan Pard who advocates
[02:26:20] that all Jews clherently have dual
[02:26:23] loyalty. In fact, they actually only
[02:26:24] have one loyalty which is to Israel.
[02:26:31] And it was a the interview where he made
[02:26:33] the exact claim that Tucker is referring
[02:26:35] to by my understanding was a print
[02:26:37] interview, not a video interview. He has
[02:26:40] made very similar claims in video
[02:26:41] interviews before.
[02:26:45] But you can find lots of reporting about
[02:26:46] that print interview and quoting him on
[02:26:49] that. American Jury has one major
[02:26:52] problem. They consider themselves more
[02:26:54] American than they do Jews.
[02:27:01] If you don't like the accusation of
[02:27:02] double loyalty, then go home. He said,
[02:27:04] Jonathan Pard said, "Go back to Israel
[02:27:07] because that's where Jews belong."
[02:27:08] According to Jonathan Pard, it's as
[02:27:10] simple as that. If you live in a country
[02:27:12] where you are constantly under that
[02:27:13] charge, then you don't belong there. You
[02:27:15] go home. You come home. If you're
[02:27:17] outside Israel, then you live in a
[02:27:18] society in which you are basically
[02:27:19] considered unreliable.
[02:27:21] The self-awareness is so low, it blows
[02:27:25] my brains out, dude. The bottom line is
[02:27:28] on this charge of dual loyalty is I'm
[02:27:30] sorry, we're Jews and if we're Jews, we
[02:27:32] will always have dual loyalty, he added.
[02:27:35] His words, not mine.
[02:27:38] Man,
[02:27:41] man,
[02:27:43] I wonder why people around the world
[02:27:46] would be worried about the dual loyalty
[02:27:47] question. Jonathan Pard, geez,
[02:27:50] headscratcher.
[02:27:52] Why is everyone around the world worried
[02:27:55] about the dual loyalty thing, Jonathan
[02:27:57] [ __ ] pard?
[02:27:59] It's a mystery. I didn't pass algebra,
[02:28:02] so I don't really understand why they
[02:28:04] would be so worried about it. But o, if
[02:28:07] they're worried about it, I guess that
[02:28:09] we should just lean into it harder and
[02:28:13] spy on America for Israel.
[02:28:17] That's Jonathan Pard for you. That is
[02:28:19] Jonathan Pard. So, just wanted to bring
[02:28:23] that up a little bit, just make a
[02:28:25] mention of it.
[02:28:29] Um, I'm not sure if I'm going to go back
[02:28:31] to my document or go this way
[02:28:32] >> and get a better sense of it. Um, so I
[02:28:35] want to ask you, everyone I've talked to
[02:28:36] >> No. So, that's the Jonathan Pod one
[02:28:38] queued up.
[02:28:40] Um, killing of Christians,
[02:28:43] the biblical, right?
[02:28:45] >> Okay. Why don't we do genetic testing on
[02:28:48] everybody in the
[02:28:51] Okay. Okay. Okay. Okay. I got I got to
[02:28:52] hype this one up a little more before we
[02:28:54] just jump in like that. We got We got to
[02:28:57] We got to preamble this one a little bit
[02:28:59] because oh my god, this part is so
[02:29:00] [ __ ] good. To the Lebanon border and
[02:29:03] uh Israel did have control of the Sinai.
[02:29:06] They gave that
[02:29:07] >> what I'm saying because it's a very
[02:29:09] famous court case.
[02:29:11] >> The right of return has to do with your
[02:29:13] mother, your grandmother. It has to do
[02:29:16] with family ethnic.
[02:29:18] So this part, all the parts, this whole
[02:29:21] interview is so topsyturvy with Mike
[02:29:24] Huckabe just wrapping his answers into
[02:29:27] pretzels of logical inconsistency, of
[02:29:32] Jewish supremacy, of absolute Christian
[02:29:36] cuckery that um you really can't pull
[02:29:39] any one clip and get the actual fullness
[02:29:43] of how [ __ ] this thing is. But we're
[02:29:47] trying to try our best to kind of skim
[02:29:48] through it a little bit and get the gist
[02:29:49] of the whole thing. But I really, you
[02:29:51] really should just watch the whole thing
[02:29:53] for yourself because he tr Tucker tries
[02:29:57] to get Mr. Huckabe to describe exactly
[02:30:01] who has a right to this land and why
[02:30:03] does he think that for like 35 minutes
[02:30:07] and Mr. Huckabe just keeps going back
[02:30:09] and forth and back and forth and [ __ ]
[02:30:11] tying it all in. It's just like what are
[02:30:14] you even saying bro?
[02:30:16] >> There's a lot of sure ethnicity is a big
[02:30:18] part of the right of return
[02:30:20] >> to make aliyah to come to Israel to live
[02:30:23] here.
[02:30:24] >> Then if I if both of your parents are
[02:30:26] Jewish and you have an ethnic right to
[02:30:29] land you are one of Abram's descendants
[02:30:32] but you convert to Christianity. How is
[02:30:34] it you don't have the right to return?
[02:30:35] I'm totally confused. But I know a
[02:30:37] number of people who have returned as
[02:30:39] Christians but have Jewish history.
[02:30:42] >> Are you saying that Jews who convert to
[02:30:45] Christianity have a right a legal right
[02:30:49] to return? Cuz I
[02:30:50] >> I know that they do whether when you say
[02:30:53] do they have a right to return do they
[02:30:55] prove
[02:30:56] >> it's a it's a legal category as in any
[02:30:57] government by their family history their
[02:31:01] grandmother their mother and there are
[02:31:03] many aspects of that. I've read it. I
[02:31:05] think
[02:31:06] >> I know that these are people who are
[02:31:07] Christian and they came here made
[02:31:09] aliyah. They had Jewish blood, Jewish
[02:31:13] history.
[02:31:14] >> They were Christian, Messianic, but they
[02:31:17] came here and they were welcomed here.
[02:31:20] >> And they were given full legal rights.
[02:31:22] Absolutely. And a passport. So, so
[02:31:24] clearly that's not it's not true that
[02:31:27] you invalidate your right of return by
[02:31:29] converting to Christianity. That's just
[02:31:30] false.
[02:31:31] >> I'm not aware of that. I I know that
[02:31:33] there are a number of Christians here. I
[02:31:35] go to church with Christians every week
[02:31:36] here.
[02:31:37] >> Of course. But do you have a right to
[02:31:39] come and say, "I am an ethnic Jew,
[02:31:42] >> even though I practice Christianity.
[02:31:44] Therefore, I have every bit as much
[02:31:46] right to move into a settlement in the
[02:31:48] West Bank or into East Jerus or
[02:31:50] anywhere."
[02:31:51] >> I'm sure that all the Jews in Israel
[02:31:53] believe that. I'm sure they're all
[02:31:54] really down with that. I'm sure that
[02:31:55] they would love to have you Christians.
[02:31:57] I want Galilee anywhere because I am
[02:32:01] returning to the land of my forefathers
[02:32:03] of a legal right in the state of Israel
[02:32:05] even though I've converted to
[02:32:06] Christianity. You're saying that's true.
[02:32:08] >> I'm saying I know people who've done it
[02:32:10] now. Can Can I
[02:32:11] >> I'm saying I'mma avoid your [ __ ]
[02:32:13] question because I'm busy doing Hosra
[02:32:16] and you're [ __ ] really asking a
[02:32:18] question right here and it's getting a
[02:32:20] little uncomfortable. So let me do the
[02:32:22] whole grandpa thing.
[02:32:23] >> Tell you what the law specifically is.
[02:32:25] I'm not sure because it's really a
[02:32:27] Christian. I'm not I don't have any
[02:32:28] Jewish roots. So therefore, I cannot
[02:32:31] quote you the law. If you want me to do
[02:32:33] that, I'll look at
[02:32:33] >> Well, it really matters because you're
[02:32:35] saying, in fact, people in the United
[02:32:37] States are being called anti-semites.
[02:32:40] >> A lot of them, including me, because
[02:32:44] they somehow don't believe that Israel
[02:32:46] has a right to this land.
[02:32:48] >> Do you think Israel has a right to this
[02:32:50] land?
[02:32:50] >> No. You haven't defined what the land is
[02:32:52] and you haven't defined who Israel is.
[02:32:54] So I really don't know.
[02:32:55] >> No, it is the land they're living in
[02:32:56] now. The borders that they have.
[02:32:58] >> The borders are moving. The borders have
[02:33:00] moved in the last year.
[02:33:01] >> What do you mean the borders have moved
[02:33:03] in the last?
[02:33:03] >> Well, they they are the 1967 borders.
[02:33:05] I'm including, you know, the the
[02:33:08] >> East Jerusalem and Jerusalem.
[02:33:11] They move every year because they keep
[02:33:13] stealing Palestinian land in the West
[02:33:14] Bank and starting new illegal
[02:33:16] settlements every year that are illegal
[02:33:18] under every read of every version of all
[02:33:21] international law that Israeli
[02:33:23] leadership basically is just like,
[02:33:24] "Yeah, we're just going to ignore all
[02:33:25] that because [ __ ] it, because we want
[02:33:26] all the land." Just to be clear.
[02:33:30] What are the borders of Judea and
[02:33:32] Samaria? Well, you basically take the
[02:33:36] Jordan River and it's west of the Jordan
[02:33:39] River to the Mediterranean Sea to the
[02:33:42] Lebanon border and uh Israel did have
[02:33:45] control of the Sinai. They gave that to
[02:33:47] Egypt.
[02:33:48] >> They had control of it,
[02:33:49] >> right?
[02:33:50] >> They gave it away in 1979 in the peace
[02:33:52] agreement.
[02:33:53] >> Um but okay,
[02:33:55] >> so we whatever you call it, the land
[02:33:58] that was taken from Jordan in 1967, you
[02:34:01] call it Judea and Samaria. There's a
[02:34:03] significance to that that I don't fully
[02:34:06] understand. I'm not against it. I don't
[02:34:08] know what it it's the biblical 80% of
[02:34:10] the Bible happened in the Judea and
[02:34:11] Samaria.
[02:34:12] >> We've also establish that the Bible
[02:34:13] gives Jews the right to occupy the land
[02:34:16] from the Nile to the Euphrates. So I'm
[02:34:18] very confused by why we've shrunk the
[02:34:21] land and why we're dis
[02:34:23] >> Israel has shrunk the land. They have
[02:34:26] made that decision. That's why they gave
[02:34:28] away
[02:34:30] giving away a lot of things.
[02:34:34] Abram's descendants are the ones who
[02:34:36] have the right to have this land.
[02:34:37] Correct?
[02:34:38] >> Yes. Okay. Why don't we do genetic
[02:34:40] testing on everybody in the land and
[02:34:42] find out who Abram's descendants are?
[02:34:44] It's really simple. We've cracked the
[02:34:45] human genome. We can do that.
[02:34:49] [ __ ] yeah, Tucker. [ __ ] yes.
[02:34:54] I'm not sure I've ever heard Tucker say
[02:34:56] something that I loved hearing more.
[02:35:05] Why don't we do genetic testing and
[02:35:08] figure out exactly who has a genetic
[02:35:10] lineage to this land? Mr. Huckabe.
[02:35:15] Hey, Ben Shapiro. Why don't we do
[02:35:18] genetic testing to figure out exactly
[02:35:21] who has a genetic lineage to the
[02:35:23] descendants of Abraham? If you're so
[02:35:26] biblical about the whole thing, wouldn't
[02:35:28] that be great to know who the
[02:35:31] descendants of Abraham are?
[02:35:34] Wouldn't it be great to know just how
[02:35:37] connected to the land Benjamin Netanyahu
[02:35:40] is?
[02:35:43] Wouldn't it be great?
[02:35:45] because then we could put all of the
[02:35:47] anti-semitism to rest at last and we
[02:35:50] could find out who the real Semites are.
[02:35:55] But it's a little weird that um genetic
[02:35:58] testing is basically outlawed and it's
[02:36:00] so incredibly hard to get done and no
[02:36:02] one ever does it in Israel despite the
[02:36:05] fact that that being the whole biblical
[02:36:07] case for Israel.
[02:36:11] [ __ ] yeah, Tucker. Yeah, that is the
[02:36:14] real question. Let's listen to it one
[02:36:15] more time, please. Because that's just
[02:36:17] music to my ears. And his face when he
[02:36:20] says it, he knows it.
[02:36:21] >> They gave away.
[02:36:22] >> Now, now's the time for giving away a
[02:36:25] lot of things.
[02:36:28] >> Abram's descendants are the ones who
[02:36:30] have the right to have this land.
[02:36:31] Correct?
[02:36:32] >> Yes.
[02:36:33] >> Okay. Why don't we do genetic testing on
[02:36:35] everybody in the land and find out who
[02:36:37] Abram's descendants are? It's really
[02:36:38] simple. We've cracked the human genome.
[02:36:40] We can do that. Do you think Ben Shapiro
[02:36:43] is a descendant of Abraham?
[02:36:46] Do you think that the Rothschilds are
[02:36:48] descendants of Abraham?
[02:36:53] Do you think Ahoud Barack and Jeffrey
[02:36:55] Epstein and Leslie Wexner are
[02:36:57] descendants of Abraham?
[02:37:02] Yeah,
[02:37:05] we all know why they don't want to do
[02:37:08] genetic testing.
[02:37:10] >> Why don't we do that? Would you be
[02:37:11] against doing that?
[02:37:14] I I have no idea what that would prove.
[02:37:17] I mean,
[02:37:19] >> you're not very smart, are you, Mike?
[02:37:22] You're not very smart.
[02:37:24] >> It would be. What do you mean? What it
[02:37:25] would it would prove who Abram's
[02:37:26] descendants are and who has a a right to
[02:37:29] live here and who doesn't according to
[02:37:31] the theology that you yourself just
[02:37:33] explained. And so, I'm very confused as
[02:37:36] to why we don't do that. If you believe
[02:37:38] the theology that you've just explained
[02:37:40] to me,
[02:37:40] >> would we do that all over the world and
[02:37:42] everybody?
[02:37:43] >> This is the only country in the world
[02:37:44] that you've said has
[02:37:47] this covenant with God that this pe
[02:37:49] which by the way is [ __ ] That's
[02:37:51] complete retardation. Um, obviously, and
[02:37:55] by the way, since when are we forcing
[02:37:57] your religion onto other people's
[02:37:58] [ __ ] lands and [ __ ] but but aside
[02:38:00] from all of that, let's take his
[02:38:03] professed religious beliefs, you know,
[02:38:05] as they are, and let's just hold them
[02:38:07] accountable to their own [ __ ] belief
[02:38:08] systems.
[02:38:09] >> People have a moral and legal right to
[02:38:12] the land.
[02:38:13] >> What about people who convert to
[02:38:14] Judaism? Would they have a right? Well,
[02:38:16] you've just
[02:38:18] you've just said
[02:38:19] >> I mean there are to Judaism. So
[02:38:21] >> you just told me
[02:38:22] >> they can make aliyah. They may not have
[02:38:24] >> You've just told me that it doesn't
[02:38:26] matter. You told me moments ago. Trying
[02:38:29] to keep track. Okay.
[02:38:30] >> That it doesn't matter whether or not
[02:38:32] you believe in God or whether or not you
[02:38:35] practice Torah Judaism or rabbitic
[02:38:37] Judaism, which is something else that I
[02:38:39] I don't even know if we should I don't
[02:38:41] even know what that means. But it
[02:38:43] doesn't matter whether you're quote a
[02:38:44] religious Jew or not. What matters is
[02:38:47] that you are part of the Jewish people
[02:38:51] to whom God gave this land that extends
[02:38:54] from the Niles to the Euphrates. And so
[02:38:56] if you believe that, wouldn't you want
[02:38:58] to know with a burning passion who those
[02:39:01] people are? And because of science, we
[02:39:03] can now know who those people are. So
[02:39:06] why aren't we finding out?
[02:39:09] I guess you could propose a DNA test for
[02:39:12] everybody who comes here, everybody who
[02:39:13] lives here. But the point I'm
[02:39:15] comfortable with secular nation states
[02:39:17] where it's none of this is done on the
[02:39:19] basis of blood.
[02:39:20] >> I'm uncomfortable with that. I'll just
[02:39:22] say that.
[02:39:22] >> But there are people who may not have
[02:39:24] bloodlines but who have converted to
[02:39:26] Judaism.
[02:39:27] >> Are they going to be able to live here?
[02:39:29] Are you going to kick them out?
[02:39:30] >> By your standards, they can't live here.
[02:39:32] You just said that they have a right to
[02:39:34] live here because God gave them the land
[02:39:37] because they're the descendants of
[02:39:38] Abraham.
[02:39:39] >> They're the descendants of Abraham. But
[02:39:41] if they're the spiritual descendants of
[02:39:42] Abraham and they've now decided that
[02:39:45] they're converting to Judaism,
[02:39:48] then do they have a right to live in
[02:39:50] Israel? I Well, there's a Well, Mr.
[02:39:52] Hakabe, see, I'm going to decide that
[02:39:54] I'm the spiritual descendant of Abraham,
[02:39:56] and I'm going to need a 0% interest
[02:39:59] loan, please, like the rest of the
[02:40:01] tribesmen. Um, I'm going to need some
[02:40:03] free healthcare like the rest of the
[02:40:04] tribesmen. I'm going to need like a
[02:40:07] recommendation to go to Harvard, maybe a
[02:40:09] job at a bank. Um, maybe some help with
[02:40:11] the stock market. I could really use
[02:40:13] maybe some elevation in political
[02:40:15] circles. I could use some of that bot
[02:40:18] that sweet sweet bot juice that you guys
[02:40:19] got floating around on X because you see
[02:40:21] I'm spiritually descended from Abraham,
[02:40:24] bud. Um I I could use a house, too. If
[02:40:27] you guys could steal some land for me, I
[02:40:29] I would I would really love to have a
[02:40:31] house because see, I spiritually feel
[02:40:34] like I'm descended from Abraham, bud. Um
[02:40:38] is that how it works?
[02:40:40] Is that how it works?
[02:40:43] because we didn't watch the clip
[02:40:45] earlier. I don't know if I'll be able to
[02:40:47] find it where Tucker
[02:40:50] rightly points out that like, wait a
[02:40:52] minute, wait a minute, wait a minute.
[02:40:53] Like, are we talking about religious
[02:40:54] Judaism? Are we talking about like
[02:40:55] ethnic Judaism? Because Benjamin
[02:40:57] Netanyahu is not religious. The founders
[02:40:59] of Israel were atheists. They weren't
[02:41:01] religious. So, obviously, it's not about
[02:41:03] being a religious Jew. So, is it about
[02:41:04] being an ethnic Jew? And the answer is,
[02:41:06] "Oh, yeah. Yeah, it's about the blood of
[02:41:07] Abraham." Right. Right. Well, yeah, but
[02:41:09] like they're all from [ __ ] Poland.
[02:41:18] I we've we've got to have it. We We've
[02:41:20] got to have
[02:41:22] um
[02:41:27] Is it not in here? It's got to be in
[02:41:29] here. Genocide Christians in Israel.
[02:41:31] Pard. Pard.
[02:41:34] Um,
[02:41:44] no, it's not marked.
[02:41:49] But, um, we'll see if we can't snipe it.
[02:41:52] >> Wants to have peace in. They're not
[02:41:54] trying to take to have a homeland where
[02:41:58] they have security and safety. Did you
[02:42:00] believe that the Jews have a right to
[02:42:02] live in Israel? Do you believe the Jews
[02:42:04] have a right to live in Israel?
[02:42:06] >> I
[02:42:07] >> that would be a Zionist. That's all a
[02:42:08] Zionist is.
[02:42:09] >> I have a million questions about what
[02:42:12] all of those terms mean.
[02:42:13] >> Yeah.
[02:42:14] >> But conceptually, I wish Israel no harm.
[02:42:17] I don't want to see I'm very
[02:42:18] >> You want them to have a a a place where
[02:42:21] they can live with safety and
[02:42:23] >> so I I saw this recently in an extreme.
[02:42:27] >> They live all over the world with safety
[02:42:28] and security by the way. Just wanted to
[02:42:30] point that out. They're the most
[02:42:32] protected class in this [ __ ] country.
[02:42:34] Just wanted to point that out.
[02:42:36] >> Really telling exchange between the
[02:42:37] lieutenant governor of Texas, who I know
[02:42:40] and I've always liked. And she said,
[02:42:42] "I'm a Catholic, but I'm not a Zionist."
[02:42:45] And they have this ferocious exchange.
[02:42:48] And he kept saying, and everyone on the
[02:42:50] panel seemed to keep saying, "You have
[02:42:52] to believe in Israel's right to exist."
[02:42:55] Which I never kind of questioned just
[02:42:56] for the record. But it did raise two
[02:42:58] questions I think are really important
[02:43:00] and I hope you'll answer them. One is
[02:43:02] where does that right come from?
[02:43:04] >> I would say it comes from essentially
[02:43:06] you could say it comes from the Bible. I
[02:43:08] would say that it does, but it comes
[02:43:10] also from a long iteration of historical
[02:43:13] precedents going to the Balffor
[02:43:15] Declaration of 1917,
[02:43:18] which was the Rothschilds purchasing a
[02:43:21] [ __ ] country with a bunch of war
[02:43:24] deals using their influence
[02:43:28] on nations to choose who won the war.
[02:43:32] That's what the Balfur declaration was
[02:43:34] is it was the Rothschilds using their
[02:43:36] banking powers to purchase the [ __ ]
[02:43:38] country.
[02:43:40] Historical precedent. It comes from the
[02:43:43] League of Nations 1927. It comes from
[02:43:45] the United Nations 1947. The Declaration
[02:43:49] of Independence of the Israel State in
[02:43:51] May of 1948. Pay attention because he's
[02:43:54] describing how vast and powerful this
[02:43:57] Jewish world order that has built this
[02:43:58] is.
[02:44:00] that has culminated in things like the
[02:44:02] Epstein trafficking network that has
[02:44:05] culminated in the current state of
[02:44:07] America being ruled by this tiny little
[02:44:10] New Jersey country over there that's
[02:44:11] just a helpless little nation.
[02:44:14] >> They were immediately attacked. They won
[02:44:16] the war of country.
[02:44:18] >> I was there
[02:44:19] simply means somebody who
[02:44:21] >> have a right to exist to exist. Well,
[02:44:23] no, but I want to know what that means.
[02:44:24] So, like do other countries have a right
[02:44:26] to exist?
[02:44:27] >> Well, they do exist.
[02:44:28] >> Do they have a right to exist? You keep
[02:44:30] saying Israel has a right to exist and I
[02:44:32] want to know what other countries have
[02:44:34] >> a legal right.
[02:44:36] >> They go back and forth on this question.
[02:44:38] Tucker presses this question for like a
[02:44:40] solid 25 minutes or some [ __ ] and and
[02:44:43] Huckabe has nothing. Obviously, he
[02:44:45] literally can't even say, "Yeah, yeah,
[02:44:47] every country has a right to exist." He
[02:44:50] later says, "I mean, yeah, they have a
[02:44:51] right to exist, but if they if they
[02:44:53] can't defend themselves, then they lose
[02:44:55] that right."
[02:44:58] [ __ ] what?
[02:45:00] Um it gets so convoluted
[02:45:02] >> connection to the history and connection
[02:45:03] to international law.
[02:45:05] >> But Israel I think does have
[02:45:07] international law my so if again
[02:45:10] >> no but but let me finish this as a
[02:45:11] million evangelical Christian script
[02:45:13] God.
[02:45:13] >> Yeah.
[02:45:14] >> So if I believe in the old and the new
[02:45:15] testament I do believe
[02:45:17] >> that there is a very specific call to
[02:45:22] the Jewish people that started with
[02:45:23] Abraham and he called him out of what is
[02:45:26] now modern day Iraq. said come where I
[02:45:29] send you looks out of time. There have
[02:45:32] been people living in this land
[02:45:35] >> connected to that moment of history.
[02:45:38] >> So there is a historical connection
[02:45:41] broken.
[02:45:41] >> I you've said that and I want to ask you
[02:45:44] what that means a little more
[02:45:45] specifically if that's okay. But first
[02:45:46] let me just say that you could say the
[02:45:49] same thing of Britons who've been there
[02:45:50] in their land longer.
[02:45:51] >> Is anybody trying to tell the Britain
[02:45:53] they the Brits they can't live there
[02:45:54] anymore?
[02:45:55] >> No. What's happening is
[02:45:57] >> but they are saying that to the Jews.
[02:46:00] >> They get into the whole replacement
[02:46:02] migration thing.
[02:46:03] >> But here's what I I don't think you're
[02:46:05] >> I think it would be fine if the state of
[02:46:06] Israel took over all
[02:46:08] >> Yeah. This is the important part.
[02:46:09] >> You're saying he that it's entirely fair
[02:46:11] for me with respect to ask what land are
[02:46:13] you talking about? Because I just read
[02:46:15] Genesis 15 as I have many times
[02:46:17] >> and that land I think it says from the
[02:46:20] Nile to the Euphrates which is once
[02:46:23] again basically the entire Middle East.
[02:46:25] So God gave that land to his people, the
[02:46:28] Jews, or he didn't. You're saying he
[02:46:30] did?
[02:46:32] What does that mean? Does Israel have
[02:46:34] the right to that land? Because you're
[02:46:37] appealing to Genesis. Yeah. You're
[02:46:38] saying that's the original deed.
[02:46:43] >> It would be fine if they took it all.
[02:46:47] >> Whoops.
[02:46:50] You were doing so good, Mike.
[02:46:54] And then you just said the quiet part
[02:46:56] out loud.
[02:46:59] Yeah, it would be fine if the Jews took
[02:47:01] it all.
[02:47:03] No problem. That's the American
[02:47:05] ambassador's position.
[02:47:08] It would be fine if they took it all.
[02:47:10] Let's just one more time to that land
[02:47:13] because you're appealing to Genesis.
[02:47:14] Yeah. You're saying that's the original
[02:47:16] deed.
[02:47:19] It would be fine if they took it all,
[02:47:21] but I don't think that's what we're
[02:47:23] talking about here today.
[02:47:25] >> That's what they've been talking about
[02:47:27] for almost my entire lifetime.
[02:47:30] If you haven't read the Clean Break
[02:47:32] Report, if you've never heard of the
[02:47:34] Greater Israel Project,
[02:47:37] this plan spans way back.
[02:47:42] Spans back into some pretty anti-semitic
[02:47:44] conspiracy theories, too,
[02:47:46] in case you were wondering. would be
[02:47:49] fine. Well, it's exactly what we're
[02:47:50] talking about today.
[02:47:50] >> But, but here's what I I don't think
[02:47:52] >> I think it would be fine if the state of
[02:47:53] Israel took over all.
[02:47:54] >> They don't want to take it over. They're
[02:47:56] not asking to take it over.
[02:47:58] >> But you're saying that the reason they
[02:48:00] don't want to,
[02:48:04] >> right? Yeah. Mhm. That's why they're
[02:48:06] fighting a sevenfront war with all of
[02:48:09] those countries right now.
[02:48:12] That's why they're doing regime change
[02:48:14] and putting in their puppets in all of
[02:48:16] those countries. That's why they're
[02:48:17] blackmailing everybody to allow them to
[02:48:20] do so.
[02:48:24] >> Right.
[02:48:24] >> Reason that Israel is legitimate, has
[02:48:26] this inherent right to exist is becau in
[02:48:29] part because God gave it to his people
[02:48:32] >> and I am going to the same Bible that
[02:48:34] you're referring to and noticing that
[02:48:35] that is a huge piece of land. So if God
[02:48:38] gave them that land, then they have a
[02:48:40] right to take it now by your definition.
[02:48:42] Unless I'm missing something. I think
[02:48:44] you're missing something because they're
[02:48:45] not asking to go back to take all of
[02:48:48] that. But
[02:48:49] >> they've never asked for anything. They
[02:48:51] just go and take it by manipulation,
[02:48:54] blackmail, murder, extortion,
[02:48:57] starvation,
[02:48:59] genocide.
[02:49:01] Who cares? They just do it because if
[02:49:03] they're if I don't steal the land,
[02:49:04] someone else will steal the land.
[02:49:07] Quote
[02:49:09] that one Israeli fatso.
[02:49:11] Does anyone know his name? Does anyone
[02:49:13] know that guy's name? Classic clip.
[02:49:16] Classic clip. If you don't know the
[02:49:18] clip, I I'll I'll pull the clip. I'll
[02:49:20] find the [ __ ] clip. It's just
[02:49:23] I I know that someone out there in the a
[02:49:25] I know that 99% of you guys have seen
[02:49:27] the clip,
[02:49:34] but I know there's at least one person
[02:49:36] out there that hasn't seen the clip.
[02:49:40] Okay,
[02:49:42] you got to see it. If you don't know,
[02:49:44] you got to see it.
[02:49:46] >> Jacob, you know this is not your house.
[02:49:48] >> Yes, but if I go, YOU DON'T GO BACK. SO,
[02:49:50] what's the problem? Why are you yelling
[02:49:51] at me? I didn't do this. I didn't do
[02:49:53] this.
[02:49:54] >> It's easy to yell at me, but I didn't do
[02:49:56] this.
[02:49:59] >> Yakob,
[02:50:05] no. No, Jacob, we need we need the whole
[02:50:07] video. Yakob, give us the whole video.
[02:50:10] You are stealing my house.
[02:50:12] >> And if I don't steal it, someone else is
[02:50:14] going to steal it.
[02:50:15] >> No. No one. No one.
[02:50:20] >> And if I don't steal it, someone else is
[02:50:21] going to steal it. No. No one is going
[02:50:23] to steal. No one is stealing it except
[02:50:25] for you.
[02:50:27] You're stealing it.
[02:50:32] So yeah, if you have not seen this clip
[02:50:34] before, consider yourself.
[02:50:38] I was going to say educated and then I
[02:50:40] was like, uh, consider yourself JP,
[02:50:44] settler pill, Israel pilled, consider
[02:50:48] yourself goyam.
[02:50:51] But at least now you're educated.
[02:50:54] Yakob thinks that if he doesn't steal
[02:50:56] it, someone else is going to steal it.
[02:50:59] To be clear too, I Jacob might be from
[02:51:01] America. If I remember correctly, chat,
[02:51:04] can you correct me if I'm wrong? Is
[02:51:06] Yakob from Israel? Because I don't think
[02:51:08] YaKob was from Israel originally.
[02:51:13] Because if you didn't know how the
[02:51:15] settlements work, how the right of
[02:51:17] return works, you can be an American Jew
[02:51:20] like Jeffrey Epstein who has the right
[02:51:23] of return based on your heritage
[02:51:27] and you can go to the Israeli government
[02:51:29] and say, "Hey, I want a house in one of
[02:51:31] the settlements." And they will help you
[02:51:34] move from America into a stolen house on
[02:51:38] Palestinian land in the illegal
[02:51:40] settlements. and some [ __ ] from
[02:51:43] New Jersey can go and just take a
[02:51:45] Palestinian home. And they've been doing
[02:51:47] this for decades against all
[02:51:49] international law, against the
[02:51:51] condemnations of all civil rights groups
[02:51:53] of everybody.
[02:51:56] You can join the IDF and you can go
[02:51:58] shoot the Palestinians before you take
[02:52:00] their homes just for fun. And a whole
[02:52:03] bunch of the IDF are actually Americans
[02:52:06] that just want to go shoot Palestinians.
[02:52:08] Women, children, doesn't matter. and
[02:52:11] then take their homes because if they
[02:52:12] don't steal it, someone else is going to
[02:52:14] steal it.
[02:52:16] So, just a quick tangent about Yakob
[02:52:18] just to, you know,
[02:52:21] let you know, consider yourself educated
[02:52:25] on the meme.
[02:52:28] They are asking to at least take the
[02:52:30] land that they now occupy, they now live
[02:52:33] in, they now own legitimately, and it is
[02:52:38] a safe haven. That's that Hosbra seeping
[02:52:41] in again. He's got good Hosbra training.
[02:52:43] You slip in that word legitimately every
[02:52:45] time to try to infiltrate the mind of
[02:52:48] the listener to think it's legitimate.
[02:52:49] It's not legitimate. It was never
[02:52:50] legitimate.
[02:52:52] No, it was purchased by the Rothschilds.
[02:52:56] It was stolen via terrorism.
[02:53:00] It was armed with nukes via theft. And
[02:53:03] it's been protected by blackmail the
[02:53:05] entire time
[02:53:07] for Well, may I ask though as because
[02:53:09] you're appealing, you're explaining what
[02:53:11] Christian Zionism is and your
[02:53:12] theological beliefs
[02:53:14] >> and I think you just said it would be
[02:53:16] fine with you if the state of Israel
[02:53:18] took all of all of Syria, all of
[02:53:20] Lebanon.
[02:53:22] >> That's that's really not exactly what
[02:53:24] I'm trying to
[02:53:25] >> That's actually exactly what you just
[02:53:27] said, bro. That is exactly what you just
[02:53:29] said. And they go back and forth on it
[02:53:30] for like 20 more minutes. That's how all
[02:53:32] of these exchanges are where Tucker asks
[02:53:35] him a really pointed question and they
[02:53:37] go back and forth on it for like 30
[02:53:39] minutes doing all this hos [ __ ] mind
[02:53:42] controls twist twisty pretzels and it
[02:53:45] doesn't make any more sense by the end
[02:53:46] than it does at the beginning and often
[02:53:47] he contradicts himself five different
[02:53:49] times. Although at least in the case of
[02:53:51] the genetic question he gets him to go
[02:53:53] on the record saying that would be fine.
[02:53:54] It's like why doesn't someone propose
[02:53:56] doing genetic testing? I don't know,
[02:53:57] Mike. Maybe someone should [ __ ]
[02:53:59] propose doing genetic testing on all the
[02:54:01] Jews in Israel to figure out where
[02:54:02] they're all from.
[02:54:06] Excuse me. I'm I'm allergic to [ __ ]
[02:54:09] and I have a feeling that we just
[02:54:12] stirred some up with that question.
[02:54:16] Don't you think?
[02:54:18] I have a feeling that all these Polish
[02:54:21] immigrants
[02:54:23] that all these Lesie Wexners
[02:54:27] probably aren't from the Levant.
[02:54:30] You know, all these [ __ ] that
[02:54:32] get sunburns when they go out in the sun
[02:54:34] for five minutes if they don't put on a
[02:54:36] bunch of sunscreen,
[02:54:39] they're probably not from the Leavant.
[02:54:44] I don't think your skin evolves that
[02:54:45] fast.
[02:54:50] So
[02:54:52] the chat is saying Mike Shekeleby.
[02:54:55] I don't think they even pay him any
[02:54:56] shekels. I think he just does it for
[02:54:58] free. I think he was born this way. Some
[02:55:02] people are just born [ __ ] actually.
[02:55:08] Um which was for Israel. We they could
[02:55:10] have and and they could die now. And
[02:55:12] that's a real
[02:55:13] >> last year when we never had war. Why do
[02:55:15] we have war? We're about to have one
[02:55:18] with Iran, it looks like. How many
[02:55:19] Americans do you think will die in that
[02:55:20] war?
[02:55:22] >> Just bam. Just bam. Bam.
[02:55:26] >> I hope none. None died last year when we
[02:55:28] uh participated in the 12-day war. Not
[02:55:31] one. You said 20,000 would die. And they
[02:55:33] didn't.
[02:55:34] >> I said could. And they could have. And
[02:55:36] they could die now. And that's a real
[02:55:37] risk.
[02:55:38] >> How many boots on the ground do you
[02:55:39] think the US has supplied for Israel
[02:55:41] over the course of its life? He really
[02:55:43] asked this question thinking that it's
[02:55:45] going to be a gotcha.
[02:55:48] How many boots on the ground has Israel
[02:55:49] suppi has America supplied on behalf of
[02:55:51] Israel, do you think?
[02:55:54] Well, gee, Mike, I'm glad you [ __ ]
[02:55:56] asked.
[02:55:58] >> How many times have we put soldiers on
[02:56:00] the ground for Israel?
[02:56:01] >> Well, we had the Iraq war um which was
[02:56:03] for Israel.
[02:56:05] >> Literally the entire global war on
[02:56:07] terror.
[02:56:08] The entire global war on terror. Not
[02:56:10] just the Iraq war.
[02:56:13] Okay,
[02:56:18] ask the Green Beretss that have seen the
[02:56:20] tiny mud hut where Osama bin Laden
[02:56:23] allegedly planned 9/11 with no cell
[02:56:26] service, no contact, no internet.
[02:56:32] We all know that Osama bin Laden did not
[02:56:35] plan 911
[02:56:38] in some mud hut in the mountains of
[02:56:40] Afghanistan. We all know that Osama bin
[02:56:43] Laden didn't plant bombs in all three of
[02:56:46] those towers, including building seven,
[02:56:49] which you never like to talk about. We
[02:56:50] all know that Osama bin Laden wasn't
[02:56:53] running the Jewish spy cells that were
[02:56:55] spying all across America in advance of
[02:56:57] that. And then the Israeli moving
[02:57:00] companies that were found with explosive
[02:57:03] residue in their trucks that were found
[02:57:06] taking videos of the collapse and
[02:57:09] dancing and celebrating.
[02:57:11] We all know that that wasn't some random
[02:57:14] [ __ ] terrorist cell that planned it
[02:57:16] from some mud hut in the mountains of
[02:57:18] Afghanistan. And we all know who was
[02:57:21] actually behind 911 at this point.
[02:57:24] And we all know,
[02:57:27] at least if you've studied any of this
[02:57:28] history, if you've actually asked any
[02:57:29] questions for yourself, if you've done
[02:57:30] any amount of independent research
[02:57:32] digging for yourself to ask these
[02:57:34] questions and find these answers, it's
[02:57:35] pretty freaking obvious that the entire
[02:57:37] global war on terror was actually the
[02:57:40] clean break report, which was actually
[02:57:42] all on behalf of Israel, planned out by
[02:57:45] Israel. The cause was given to us by
[02:57:48] Israel with the terror attack. And then
[02:57:50] the justification for going into these
[02:57:52] places was given to us by Israel with
[02:57:54] the bad information that they gave to us
[02:57:57] about the weapons of mass destruction
[02:57:58] that did not exist. That came the WMD
[02:58:01] accusations about Iraq that came from
[02:58:04] Israeli intelligence and it was all
[02:58:05] fabricated and then it was pared through
[02:58:08] Israeli mouthpieces and it was all
[02:58:10] fabricated.
[02:58:12] So yeah, actually Mr. Huckabe as an
[02:58:14] American, as a millennial American, I am
[02:58:17] 33 years old today and every single
[02:58:19] [ __ ] boot on the ground in my
[02:58:21] lifetime, basically has been on behalf
[02:58:24] of Israel. When you really think about
[02:58:26] it,
[02:58:29] who has America had any genuine reason
[02:58:31] to go to war with in my lifetime except
[02:58:34] on behalf of Israel?
[02:58:37] Had the global war on terror never
[02:58:39] started, would any of this war ever
[02:58:41] happened? probably not.
[02:58:47] So
[02:58:49] that's just how I feel as an American.
[02:58:52] So I'm glad you asked, Mr. Mike Huckabe.
[02:58:54] I'm really glad that you asked. How many
[02:58:57] boots on the ground have we actually had
[02:58:59] on behalf of Israel?
[02:59:02] And I did just figure maybe we would
[02:59:04] just maybe we would just check back in
[02:59:05] with our boy BB.
[02:59:07] >> The deadline for attaining this goal is
[02:59:10] getting extremely is extremely close.
[02:59:12] And Iran, by the way, is also outpacing
[02:59:15] Iraq in the development of ballistic
[02:59:17] missile systems that they hope will
[02:59:20] reach the eastern seabboard of the
[02:59:21] United States within 15 years.
[02:59:23] >> By next spring, at most, by next summer,
[02:59:27] at current enrichment rates, they will
[02:59:29] have finished.
[02:59:31] >> Look at how gay he looks with his little
[02:59:33] stupid chart, too. They will have
[02:59:35] finished. Look at my bomb. It's a bomb
[02:59:38] and it's almost full. This is how dumb
[02:59:40] he thinks you are. And and to his I mean
[02:59:43] to be fair.
[02:59:47] America did it. We went to all of their
[02:59:49] wars for them. The medium enrichment
[02:59:54] and move on to the final stage. From
[02:59:57] there, it's only a few months, possibly
[02:59:59] a few weeks
[03:00:01] before they get enough enriched uranium
[03:00:04] for the first bomb.
[03:00:06] >> That's a long few months. the foremost
[03:00:09] sponsor of global terrorism could be
[03:00:11] weeks away from having enough enriched
[03:00:14] uranium for an entire arsenal of nuclear
[03:00:18] weapons.
[03:00:18] >> That would place a militant Islamic
[03:00:21] terror regime weeks away from having the
[03:00:24] file material for an entire arsenal of
[03:00:28] nuclear bombs,
[03:00:30] >> says the militant Jewish terror regime
[03:00:32] that has an entire arsenal of bombs,
[03:00:35] nuclear bombs that they stole from us.
[03:00:37] If not stopped, Iran could produce a
[03:00:40] nuclear weapon in a very short time. It
[03:00:43] could be a year. It could be within a
[03:00:45] few months, less than a year.
[03:00:48] >> Yeah.
[03:00:51] >> International terrorism. If you take
[03:00:54] away the Soviet Union and its chief
[03:00:56] proxy, the PLO, international terrorism
[03:00:59] would collapse. If you take out Saddam,
[03:01:02] Saddam's regime, I guarantee you that it
[03:01:05] will have enormous positive
[03:01:07] reverberations on the regime.
[03:01:08] >> Obviously, we'd like to see a regime
[03:01:10] change, at least I would, in Iran, just
[03:01:11] as I would like to see in Iraq. The
[03:01:13] question now is a practical question.
[03:01:15] What is the best place to proceed? It's
[03:01:17] not a question of whether Iraq's regime
[03:01:19] should be taken out, but when should it
[03:01:21] be taken out? It's not a question of
[03:01:23] whether you'd like to see a regime
[03:01:24] change in Iran, but how do
[03:01:26] >> there any other nations that you would
[03:01:27] recommend that the United States launch
[03:01:29] preemptive attacks upon at this point?
[03:01:33] >> By the way, what the [ __ ] kind of
[03:01:35] question is that, bro?
[03:01:37] Why are you asking the prime that I
[03:01:40] think he was the prime minister of
[03:01:41] Israel at the time? Maybe this was when
[03:01:43] he was in his hiatus, actually. I forget
[03:01:45] which years he was not prime minister.
[03:01:48] Why are we asking Benjamin Netanyahu who
[03:01:50] we should launch preemptive strikes on?
[03:01:52] >> Uh the answer is categorically yes. Uh
[03:01:54] the uh the two nations that are vying
[03:01:56] competing with each other who will be
[03:01:58] the first to achieve nuclear weapons uh
[03:02:00] is Iraq and Iran. But a third nation by
[03:02:03] the way is Libya as well. Libya is
[03:02:06] trying
[03:02:07] >> none of them have ever had nuclear
[03:02:08] weapons except for Israel by the way
[03:02:11] >> very rapidly to build an atomic bomb.
[03:02:14] Okay,
[03:02:14] >> this is 24 years ago.
[03:02:17] 24 years ago
[03:02:20] >> so you have here now three nations
[03:02:21] >> all stand together to stop Iran's march
[03:02:24] of conquest, subjugation and terror.
[03:02:28] >> Iran's march of conquest, you know, Iran
[03:02:30] that's fighting a sevenfront war,
[03:02:32] expanding their territory every day.
[03:02:35] Iran, you know, Israel has killed more
[03:02:38] Americans than Iran has.
[03:02:40] Just throwing that out there.
[03:02:44] Israel has killed more Americans than
[03:02:46] Iran has.
[03:02:48] Actually,
[03:02:58] Israel's also trafficked more of
[03:03:00] America's children than Iran has.
[03:03:04] They've also stolen more of our money
[03:03:07] than Iran has.
[03:03:11] So
[03:03:12] >> I know that no matter on which side of
[03:03:15] the aisle you sit, you stand with
[03:03:18] Israel.
[03:03:26] Yeah.
[03:03:30] >> Weapons.
[03:03:32] And this is a tyrant who
[03:03:34] >> and in more complete form this was the
[03:03:37] testimony that he gave encouraging the
[03:03:38] war with Iraq in 2002 right before we
[03:03:41] went
[03:03:43] >> is feverishly trying to acquire nuclear
[03:03:45] weapons.
[03:03:47] And today the United States must destroy
[03:03:49] the same regime because a nuclear arms
[03:03:52] Saddam
[03:03:53] will place the security of our entire
[03:03:56] world at risk. is simply
[03:04:00] not uh
[03:04:03] reflecting the reality to assume that
[03:04:06] Saddam isn't feverishly working to
[03:04:09] develop nuclear weapons as we if you
[03:04:11] take out Saddam Saddam's regime I
[03:04:14] guarantee you that it will have enormous
[03:04:17] positive reverberations on the region.
[03:04:20] >> Yeah. So it was in his interim years he
[03:04:22] he was at the time he was the former
[03:04:23] Israeli prime minister.
[03:04:26] This was when Ahud Barack was the prime
[03:04:28] minister.
[03:04:30] >> Principles of state, the three L's,
[03:04:31] location, location, location. The three
[03:04:33] principles of winning the war on terror
[03:04:36] are the three W's. Winning, winning, and
[03:04:38] winning. The more
[03:04:40] >> Wow. Oh boy, dude. Someone hire this
[03:04:42] [ __ ] to write your speeches. Can
[03:04:45] Could you write the slogan for my next
[03:04:46] business, BB? Winning, winning, and
[03:04:48] winning. The three W's of
[03:04:50] counterterrorism.
[03:04:51] >> More victories you amass, the easier the
[03:04:53] next victory becomes. The first victory
[03:04:55] in Afghanistan makes
[03:04:56] >> How about the three Bs of Israel?
[03:04:58] Blackmail, blackmail, and blackmail. The
[03:05:00] more American politicians you blackmail,
[03:05:02] the easier it is to blackmail the next
[03:05:04] American politicians.
[03:05:06] And pretty soon you got them all
[03:05:08] blackmailed. It's just so simple.
[03:05:11] >> A second victory in Iraq that much
[03:05:13] easier. The second victory in Iraq will
[03:05:17] make the third victory that much easing
[03:05:20] his regime will do.
[03:05:23] Because Saddam's nuclear program has
[03:05:25] fundamentally changed in those two
[03:05:27] decades. He no longer needs one large
[03:05:30] reactor to produce the deadly material
[03:05:32] necessary for atomic bombs. He can
[03:05:35] produce it in centrifuges the size of
[03:05:37] washing machines that can be hidden.
[03:05:40] >> Completely just made up. just completely
[03:05:43] made up. Just [ __ ] lies
[03:05:45] >> throughout the country. And I want to
[03:05:48] remind you that
[03:05:50] >> where are these washing machine nuclear
[03:05:52] reactors? We we could probably use them
[03:05:54] for some free power. I'd bet if we had
[03:05:56] washing machine nuclear reactors, Benji,
[03:05:59] we could probably reduce the energy
[03:06:01] dependency on the Middle East.
[03:06:04] That'd be awesome. Can we have some of
[03:06:07] these washing machine nuclear reactors
[03:06:09] that you speak of that Iraq developed in
[03:06:11] a mud hut somewhere in the mountains of
[03:06:13] Afghanistan?
[03:06:16] >> Iraq is a very big country. It is not
[03:06:20] the size of Monte Carlo. It is a big
[03:06:23] country.
[03:06:25] And I believe that even free and
[03:06:27] unfettered inspections will not uncover
[03:06:30] these portable manufacturing sites of
[03:06:32] mass death
[03:06:34] >> because they didn't exist
[03:06:37] because he made them up.
[03:06:43] We already watched that. There's Lesie.
[03:06:45] So just wanted to take a quick detour
[03:06:50] for Israel. How was it for us? Well,
[03:06:52] because it was a retribution against
[03:06:54] 911. Now, was it the best idea?
[03:06:56] >> Was Was Iraq involved in 911?
[03:06:59] >> Our government thought so.
[03:07:01] >> Why are 911 documents still classified?
[03:07:03] >> I have no idea.
[03:07:04] >> Should they be unclassified?
[03:07:06] >> I think so.
[03:07:06] >> All of them. Right.
[03:07:07] >> I have no problem with that.
[03:07:08] >> Me, too.
[03:07:09] >> I like transparency. I like sunlight.
[03:07:11] >> I hope you I like the FBI files about
[03:07:13] the dancing Israelis, Mike Hakabe. Um,
[03:07:15] maybe we should read those.
[03:07:17] >> Call for that.
[03:07:17] >> I like free press. I like free speech.
[03:07:19] >> I totally agree.
[03:07:20] >> I really
[03:07:21] >> see. You can't be a Zionist and like
[03:07:23] free speech. Actually, Mike, I like all
[03:07:25] of that.
[03:07:25] >> But if no, if there was no con I've
[03:07:28] never seen I'm open to anything, but
[03:07:29] I've never seen any connection between
[03:07:31] the government of Saddam Hussein, the
[03:07:33] secular ba'ist government of Saddam
[03:07:35] Hussein and the terror attacks of 9/11.
[03:07:37] >> I don't know that there were I don't
[03:07:39] know.
[03:07:39] >> Right. So
[03:07:40] >> So I'm not sure, but I don't know how
[03:07:42] why was that Israel's fault? Well,
[03:07:44] Benjamin Netanyahu, now prime minister,
[03:07:46] of course, exerted lots of pressure
[03:07:48] openly on the US government to take out
[03:07:51] to regime change the Saddam government.
[03:07:52] I was there. It was in Washington and um
[03:07:56] and they complied. I don't think there's
[03:07:58] any way to read it. I don't
[03:07:59] >> Do you think Israel leads the US and
[03:08:02] pushes them and tells them what to do?
[03:08:06] >> Yes, Mr. Huckabe. We all do. Actually,
[03:08:09] Mr. Cuckabe, the entire American public
[03:08:12] is waking up to the fact that yes, that
[03:08:14] is exactly how it works.
[03:08:18] And sorry, Mr. Boomer, you're supremely
[03:08:21] out of touch if you don't realize that.
[03:08:25] That's where all the anti-semitism is
[03:08:28] coming from is from the realization that
[03:08:30] we're actually ruled over by a bunch of
[03:08:32] blackmailed billionaires that are being
[03:08:34] blackmailed by a Jewish cabal of sex
[03:08:36] traffickers that are working on behalf
[03:08:38] of Israeli intelligence to control our
[03:08:40] nation and to pull them into wars and
[03:08:43] all that stuff. And it's worth noting,
[03:08:46] it's worth noting
[03:08:49] that Jeffrey Epstein's trafficking
[03:08:50] operation was in its heyday during 9/11
[03:08:55] and during the war on terror, right when
[03:08:58] all of these decisions were made.
[03:09:01] And I can't help but think about all the
[03:09:04] memes going around right now, all the
[03:09:05] reports going around right now about how
[03:09:08] the Epstein documents that were released
[03:09:10] seem to have a gigantic crater
[03:09:14] of no documents being released for the
[03:09:16] years surrounding the 9/11 terror
[03:09:18] attacks. And that's a little weird
[03:09:21] because there are documents in there,
[03:09:25] emails to Glain Maxwell the week after
[03:09:27] the 911 attacks that are awfully
[03:09:30] suspicious.
[03:09:33] And then two years later when they're
[03:09:35] pushing for the 911 commission, she gets
[03:09:37] an email saying, "Hey, do you want to be
[03:09:39] on the shadow 911 commission? They're
[03:09:42] putting together a shadow 911
[03:09:43] commission. Golain Maxwell, do you want
[03:09:45] to be on it?
[03:09:53] I don't think it's in my Epstein canvas.
[03:09:55] It's Las Vegas.
[03:09:58] I think
[03:10:01] it's in this one.
[03:10:05] Leon Black's art collection.
[03:10:08] Did I save it? I made everything too big
[03:10:11] in this one, so I can't find things as
[03:10:13] easily.
[03:10:16] Um, let me look one more place. Steve
[03:10:18] Bannon stuff. The Whoopsies stuff.
[03:10:24] Claims of murders.
[03:10:29] Now, I might not have saved it in any of
[03:10:30] my web canvases, actually,
[03:10:34] although the Leon Black art collection
[03:10:36] stuff is really interesting.
[03:10:39] Um,
[03:10:44] yeah. So, we got some questions
[03:10:48] about 911
[03:10:52] and it's because we all know what really
[03:10:54] happened.
[03:10:57] It's because we're all waking up.
[03:11:00] So, let's just see
[03:11:03] if there's any last
[03:11:06] Let's watch this part. similar related
[03:11:08] >> however many when
[03:11:10] >> attention with you you feel like that we
[03:11:12] do too much for Israel we're getting
[03:11:13] nothing from it
[03:11:15] >> and I ask you how many
[03:11:16] >> no I don't think we're getting
[03:11:17] >> how many boots on the ground
[03:11:21] >> has the US placed on behalf of Israel
[03:11:24] another instance
[03:11:24] >> however many went to Iraq we did that
[03:11:26] for Israel
[03:11:26] >> no I don't think we did
[03:11:28] >> you said we did it because of 911
[03:11:30] >> so they went over US justification for
[03:11:32] it
[03:11:33] >> but it wasn't 911 so what was the actual
[03:11:35] reason Well, that's the US government
[03:11:38] told us it was for 911. They told us
[03:11:40] that they were part of it, that they had
[03:11:42] weapons of mass destruction.
[03:11:43] >> They knew they had nothing to do with
[03:11:44] 911. Obviously, there's no evidence. So,
[03:11:46] what was the actual Israel was not in
[03:11:48] that component, but Israel had
[03:11:50] >> no influence on our decision to invade
[03:11:52] Iraq. That's not what the people who
[03:11:53] made the decision say. They say Israel.
[03:11:56] >> Well, let me get back to the point.
[03:11:57] >> Gave us that information about the fake
[03:11:59] weapons of mass destruction. Where do
[03:12:00] you think that question was? Came from
[03:12:01] >> BB. How many How many
[03:12:03] >> Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. Huckabe was like,
[03:12:05] "Actually, let me change the subject."
[03:12:07] Hey, stop talking. Stop talking. Let me
[03:12:09] change the subject. I would love to
[03:12:10] change the [ __ ] subject, please.
[03:12:15] Yeah.
[03:12:17] Yeah. So, um I think that that's
[03:12:19] probably just about enough. We've talked
[03:12:21] about Jonathan Pard. Let's just um let's
[03:12:25] just close out one more time.
[03:12:26] >> Why don't we do genetic testing on
[03:12:28] everybody in the land and find out who
[03:12:30] Abram's descendants are? It's really
[03:12:32] simple. We've cracked the human genome.
[03:12:33] can do that. Why don't we do that? Would
[03:12:36] you be against doing that?
[03:12:40] Why don't we do genetic testing on
[03:12:41] everybody in the land of Israel and just
[03:12:43] just take a gander at who really has
[03:12:47] this alleged biblical right to the land
[03:12:50] of Israel?
[03:12:52] [ __ ] yeah, Tucker. Yes. 100%, bro.
[03:12:57] So,
[03:12:59] um, that is just a tiny fraction of the
[03:13:04] news that has been happening today, that
[03:13:08] has been happening this week.
[03:13:11] Just a tiny fraction. We've been going
[03:13:14] for three hours now. And I think it's
[03:13:17] just about time that we turned off the
[03:13:19] main stream, that we called it a close
[03:13:21] for the night, and that we moved over to
[03:13:22] the kicking it to the kicking it
[03:13:24] chitchat time over on kick.
[03:13:27] So, in a moment, we're going to do that.
[03:13:30] But lastly, just real quick, one more
[03:13:31] time, I just want to really quickly
[03:13:34] again shout out Web. And if you're just
[03:13:36] getting in here,
[03:13:38] um I just want to uh pop into the corner
[03:13:40] here and show you Web. I'll put on the
[03:13:42] full screen and reannounce that. If you
[03:13:45] don't know, web is the tool that me and
[03:13:47] my team built that allows you to have
[03:13:49] just regular conversations in plain
[03:13:53] language with the entire document set of
[03:13:56] the Epstein files. And we're currently
[03:13:58] working on loading in all kinds of other
[03:13:59] cool data sets too, well beyond the
[03:14:02] Epstein files. And I will say that we
[03:14:05] are including, for example, some of my
[03:14:07] favorite inclusions are the dancing
[03:14:08] Israeli files, the Israeli art students
[03:14:11] files, just just just a couple of the
[03:14:14] many, many, many. Don't worry, not all
[03:14:16] the files are anti-semitic, just those
[03:14:18] ones. But what web lets you do in
[03:14:21] general with any document set is it lets
[03:14:24] you ask a normal question. In this case,
[03:14:25] we're querying the three and a half
[03:14:27] million Epstein files.
[03:14:30] And you could ask something like,
[03:14:33] uh, describe
[03:14:36] Lesie Wex Wexner's relationship with
[03:14:41] Israel and show me examples of his
[03:14:46] foundations,
[03:14:48] charities, and businesses
[03:14:52] interacting with Israelis
[03:14:55] or
[03:14:57] uh organizations.
[03:15:00] um based in Israel.
[03:15:06] And when you do that, web will start
[03:15:09] examining the files based upon your
[03:15:11] natural language prompting. It'll show
[03:15:13] you everything that it's doing. If you
[03:15:15] want, you can check on in this in this
[03:15:17] case right here, it brought back all of
[03:15:19] these documents. Once it's done with its
[03:15:20] whole query, you can actually click on
[03:15:22] these as links. They'll turn red, and
[03:15:24] you can see every single document that
[03:15:25] it pulls back. You can see all the work
[03:15:26] it's doing, all the things it's thinking
[03:15:28] through. It's now looking into Ahoud
[03:15:30] Barack,
[03:15:32] looking into the the network of Ahood
[03:15:34] Barack, Wexner, and Epstein.
[03:15:37] It kind of pulls all the research
[03:15:38] together and then it starts writing out
[03:15:40] its response in natural language for you
[03:15:42] so that you can understand it in plain
[03:15:44] English with sources cited. While it's
[03:15:48] still working, the sources don't come in
[03:15:49] yet. And when it finishes, the sources
[03:15:51] link in red so that you can open the
[03:15:53] primary sources for yourself.
[03:15:56] They're all listed here on the left in
[03:15:58] the original organizational structure
[03:15:59] that they came in in the original file
[03:16:01] set.
[03:16:03] You can read the documents for yourself
[03:16:05] in original form linked to your queries.
[03:16:08] It will not go out into the internet and
[03:16:10] do its own research to come up with
[03:16:11] solutions and answers out of the blue.
[03:16:13] It won't hallucinate. It will just
[03:16:15] reference the files in your document set
[03:16:17] and give you answers with citations that
[03:16:20] you can check for yourself. This one
[03:16:22] question that I just asked gave me all
[03:16:24] of this explanation with five sources
[03:16:27] there, six sources there. Nice simple
[03:16:30] one. Want to ask another one? You could
[03:16:32] grab one of its suggested questions. You
[03:16:34] could ask more questions, expand the
[03:16:35] chat. It's the absolute [ __ ] It's so
[03:16:38] freaking fun. So, if you want access to
[03:16:41] it, um, go to the web.io. That is
[03:16:44] thewb.io.
[03:16:49] Click dive into the files and we no
[03:16:51] longer have a password gate on it. Now
[03:16:53] it's an open beta to anyone that wants
[03:16:55] to play. I have personally funded the
[03:16:58] tokens that are in there right now. Um
[03:17:00] because I want you all to get to use it
[03:17:01] for free. I wanted to try it out. I
[03:17:03] didn't want the beta testers to have to
[03:17:04] pay for it. Um it does cost money in the
[03:17:07] back end. The all this AI is it costs
[03:17:09] money. It's a bunch of compute. So it
[03:17:12] will once the open beta is done, it will
[03:17:13] flip to a subscription model and that
[03:17:15] will have all sorts of extra data sets
[03:17:17] loaded in there. You'll be able to do
[03:17:18] all kinds of cool [ __ ] with it. I cannot
[03:17:20] wait. Um, and then we are going to open
[03:17:22] source it and allow people to download
[03:17:23] it for themselves and play with the
[03:17:25] code, see the code, do their own things
[03:17:27] with it, except for sell it. Um, so it's
[03:17:30] a freaking party over here. Go get into
[03:17:32] the web. Uh, play with the string
[03:17:33] miniame just for some funsies. Just
[03:17:35] connect some dots, connect some strings,
[03:17:37] give it a give it a whip and a whirl
[03:17:39] just for fun.
[03:17:41] And, uh, see see what see what you come
[03:17:43] up with in the doc in the documents for
[03:17:44] yourself. That way, any old person can
[03:17:47] understand these documents. Any old
[03:17:48] person can do the research. Anyone
[03:17:52] can
[03:17:54] understand exactly who Epste worked for,
[03:17:56] exactly what he was up to, exactly
[03:17:57] what's in the files for themselves. And
[03:17:59] if the DOJ keeps deleting files out of
[03:18:01] the documents, don't worry because we've
[03:18:03] already got them all and they're already
[03:18:04] there and they're not being deleted from
[03:18:06] our databases. So,
[03:18:09] that is hopefully my gift to the world,
[03:18:11] our team's gift to the world. Hopefully,
[03:18:13] it helps everybody understand what was
[03:18:14] really going on and helps everybody
[03:18:16] share the information. Um, yes, chat,
[03:18:18] that is correct. I love my life. I would
[03:18:20] never hurt myself. I'm very careful. I'm
[03:18:22] very happy. Um, and I'm just a dude
[03:18:24] reading files that was published by our
[03:18:26] own government. I'm just a dude that's
[03:18:28] just trying to help the government be
[03:18:29] transparent. They say they love
[03:18:30] transparency. They say they love giving
[03:18:32] out files. I'm just trying to help them
[03:18:34] give out files because they seemed to
[03:18:36] give them out in a way where you
[03:18:37] couldn't download them, where there was
[03:18:39] millions of files and you had to open
[03:18:40] them one by freaking one.
[03:18:43] and they effed up all the redactions.
[03:18:45] They effed it all up. So, I figured I'd
[03:18:47] help out. So, I'm help I'm helping. I'm
[03:18:49] just helping out. So, go help out by
[03:18:51] digging through them for yourselves and
[03:18:53] stating loud about the world's largest
[03:18:55] child sex trafficking ring that was
[03:18:57] being used to blackmail the American
[03:18:58] government on behalf of you know exactly
[03:19:01] who.
[03:19:04] Yeah.
[03:19:06] Um, one last shout out as well.
[03:19:10] I just want to give one more shout out
[03:19:11] before we close to the buyer app
[03:19:15] web is designed and built by the exact
[03:19:17] same team that built the buyer app. Both
[03:19:19] of these are transparency apps that'll
[03:19:21] help you get information for free. Um
[03:19:23] download the buyer app for free on the
[03:19:24] app store and the Google Play Store and
[03:19:25] you can scan anything in the grocery
[03:19:27] store that has a barcode and it'll tell
[03:19:28] you who actually owns the company that's
[03:19:30] producing that product so that you can
[03:19:32] know where your money's going because
[03:19:33] most of it is going to mega corporations
[03:19:35] that are owned by the same financial
[03:19:36] cabal that controls the rest of the
[03:19:38] world. And if you use the buyer app to
[03:19:40] find founder and family-owned companies
[03:19:42] instead and give your money to founder
[03:19:44] and family-owned companies, you'll
[03:19:46] support American businesses or local
[03:19:48] businesses in your country because buyer
[03:19:49] works all over the world. And you will
[03:19:52] help stop the money flow up to the giant
[03:19:54] corporate cabal and you'll help retain
[03:19:56] money flows in local communities
[03:19:58] supporting real people, real businesses,
[03:20:01] real products. So go to buyerapp.com.
[03:20:04] That is builtapp.com
[03:20:07] or search for bu apostrophe r on the app
[03:20:10] store. Download it for free. Give it a
[03:20:12] fivestar review. We just hit the 100,000
[03:20:14] user mark. We're very proud, very stoked
[03:20:15] on this project. And we've got another
[03:20:18] big up update coming soon as soon as we
[03:20:20] get web dialed in and out to the public.
[03:20:22] So those are my ads for the night. Just
[03:20:26] running ads for my own [ __ ] because we
[03:20:28] don't do any ads for anybody else
[03:20:29] because f them. That's why. Because f
[03:20:32] them. Lots of great companies out there.
[03:20:34] I just don't I don't want your money. I
[03:20:36] don't need your money. We ain't going to
[03:20:37] take your money. Whatever the whatever
[03:20:38] the Trump quote is back before we knew,
[03:20:42] right?
[03:20:43] So, that is our show for tonight. Thank
[03:20:47] you for tuning in to Free Speech Friday.
[03:20:49] Thanks for being here. Um, thanks for
[03:20:51] paying attention and staying loud.
[03:20:53] Thanks for caring about sovereignty,
[03:20:54] caring about children, caring about the
[03:20:56] truth. Um, thanks for supporting me.
[03:20:58] Thanks for liking and subscribing and
[03:21:00] sharing this content with other people.
[03:21:02] And just remember always remember always
[03:21:05] at the end of the night that there's all
[03:21:07] this horrible stuff going on in the
[03:21:08] world and it is largely all these
[03:21:11] intelligence agency games, all these
[03:21:13] organized crime operations, all these
[03:21:16] SCOPs. A lot of it is out of our
[03:21:18] control. But we are if you're American,
[03:21:20] you you're an American and you're you're
[03:21:22] part of the nation. You are a nation of
[03:21:24] Americans. And it is up to you to be the
[03:21:28] best American you can be. And the same
[03:21:29] is true of everyone all around the world
[03:21:32] is that if we're going to change the
[03:21:33] world, we don't just need to hold the
[03:21:34] pieces of [ __ ] to account. We also need
[03:21:36] to be the best people that we can
[03:21:37] possibly be. So be sure to drink some
[03:21:40] water, eat some healthy food, do
[03:21:42] something good for yourself, like get
[03:21:43] outside, get some activity, get some
[03:21:45] exercise, get stronger, get healthier,
[03:21:47] get happier, tell people you love them,
[03:21:49] build strong bonds and community, be a
[03:21:52] good person, do nice things for other
[03:21:54] people, okay?
[03:21:56] and uh together we'll all make the world
[03:21:58] a better place. So, thanks for tuning
[03:22:00] in. On the other side of the outro,
[03:22:02] we'll be hanging out on Kick. If you
[03:22:03] want to come over to Kick, that is
[03:22:04] cancel Ian Carol on kick, kic.com,
[03:22:08] not kic.com. And we'll be continuing the
[03:22:10] show over there. And if you've been
[03:22:12] having a great time for three hours and
[03:22:13] that is more than enough for you, thanks
[03:22:14] for tuning in. Have a great night and I
[03:22:17] will probably see you this weekend.
[03:22:19] >> Conspiracy theories are entering a
[03:22:21] >> information is the oxygen of the deoxy.
[03:22:24] There's so much evidence out there that
[03:22:26] even if less than 1% is true,
[03:22:30] that will be enough to collapse the
[03:22:32] current paradigm and change the whole
[03:22:35] planet.
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