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[00:00:00] And now let's get in to GGLF 2023 LLC [00:00:07] and Charlie Kirk's interesting life [00:00:09] insurance policy. We have questions. [00:00:11] >> Conspiracy theories [music] are entering [00:00:13] a danger [00:00:14] >> information is the oxygen of the [00:00:17] democracy. [00:00:17] >> There's so much evidence out there that [00:00:19] even if less than [music] 1% is true, [00:00:22] will that be enough to collapse the [00:00:24] current paradigm and change the whole [00:00:28] planet? [00:00:31] And I was uh I did a bunch of looking [00:00:33] this morning into um Voy uh what's his [00:00:37] name? Sean Fo. I started building the [00:00:40] Sean Foy webs. Um noticed that Sean Foy [00:00:43] is a fan. Sean Fo is a huge fan of the [00:00:46] channel. Shout out to Shawn Fo for big [00:00:48] up in my channel, giving me the boost we [00:00:50] all need. Um [00:00:53] yeah, we've got questions. [00:00:55] If you haven't found this website [00:00:58] dedicated to Sean Fo's um financial [00:01:04] criminal allegations, [00:01:06] it's worth looking up. [00:01:10] But [snorts] [00:01:11] uh DD got a podcast is this YouTube [00:01:13] channel that we were looking at [00:01:14] yesterday. Um 165K subs. Highly [00:01:17] recommend you check them out and give [00:01:18] him some support and some love. Um, this [00:01:20] is a clip from the one we were watching [00:01:23] yesterday. So, it's only an 8 minute [00:01:24] clip, but it's later on in the pod that [00:01:27] we didn't get to. So, [00:01:30] we're going to do one more little look [00:01:31] at this one other piece. Charlie Kirk [00:01:33] had this life insurance policy that [00:01:36] seems a little weird. [00:01:41] >> Wow. [00:01:42] >> Yeah. And so, you have to ask yourself, [00:01:44] who who did this? Did Charlie do this or [00:01:47] did Erica do this? I don't know because [00:01:49] we'll never get to see the policy, but I [00:01:51] would love to see the policy because to [00:01:53] me it feels like what we've seen now [00:01:55] from Erica, she's connected enough. I [00:01:57] don't think it's out of the question [00:01:59] that she could have finagled something [00:02:00] where she did this, you know. [00:02:01] >> Now, just for the audience [00:02:03] clarification, Brian, when you say she's [00:02:05] connected enough, are you saying [00:02:06] connected enough to turn to Point USA or [00:02:08] connected enough to something else? [00:02:09] >> To something else. [00:02:10] >> I follow you. [00:02:12] >> Hey, I didn't say it. He said it. I [00:02:14] didn't say it. Okay. Like is the world [00:02:17] really a better place because of Turning [00:02:18] Point? I think that's hard to quantify. [00:02:20] That'd be hard to You want I can show [00:02:21] you the Sean website. See that? You [00:02:23] know, we just see everyone making more [00:02:25] money, buying bigger houses, flying [00:02:28] private. [00:02:28] >> Yeah. Oh, yeah. Speaking of that, [00:02:30] >> real quickly, actually, Hot Girl Bomber, [00:02:31] do you know what website I just showed [00:02:32] you? Have you seen that already? [00:02:35] Because um [00:02:38] that website is really important. [00:02:41] I found it through another podcast of a [00:02:43] TPS USA insider that like left TPUSA and [00:02:46] was speaking out about it on a podcast. [00:02:48] Um, [00:02:51] and [00:02:53] truth and freedom stories. If you search [00:02:56] truth and freedom stories, financial, [00:02:58] spiritual, and moral allegations against [00:02:59] Sean Foy, that will turn this up. So [00:03:04] >> that's on somewhere in here. It spoke [00:03:06] about how much was spent on like private [00:03:08] planes or something. in in one of the [00:03:10] years 198,000 first class and charter. [00:03:13] That's just on the jet. That's not even [00:03:15] a [laughter] number of the hotel. Yeah. [00:03:16] >> I was considering tracking Sean Fo's [00:03:18] flights all around for T USA cuz his [00:03:20] Twitter feed is just like a new state [00:03:22] every day doing these like new apostolic [00:03:26] reform movement rallies and concerts and [00:03:29] And it's like damn these guys are [00:03:31] flying all over the place which is not [00:03:33] like a crime but it's it's a lot. And I [00:03:38] I I I I just really want people Let me [00:03:40] zoom zone in. [00:03:41] >> Well, if you need the page, it's page 16 [00:03:43] right at the bottom. [00:03:44] >> Okay. But I want to make sure people [00:03:46] understand this part. So 80 almost So [00:03:49] basically $81 million at the However, [00:03:52] despite making 81 million, let me make [00:03:54] sure I'm saying it correctly. Yes. In [00:03:56] total 81 million in total expenses, they [00:03:58] had at the end of 2023 only $4 million [00:04:00] in cash and 5.67 in savings. [00:04:03] >> And that's per their balance sheet. So [00:04:05] again, everything in here is from their [00:04:06] own IRS filing. You know, they have a [00:04:08] balance sheet, they have an income [00:04:09] statement, and that's just what it shows [00:04:10] on the balance sheet. So it makes sense [00:04:12] in the sense when Candace says, "Hey, [00:04:13] Charlie's worried about blowing the [00:04:15] money because they're left with 5 [00:04:16] million, you know, 3 million at the end [00:04:17] of the year." So they do blow it. And [00:04:18] yeah, here's the private private jets, [00:04:20] 198,000. [00:04:22] >> Man, [00:04:24] that's crazy, man. I don't think a lot, [00:04:27] but that's 200 grand just on the jet. [00:04:29] >> Just on the jet. How about all the [00:04:30] security, the the the car services that [00:04:33] are waiting for him? You know, the [00:04:34] hotels, I don't think he's staying at a [00:04:35] red roof. So, you start to to look and [00:04:37] it's just like, yeah, they're living the [00:04:39] good life on the dime of the donor, you [00:04:41] know, not like they're adding value. [00:04:42] It's just simply on the dime of the [00:04:44] donor. [00:04:44] >> How can we make people gain class [00:04:45] consciousness? Well, I'm sure you can't [00:04:47] do a better job than our own politicians [00:04:50] in power all over all [00:04:52] Americans. That'll help everyone gain [00:04:54] class cons class consciousness. Real [00:04:56] quick, [00:04:57] >> I think next we should cover the section [00:04:58] right below this. I found this. It's [00:05:00] hard to surprise me because I've been [00:05:01] doing this so long and this really [00:05:03] >> um I don't think they'll take it down. [00:05:04] I'm not making any accusations. These [00:05:06] guys are just looking at financial [00:05:07] audits. I think we'll be okay. Um and to [00:05:10] be clear, I don't I'm not making any [00:05:11] allegations. I'm just looking at [00:05:12] evidence [00:05:13] >> took me back. Let's try and like kind of [00:05:15] clearly explain what's going on here. [00:05:16] Okay. [00:05:17] >> In 20 Let me make sure I got you right. [00:05:18] In 2023, I found somewhere near the [00:05:20] bottom that they Charlie Kirk or [00:05:23] >> Okay, before we get into this insurance [00:05:24] policy, it is true. Like it's it's true. [00:05:26] I can show you the sources that Erica [00:05:27] Kirk is connected to a lot of people. [00:05:29] [snorts] She's got connections from her [00:05:31] family. Her parents both have very [00:05:33] strange highlevel [00:05:37] affiliations and careers with all sorts [00:05:40] of government agencies, intel agencies. [00:05:43] Um, [00:05:44] it's a mystery. Her dad is a literal [00:05:47] mystery. Her dad seems to be like [00:05:51] like a secret agent or something. He's [00:05:53] He's the kind of person that can get his [00:05:56] entire like profile scrubbed completely [00:05:58] off the internet. No photos, no nothing. [00:06:01] No nothing. [00:06:04] >> Eric Kirk rather, I'm not sure which [00:06:05] one, but created an LLC called GG uh LF. [00:06:09] Interestingly, if you know, one of the [00:06:10] kids' names is GI. So, [00:06:11] >> so in 2023, one of the Kirks created a [00:06:16] LLC called GGLF 2023 LLC. It's a and it [00:06:20] has a life insurance policy that is that [00:06:22] Turning Point USA is paying for in a [00:06:24] really weird way. [00:06:25] >> Oh, I'm speculating. First, let me [00:06:27] explain what this is, then I'll [00:06:28] speculate as to what I think happened [00:06:29] here. So, this is not uncommon. You use [00:06:31] these life policies in the event if the [00:06:33] guy who's running the nonprofit is like [00:06:34] the face of the company, right? Elon [00:06:36] Musk is the face of Tesla. Charlie Kirk [00:06:37] the face of this. You can kind of [00:06:39] protect yourself, I guess, financially. [00:06:41] So, you take this out. If something [00:06:42] happens to him, you get a portion of it, [00:06:44] a very small portion, by the way, and [00:06:45] then Erica or the beneficiary gets the [00:06:47] rest. timing is odd because it's 2023. [00:06:50] Remember, Charlie's been the face of [00:06:51] this thing. I would say at least since [00:06:53] 2017. I know it started in 2012, but [00:06:55] meaning like where he was on the map, [00:06:56] everyone knew [clears throat] 2017. Odd [00:06:58] that it took 6 years for them to think, [00:06:59] oh, we should uh, you know, get a [00:07:01] policy. [00:07:02] >> So, yeah, pointing out that it's weird [00:07:03] that it's it's it's put in place in 2023 [00:07:06] instead of back like 2017 to 2019, maybe [00:07:08] 2020 when Charlie was really growing in [00:07:11] prominence and when threats against him [00:07:13] were growing and stuff like that. So, [00:07:16] >> but uh so they did anyway and it's a [00:07:18] massive premium 350,000 a year. It could [00:07:20] be upwards of 1020 million. Erica's [00:07:22] >> you hear that? The premium is 350,000 a [00:07:24] year. Um because the way this is [00:07:27] structured, the part that's really weird [00:07:28] about this is that Turning Point is [00:07:32] loaning this LLC owned by Erica or [00:07:36] Charlie. Um, it appears as though [00:07:39] Turning Point is loaning $350,000 [00:07:43] to cover the premium. So, it's like [00:07:46] they're paying the premium on this [00:07:47] insurance policy. [00:07:49] So, it's like a free insurance policy [00:07:51] for Charlie or Erica. Um, [00:07:54] and a premium of that much means that [00:07:56] it's like a massive multi-million dollar [00:07:59] insurance policy. [00:08:01] >> Yeah, I'm assuming Erica, the [00:08:02] beneficiary is going to get because of [00:08:03] how high the premium is, right? How much [00:08:05] your premiums usually? And I know I'm [00:08:06] asking you that on the spot. Is it [00:08:08] 100,000, 50,000? [00:08:10] >> I mean, I I guess it depends on on your [00:08:11] net worth. Like someone like me, it's [00:08:13] way way lower. You know, maybe 5,000 a [00:08:15] year I was paying for mine and this is [00:08:17] 350. Again, Charlie Kirk is obviously a [00:08:19] lot richer than me, but just to put into [00:08:20] context. [00:08:21] >> Wow. [00:08:21] >> I think mine was four or 5,000 a year. [00:08:23] >> Wow. [00:08:24] >> And I pay mine. I love what they did [00:08:25] here. Turning Point pays it. So, just [00:08:27] >> that's totally legal. Well, I guess it [00:08:29] would be [00:08:29] >> Oh, you know how it's legal? Key word. [00:08:30] It's a loan. But I guarantee you he [00:08:32] would have never paid this back. It's [00:08:33] it's they're loaning it. [00:08:34] >> So what do you mean he would have never [00:08:35] paid it back? So why would you take it [00:08:36] out if you wouldn't be able to pay it [00:08:37] back? [00:08:37] >> I don't think any I mean I'm assuming I [00:08:39] don't think anyone would have ever [00:08:40] because he is turning point. So I don't [00:08:41] think he would come after himself and [00:08:42] say, "Hey, you got to pay this back." [00:08:43] >> Okay, I see USA. [00:08:45] >> But yeah, because if you look at the [00:08:45] keyword, it's called loan. So loan to [00:08:48] >> it's a loan. And it says [00:08:51] right here, loans to and from interested [00:08:54] persons. [00:08:58] >> Or from interested persons. So on paper [00:09:00] it's a loan and you know they're just [00:09:02] loaning him the money. They're paying [00:09:03] the premium for him and then they get [00:09:05] interest back in return if something [00:09:06] happens plus their principal. So in [00:09:08] theory they probably got the 350 back [00:09:09] now that he died but who knows what the [00:09:10] beneficiary got because the 350 is such [00:09:12] a low in the tent. [00:09:14] >> So because we haven't seen we can't see [00:09:15] the actual policy. This is coming from [00:09:17] TP USA's public filings because they're [00:09:19] a nonprofit. But the actual policy is [00:09:21] held by this private LLC that is [00:09:23] presumably owned by Erica or Charlie um [00:09:26] or their family jointly. Um, and so we [00:09:29] don't actually know what the policy [00:09:31] itself looks like. We don't know how [00:09:32] much the full uh worth of the of the [00:09:36] life insurance policy is. [00:09:37] >> Millions or something. [00:09:38] >> Yeah. Because 350 is such a large Yeah. [00:09:40] >> Wow. [00:09:40] >> Yeah. And so you have to ask yourself [00:09:42] who who did this? Did Charlie do this or [00:09:44] did Erica do this? I don't know because [00:09:46] we'll never get to see the policy, but I [00:09:48] would love to see the policy because to [00:09:49] me it feels like what we've seen now [00:09:50] from Erica, she's connected enough. I [00:09:52] don't think it's homies that she could [00:09:54] have finagled something where she did [00:09:55] this, you know. Now, just for the [00:09:56] audience clarification, Brian, when you [00:09:58] say she's connected enough, are you [00:10:00] saying connected enough to turn to Point [00:10:01] USA or connected enough to something [00:10:02] else? [00:10:02] >> To something else. [00:10:03] >> I follow you [00:10:03] >> to something else. [00:10:04] >> Based on her behavior, [00:10:05] >> based on her family. Based on her [00:10:06] family. And again, that's all [00:10:07] documented. We can get into that if [00:10:08] you'd like, you know, later down the [00:10:10] road. But that's why I say that because [00:10:11] it's just when you're that connected. I [00:10:13] don't know if this would be that hard to [00:10:14] do where Kirk wouldn't have known. You [00:10:15] know, what is it? Just take a stamp of [00:10:16] his name, hit the stamp, sign it. You [00:10:18] know, uh the fact that it's Gigi, I [00:10:20] thought just caught my attention. That's [00:10:21] her the daughter's name. You know, Gi, [00:10:23] that's the name of this, [00:10:24] >> right? [00:10:24] >> Maybe. I'm going to take out an [00:10:26] insurance policy and name it GG5000 for [00:10:28] the goat who is currently taking a couch [00:10:31] nap. [00:10:32] >> Either way, even if she didn't do it and [00:10:34] Charlie didn't, this is very notable. [00:10:35] >> Yeah, but like you said, why wait now? [00:10:37] Why go six years and in 2023 all of a [00:10:39] sudden now you [00:10:40] >> Chad's asking if I think that Erica had [00:10:42] an active hand in this. I'm definitely [00:10:43] not ready to say that. Um I'm obviously [00:10:46] looking at the evidence like this. Um [00:10:49] obviously my mind is open to everything. [00:10:51] Um I don't know, Erica. I'm not I'm not [00:10:54] alleged to her, but [00:10:58] extraordinary claims do require [00:10:59] extraordinary evidence. And you have to [00:11:01] realize that as a public figure, I also [00:11:02] have to be very thoughtful about what [00:11:04] like kind of claims I put on the [00:11:05] internet. So, I'm I'm watching, but I, [00:11:08] you know, I would need to see a lot of [00:11:10] evidence to think that a woman would do [00:11:14] something so cold as that. Not to say [00:11:18] that women can't be cold. We've There's [00:11:19] lots of women that are real cold, but we [00:11:24] would need some pretty crazy evidence [00:11:25] for that. So, we'll look and we'll see. [00:11:29] And, you know, who knows what we find. [00:11:32] >> You you have the idea to create this [00:11:33] split dollar life insurance policy. [00:11:35] >> It's possible they knew he was going to [00:11:36] disappear. So, if you know he's going to [00:11:37] disappear, you know, let's make some [00:11:38] money. I don't know why else. I just [00:11:40] don't know why you would wait. I think [00:11:41] it's reasonable to wait a few years. If [00:11:43] they would have done this in 2020, that [00:11:44] wouldn't have caught my attention [00:11:45] because in 2020, he was really elevating [00:11:47] his profile. 2019 20, you know, but 2023 [00:11:50] it just feels a bit late. So yeah, I [00:11:52] would love to see the policy because [00:11:53] that can answer a lot of questions. How [00:11:54] much is the payout? Who's the [00:11:56] beneficiary? When like within 2023, when [00:11:59] was this put together? But, you know, [00:12:00] unless we have an insider, I don't think [00:12:01] we're ever going to see that. But it's [00:12:03] to me, we should not overlook this is [00:12:04] all I'm saying. You know, why exactly [00:12:06] this happened? That's speculation, but [00:12:07] it happened and it's here. And keep in [00:12:09] mind that's three. [00:12:09] >> Yeah, good point, Chad. I don't see [00:12:11] didn't see who said that, but I wonder [00:12:13] if financial his Charlie's financial [00:12:15] advisors had anything to do with it. [00:12:16] That would be interesting. I wonder if [00:12:18] anyone at Turning Point suggested it or [00:12:20] anything like that. [00:12:22] >> 50 and 23, 24, and 25, [00:12:25] >> right? Because he he died in 25, so that [00:12:27] probably would have already been paid. [00:12:28] So, someone's getting money off this. [00:12:29] And I just think Charlie was rich enough [00:12:30] he should pay a life policy on his own. [00:12:32] That's just my own feeling because I [00:12:34] don't think Turning Point should be on [00:12:35] the hook for everything he wants to do, [00:12:36] >> right? [00:12:37] >> But when you could use donor money to [00:12:38] pay for your life insurance policy, why [00:12:40] would you use your own money, bro? [00:12:42] Obviously, [00:12:44] >> you know, it's not not unreasonable to [00:12:45] ask him. [00:12:49] >> Uh, chat, pretty conclusions. You say [00:12:51] this is likely a Keman insurance policy [00:12:53] taken by TPUSA on him, not his. Um, it [00:12:57] sounds like a Keman insurance policy is [00:12:59] something that I can look up in here. [00:13:03] Okay, that's I think that's the end of [00:13:06] of that clip. Keman insurance [00:13:11] policy. [00:13:15] They would get loan money back and [00:13:17] enough to buy his ownership out. [00:13:20] Oh, key man as in the key man of the uh [00:13:25] keyman insurance, also known as key [00:13:27] person or key employee insurance, is a [00:13:29] life insurance policy purchased by a [00:13:30] business to protect itself financial [00:13:31] loss of a vital employee such as an [00:13:33] owner, executive, top salesperson, or [00:13:34] someone with a unique skills dies or [00:13:36] becomes disabled. The business is both [00:13:38] the policy holder and the beneficiary [00:13:40] paying the premiums and receiving the [00:13:41] death benefit if the insured key person [00:13:43] passed away while the policy is active. [00:13:45] Interesting. Uh homie who gave us this [00:13:48] tip would it appear in the way that it [00:13:51] was written is that is the way it was [00:13:52] written on that as a loan that they were [00:13:54] giving to that LLC. Is that a normal way [00:13:57] for it to appear in your in your [00:13:59] experience? [00:14:01] because I that's a great point and it's [00:14:03] and you know the LLC I don't know as we [00:14:06] know who the LLC is held by [00:14:10] this is [clears throat] why we need uh [00:14:11] the whole internet to work together [00:14:13] because we've got experts in all fields [00:14:15] out there um and usually people running [00:14:18] podcasts people doing commentary and [00:14:20] such usually we obviously are not [00:14:21] experts in everything um can't be if it [00:14:26] was me I'd set up as an evang [00:14:27] evangelical trust and have that LLC be [00:14:29] the beneficiary so that any income is [00:14:30] taxfree [00:14:32] Now we're thinking. Now we're thinking. [00:14:35] Yeah. Hakro bummer is about to go max on [00:14:37] this. That's like the top meme of of the [00:14:40] of this month. We We are going max, dog. [00:14:44] Yeah. The decentralized think tank, the [00:14:46] decentralized intelligence agency of the [00:14:49] internet is pretty unrivaled this year [00:14:53] for sure. [00:14:56] That would be enough to collapse the [00:14:58] current paradigm and change the whole [00:15:01] planet.