The Indiana Zone - Mind of a Madman

Summary

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Nephilim Death Squad

Episode: The Indiana Zone – Mind of a Madman

Date: December 16, 2025
Hosts: David Lee Corvo ("Raven") & Matt Hepner
Theme:
Exploring Biblical and alternative history conspiracy theories, ancient megaliths, Nephilim, secret societies, and suppressed archaeological evidence—framed as a riffing review and debate of the "True Legends" documentary series, especially focusing on Timothy Albarino and his work, as well as building toward an eventual “debate” with him.

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Episode Overview

In this episode, Raven and Matt analyze the "True Legends" documentary series (produced by Timothy Albarino, Steve Quayle, Tom Horn, and others) through their trademark mixture of humor, skepticism, religious commentary, and inside jokes. They react live to footage about the Vatican, ancient megalithic construction, suppressed archaeological finds, Nephilim lore, and the personalities behind the research, all filtered through a self-aware, conspiratorial, yet lighthearted Biblical lens.

Key recurring themes include the nature of forbidden knowledge, the legitimacy and image of figures like Albarino, the strange and enduring mysteries of megalithic architecture, and the cultural impacts of both church power and ancient fallen beings.

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Key Discussion Points and Insights

I. “True Legends,” Albarino, and the Indie Jones Aesthetic

• DVD Watch Party Format: The hosts dive into an old "True Legends" documentary, pausing frequently for commentary, critique, and jokes about production value, fashion, and the “Indiana Jones” persona of Timothy Albarino.
  • Raven teases Albarino’s signature style: “Somebody said that I tried to look like Indiana Jones, but instead I ended up looking like Neo, which is a black man.” (03:00)
  • Ongoing banter about dressing up for the “debate," with Matt pressing for respect: “You can respect your opponents, dude. You can respect your opponents.” (12:06)
• Documentary Nostalgia: Comparing early Nephilim and ancient mystery media to the current explosion of content. Emphasis that figures like Quayle, Albarino, Marzulli, and Horn were “OGs” before it was popular (03:29).

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II. The Conspiracy Matrix: Ancient Technology, Suppression, & Giants

• Ancient Megaliths & Suppressed Knowledge: Reviewing the technological feats at places like Machu Picchu, Cuzco, and their possible connection to Nephilim builders or “antediluvian” (pre-Flood) civilizations.
  • Quote (Narrator): “The Vatican’s infamous intelligence apparatus is widely considered to be the most informed, most penetrated and most insidious… There may be more secrets concealed in the vaults and archives beneath St. Peter’s Basilica than in any of the confidential dossiers of every other nation combined.” (38:34)
• Vatican and Secret Archives: The theory that the Vatican has hoarded physical evidence—giant bones, megalithic technology, ancient manuscripts—to control the narrative of human history.
• Masons and Tunnels: Segments about interconnected megalithic tunnel systems (the Shinkana below Cuzco), how monasteries are routinely built atop ancient pagan sites, and the possibility of hidden “giant” remains beneath the Vatican (49:07–52:44).
• Timothy Albarino’s Access: Praise for, and critique of, Albarino’s ability to explore these restricted places; jabs at his “costume” vs more practical spelunking attire.

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III. Giants, the Kandahar Legend, & Biblical Archetypes

• Kandahar Giant: The legend of US military discovering/killing a giant in Afghanistan; skepticism about details, but affirmation of strange military cover-ups and ancient truth suppression.
  • Quote (Military Veteran): “We were met at the aircraft by what we later on called the babysitters. But they kind of introduced themselves and said, ‘Hey, no cameras. Nobody’s taking pictures here.’” (20:31)
• Physicality and Scale: Extended riffing about the math of 12ft, 1,100lb giants, the smell of corpses, and what it would mean for their physiology and social role.
  • Raven: “If this thing is 12ft tall, does that mean it’s…5 to 6ft wide? That's a big ass.” (26:11)
• Photos and Evidence: Discussion of an alleged original Kandahar giant photo (“before AI”)—the hosts note the six fingers, double rows of teeth, and relationship to Biblical descriptions (33:41–34:00).
• Ancient Peruvian Giants: Stories of Conquistadors finding massive skeletons, the destruction/appropriation of such evidence by priests, and the theory that Incan megaliths were built by a pre-flood race of giants (46:04–46:56).

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IV. Control of History: Vatican, Jesuits, and Modern Power Structures

• Parallel Power Centers: The Vatican is compared to other “sovereign cities” (Washington D.C., City of London) and accused of global “subterfuge” – appropriating ancient treasures, knowledge, and sites to maintain spiritual/political dominance.
  • Quote (Documentary Narrator): “Those who control the past determine the future. Secret knowledge is the most precious commodity on Earth. It's the currency of the occult and the Luciferian elite.” (31:48)
• Selective Conspiracy Critique: Raven playfully chides Albarino for never criticizing Israel’s modern state—debate over holding Israel accountable; Matt pushes back with generational perspective, referencing cycles in Biblical Israel (40:12–41:46).
• Jesuit Suppression: Accounts of Jesuits/Catholic Church deliberately blocking, filling in, or destroying tunnel entrances after outsiders gain too much access (103:08–104:24).

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V. Stonework, Lost Technology, and the Limits of Modern Understanding

• Precision & Enigma of Megalith Construction: Multiple pauses to marvel at seamless, mortarless stones at Cuzco, Sacsayhuamán, and Ollantaytambo. Hosts puzzle over how these could be quarried, transported, and fitted with allegedly Bronze Age tools.
  • Quote (Matt): “If there was a worldwide flood, that’s all that would be left… The only thing that would remain is stone structures like that.” (35:07)
• Ancient Softening/molding Stone Technologies: Theorizing that ancient builders had the ability to chemically soften or vibrationally manipulate hard stone – possibly via ancient frequency/sonic technology (144:23–148:07).
• Contrasts in Construction: Comparison of earthquake-resistant, seamless "antediluvian" stonework to much cruder Spanish attempts: “The workmanship of the Inca sticks out like a sore thumb” (141:01).
• Conspiratorial Parallels to Modern Tech: Elon Musk as a possible “front man” for old knowledge/black budget tech; recurring suspicion that modern science is a distraction from ancient realities (08:36–10:19).

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VI. Nephilim Lore, Hybridization, & Demonic Offspring

• Pre-Flood Genetic Pollution: The “Supernatural seed of the Watchers” as a virus polluting all living things; hybrid monsters (centaurs, minotaurs, satyrs, giants) as evidence (132:07–132:58).
  • Quote (Narrator): "The age before the flood of Noah was a time of extreme wickedness on the earth… pagansim and sexual perversion… demigods of legend.” (132:30)
• Sterility and Hybrid Traits: Discussion of biological parallels—e.g., mules/ligers as large, sterile hybrids, relating to theories of why giants fade from history (130:54–132:07).
• The Biblical Cycle: Matt brings up cycles of rebellion and redemption in Israel as analogous to suppressed or forgotten knowledge; Gaia, Watchers, and knowledge as both gift and curse.

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VII. Meta-Commentary, Humor, and Community Inside Jokes

• Debate vs. Fellowship with Albarino: Running tension between Raven’s hunger for a serious “debate” (and playful mockery of Albarino’s brand) and Matt’s push for fraternity among Biblical researchers.
• Mock Rivalry: The “Indiana Jones” outfit, “swagger stance,” and the repeated joke that Raven and Albarino are “long lost cousins.”
  • Raven: "The only way you could be this hypercritical is if you're related." (57:43)
• In-Jokes, Food & Community: Ongoing banter about food (hot dogs, energy bites, “blappaccino”), their coffee shop, and listener suggestions; self-deprecating humor about the hosts’ habits and “gas issues.”
• Charity Initiative: They brainstorm launching a food/diaper pantry through their platform without media “clout chasing” (112:09–113:57).

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Notable Quotes & Moments (With Timestamps)

• On the Catholic Church’s power:
  “The Vatican knows all the secrets. There may be more secrets concealed in the vaults and archives beneath St Peter’s Basilica than in any of the confidential dossiers of every other nation combined.” (38:34)
• On debates and rivalry:
  "If he wants to debate me, then I'm gonna learn everything I can about him. And I'm gonna embody him and I'm gonna win the debate. And that doesn't mean I have to hate him." (12:33)
• On megalithic mysteries:
  “Look at the size of those stones. We don't have cranes today that could lift a stone like that. And it's perfectly cut… it's not even from that mountain!” (47:01)
• On hybrid monsters:
  “Centaurs and minotaurs…I mean, especially minotaurs, right? Because those are supposed to be mythological creatures. …Nephilim was like something that wasn’t supposed to be. …Under that blanket, that also goes these chimeric creatures that weren’t supposed to exist.” (129:14–129:38)
• On the limits of knowledge:
  "There’s just some things that we can’t know and we’re not gonna know." (120:00)

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Important Segments & Timestamps

• Introduction to the “True Legends” Series & OG conspiracy researchers: 03:00–05:00
• Riffing on Albarino’s "Indiana Jones" style and the nature of the debate: 12:06–14:36
• Kandahar Giant Story, Military Testimony & Giant Physiology: 19:02–26:27
• Vatican Power & Conspiracies, Suppressed History: 31:48–41:46
• Megaliths Construction, Ancient Tech & Sound Manipulation Theories: 46:33–62:02, 144:23–148:07
• Sterile Hybrids, Chimeras, and Demonic Offspring: 130:54–132:58
• Food Pantry/Charity Brainstorm (and comedic sidebar): 112:09–114:50
• Summing Up and Ending Banter: 162:11–163:47

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Final Notes and Tone

The episode blends deep-dive conspiracy theorizing, Bible study, pop-archaeology, and “fraternal rivalry” between researchers. The hosts keep the mood light and often irreverent, with plenty of ribbing, tangents about food and personality, and meta-jokes about rivalry, debate, and the trappings of conspiracy podcasting itself.

Quote (concluding perspective):
“Everything that has been hidden is now being revealed to those who are willing to search for the answers.” (120:41)

Listener Takeaway:
The episode is both informative and entertaining—a long, often meandering journey across ancient mysteries, religious lore, and speculative history, with repeated reminders to question official narratives, bond with fellow seekers (even rivals), and enjoy the camaraderie of the conspiracy community.

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Transcript

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[Narrator (from documentary clips)]

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[David Lee Corvo]

They never went away. They're still here today. Welcome back, ladies and gentlemen, to another episode of Nephilim Death Squad. I am David Lee Corvo, AKA the Raven. That is Matt Hepner, the merchant of Brown Water and host of Straight Bible. And we're doing something a little bit different here today. This is for the Patreon members only. I don't know if I'll release this, but a lot of you might be aware. Don't. Don't say that. A lot of you might be aware. Is that on blue?

[Matt Hepner]

Blue Auto Correct.

[David Lee Corvo]

It is on blue. Okay. We're just making sure that we are. Or I am trying to. There you go. Well, you figured it out. That was good improv. Prepare for a. A debate. A debate with a man who has become my sworn enemy. My sworn enemy. My nemesis is probably a good way to describe it.

[Matt Hepner]

No.

[David Lee Corvo]

Anyway, guys, sorry about that. I don't know what the Hell, we did. Where are we leaving off? So. So we're gonna have to cut that beginning chunk out. But, I mean, you guys got a sneak peek at what we're gonna end up watching two in the series of True Legends, which is what? Timothy Albarino, Tom Horn, and Steve Quail. Steve Quail.

[Matt Hepner]

Marzulis in some of them. They did a True Legends conference in, like, I want to say, like, 2017. And it was raw, bro. Like, this was the stuff. You guys have all been spoiled because now you live in a day where, like, everybody's talking about Nephilim and ancient ruins, bro. 2015, 2016, 2017. You didn't have any of that, bro. So it was people like Timothy albarino, Steve Quayle, L.A. marzulli. That's who all of us cut our teeth on. Tom Horn.

[David Lee Corvo]

Right?

[Matt Hepner]

Like, that was where we all started to get like, yeah, wait a minute, what's going on in the planet? So these guys are like, oh, geez for doing that.

[David Lee Corvo]

Somebody said that I tried to look like Indiana Jones, but instead I ended up looking like Neo, which is a black man. So that's. That's good. Yeah. I mean, I guess what we're doing here is we're going to go through these old DVDs. These are something that you gave to me and you asked me to watch, but I just don't really, like, lock in at home and try to watch an hour and a half documentary because my wife does not want to watch Indiana Jones, Steve Quail, and La Marzulli, dude.

[Matt Hepner]

My family, like, this is what we would watch on this.

[David Lee Corvo]

Really kind of embarrassing.

[Matt Hepner]

No? Like, when we would have Jess's family over on, like, Thanksgiving or, like, Christmas, like, we would. These are straight up the DVDs we would watch. Because, like, in the beginning when I got converted, I had a time period where we just didn't have tv.

[David Lee Corvo]

Okay.

[Matt Hepner]

Because the kids were little, and I was like, yo, they cannot be watching Disney and Nickelodeon bloating like this when they're very little. Yeah, it's very important they don't have all that stuff going in their spirit. So we didn't even have tv. And I was just, like, quiet in the cut. Just, like, reading the scripture and reading Spurgeon.

[David Lee Corvo]

Steve Quill. No, Tom Horn.

[Matt Hepner]

There was just. There was like, a lot of. A little bit of stuff. But then I think some people in the church shout out to the 501C3 system.

[David Lee Corvo]

There you go.

[Matt Hepner]

Like, started to tell me about certain people that you could watch or whatever. And then somehow I got My hands on. Well, we had an Internet, so I think maybe I might have looked them up that way, too.

[Narrator (from documentary clips)]

But.

[Matt Hepner]

Yeah, so on, like, holidays, that's what we would watch.

[David Lee Corvo]

Dude.

[Matt Hepner]

And my family loved it. I'm like, my whole family loved this.

[David Lee Corvo]

I mean, I used to like the ancient aliens thing. I think that got a little bit weird. You know, it was like they. They were on to something the first couple of seasons, and then it was like everything just became like, aliens. Aliens. That was their answer for everything. And I'm just like, you know, But I can see how this sort of thing, megalithic structures, how did they come to be? You know, the, The. The.

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[David Lee Corvo]

The exact precise way they were cut and how they were fitted together, and we don't understand how they were moved. I mean, you know, the pyramids are still flabbergasting people. So, like, all that stuff is super.

[Matt Hepner]

Fascinating because we're saying, like, okay, what is the story of reality? Like, we cut through all the BS we're seeing, like, what is the story of reality? Because, like, whatever. The same way they manipulate news today. Like, what do you mean? They didn't manipulate history.

[David Lee Corvo]

No, of course they did.

[Matt Hepner]

The same way the news can say whatever they want today and make people think it's true. They can do the same thing with history.

[David Lee Corvo]

I have done that. That's what. That's what the little season people hang their hat on is. All of the Tartaria stuff. I don't know if you've heard of the Tartaria stuff, but it's like mud, floods, and like, subterranean levels to buildings that are as architecturally intricate and. And aesthetically pleasing as it is on the surface. And you go, like, why on earth would you have this? It's underground. It has all this decor, and it's beautiful, but there's, like, these levels to it that are. That are underneath the, you know, the dirt, and it doesn't make any sense. And then people start to speculate. Well, there's actually an entire, you know, mud flood and that these buildings were found, that they were here long before, you know, Some of these capital buildings, for example, people speculate were here. My wife was watching a TikTok video. That's how a lot of good stories start. And it was like this guy outside of a Capitol building in his local area, and he's showing how, like, all the stone is granite and marble, but when they try to patch it up, when there's, like, some issues, like a little bit of damages, they can't do it. Like, the original Building was built, and they don't even understand. The guy's like, I don't understand how you would have gotten the. The stone to do this, how it would have cost as much money. And then how now when they try to patch it up and try to fix it, they're doing it with, like, spackle and crap.

[Matt Hepner]

Well, that stuff at Machu Picchu looks like it's, like, melted. It looks like it's somehow, like, melted and just formed into play. It's like, how is this even possible that they did this with no mortar, no nothing? But, yeah, like in the 2017 True Legends conference, the dude, Timothy Albarino is the interpreter for the guy. I think his name's Anselm P. Rambla.

[David Lee Corvo]

Okay.

[Matt Hepner]

And he does a deep dive in that conference on the tunnel system under Peru. So this was kind of around the same time I started calling on this housing development when I was selling tile, trying to sell tile to this housing development. And one of their things was that the roofs were made out of solar panels. Like, it wasn't solar panels on the roof. The roof itself was solar panels. And they said, yeah, there's this dude called Elon Musk. It's one of his businesses. He has.

[David Lee Corvo]

I think I've heard of him.

[Matt Hepner]

The roofs are the solar panels. I was like, what? Who's this dude, Elon Musk? So then I started looking. This dude, Elon Musk, well, one of his technologies is digging the tunnels, like, under LA for traffic. I don't like what you're doing, dude.

[David Lee Corvo]

I'm just collecting under la.

[Matt Hepner]

He's trying to do tunnels. Yeah, the boring company. And then so then I'm like, looking at this dude Elon. I'm saying, like, okay, this dude's going to Mars. Then he's got, like, the battery operated cars that everybody said you could never do. Then he's got solar panel. He's got. He's doing, like, all these things.

[David Lee Corvo]

Ketamine. He's talking to demons.

[Matt Hepner]

And it begs the question, where's this dude getting his information from if this is all ancient technology?

[David Lee Corvo]

People do speculate, though, that Elon Musk isn't the genius that he alludes to be. That he's more of like this front man that like, kind of gives us this super genius scapegoat.

[Matt Hepner]

Leo says, you know Leo that comes in.

[David Lee Corvo]

Oh, yeah, yeah, yeah. He's like, I've never been in a.

[Matt Hepner]

Meeting with Elon, but I've been in meetings where the guys were leaving my meeting to go to a meeting with Elon like, that's his realm.

[David Lee Corvo]

Yeah.

[Matt Hepner]

In the tech world. But he says that. Yeah, he says, like, Elon's not.

[David Lee Corvo]

I don't think he is. I think what he does is he's like, he's got a social awkwardness about him that's so profound that we're willing to look at that and go, well, that must be what a super genius is like. So in other words, you imagine what a super genius is like. They're so different from you. Right? So show the public a Stephen Hawking, who, by the way, I do not believe was a super genius. I think they literally took a dude who was crippled, who was trapped in his own body, and they paraded him out in front of the world and. And called him a super genius. I don't think he was at all. I think it was actually like the biggest troll on the planet. And then I think it's very similar with Elon Musk, where you want to, like, you have this scapegoat, the reason for all this fantastic technology, when really there's like these blacklisted government operations.

[Matt Hepner]

Blacklisted.

[David Lee Corvo]

Blacklisted government operations with all this funding that they're stealing. Like when the Pentagon gets blown up and it just so happens to be the part that had all the receipts for the, you know, trillions of dollars that went missing. And it all gets funded into these or funneled into these operations. And then they go, we need a mascot. A guy like a happy, cool based face for the public to look at that they kind of adore. And they go, oh, this guy, that's a super genius. Then he gets on Joe Rogan. Joe Rogan asks him a simple question and he goes, well.

[Matt Hepner]

No, I don't know, Elon. What do you mean? The long responses by Elon, dude, I don't think so. As he does a long response, but we're saying as profound.

[David Lee Corvo]

We're like, oh, that's a. That's the. The quantum machine in his mind. Yeah, ticking. I think he's just.

[Matt Hepner]

I don't know, he's an intriguing character. Like, however he got to this position that he's in, who knows? Is that because he's a super genius or not?

[David Lee Corvo]

I don't know.

[Matt Hepner]

But it's intriguing that he's in that role. And I like what he was doing, Doge. I mean, that was kind of rad.

[David Lee Corvo]

I mean, yeah, he does base things. They. I think they're building him up to be this like, based character.

[Matt Hepner]

Base means good.

[David Lee Corvo]

So let's. Why don't we start Watching some of this documentary here. I don't know what the, what the, what the. I'm not going to track just for the sake of the audience. We've already got one minute. Oh, no, this is a, this is a trailer. This is a 10 minute trailer. Okay, good. So I clicked on a trailer. I didn't click on the actual thing.

[Matt Hepner]

Well, it already played the one. It played the Unholy Sea trailer and then it went into like a.

[David Lee Corvo]

We've got this one, boom, two. Two hours, 27 minutes. We're not going to get through all of this today. All roads lead to Rome. This is a 2016 documentary. The Unholy. See, the Vatican Knows all the secrets is. Is what it's called. And I mean, yeah, 2016.

[Matt Hepner]

Just, again, just to make the point that, like, you didn't have much, bro. Like, you didn't have a lot of dudes, especially you didn't have on video that was really like tracking this stuff, especially through a biblical lens.

[David Lee Corvo]

All right, well, that's fine. That's fine.

[Matt Hepner]

But it is interesting that.

[David Lee Corvo]

Oh, my wife's in there. Where's Matt's hat? I sent in a hat for Matt.

[Matt Hepner]

No, yeah, absolutely.

[David Lee Corvo]

My wife sent in that hat.

[Matt Hepner]

No, I wanted.

[David Lee Corvo]

And you're not gonna wear it to.

[Matt Hepner]

Be like buddies with Albarino? I don't want to do it to like.

[David Lee Corvo]

Look, I think what you're. This is what you're doing. I'm taking our opponent very seriously.

[Matt Hepner]

What do you mean?

[David Lee Corvo]

And I'm respecting him. If this is a guy that's going to challenge me to a debate, I'm not going to glaze him. I'm going to treat him like an adversary who's worth my time, who's worth dressing like, who's worth immersing in his work to try to understand the mind. What I don't like is a guy goes, we're going to go, I love you, Mr. Albarino. I love you so much. I want to be your best friend. And I go, no, you can respect your opponents, dude. You can respect your opponents.

[Matt Hepner]

I think you guys, I don't agree with all the stuff. I don't think you're gonna have a debate. Well, I think you're gonna like.

[David Lee Corvo]

He doesn't think that we're gonna. I'll set the whip again. He doesn't think that we agree on all the stuff. Okay. He wants to debate me. And if he wants to debate me, then I'm gonna learn everything I can about him. And I'm gonna, I'm gonna Embody him and I'm gonna win the debate. And that doesn't mean that I have to hate him.

[Narrator (from documentary clips)]

Hey, relax.

[David Lee Corvo]

Well, I just, like, because you got. I just need that killer instinct from you. Can we get that? I mean, this. Whose team are you on?

[Matt Hepner]

I'm on both. Dude, this is what this is. The thing I'm saying is that Albarino and us is all like, I know, like right now and I'm new to this or whatever. I'm just saying there's like, there's a. There's a real war going on. And so we don't want to really have beef with the guys who are on our team. Like, it's fun, it's funny.

[David Lee Corvo]

No, you don't have. No, bro, your.

[Matt Hepner]

Your whip video was hilarious. That was great. But you got his attention. Now we want to bring him in. And you do have some great points that you, that you do want to ask him, but it's not a debate, it's just. You want to ask.

[David Lee Corvo]

He's calling it a debate.

[Matt Hepner]

He's not calling it a debate.

[David Lee Corvo]

He called it a debate. You're not on the tweeter.

[Matt Hepner]

He said, do you want to have a grown up conversation about this? And I. Dude, after you railed on him for six weeks straight, I thought that was a gentleman way for him to respond.

[David Lee Corvo]

I'm not saying that it's not a gentleman way for him to respond. I'm saying he said it's a debate. He's my opponent. I will treat him with respect, but I will treat him as.

[Matt Hepner]

You dress like him.

[David Lee Corvo]

No, this is about getting into the mind of Indiana moans. This is about understanding the machinations that are going on and how he sees the world. And let me tell you something, I, I don't think that I can go back to just being normal and dressing normal because I like the way that I see the world when I go outside and I'm dressed like this.

[Matt Hepner]

Now you know how he feels.

[David Lee Corvo]

And I knew that about him and that was a lot of the, the kind of. The angst that I had towards him was like, this guy gets to dress cool.

[Matt Hepner]

The more I ask you guys, like, what's your beef with Alberino? It's always like, look how he dresses. Like, no, no, no. What about his body of work, though?

[David Lee Corvo]

Like, what about his body of.

[Matt Hepner]

What about his hat?

[David Lee Corvo]

What about his necklace?

[Matt Hepner]

Yeah, dude, no, that's not a relevant.

[David Lee Corvo]

Wakanda is not a real place, Matt. This is an archaeologist and he's wearing a necklace from Wakanda. It's a fictional place from the Marvel films.

[Matt Hepner]

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[David Lee Corvo]

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[Matt Hepner]

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[David Lee Corvo]

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[Matt Hepner]

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[David Lee Corvo]

Sounds too good to be true.

[Matt Hepner]

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[David Lee Corvo]

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[Matt Hepner]

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[David Lee Corvo]

Oh, just for you. Oh, it's just for you. Find your next [e-mail] powered by Auto Intelligence. So we're gonna watch this documentary a little bit, and. And we're gonna get into here. Let's. Let's put this on the stage. And how's this gonna work? If we add this and we get to be tiny over here? Can we do it like this? Let's do that. Yeah. That way we can stay here. And why don't you go to that three camera shot and we'll.

[Matt Hepner]

We'll. You got it, brother. If I see you mean four. No problem.

[David Lee Corvo]

This is just the thing that. That really upsets me is like, we're.

[Matt Hepner]

Gonna leave it on that shot for a little bit. All right, I'll kind of lean in right here.

[David Lee Corvo]

Yeah, dude, you could have a good time. But I. What. I think what you just said a moment ago, I really want people to remember that is like, I asked you, whose team you on? And you said both.

[Matt Hepner]

Exactly.

[David Lee Corvo]

You can't be on both, dude.

[Matt Hepner]

You guys are on the same team, Dude.

[David Lee Corvo]

You can't be lukewarm.

[Matt Hepner]

No, relax. Okay? This is like the story when David's in with Bathsheba. And then Nathan came to David to rebuke him. God could have spoke directly to David, but he didn't. He spoke to Nathan. And Nathan came and rebuked David. And what God was doing was saying, hey, man, this is your boy, David. I want you to know. This is your boy. So this is cool how it came about to, like, rag on him, to get his attention with some funny stuff. That is really funny. And the fuzzy creatures Thought it was. They want to come too. They said. They even said we want to come.

[David Lee Corvo]

I don't know if I'm gonna let him come.

[Matt Hepner]

So let's get Albarino and the fuzzy creatures and the ninjas and butterflies. We'll do like one big thing in the back.

[David Lee Corvo]

Bro. Everything you're saying is true. Like, I know I'm funny. I know I'm very funny. I know I'm very cool. A really humble and humble. But like, when you. So. So I come from a martial arts background and you. You. I loved all my opponents. They were all the homies. But when they were my opponents, they were my opponents. And we're gonna win. Matt, you can't be on both teams. You hear that?

[Matt Hepner]

Who said that?

[David Lee Corvo]

That was I. Maybe the holy spirit. Unbelievable, dude.

[Matt Hepner]

What was that?

[David Lee Corvo]

This is crazy. Did fuzzy creatures in Timothy Moen's Albarinos, did he give you a studio? Did he give you the ability to preach the gospel to thousands of people.

[Matt Hepner]

Who are making the point? We're all on the same team and one of the big mistakes is like beefing with people that are on your team.

[David Lee Corvo]

I'm not beefing.

[Matt Hepner]

Okay, I like that. Okay, so let's get them all in here, get the conversation going.

[David Lee Corvo]

Big enough room to get them all.

[Matt Hepner]

And then this is a great way. If this is how we all kind of met and all kind of got the thing going together, then that's great.

[David Lee Corvo]

The fuzzy creature dudes are huge, actually. Like, they're gigantic men. And we would need to finish the rest of the studio.

[Matt Hepner]

That's what I'm saying. If we can see, say that's going to happen. And I'll get top to get the rest done in the back. Dude.

[David Lee Corvo]

All right. It's our. Our labor brown. Oh, this is property of Israel, which is fine. Uhoh.

[Matt Hepner]

We're not doing that. Okay, first off, this is like great digital right here for 10 years ago.

[David Lee Corvo]

Intro is better than this is 10 years ago. Did you not just listen to the intro when we. That does bang in the shadows of the earth.

[Matt Hepner]

Ten years ago this was like cutting edge.

[David Lee Corvo]

Guys. W in the chat for the intro, dude. Not. Not their intro. Our intro. Geez, man. Black. Thank you, panda fly. Thank you, admiral. Thank you, Madeline. Thank you, Qui.

[Matt Hepner]

Gon.

[Narrator (from documentary clips)]

Thank you.

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[Matt Hepner]

What is the W for?

[David Lee Corvo]

It's for win.

[Military Veteran Narrator]

Back in 2005, I was actually stationed or deployed to Qatar.

[Matt Hepner]

Kandahar giant. That's what he's dealing with. I thought you guys said.

[David Lee Corvo]

I never said Albarino didn't.

[Matt Hepner]

Deal with this production.

[David Lee Corvo]

Timothy albacore tuna.

[Matt Hepner]

Stop. This is his production and they're talking about the Kandahar Giant.

[David Lee Corvo]

Let's go.

[Matt Hepner]

We're never gonna get through it.

[David Lee Corvo]

Everybody talks about that.

[Military Veteran Narrator]

We were not alerted for anything abnormal. It was in the middle of the day.

[Matt Hepner]

Is it loud enough for the people coming?

[David Lee Corvo]

Let me check with the chat real quick. Chat. Is it loud enough? Chat. Can you guys hear it?

[Matt Hepner]

Can't we leave it on this? Where?

[David Lee Corvo]

I guess. But who's gonna go back and forth and pause this stuff?

[Matt Hepner]

No, just hit. Just turn it on and let it run for a minute.

[David Lee Corvo]

Ah, they like that. Timothy albacore tuna. Dude, I am so funny, dude. What?

[Military Veteran Narrator]

Based in Afghanistan, called Bagram. Back in those days, it was pretty austere. It was an old Russian air base that we were using. It's basically built in a bowl in the mountains where you have to stay high right up in the last minute, and then you basically come screaming back down to land. The area to the side of it was called the Valley of Death because during the Soviet days with the Mujahideen, they had fired their rockets into a lot of the helicopters. So you can see all kinds of wrecks and stuff in the valley below, which for the most part I didn't pay attention to because I was a little busy getting the airplane on the ground safely. We landed and basically was told to taxi to the very end of the tarmac. And like I said, it was middle of day, very hot. I remember that we opened the doors and unloaded the equipment that we had brought in, and then we were met at the aircraft by what we later on called the babysitters. But they kind of introduced themselves and said, hey, no cameras. Nobody's taking pictures here.

[David Lee Corvo]

Geez. Let me tell you something.

[Matt Hepner]

Have you seen this before?

[David Lee Corvo]

No, I've never seen this before. I know the Kandahar Giant story. We've. We've covered it extensively. I would say our coverage is exponentially better. But I just want to comment on the pacing of this. It's like, dude, I mean, We've got only 2 hours and 27 minutes and we're just dragging ass.

[Matt Hepner]

Just give it a second. It's gonna. They're gonna build up. They're gonna get a big giant.

[David Lee Corvo]

It came out at Spirit a guy.

[Matt Hepner]

Okay, but they're saying there was babysitters watching them. Then they bring this giant. Yeah. All right, let's go.

[David Lee Corvo]

All right.

[Military Veteran Narrator]

We're never gonna do some high value stuff. When the load got there. We're very, of course, curious to see what it was. Because that's just the way you are when you're told that you're not allowed to have a camera.

[Matt Hepner]

Exactly.

[Military Veteran Narrator]

They say this thing had been dead for maybe a day or two, but it stunk. And when I say stunk. I've smelled dead things before, but this had a more of a I just.

[Matt Hepner]

Did when I want to say a.

[Military Veteran Narrator]

Musky kind of a not really.

[David Lee Corvo]

If.

[Military Veteran Narrator]

Somebody hadn't taken a shower in like 10 years type of a musty, musty stink is all I can tell you. And it was basically a day just.

[David Lee Corvo]

On the on, because as a human being, it's like we get really upset. Right? Like, if you smell bad.

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[David Lee Corvo]

You go like you feel violated. Oh, dude, violated. I get. Actually, if my wife. If my wife is still in the comments. And look, I'm not trying to say. I'm not even trying to be mean here, but the other day we were in a store and we passed by and there was a young girl who was wearing like a. I don't know what you would call it. Like a Snuggie. You know what a Snuggie is? It's like a hoodie blanket.

[Matt Hepner]

We had a drink called the Snuggie last year.

[David Lee Corvo]

All right, well, it's like a hoodie blanket. And. And she smelled super rough. It was all just body smells. And I can't explain it to you, but I was so angry. I was so angry because there's something about, like, when your body smells enter my head, you feel violated. I feel violated. That's a great way of putting you.

[Matt Hepner]

Walk in say there's an area and you're just being gassy, like you like to do. I don't ever be with your own, that's no problem. But somebody else, you just feel violated.

[David Lee Corvo]

I don't be gassy.

[Matt Hepner]

Happens to me when I go in the back if I gotta clean the bathroom in the coffee shop, I walk in, I just feel violated.

[David Lee Corvo]

Sometimes I go back there and I go, oh, my.

[Matt Hepner]

And then I'm mad and I'm trying to imagine, like, who just came back.

[David Lee Corvo]

Here and I'm mad at them, whose body they violated.

[Matt Hepner]

Yeah. But it's like, wait, whoa. Just slow down. Just slow down. It's not that big of a thing. They just did what's natural.

[David Lee Corvo]

No, it's definitely a big thing.

[Matt Hepner]

But you feel very violated.

[David Lee Corvo]

Well, so I guess within the. Within the nephilim, you know, communities, they don't do. Because this guy smelled like ass. Well, he'd been dead for 10 days, right? Is that what they said? Oh, no. He said didn't shower for 10 days. Would have been dead for a couple of days.

[Matt Hepner]

Yeah, I don't know, bro. He's getting into some nephilim stuff, so I don't know. Let's see. Or this is going to take five hours. Okay. Told me not to do that.

[David Lee Corvo]

It's going to be in segments. Okay, Segments. Don't worry, you're gonna get your fill of Canada hard.

[Matt Hepner]

Isn't there a way to watch him on, like, fast forward where it, like. It's like double speed.

[David Lee Corvo]

Timothy Alba, core tuna. Yeah, let's see. We could do that. Might be a little obnoxious.

[Matt Hepner]

No, they're going slow.

[David Lee Corvo]

They're talking 1.5.

[Military Veteran Narrator]

This guy was extremely large. Our pallets are basically, if I remember correctly, about 9 by 12ft.

[Matt Hepner]

You're a genius, bro.

[Military Veteran Narrator]

This guy was laying in a fetal position on the pallet. So he. And he filled the pallet. We estimated his size at approximately 12 to 10ft tall. I did see a skin color. I was expecting somebody of more Arabic descent, being in Afghanistan and all. I know he was dead, but he was very pale, very white. Another thing that us and the rest of the crew, we took our feet. He was in a field position, so you could take your feet and put it kind of. You can see where his feet were there. And they were. They were wrapped up. He did not have shoes on, but he had, like. Looked like he's wrapping them in some kind of a canvas type stuff. But we were sticking our feet and his feet were extremely big. We know that the, the standard weight on those palace is about 1500 pounds. And I do remember that the load master did the weights and it was around 1100 pound guy.

[Matt Hepner]

What? No, he didn't weigh 1100 pounds.

[David Lee Corvo]

I mean think about it. 10 to 12ft. Yeah, why not? What's that? What's. How tall are you?

[Matt Hepner]

Right, at six foot.

[David Lee Corvo]

So we like 220. No, 240.

[Matt Hepner]

What are you talking about? I shredded 180.

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[David Lee Corvo]

You look a little heavy, but.

[Matt Hepner]

Oh, I got a six pack. I'm 180, bro.

[David Lee Corvo]

Geez, I've never seen you get so touchy. That was weird. You good?

[Matt Hepner]

220. Is that what you're. Oh, I see. No, that's fine.

[David Lee Corvo]

Well, you know, because I'm only 57 and I hear that I was 2, 250.

[Matt Hepner]

Yeah, I've seen those pictures, bro. I'm well aware of that. Okay, so if you were 5 foot 6, 250. Okay, you're right. If you add that times carry the one divided by two. Yeah. It ends up at eleven hundred pounds. Yeah, I see.

[David Lee Corvo]

Well think about you double the height, right? And then. Because that's at least 10ft there.

[Matt Hepner]

No, you're double the height and half the width.

[David Lee Corvo]

Bro, you are exactly half the width.

[Matt Hepner]

You're 5 foot 6, but you're whatever half of that is. Why?

[David Lee Corvo]

Well if somebody. My ratio is one to two. Dude, don't say that. Somebody said the Nephilim's ratio were 1 to 2. I don't remember where we picked it up, but if this thing is 12ft tall, does that mean it's. It's like 5ft to 6ft wide? Because that's.

[Matt Hepner]

Yes.

[David Lee Corvo]

And that's a big ass. Yeah, that's 1100 pounds, dog.

[Matt Hepner]

Let's go. Let's.

[David Lee Corvo]

I know, let's listen.

[Matt Hepner]

Let's go.

[Military Veteran Narrator]

You know what done it is it's basically like railroad tie. So that you need a forklift underneath it and pick it up. So it was on dunnage and basic dunnage is like maybe a 4x4. And then the pallet is say yay thick. It's actually aluminum and balsa wood. And this guy, I mean laying down was very, very wide. I mean and he was like. I said he's in a field position.

[David Lee Corvo]

And you go up. No, he's not talking about me, dude.

[Matt Hepner]

I'm just saying you have a wide back.

[David Lee Corvo]

Did you see what he did though?

[Matt Hepner]

Can you do a ton of pull ups because you have a wide back?

[David Lee Corvo]

I could do a lot of pull ups. But you know what people say? They're like, those aren't real pull ups. I'm like, how many bad pull ups can you do then? Because I like the inward grip.

[Matt Hepner]

The N word. What, bro? No, I don't play like that.

[David Lee Corvo]

I know you guys do inward.

[Matt Hepner]

Oh, inward. Okay. I just know how you guys get, and I don't like that.

[David Lee Corvo]

No, dude.

[Matt Hepner]

Okay. Inward there's a forward grip there's a back. Okay, okay, okay.

[David Lee Corvo]

All right. No, dude, I like those. I could do 20 of those. I could do a set of 20.

[Matt Hepner]

I believe that.

[Narrator (from documentary clips)]

But then I have to.

[Matt Hepner]

You got a solid bag.

[David Lee Corvo]

But if I do the fully extended ones, like a wide grip and a fully extended. I could do 15.

[Matt Hepner]

Bad for your shoulder when you're. When you're way wide like that, it's bad for yourself.

[David Lee Corvo]

That's what the. My chin up are at home. That's where the grips are.

[Matt Hepner]

Okay, let's watch the thing and keep it.

[Military Veteran Narrator]

And of course, he's under a terminal.

[David Lee Corvo]

He said he was, like, up to that. He's like, gesturing to his neck. You assume this guy is, you know, somewhere in the neighborhood of six feet. So he's looking at, like five and a half feet. Plus there's a. A pallet. So get rid of that pallet. This thing is. Is what, five feet wide? Five feet wide.

[Matt Hepner]

Five feet.

[David Lee Corvo]

Dude, that'll kill you. That'll kebab you.

[Matt Hepner]

Well, let's hear the story. I think he does do that, but.

[Military Veteran Narrator]

He was one dense. He was a dense guy. We questioned the babysitters of. Hey, where'd you get this guy? And some of the army guys there with him relayed to us that this guy had, I guess, been living up in the mountains next to a village where the villagers basically treated him like a God. I did infer that they were making sacrifices. This guy, because they said he was broken.

[Matt Hepner]

So they treated. Yeah, okay.

[David Lee Corvo]

Because they always demand sacrifices or else they're gonna.

[Matt Hepner]

Okay. I just want to make sure I was to miss that.

[David Lee Corvo]

They go, hey, give me the. And you hear those stories on Solomon island, there's supposedly this giants to still.

[Matt Hepner]

Live in the caves on Solomon Island.

[David Lee Corvo]

And they would give them, like, tobacco and goats and stuff like that. And sometimes they would have, like, nice interactions with them. I wonder about that sometimes because we've done episodes on, like, are the Nephilim. Can they be redeemed? Do they all have to be evil?

[Matt Hepner]

You got to be a descendant of Adam.

[David Lee Corvo]

I am gassy, dude.

[Narrator (from documentary clips)]

Not there.

[Matt Hepner]

No.

[Military Veteran Narrator]

Supposedly killed the first team that they came across. He was extremely big and fast and agile for a guy that size. They set up another team, and when the second team went in to get him, supposedly he had already started to basically eat on the team that. That had been killed the first time. They then grabbed a helicopter and the helicopter brought him down, where we picked him up. After we loaded the giant, it was just a standard, standard mission back. We took him all the way back to Aludine, Qatar, where he was transloaded onto a. Another airplane. I believe it was a C17. I was done with my mission. Then I got away from it. I was done. I did ask some questions later of, you know, where it might have gone. And as a grapevine goes, it was probably taken back to the United States. And the words I heard were, right.

[Matt Hepner]

Can you just show some of the. We actually have. Can you show that? Do you have a way to show this on camera or. No, because we actually have some of.

[David Lee Corvo]

The original that would have to go. That needs to go to my Twitter. If it goes to my Twitter, I can. I can pull it up. Yeah, I can pull that up. But it's got to go to my Twitter. My messages on Twitter, because. Because it is an original photo from the scene. From the scene.

[Narrator (from documentary clips)]

Yeah.

[David Lee Corvo]

And this is something that's highly contested. It's one of those things where they go, I don't know if that's real or not, but it's worth it saying, I don't have it right now. It's got to go to my Twitter. If it goes to my Twitter, I'll get it. But what is worth saying is that image, and maybe we'll show it later. That's before AI.

[Matt Hepner]

Correct.

[David Lee Corvo]

And a lot of people will claim that. And I go, no, that's older than. Than the AI is. Although apparently the government has AI, so. All right, let's get back into this again.

[Military Veteran Narrator]

I don't know.

[Matt Hepner]

That's just the intro.

[David Lee Corvo]

That's just the intro, dude.

[Matt Hepner]

All right.

[David Lee Corvo]

Yeah, but I'm saying notice, though, why don't we do this? Why don't we isolate this and then steal this as the logo? Look at. Look at the ufo and then right underneath it.

[Matt Hepner]

Yeah, that goes hard. That does go hard.

[David Lee Corvo]

Is it nds, dude, they made this for us right there.

[Matt Hepner]

We didn't even know.

[David Lee Corvo]

Oh, they. Yeah, they didn't know.

[Matt Hepner]

Under the ufo, bro. That is gangster.

[David Lee Corvo]

Take that and. And then post it and tag Albarino and say, we got a new logo. Oh, that's.

[Matt Hepner]

That is awesome. Thanks for the logo. I know this was 10 years ago, but shout out to the time machine, like, we really appreciate this.

[David Lee Corvo]

That's pretty cool, dude. That's pretty cool. Okay. Are you having fun? I love this. Are you having fun? Dude?

[Matt Hepner]

I literally asked you to do this for, like, weeks, bro. I was like, let me come on your show and, like, do a review. Like, it's not.

[David Lee Corvo]

You're on our show, dude. You're part of the team. Stop it.

[Matt Hepner]

Well, it's complicated, all right?

[David Lee Corvo]

It is complicated. I'll give you that. The holy sea, the unholy in history.

[Matt Hepner]

My God. Where are they at now? At South America?

[David Lee Corvo]

Yeah, Timothy, it's really simple.

[Narrator (from documentary clips)]

Those who control the past determine the future. Secret knowledge is the most precious commodity on Earth. It's the currency of the occult and the Luciferian elite.

[Matt Hepner]

Boom.

[Narrator (from documentary clips)]

BLAB.

[Matt Hepner]

This is 10 years ago. They were saying this, dude, Knowledge is power.

[Narrator (from documentary clips)]

It's not just a popular expression, it's a fact. Especially knowledge pertaining to the watchers, their hybrid offspring, and their lost technology.

[David Lee Corvo]

Amen.

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[David Lee Corvo]

Oh, you know what, though?

[Narrator (from documentary clips)]

I think I do want to discover I'm following the trail of the color.

[David Lee Corvo]

Have that photo. And this is because they're already off the Kandahar Giant stuff. So I just want to pull it back real quick and just show this photo because this is something that's, like, really old, and people, they're not really sure if this is real, and they say that it's AI I. I personally don't think that it's AI.

[Matt Hepner]

No, I mean, you guys were there. You know that it's not A.I.

[David Lee Corvo]

Well, I mean, here let's. Let's show it.

[Matt Hepner]

It's clear.

[David Lee Corvo]

Yeah. Well, there you go. So, I mean, that's a real photo.

[Matt Hepner]

There you have it. People say, oh, no, it was fake.

[Military Veteran Narrator]

What do you.

[Matt Hepner]

The guys were there. NDS was there.

[David Lee Corvo]

And something worth mentioning. Count those fingers. How many fingers you see? At least six. At least six? Yeah.

[Matt Hepner]

Two rows of teeth.

[David Lee Corvo]

The smell.

[Matt Hepner]

Six fingers, six toes.

[David Lee Corvo]

A lot of smell, dude. A lot of smell. Didn't go down easy.

[Matt Hepner]

Yeah. I mean, og, the king of Beijing, they measured his bed, which would have been, like, this guy's palette. I think if we do the math on that, I don't have it in front of me, so I don't want anybody to be like, oh, you misquoted the scripture. But I think it was like 18ft was the size of his bed.

[David Lee Corvo]

What I will say, too, is if you look at the way it's laying, that's not a true measurement of shoulder to shoulder, because you're kind of, like, crumpled up a little bit, Right? I bet you that bad boy was every bit of, like, five and a half feet wide. Yeah. Took him down, though. That's what's crazy. Imagine being any of the guys that got to say, yeah, killed it.

[Matt Hepner]

Wait, did we even get into the story of who killed it?

[David Lee Corvo]

That's kind of weird. They didn't.

[Matt Hepner]

I think they do, though, if they didn't already and we weren't paying attention. They do later in the movie, maybe.

[David Lee Corvo]

Hey, I guess I won't spoil anything. We'll go back and talk about it later on if it comes up again. All right, let's continue. Oh, I don't know. What do you guys think in the chat? Real. Not real.

[Matt Hepner]

Look at these stones, bro. Huge, what I'm saying. But look at the way they're cut and they fit perfectly together. There's no mortar. They last through how many centuries of earthquakes?

[David Lee Corvo]

And it's almost as if it was designed in such a way as to say, like, yeah, you're not gonna. Like, that's how crazy this is.

[Matt Hepner]

Well, my first thing when I. Again, this 10 years ago or so, I'm watching the stuff I'm saying, like, yeah, if there was a worldwide flood, like, that's all that would be left. Like, if they had computer chips and if they had airplanes and whatever else they had, and there was a worldwide flood and all this destruction, everything's gone. It's all gone. The only thing that is left would be, like, stone structures like that. And then, you know how we have, like, framed buildings, like A block frame, but then there's sheetrock or whatever is the finish.

[David Lee Corvo]

Oh, yeah, it.

[Narrator (from documentary clips)]

Was that.

[Matt Hepner]

The finish. I don't know if that was the finish. Like, maybe there was something else that was the finish on these, these things. But that's all that, all that's left. But all I know is back then this stuff would get me going, bro. I'd be like, what is going on on the planet?

[David Lee Corvo]

Going, that's weird. Let's get, let's keep watching this. Hold on a second.

[Matt Hepner]

All right.

[Narrator (from documentary clips)]

Relating to the world. Before the flood of Noah, all roads lead to Rome. The Vatican knows all the secrets.

[Matt Hepner]

That's why Peter calls Rome Babylon in one of his epistles.

[David Lee Corvo]

Don't tell. I don't, I don't need you talking bad about old Daddy Fish hat on this show, okay?

[Matt Hepner]

Who's old Daddy Fish?

[David Lee Corvo]

Old daddy Fish hat, it's got like that. The, the Hat of Dagon, basically.

[Matt Hepner]

Oh, yeah, they wear them there.

[David Lee Corvo]

Well, fish hat.

[Matt Hepner]

Look at all that stuff.

[David Lee Corvo]

Beautiful architecture, though. What?

[Matt Hepner]

Beautiful Coliseum.

[David Lee Corvo]

Oh, it's produced by Stephen Quill and.

[Matt Hepner]

Alvarino, written and directed by Timothy Alberto Go.

[David Lee Corvo]

I think our, our picture blocked him. Gen 6 production.

[Matt Hepner]

Yeah, they're just in wrong, dude. They're at like the Spanish Steps. They're at like the, the Forum, I think they've got there. The Coliseum, St. Peter's Basilica, the Vatican. It's all.

[David Lee Corvo]

Honestly, I'm, I'm really excited. I'm looking forward to getting to see like a Timothy Albarino before the Jews get to him. Like, this is the guy they can't stop.

[Documentary Narrator]

Where does the seed of ultimate temporal.

[Matt Hepner]

Wow.

[David Lee Corvo]

A little thick in the face. Got some cheeks on.

[Matt Hepner]

No, he's just younger, man.

[David Lee Corvo]

He's younger.

[Matt Hepner]

Like, like, what age is this guy? I'm not.

[David Lee Corvo]

Ah, he's probably younger than I am now, right?

[Matt Hepner]

He looks like a young guy, but in his 20s. Wise, like, he's older. You just, you don't really know, man.

[David Lee Corvo]

Call it wise, some call it pompous, but he's.

[Matt Hepner]

But he's vibing with like 70 year olds, dude. He's in this with Tom.

[David Lee Corvo]

He's an old soul, huh?

[Documentary Narrator]

Many believe it is here in Rome and specifically in the Vatican.

[Matt Hepner]

Wait, wait, wait. I missed what he said was there.

[David Lee Corvo]

He said, many say it's. Oh, I don't know what's there.

[Narrator (from documentary clips)]

Let's find out.

[Matt Hepner]

Sorry.

[Documentary Narrator]

Where does the seed of ultimate, temporal and spiritual power reside? Many believe it is here in Rome and specifically in the Vatican. City occupies an incredibly minuscule piece of Real estate, just over 100 acres. It is an entirely independent sovereignty, complete with its own police force, military contingent.

[Matt Hepner]

Central saying, how is this affiliated with the Church, bro?

[Military Veteran Narrator]

Like, what does that.

[Matt Hepner]

They've got 100 acres, it's got its own police force. Like, how is that the Church? Yeah, the pentagram right there.

[Documentary Narrator]

No, Although Vatican City occupies.

[Matt Hepner]

Boom, up top.

[David Lee Corvo]

Right here.

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Yeah.

[Matt Hepner]

I mean, DCs set up the same way.

[David Lee Corvo]

No, I'm just saying. I'm just saying. Did you see it?

[Matt Hepner]

All the cities are like that.

[David Lee Corvo]

I just bet you didn't see.

[Documentary Narrator]

Incredibly minuscule piece of real estate, just over 100 acres.

[David Lee Corvo]

Yeah.

[Documentary Narrator]

It is an entirely independent sovereign country, complete with its own police force, military contingent, media conglomerate, central banks, Ministry of Foreign affairs, and intelligence agents. Covertly referred to as the Entity. The Vatican's infamous intelligence apparatus is widely considered to be the most informed, most penetrated and most insidious.

[David Lee Corvo]

Oh, I bet it's the most penetrating world.

[Documentary Narrator]

Like a spider purchase atop an incredibly subtle intelligence gathering web comprised of priestly confessors, holy orders, secret societies and informants of all stripes. Stealthily embedded into every echelon of society, this complex and pervasive nexus collects information from all corners of the Earth, even from the most remote locations, and feeds it to the entity at the Vatican. There may be more secrets concealed in the vaults and archives beneath St. Peter's Basilica than in any of the confidential dossiers of every other nation combined. The Holy See has been in the business of intelligence gathering for a very.

[David Lee Corvo]

I do think this is interesting, though. This is interesting because I agree with everything about the Vatican and the Jesuits and, you know, like, yeah, Vatican City, what's underground? The supposed, you know, legendary Vatican library.

[Matt Hepner]

We get out that shot and get back to shots three.

[David Lee Corvo]

What? What we're on. Oh, you want to. You mean you want to make it full screen?

[Matt Hepner]

Well, yeah. I'm just saying if we're, like, talking and we're not even on the screen, people are going to think that sucks.

[David Lee Corvo]

I don't think people are going to think that sucks. They don't have to be full screen.

[Matt Hepner]

I'm just saying. At least full screen. So the Vatican. Back to what you were saying. But, like, seems normal.

[David Lee Corvo]

I'm not going to name names. Right. But I do happen to know. And you could just observe them. You could just observe them. He's not going to talk about the corruption in the state of Israel.

[Matt Hepner]

Who?

[David Lee Corvo]

Albarino.

[Matt Hepner]

Okay.

[David Lee Corvo]

And that's interesting. That's worth mentioning because it's like. Yeah, I think he's absolutely Right. The Vatican plays a massive role in all of this. There are these superpowers across the planet that are moving and obscuring and obfuscating and. And they have these agendas and they're hiding history from us. Right. But, like, he's not going to talk about Israel, and that's interesting to me.

[Matt Hepner]

Okay, but this is another thing. No, I'm just saying there's a generational thing too.

[David Lee Corvo]

Yeah.

[Matt Hepner]

Where like, some of us are just like straight Bible and we understand Israel biblically. And so maybe. Maybe some of us. I'll take some of the blame. Have been slower to recognize all of the bad that you guys are very good at pointing out about modern Israel.

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Where.

[David Lee Corvo]

Where.

[Matt Hepner]

Yeah, okay. Now I'm like, okay, yeah, that's. That's bad. I don't think any of it's worse than what they did in the Bible.

[David Lee Corvo]

No, that's fair, but.

[Matt Hepner]

Okay, but I feel like people, we're just saying, like, dude, there's the whole Bible's about Israel, bro. Like, yeah, we're a little bit slower to, like, throw rocks at them because quickly we look at ourselves. You know, we look at ourselves and say, man, I'm. I'm just as bad as them. But it's. But it's a valid point what's being brought up. And it fits the cycles. It fits exactly what happens in the Bible where Israel does bad, Israel does good.

[David Lee Corvo]

But that's the thing, right? If that's an observable cycle. Yes, but then, like, you're gonna.

[Matt Hepner]

No, no, no. You're bringing up. That's what I'm saying. You're bringing up a very valid point, is that we could absolutely be in one of those time periods where Israel's.

[David Lee Corvo]

Doing evil, Israel is doing bad.

[Matt Hepner]

We could. We could very well. Yeah. Biblically speaking. Do me a favor. Lay that pattern on today and say. Okay, that's happening today.

[David Lee Corvo]

Okay, let's just do this, though, because this is something that the audience has wanted for a while, and I've been hesitant to do it, and I'm not really. I think it's a good time to do it. I need you to publicly look in the camera. No, I need you to denounce Israel.

[Matt Hepner]

No, I'm not doing.

[David Lee Corvo]

I need you to denounce Israel and say that you have no allegiance in the government of Israel to Benjamin Netanyahu.

[Matt Hepner]

No, it's like, whatsoever. I'm your handler and I'm buddies with Laura Loomer. Like, the chick said that in the comments, remember?

[David Lee Corvo]

Yeah, she's a She's a witch. Not the chick in the comments. Laura Loomer. All right.

[Matt Hepner]

No, she's my friend.

[David Lee Corvo]

Well, she's definitely kind of like a. Like a. Like a witch, but yeah. All right, let's go. Let's keep it. Let's keep it going. So you're not going to denounce Israel, though.

[Matt Hepner]

Let's go and watch the thing. Let's go.

[David Lee Corvo]

Take note, guys.

[Documentary Narrator]

Very long time. For over a thousand years, the Church of Rome has been expanding its global reach through military conquest, religious subjugation, and political intrigue, acquiring along the way a vast repop. Repository of priceless manuscripts and remarkable artifacts from the dateless past.

[Matt Hepner]

Yikes.

[David Lee Corvo]

That's real. What is that?

[Matt Hepner]

Something went through that thing along the way.

[Documentary Narrator]

A vast repository of priceless manuscripts and remarkable artifacts from the day.

[David Lee Corvo]

Are you just showing us things? What is that?

[Matt Hepner]

No. Who knows if that's, like, supposed to be Goliath's skull. Where David's. David skulls.

[David Lee Corvo]

Those are. Those are just the natives trying to emulate their. Their gods or lowercase holes in their skull. Well, that. I mean, that's. I'm saying the elongation of the skull.

[Matt Hepner]

Oh, I was talking about the hole in it.

[David Lee Corvo]

Well, I mean, that, too. That's, like. Looks like our logo.

[Matt Hepner]

No, no, the elongated skulls. These guys have tons of stuff on them.

[David Lee Corvo]

Well, we know that, but I've never seen one with this, but.

[Matt Hepner]

Yo, what is that, 1396.

[David Lee Corvo]

That's just like the. No, it's like the lot number says af. No, I'm just saying.

[Documentary Narrator]

Is power. Then the Vatican reign supreme. So what does the Holy See know?

[David Lee Corvo]

Is that an Israeli.

[Documentary Narrator]

Giants are the bones of giants harbored within the secret passageways and catacombs under the Vatican.

[David Lee Corvo]

It.

[Documentary Narrator]

We have reason to believe that they are, or at least were at one time.

[David Lee Corvo]

He looks like he's struggling with inflammation.

[Matt Hepner]

No, you don't think. No, he's just in better shape now. Like, that's all you're noticing.

[Documentary Narrator]

Under the Vatican, we have reason to believe that they are.

[David Lee Corvo]

Or at least a little puffy. A little puffy? You know, what I got to admire is the dedication to the mustache goatee for this many years. I mean, like, he. He picked a facial hairstyle early, and he stuck with it for the rest of his life. And I respect that kind of consistency, you know what I mean? Because I go through a lot of different looks. I have, like, an identity issue. I'm like, who am I?

[Matt Hepner]

You really do.

[David Lee Corvo]

Where do I belong? Like, this kind of a deal. Like, Are you doing. Are you doing a speaking text on this show?

[Matt Hepner]

Period. Can you text her question mark?

[David Lee Corvo]

Don't do a speaking text on this show. You don't. Oh, my God. No respect.

[Matt Hepner]

You were talking apologies.

[David Lee Corvo]

And it denounced Israel. Oh, my God.

[Documentary Narrator]

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[Matt Hepner]

Bringing up the similarities between Israel and.

[Narrator (from documentary clips)]

The Vatican and the agents of the Holy See. I've known about the giants for many centuries. In the last episode in this documentary series, we presented historical evidence proving that the bones of giants were recovered in Peru.

[David Lee Corvo]

We didn't see that because I have the DVD here and we were gonna watch it, but I can't put it in my. My keyboard's broken and I can't put it in the computer, so I had to go on Rumble. They didn't have the first one, so we'll have to do the. For, you know, episode one in the documentary series earlier. So whatever he's talking about, some of you guys who, you know, including myself, who haven't seen this are not gonna have any context. But that's okay because we didn't need these guys to learn that we already knew this.

[Narrator (from documentary clips)]

Ecuador and Bolivia by the Spanish conquistadors and Catholic priests during the conquest and conversion of the Incan empire in the 15th and 16th centuries. Now, we're not just talking about some random fragments of bones that could have been mistaken for Macedonia or giant sloths. Full skeletons and bodies of giants measuring well over 15ft tall were discovered all over the land. The Inca knew about the giants. In fact, they believe that the massive megaliths found throughout Their empire were built by a race of ancient giants before.

[David Lee Corvo]

Dude, I don't think I've ever seen that.

[Matt Hepner]

You haven't?

[David Lee Corvo]

That was. Don't. Don't rub it in, dude.

[Matt Hepner]

Go back.

[David Lee Corvo]

Hey, dude, if I'm going to humble myself, you got to help me out here. You can't just.

[Matt Hepner]

Well, no, this is what I've been trying to say to you is, like, yo, Albarino's been covering stuff for a long time, dude.

[David Lee Corvo]

That, like, Alba cortuna is legit. Look at the size of those stones in the back. I mean.

[Matt Hepner]

Wait, wait, wait. You're talking about Machu Picchu. You haven't seen.

[David Lee Corvo]

I just never seen them in. In the context of another person standing next to it like that, bro.

[Matt Hepner]

Yeah, maybe I have. We don't have cranes today that could lift a stone.

[David Lee Corvo]

No, I know that, but, like, I didn't like that one. To the right.

[Matt Hepner]

Yes. Golly. And it's perfectly cut.

[David Lee Corvo]

Golly.

[Matt Hepner]

It's perfectly placed. And I'm pretty sure they say that stone is not quarried in that mountain. That's from another mountain. Like. Like that type of stone is not found on that mountain.

[David Lee Corvo]

I mean, I've heard all that stuff. I know all that stuff, but, like, the sheer size of that thing.

[Matt Hepner]

All right, so we'll go to Machu Picchu with Albarino. Okay, let's go.

[David Lee Corvo]

No, we're not gonna go with Albarino. We're gonna have two dudes dressed like Indiana Jones.

[Matt Hepner]

Yes. Me and Topple. Dress normal.

[Documentary Narrator]

It'll be.

[Matt Hepner]

Dude, this will be a blast, bro.

[David Lee Corvo]

Put the hat on.

[Narrator (from documentary clips)]

Knew about the giants. In fact, they believed that the massive megaliths found throughout their empire were built by a race of ancient giants before they were destroyed in a great flood. They venerated the hills in the mountains of the countryside because their legends told that the bones of giants could still be found buried within them. And the legends of the Inca were more than myth. On one occasion, the Spaniards discovered that the natives had enshrined the mummified bodies of giants in a cave and were worshiping them as gods.

[David Lee Corvo]

Gods.

[Narrator (from documentary clips)]

The chroniclers of Peru recorded that the bodies and bones of giants were incinerated by the priests of the Holy See as they labored to extirpate idolatry among the natives. But the records also indicate that not all of the bones were destroyed. Many of them were confiscated and fell into the hands of the Spanish Inquisition. In other words, into the hands of.

[Matt Hepner]

The Church of Roman.

[Narrator (from documentary clips)]

What most people don't realize about the Roman Catholic Church is how intensely involved it is in both the reconnaissance and recovery of arcane relics relating to the true narrative of prehistory. So while the rest of the world is being distracted with the convenient fantasy of Darwinism and the evolution of the species, the Vatican is quietly gathering evidence that tells a very different story. For centuries, the agents of the Holy See, especially the Jesuits, have been occupying strategic archaeological locations and seizing critical artifacts all over the earth.

[David Lee Corvo]

Earth.

[Narrator (from documentary clips)]

Oftentimes, Catholic cathedrals, churches, and monasteries are built right on top of the foundations of ancient pagan temples and secret subterranean caverns or passageways.

[Matt Hepner]

Yes, that's big. That's big.

[David Lee Corvo]

But that would. I wonder if that's just.

[Narrator (from documentary clips)]

I was informed.

[Matt Hepner]

No, that's big. The dude Anselm P. Rambler gets into that. That's. That's like, his point in. In the 2017 True Legends Conference. He does this big thing, like I said, the Albarino does the interpreting on from Spanish to English.

[David Lee Corvo]

Oh, yeah.

[Matt Hepner]

And that's his whole point, is that they built the Catholic Church, like, over those pagan ruins, and boom, there's the tunnels underneath. And then the stuff that they find in those tunnels is crazy, dude.

[David Lee Corvo]

Huh? It's always tunnels. You know who digs tunnels?

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Who?

[David Lee Corvo]

The Jews.

[Matt Hepner]

Stop.

[David Lee Corvo]

All right, let's bring this back up.

[Narrator (from documentary clips)]

Years ago by multiple individuals within the intelligence community that when dealing with the anti diluvian ruins, what's apparent on the surface is not nearly as significant as what's hidden underground. If a Catholic church is built on top of an ancient temple.

[David Lee Corvo]

Did you just say plop?

[Matt Hepner]

No, I was gonna say pause because I wanted to see that stuff in the background when Steve.

[David Lee Corvo]

Oh, yeah, yeah, sure.

[Matt Hepner]

Let's.

[David Lee Corvo]

He's got some interesting. It's like a Nephilim attack.

[Matt Hepner]

Look at that thing, dude.

[David Lee Corvo]

Dude, that would be a real problem, huh?

[Matt Hepner]

He's got Roman soldiers just attacking that crazy thing, bro.

[David Lee Corvo]

Yeah, well, you hear stories about, like, how, like, natives, you know, trap them in cave systems and smoke them out and suffocated them to death. Like, there's ways and I. And a lot of the. Look at it. There you go. Six fingers, too, though.

[Matt Hepner]

It's looking wild, bro.

[Narrator (from documentary clips)]

Yeah.

[David Lee Corvo]

Steve Quail looking rough.

[Matt Hepner]

No, he's an OG dude.

[David Lee Corvo]

No, I know. It's just like, he's.

[Matt Hepner]

He's old, though.

[David Lee Corvo]

The O is. Is a capital.

[Matt Hepner]

Yeah, capital.

[David Lee Corvo]

Oh, yeah.

[Matt Hepner]

Okay.

[David Lee Corvo]

I like that.

[Narrator (from documentary clips)]

Old on the surface is not nearly as significant as what's hidden underground. If a Catholic church is built on top of an ancient temple or some important archaeological site, Then the priest can excavate undercover and extract whatever artifacts or bones might be buried there.

[David Lee Corvo]

You know what? It's got to be cool, though. Oh, they let Alvareno. He. He. He's always in talk.

[Matt Hepner]

Our guy is in.

[David Lee Corvo]

The guy that's in the tunnels all the time.

[Matt Hepner]

No, I'm just saying you, like, mock his. Wear his garments because he's, like, out and about, like, doing stuff. Like, there he is. He's doing it. You're like, no, he's only doing podcasts. But back then he was always doing this kind of stuff.

[David Lee Corvo]

No, but you don't. Just because Indiana Jones wore it in the. In the movies doesn't mean that that's actual garb that you would wear.

[Matt Hepner]

You guys can't understand anybody who dresses different than, like, people from New York City or New Jersey.

[David Lee Corvo]

No, that's not true.

[Matt Hepner]

Yeah, you mock everything I wear. He mock everything you wear? No, cuz you on sketch, like, oh, if you dress like me, you're normal. If not, you're different. You're weird.

[David Lee Corvo]

No, that's not true.

[Documentary Narrator]

You.

[David Lee Corvo]

You don't think that's a abnormal. You don't think that that's a. An outlier you never knew, like, bikers.

[Matt Hepner]

That wear, like, leather. Like, bikers wear leather jackets. I wouldn't wear it, but they're bike. They're a biker.

[David Lee Corvo]

Yeah, they're biking. This is a man who's dressing like a fictional character.

[Matt Hepner]

No, he's a. He's a real person.

[David Lee Corvo]

No, no, I know he's a real person.

[Matt Hepner]

His name is Timothy Alvarino. He's a real person.

[David Lee Corvo]

No, Indiana Jones is a fictional character, and that's who he's dressing like. There are no other examples of that outfit in real life. Only one fictional character dresses like that. That's what's happening, dude.

[Narrator (from documentary clips)]

Without the general public having any knowledge of their activities. Nowhere is this kind of subterfuge better.

[David Lee Corvo]

Illustrated than good use of the word subterfuge. Peru.

[Matt Hepner]

Cusco. Let's go. I want to go to Peru, bro.

[David Lee Corvo]

Why? Because Indiana Jones.

[Matt Hepner]

No, because, like, they got really good food, forest stuff going on there too, man. They grow tons of good food. All right, well, good coffee comes out of Peru.

[David Lee Corvo]

That's true.

[Matt Hepner]

It's like a pretty. It's a pretty rad climate. My wife.

[David Lee Corvo]

My wife.

[Documentary Narrator]

Cusco was the capital Encento of the Tawantinsuyo, the four regions of the vast Inca empire, which extended from what is today Colombia all the way down the Pacific coast to Chile and Argentina, much like Rome. Cusco was both the political and religious power axis of the empire.

[David Lee Corvo]

I gotta do something real quick.

[Matt Hepner]

What?

[David Lee Corvo]

I gotta listen to him in regular time because I'm like, is he having accent that he doesn't have anymore?

[Matt Hepner]

What?

[David Lee Corvo]

I don't know.

[Documentary Narrator]

Pacific coast to Chile and Argentina. Much like Rome, Cusco was both the political and religious power axis of the empire.

[David Lee Corvo]

He kind of had empire. He has an accent?

[Matt Hepner]

No, that's how he talks, bro.

[David Lee Corvo]

Is he faking an accent?

[Matt Hepner]

No, he's bilingual, dude. I don't know if Spanish or English was his first language. I don't know, but he's very fluent in both.

[David Lee Corvo]

What is Albarino Spanish?

[Matt Hepner]

I think he's from Peru. I think his ancestors are from Peru. No, I mean, I don't know, but I think Peru.

[David Lee Corvo]

Because he doesn't want.

[Documentary Narrator]

According to legend, it was renowned founder of the Inca empire.

[David Lee Corvo]

I think he's faking an accent.

[Documentary Narrator]

Uncle Kabak, who led his people for the sacred valley to establish the city of Cusco. The Inca called that land the home of the gods. And for good reason.

[Matt Hepner]

Somebody said he looks more like raven than raven.

[Documentary Narrator]

Although historians almost unanimously attribute these immense megalithic constructions to the Inca. The Inca themselves.

[Matt Hepner]

Hold on.

[David Lee Corvo]

Hit Possibly.

[Matt Hepner]

What if we find out you guys are like long lost cousins and that's why you're doing a deep dive right now? You have that trippy face because you're like, what if he's from Ecuador? What if we are like, yes, you are, bro.

[David Lee Corvo]

You've got.

[Matt Hepner]

What if you guys end up being related?

[David Lee Corvo]

We're not related.

[Matt Hepner]

That might be what's happening. You guys do look alike now that.

[David Lee Corvo]

I'm looking because I'm dressed like India.

[Matt Hepner]

No, your face looks like Alvarino.

[David Lee Corvo]

Alvarino looks like Indiana Jones and I look like Indiana Jones.

[Matt Hepner]

You guys might be related. The same.

[David Lee Corvo]

Who is a fictional.

[Matt Hepner]

You guys comb it like a different direction, but it's the same.

[David Lee Corvo]

We'll comb it very similar. You know, just because that's. Whoa.

[Matt Hepner]

What if you guys are like antagonistic and come to find out you're related? Your long lost cousins.

[David Lee Corvo]

You know what, man, that would be wild. The thing that keeps getting lost and everybody thinks that I'm just going after Indiana Jones. He dunked on podcasters who talk about Nephilim. And if he's not talking directly about us, he's talking about my people and I gotta represent. So he's the one who.

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[Matt Hepner]

Okay.

[David Lee Corvo]

Who loose the first stone.

[Matt Hepner]

Well, okay, that's fine. But I'm just saying what if you guys are related. And that's why we're not really antagonism, like when there's sibling rivalry. What if you guys have that going on, bro, you're actually related.

[David Lee Corvo]

I'm not related to him.

[Documentary Narrator]

Record of their building.

[Matt Hepner]

It's a cool walk.

[Documentary Narrator]

When Cusco finally fell to Francisco Pizarro and his conquistados in 1537, the temples of the Inca were raised. Raised to the ground, and Catholic cathedrals were erected in their place. Right on top of their ruins, the heathen had been slain and the pagan empire of the Inca conquered by the pious soldiers of the church. It didn't take long for the gilded.

[David Lee Corvo]

Look at that. He's doing that yoni thing. Look at the yoni thing. You don't know, dude. There it is, the power yoni. I see you, Timothy Albacore Tuna, doing your power yoni, sucking up all the.

[Matt Hepner]

Energy with your hands like that. Nobody cares, yo.

[David Lee Corvo]

You don't know stuff.

[Matt Hepner]

Ten years ago, that wasn't a thing. That's just like a new thing.

[David Lee Corvo]

It just went over your head 10 years ago because you're a nerd.

[Matt Hepner]

Okay, so explain to me what's his yoni?

[David Lee Corvo]

That is a mystical practice of sucking in energy to give your. It's a power stance.

[Matt Hepner]

He's not doing that.

[David Lee Corvo]

Okay, you don't think that Timothy Albarino's power stancing does trump do it? You're getting power stance done.

[Matt Hepner]

Because I feel like Trump is big on.

[David Lee Corvo]

They all do that. Yeah, dude.

[Matt Hepner]

Okay.

[David Lee Corvo]

What's that dude's name with no chin? Andrew Tate. Does it constantly. Recently.

[Matt Hepner]

Never met him.

[David Lee Corvo]

Yeah, you didn't meet Timothy Albarino either, or Donald Trump. How's that relevant to the conversation?

[Matt Hepner]

I don't know who you're talking about is what I'm trying to say.

[Documentary Narrator]

And the paper. Conquered by the pious soldiers of the church. It didn't take long for the gilded throne of the Inca king to be transformed into a holy seat of papal power. Priests, nuns, and agents of the Inquisition established their convents in Cusco and began a terrifying campaign convert the natives still living in the region. The Dominicans were especially influential in the city and built their convent of Santo Domingo right over the ruins of the most important and magnificent Inca palace called Kikancha. The temple.

[David Lee Corvo]

What's it called?

[Matt Hepner]

Kancha.

[David Lee Corvo]

He said it with a cool accent.

[Matt Hepner]

Dude, but, like, American would just say Cory Kancha.

[David Lee Corvo]

No, you just say Kancha.

[Matt Hepner]

No, Cory Kancha.

[David Lee Corvo]

That's whatever the hell, not Kancha.

[Matt Hepner]

But the bottom line is that the Vatican came in there and just started wiping people out, dude. Telling them, you got to convert or we're going to kill you.

[David Lee Corvo]

Yeah, we know that. And then they hid their gods among all the saints, and it was various levels of Santeria. And I will admit that when I say Santeria, I say Santeria like that, even though I'm not related, bro. No, dude, I don't think so.

[Matt Hepner]

Yes.

[David Lee Corvo]

And when I say diarrhea, that's not true. I don't do that. Look at him. He's doing it right there.

[Matt Hepner]

Dude. He's walking around natural for him. He's not. He's not doing it on purpose.

[David Lee Corvo]

This is the thing about him, and this is something that I will. I do think is true.

[Matt Hepner]

The only way you could be this hypercritical is if you're related.

[David Lee Corvo]

Everything about him is curated. He's aware of everything. The way he's presenting, the way he's standing. His power yoni. His. His power mangina that he's showing off.

[Matt Hepner]

I don't think so.

[David Lee Corvo]

Everything about it. Yeah, dude. I talked to some people that have talked to him, real life. They said pompous is a word they use. No, they did say he ended up being a nice guy, but he's got this air of. Of pompetuity, which is. What is it?

[Matt Hepner]

Just because he's different.

[David Lee Corvo]

Oh, he's different. Yeah. It's different to dress like Indiana Jones. It's different to walk around with the power.

[Matt Hepner]

But then don't jump to conclusions of why he dresses like.

[David Lee Corvo]

Well, he's a little pompous. You don't think he's a little pompous?

[Matt Hepner]

No, I think he's just kind of.

[David Lee Corvo]

Like to be a bad.

[Matt Hepner]

He's kind of an intriguing dude. Like I said, he's like, on another level at this time period when this stuff's coming out, but then he just vanished. So. So I'm. I'm a little bit intrigued by him, to be honest, because he just vanished.

[David Lee Corvo]

There's a fruit fly in here. It's killing me.

[Matt Hepner]

Like, if people just started finding him in the last couple years since he started going on, like, YouTube shows or whatever, I don't know. But I'm saying, like, 10 years ago, he's doing this, and then he just vanished. You never heard from him again?

[David Lee Corvo]

Yeah, I just think he's pompous.

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[Narrator (from documentary clips)]

Palaces on top of pre existing foundations left over from the age before the flood. These were considered to be sacred sites imbued with spiritual energy where the gods of the.

[Military Veteran Narrator]

Whatever.

[Narrator (from documentary clips)]

When the Dominicans built their convent over the ruins of the Kancha, they were taking possession of something far more mysterious and arcane than anything to do with the Inca.

[David Lee Corvo]

Dude, don't scratch your butt.

[Matt Hepner]

Your back is sweaty.

[David Lee Corvo]

Yeah, dude, my back is sweating hard.

[Matt Hepner]

You still won't take the jacket off.

[David Lee Corvo]

I was trying to understand the mind of a madman.

[Matt Hepner]

Okay, that's there.

[Documentary Narrator]

So that's where the golden disc was located. Right there in that hole.

[Narrator (from documentary clips)]

The temple walls within the Coricancho were constructed with the same mortalist precision that is a trademark of pre flight cyclopian masons.

[David Lee Corvo]

No, it's beautiful.

[Matt Hepner]

Look at that architecture. Look at those stones, the way they're cut.

[David Lee Corvo]

I think it's beautiful. I think it's incredible.

[Matt Hepner]

How are they cut like that? And I mean these are baby stones. These aren't giant ones, but still like look at the precision. There's no mortar. They're totally tight.

[David Lee Corvo]

And just the idea that it's lasted, it's crazy. So long. So long over the world.

[Documentary Narrator]

In the Kori country you also have the seamless stones here. No mortar.

[David Lee Corvo]

No more stones.

[Matt Hepner]

No more.

[David Lee Corvo]

Yeah. That's crazy.

[Matt Hepner]

You can't even put a paper in there, dude.

[David Lee Corvo]

That is legitimately. You can't fit a raisin. Yeah, yeah.

[Narrator (from documentary clips)]

The architectural style suggests that the same antediluvian race that built the megalithic constructions of Tiwanaku in Bolivia were also the original builders of these temple walls.

[Documentary Narrator]

Inside of this wall there are staples of clubs in brown space. We are going to see some examples of these in the f. Yes arrived.

[David Lee Corvo]

To Cusco in Order to found it.

[Matt Hepner]

In order to build this temple style.

[Documentary Narrator]

Like a Tiwanaku people, this architecture.

[Matt Hepner]

This.

[Documentary Narrator]

Is where they had copper. They had copper fittings here.

[David Lee Corvo]

That's really wild. And these acted as staples effectively.

[Matt Hepner]

Well, yeah, just like, you know, the hardware used to hold two. Two by fours together. Just like, just common hardware. Like that was their hardware back then.

[David Lee Corvo]

Gangster.

[Matt Hepner]

He was holding giant stones together.

[David Lee Corvo]

Huge hardware. What? Dude, why'd you look over here?

[Matt Hepner]

Like, inappropriate?

[David Lee Corvo]

I'm just saying, his big ass hardware. What do you think he did to get the inflammation under control?

[Matt Hepner]

I don't think it's. It was like a dietary thing, just younger.

[David Lee Corvo]

It's got bad posture too. Shoulders forward.

[Matt Hepner]

No, I mean if he looked like that now, you wouldn't even notice it. It's just now because he's a little more chiseled, he's probably some. Some of us get in better shape as we age because he gets better and better at exercise. We understand everything, dude. Yeah, and back then, who knows if he was eating like gluten and just like a high processed carbohydrate diet.

[David Lee Corvo]

He does look all. All of about like 22 years old.

[Matt Hepner]

Yeah, but we didn't know that was when.

[David Lee Corvo]

No, I'm just saying, like, look at his face. That. That's a 22 year old dude's face. I wonder how old he really was here. No, no, no.

[Matt Hepner]

This is 2015, maybe 17 somewhere in there.

[David Lee Corvo]

How old is he now?

[Matt Hepner]

I. I don't know.

[Documentary Narrator]

This is a.

[Matt Hepner]

I'm gonna call your friend.

[Documentary Narrator]

This is. This is a famous stone.

[Narrator (from documentary clips)]

Where it.

[Documentary Narrator]

Appears to have been machine drilled.

[David Lee Corvo]

Oh, yeah. I mean, that's.

[Matt Hepner]

Boom.

[David Lee Corvo]

There's no way around that.

[Matt Hepner]

Caveman did that.

[David Lee Corvo]

That's a bored hole through. What is this, granite? Like, what is it saying?

[Matt Hepner]

Like the stories that cavemen did that with like, I don't know, wood, Dude.

[David Lee Corvo]

We really have been subjected to the theories of for the last, like, how many generations, where they're like, yeah, this was done with primitive tooling. It just took a well because they.

[Matt Hepner]

Had this thing called evolution where like everything was little and dumb and it got bigger and smarter as time went on. So, like, smarter back then and bigger back then doesn't work with that narrative.

[David Lee Corvo]

I'm sorry, I stopped paying attention. What did you say?

[Matt Hepner]

It's no problem. I'm used to that.

[David Lee Corvo]

Four holes. Timothy Alvarino just exploring those holes. Why, that's fascinating. That's why.

[Narrator (from documentary clips)]

Megalithic ruins.

[David Lee Corvo]

I mean, if he didn't do the work, you know, we wouldn't have all this body of evidence. So, yeah, facts.

[Narrator (from documentary clips)]

Convent of Santo Domingo displayed universal signatures of a technologically superior race that was annihilated long ago in the waters of the great flood. However, unbeknownst to the thousands of tourists visiting the Coticancha every year, the most amazing works of these ancient master builders are not in view of the masses, but hidden beneath the church.

[David Lee Corvo]

And they let Albarino see them.

[Matt Hepner]

Yeah, he's a gangster. He's going in. Let's go.

[David Lee Corvo]

I want to see him.

[Matt Hepner]

Let's go. Come on.

[David Lee Corvo]

If I dress like this, you think they'll let me see him?

[Matt Hepner]

Maybe.

[David Lee Corvo]

Probably.

[Matt Hepner]

They might think you're him. You guys look very similar now. I never noticed it before. They might be like, oh, Tim. Yes, come in, Tim.

[David Lee Corvo]

Substantially, yes.

[Matt Hepner]

Talk with a little bit of a Spanish accent. Boom, you're in. Let's go. I want to see this part, dude. He's gonna see, like, the stuff nobody else gets to see.

[David Lee Corvo]

But then we get to see. Oh, he's got that stance now.

[Matt Hepner]

He does is wrong.

[David Lee Corvo]

Everything he does.

[Matt Hepner]

You're like, oh, he's chewing with the seeds right now. I hate, hate this guy.

[David Lee Corvo]

Crossing your hands behind your back.

[Matt Hepner]

That's just how he stands, dude.

[David Lee Corvo]

He stands like an. Jeez.

[Matt Hepner]

I can only imagine what you guys say about me when I'm not around.

[David Lee Corvo]

You're a wanker. But we say it all when I am around.

[Narrator (from documentary clips)]

There is an ancient legend that tells of a secret subterranean world connected by an enormous network of tunnels extending for hundreds of miles beneath the Andes mountains and the Amazon jungle. And south.

[Matt Hepner]

See, this is what I'm talking about.

[Narrator (from documentary clips)]

The nerve center where all these tunnels converge is said to be located underneath the city of Cusco in Peru. The very place known as the Naval of the world. The natives call this underground labyrinth beneath Cusco the Shinkana, which is a ketuan word meaning the place where one gets lost. And for good reason, because few of those who have entered into it have ever come out. The Shinkana is comprised of naturally occurring.

[David Lee Corvo]

Dude, you want to go spelunking, bro?

[Matt Hepner]

Dad, take a crack at it. A few that go in don't come out.

[David Lee Corvo]

Yo, Top will not. Like, I want to go on old and do all the.

[Matt Hepner]

And he's like, no, dude thing.

[David Lee Corvo]

It's not his thing. He's a scared guy.

[Matt Hepner]

I don't know about scared, but he does like his nice little world that he's created, that he's worked very hard for, that he's made.

[David Lee Corvo]

He likes why he's Comfortable gadgets underground. He can't like plug things in and do sound quality check and stuff.

[Matt Hepner]

But yeah, fixed everything over the phone. I mean, yeah, that's his world, dude. He doesn't want to go in a cave.

[David Lee Corvo]

I want to go spelunking, dude. You want to go spelunking?

[Matt Hepner]

I don't know what that means and it sounds awkward and uncomfortable, but maybe.

[David Lee Corvo]

Well, you could dress like an. And you could go underground.

[Matt Hepner]

Let's do it.

[David Lee Corvo]

Yeah, but you can only. Only if you wear the hat, dude. Honestly, no. In Ocala here.

[Matt Hepner]

In Ocala.

[David Lee Corvo]

What the shit ever, dude? In this area there. There's a whole cave system. Yeah, yeah.

[Matt Hepner]

Everywhere. Everywhere. There is everywhere. I'm down.

[David Lee Corvo]

Okay, I'm sorry, I didn't mean to mock you. Well, no, that. You can't just go in there. I won't do that.

[Matt Hepner]

You just said let's go.

[David Lee Corvo]

Well, I want to go on a guided tour first just to understand you're scared.

[Matt Hepner]

You're just like top now. I love this. I love it.

[David Lee Corvo]

You scared me.

[Matt Hepner]

Cat. Just bring a flashlight and a rope.

[David Lee Corvo]

Oh, yeah.

[Matt Hepner]

This is why Timothy Alvarino has the edge on.

[David Lee Corvo]

Did you know that?

[Matt Hepner]

Because he would go there without a guy.

[David Lee Corvo]

He would. Yeah. Alvarino is not about that life, dude. He's not going in an unguided tour underground. Did you know that there's an oak. There's a cave system in Ocala that.

[Matt Hepner]

Back in the 70s, this is like top saying woman. Dude, it's Ocala.

[David Lee Corvo]

They used to advertise it. You know how they used to advertise the cave system? A giant. An inflatable giant. And it's because the rumor was that there used to be.

[Matt Hepner]

Exactly.

[David Lee Corvo]

You didn't know that?

[Matt Hepner]

So you wanted to go see them.

[David Lee Corvo]

I'll go see that.

[Narrator (from documentary clips)]

Subterranean caverns that are joined together by large artificially constructed tunnels which are supported in some places by trapezoidal megalithic stone walls and ceilings. Just like the doorways in the Temple of the Sun.

[Documentary Narrator]

The Shinkana is essentially a subterranean every one of his. Many of the most significant anti Delhi cities.

[Matt Hepner]

Let me ask you something.

[David Lee Corvo]

What the hell is going on here?

[Matt Hepner]

What is your problem?

[David Lee Corvo]

The audience can't see it. The audience can't see it because our picture's over it. But he's got like a loop.

[Matt Hepner]

Wait, the audience can't watch the video?

[David Lee Corvo]

No, they can. Our picture is over his sleeve where he has an additional strap that holds his sleeve up. What are you doing, dude? You're going on an interview. You don't got to hold that.

[Matt Hepner]

How are you. So how do you even notice that? Like, who cares?

[David Lee Corvo]

Strap. What are you doing? Not do. You're in a thing in an office having an interview. Dude, he's got a good set.

[Matt Hepner]

Look at the guy behind. Look at the statue, though. That's a. That's a giant in North America, yo. With a bison under his left arm. He's got a life in a bison under his left arm. And with his right hand, he's reaching out to grab another bison. That's how big that giant is that, I think.

[David Lee Corvo]

How big was Goliath supposed to be?

[Matt Hepner]

I don't know, because it's all measured in cubits in the King James. So there's all this debate. Well, it's just a debate over how big's a Cuban. So if it's a cubit to a foot and a half, then I think.

[David Lee Corvo]

Why didn't they just use feet?

[Matt Hepner]

Goliath would have been like nine feet. I don't think Goliath was gigantic. I think he was like nine foot. So I. Who knows?

[David Lee Corvo]

You think this, like, you gotta. You know, by the way, Timothy, Alberto is defending the. The Tyler Robinson 36 rifle story with. With Kirk. He's like, yeah, dude, that's what happened. And it's like, you know, 30 out six. It's not. It's going to blow the back of your.

[Matt Hepner]

Wait, wait, wait, wait, wait. You're talking about Charlie Kirk got. When he got shot.

[David Lee Corvo]

Yeah.

[Matt Hepner]

That a guy was on the roof and just shot him with a.30 06?

[David Lee Corvo]

Yeah. And Alberto's saying, wait, wait, wait.

[Matt Hepner]

The thing that's on, like, tv, they're saying, like, yeah, a guy just got on the roof and shot him. Yeah, he's saying, yeah, that's what happened. What they say on the news, it's very strange.

[David Lee Corvo]

I mean, he doesn't have to be right about everything, right?

[Matt Hepner]

Well, no, it just seemed like. Like, I don't know what's true in that story, but I know it's not. Whatever they're saying in the news. Yeah. Because that's guaranteed. That's not the truth.

[David Lee Corvo]

So do you think you could take that? All right, a 30.

[Matt Hepner]

But I don't know if you're really saying. If he really said that.

[David Lee Corvo]

He is.

[Matt Hepner]

Yeah, he said, yeah, whatever they say on CNN and Fox, I mean, he'. Narrative, that's on. I believe that's what really happened.

[David Lee Corvo]

The guy shot him. That just seems 30 yards. It's very strange, but whatever. Hey, something that big, right? 11 to 12ft tall. Like the Kandahar. Well, that one seems reasonable that those are supposed to be bison.

[Matt Hepner]

Yeah, that's the legend. Yeah, man.

[David Lee Corvo]

That's like.

[Matt Hepner]

That's on the COVID of Steve Quail's book. I'm pretty sure it's the true legends book, dude. And it goes into all of the Native American. 30ft tall. Yeah, I got it at the house.

[David Lee Corvo]

I don't.

[Matt Hepner]

I don't know. You could be. I'll let you read it. Dude, it's at the house.

[David Lee Corvo]

But that's like 20ft. All right, 20ft tall. You think that you could shoot that with a 30 OD6 in the. In the forehead?

[Matt Hepner]

And I mean, they always say a 3006 will take down any big game in North America, so.

[David Lee Corvo]

Yeah, but if a big gamer time.

[Matt Hepner]

Traveling, I don't know, then those big.

[David Lee Corvo]

Game, those bison are big game and.

[Matt Hepner]

They look little game. It depends on the placement. It's like when David hit Goliath with the stone. It was the placement.

[David Lee Corvo]

It's the placement. Let's see what anybody says about. Because I. If anybody is. Is. Is can take a gander over at sweet Timothy Alba Cortuna's Twitter and see, because he's. He's. I believe he's doing it right now actively, over these past couple of days. He's talking about that. Whatever. It doesn't matter. Let's. Let's move on. We'll get back to it. You feel kind of a little disillusioned here with Albacore? No. Yeah.

[Matt Hepner]

No, no, I think he's. Dude, look at Machu Picchu. Look at the size of those stones.

[David Lee Corvo]

Meet your heroes, right? Because they're like a huge disappointment. And they go with the official.

[Narrator (from documentary clips)]

Weird.

[Matt Hepner]

I'm just saying he's a dude. I respect respect in the game, bro. And it's good to have people on your team.

[David Lee Corvo]

Yeah.

[Matt Hepner]

Like people say, like, why do you let the NDS guys even come in the coffee shop and take over and build their own studio and own the place? And now you always just want your life back. Like, because I'm grateful to have guys on the team, dude. Yeah. I thought you'd like going down.

[David Lee Corvo]

I went down the wrong tube. All right, all right, all right.

[Documentary Narrator]

With Cusco and specifically with the megalithic fortress of Sakai. We're talking about manufactured tunnel walls with cyclopean megalithic walls in some segments.

[David Lee Corvo]

Damn, dude.

[Matt Hepner]

Cyclopean means like cyclops.

[David Lee Corvo]

I think it means like cyclone, like circular. Oh, I thought I like where you were going, though.

[Matt Hepner]

I thought I meant like one eye. Like when there's one eye. Like a Cyclops.

[David Lee Corvo]

No, but like a cyclopean.

[Matt Hepner]

Cyclopean.

[David Lee Corvo]

Psych.

[Matt Hepner]

Oh, I don't know.

[Documentary Narrator]

Running for hundreds of miles under the earth. We know, for example, that the natives told the Spaniards that Cusco was connected with people in Bolivia via the Shinkana, which is a distance of coffee miles. In a sense, the Shinkana is the anti diluvian equivalent of what we call today dumbs deep underground military bases.

[Narrator (from documentary clips)]

What's important to understand about this ancient subterranean highway is how massive of an undertaking it would have been to accurately chart and construct it. And we're not just talking about a single tunnel. This is a complex maze of interconnecting passageways and deep caverns, which, according to legend, were filled with all kinds of. Of deadly snares and misdirections so that only its builders could navigate it successfully.

[Documentary Narrator]

The Shinkana represents an ancient engineering achievement rivaling, if not surpassing, any other megalithic construction on the surface of the earth. There is simply no way that a Bronze Age civilization such as the Inca could have constructed it. Now, they certainly made good use of it, but they didn't build it.

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[Narrator (from documentary clips)]

Spanish conquistadors reached the shores of Peru, the Incan kings had accumulated a vast hoard of gold in Cusco from the four corners of their empire. Much of that gold was used to adorn their temples with sacred artifacts and idols. The most lavish temple of all was the Port Concha, whose name means golden enclosure because its inner walls were covered in sheets of gold.

[Matt Hepner]

Because it's such a good conductor of energy.

[David Lee Corvo]

Well, that and apparently it's not. Apparently, silver.

[Matt Hepner]

Absolutely.

[David Lee Corvo]

Silver is, but gold is not. I thought that once upon a time because I was thinking about the Aztecs and the Maya, and I was thinking about frequency and how metal is a conductor of frequency.

[Matt Hepner]

I think gold is, too. I just think silver is better.

[David Lee Corvo]

Well, you know, you're wrong, but it is antimicrobial.

[Matt Hepner]

Did you say that silver's antimicrobial? Yeah, Antibacterial.

[David Lee Corvo]

What do you want, Mason? I just want to say hi.

[Matt Hepner]

Bringing us drinks? Can we get waters or something? You want anything?

[David Lee Corvo]

No, dude, I'm full of this. Zero sugar.

[Matt Hepner]

What? No, I was talking to him. This wasn't about you.

[David Lee Corvo]

And go B on standard by where's the Whip? Hey. Hit her, Mason. Get out of here. Get out of here.

[Matt Hepner]

That was close.

[David Lee Corvo]

That was close.

[Matt Hepner]

Okay, if you really are desperate to get on camera.

[David Lee Corvo]

No, we don't have a camera. That's in.

[Matt Hepner]

I'm just saying she could bring us a drink at least because she really wants to get on camera. She wants toad. The whole toad thing. Do I want.

[David Lee Corvo]

Do I want anything? What do I want?

[Matt Hepner]

Can I get a matcha and coconut water?

[David Lee Corvo]

Oh, I'll just have a coconut water. Thanks. Thanks, Mason, I'm sorry for the way that I yelled at you and stuff. Thank you. Apology.

[Matt Hepner]

Just a big one on ice. Thanks, buddy.

[David Lee Corvo]

Look, she's different to get on camera. We'll give her a chance.

[Matt Hepner]

We'll give her a shot.

[David Lee Corvo]

Yeah. Thank you. She's a real A hole, huh? All right, let's keep going here, dude.

[Matt Hepner]

I know that might have sound a little bit of a win wanker drink, but a matcha with coconut water is a banger of a drink.

[David Lee Corvo]

Oh, we got it.

[Matt Hepner]

We gotta.

[David Lee Corvo]

So we have the NDs here, right.

[Matt Hepner]

But we have two ingredients.

[David Lee Corvo]

But we have to have a blappaccino.

[Matt Hepner]

We're getting that on the next menu.

[David Lee Corvo]

We're gonna have a Blappaccino on the menu. And we also got to get a. Is you Guamin?

[Matt Hepner]

And anybody in the chat.

[David Lee Corvo]

Yeah.

[Matt Hepner]

That wants to put. That comes up with drink names, just go ahead and put them out there.

[David Lee Corvo]

Oh, yeah. Recommended recommendations. I might glance at.

[Matt Hepner]

It can always text them on Instagram to the shop, too.

[David Lee Corvo]

Any.

[Matt Hepner]

Any flavor ideas or drink names. We're always open to suggestions.

[David Lee Corvo]

A Blappachino is a great name. And then it is you. Guamin. Has to be like something about Guam. Has to be a green one. It has to be Like a matcha. Matcha is green, right? Yeah, yeah, yeah. So like a matcha type of drink is you Guamin?

[Matt Hepner]

Okay, we gotta get back to this.

[David Lee Corvo]

Because I am so gassy, dude.

[Matt Hepner]

Okay, you're doing great. Popping off. You're doing great.

[David Lee Corvo]

Just popping off, dude.

[Narrator (from documentary clips)]

Greatest treasures of the Inca were carried down into the Shinkana through a secret passageway beneath the Kancha, the entrance to which was sealed up and hidden for generations until it was discovered by the agents of Rome.

[David Lee Corvo]

Okay, so if we start because you know, you don't have like bacon, egg and cheese, but if we make like, like, you know how you have like a tuna melt? What about a timothy albacore tuna melt?

[Matt Hepner]

If he.

[David Lee Corvo]

If we do the.

[Matt Hepner]

If we get everybody in house and do the video here. We'll do it, we'll do it. Timothy Albarino, tuna core, whatever it's called. You get them here, we'll do it.

[David Lee Corvo]

Yeah, a timothy albacore tuna melt, that would be good. I think that's great.

[Narrator (from documentary clips)]

Pizarro's conquistadors had thoroughly sacked and plundered the city of Cusco. The koi concha was ceded to the church of Rome's order of preachers, the Dominicans, and the convent of Santo Domingo was eventually erected over the ruins of its anti diluvian foundations. Much to their displeasure, the Spaniards never found the legendary board of Incan treasure hidden in the Shinkana and had unknowingly released into the hands of the Dominicans the secret passageway to region.

[Documentary Narrator]

The passageways into the depths of the underground world beneath Cusco were controlled by the Inca elite and were kept secret from the masses on pain of death. The specific segment of the Shinkana for which the most valuable artifacts from the temples were carried away before the sacking of the city was a mile long corridor connecting the Koricancha, now the convent of Santo Domingo, to the fortress of Saksayama. It was in the caverns below Satisfaction Saksaiwama that the treasure is said to have been deposited. There are only two known entrances into this tunnel. One was located somewhere in the vicinity of Saksaywama and the other was in the Corey country, presently beneath the church.

[David Lee Corvo]

Oh, thank you, Mason. Thank you for the little palm coconut water. This episode is brought to you.

[Matt Hepner]

How much coconut water did you use?

[David Lee Corvo]

Like half a thing.

[Matt Hepner]

You're the best.

[David Lee Corvo]

That's good, right? That's about there.

[Military Veteran Narrator]

They're all.

[Matt Hepner]

Mason, you're the best. Thanks for that. You want to say hi? Because I know you, you love to get on There she is.

[David Lee Corvo]

Watching her try to locate the camera is very funny. No, it's that one. It's. We're just doing that one. Although you could hear. Put her on the thing. Let her say hi. Can you switch to camera two?

[Matt Hepner]

They love you, Mason.

[David Lee Corvo]

Who are you talking to? I'm talking to. To Matt. Say hi. Right over there. You're already in the camera. She loves this. I said say hi.

[Matt Hepner]

She'll sit there all day.

[David Lee Corvo]

She sat on an invisible chair. What do you do? Are you working hard, Mason? My legs just worked hard. That was.

[Matt Hepner]

Is that why you were making that noise?

[David Lee Corvo]

Because you were like, dude, that was.

[Matt Hepner]

Kneel down that long.

[David Lee Corvo]

Not even 10 seconds in the gym.

[Matt Hepner]

Girl like that is not healthy.

[David Lee Corvo]

Okay, she's gonna wall sit. Okay. All right, go ahead. You have to have a wall sit.

[Matt Hepner]

Desperate for attention.

[David Lee Corvo]

No, we'll just let her wall sit. And as long as you can wall sit is as long as you can stay on camera.

[Matt Hepner]

Deal? Yeah, dude, she'll do. She'll break the record. You watch.

[David Lee Corvo]

I don't think so, though. I think I could see her knees shaking already.

[Matt Hepner]

Yeah, yeah, yeah.

[David Lee Corvo]

She's out of shape. Thank you. This episode is brought to you by Little Palm Coconut Water. Non gmo, no sweetener added. Vegan, gluten free and full of electrolytes. The ingredients are just coconut water. If you go to toplopster.com you can actually click on the dropdown and buy some of these. I recommend buying them by the case. Not a big fan of coconut water myself, but this coconut water crush tastes.

[Matt Hepner]

Like ice cream cream.

[David Lee Corvo]

Apparently we get paid from it. I haven't seen a dime.

[Matt Hepner]

You mix it with Matcha.

[David Lee Corvo]

Yeah.

[Matt Hepner]

Or you mix it with, like, pretty much anything else. It's good.

[David Lee Corvo]

Dude, that's not a wall seat. You can't touch the wall. Best served chilled dry. A store in a dry and cool place away from direct sunlight. Because it can get moldy. It can grow if you let it in the sunlight. That's not good. Refrigerate after opening and consume within 24 hours. It's not from concentrate. Watch your feet, please. Thank you very much. All right, Mason, you're not allowed to Wall City anymore. Get out of here.

[Matt Hepner]

Okay. We have to get it.

[David Lee Corvo]

Good golly.

[Matt Hepner]

What are you doing? Are you crawling out?

[David Lee Corvo]

Is. Is Mason six seven, Raven looking tiny? Well, I. Yeah, actually, I am Five seven. Mason is six seven. No, I'm five ten.

[Documentary Narrator]

Do the.

[David Lee Corvo]

Go ahead. Do the meme. You. You child. I'm 5 10.

[Matt Hepner]

You're not 5 10. You're 510 with the platform you insist.

[David Lee Corvo]

On wearing now, I don't know how old you are. All right, all right, all right. Goodbye, Mason. Thank you very much.

[Matt Hepner]

Love you in the chat. By the way, Mason, they love you. They're saying the most lovely things about you. They only say that because they love you.

[David Lee Corvo]

They only say that because they love you. All right, dude, my back is sweating. All right, Mason, stop looking at them anymore. All right, Go. Don't you have brown water? You brown water merchant. Get out of here. Can you put on camera four?

[Matt Hepner]

Can you tell what my baby mama hoe asked? I can't believe I even just said that, but just tell her that. Yeah, this is a way better coconut water than harmless harvest.

[David Lee Corvo]

I've had it before. This is Q. He said if it's not harmless harvest and it ain't coconut.

[Matt Hepner]

No, no, that's a decent coconut water. I'm telling you, bro, I've drink a ton of coconut water working on a farm and just trying to get as much electrolytes as possible. This is the best coconut water you'll ever.

[David Lee Corvo]

I mean, I'm telling you, you go. It's. It's. It's a. From 100 pure young coconuts. A little creepy, but delicious. Okay, yeah, let's get back.

[Matt Hepner]

And not only that, dude, you guys get cases if you order them through the website. You get a case of 12 for $20. Like, you guys are. That's crazy that people aren't ordering tons of that.

[David Lee Corvo]

Well, I mean, to, to be honest, we've not incorporated them in any.

[Matt Hepner]

We haven't really told anybody.

[David Lee Corvo]

It's not that we haven't told anybody. Yeah, we haven't told anybody.

[Matt Hepner]

If you guys go on the website, go on Top lobster dot com. That was Indiana Jones. Like.

[David Lee Corvo]

No, it's just a fruit fly.

[Matt Hepner]

And then you click on the standard logo or I think there's another one that says our sponsors. And then you just go in there and you scroll down. You get the coconut water. You get a case of 12 bottles for $20. It's a. It's just. It's for your first order. But that's like. That's a crazy.

[David Lee Corvo]

You know who loves little palm coconut water? Who? And I know this. I have this as a true fact. Timothy Albarino loves, I believe it 100% pure young.

[Matt Hepner]

Okay, I don't know if I like coconut water, what you're doing, but we.

[Narrator (from documentary clips)]

Know discovered the entrance to the Shinkana when they bu their convent over the ruins of the Coricancha. In 1663. And we know that they deliberately kept it a secret. The question is, what have the agents of Rome been plundering from those tunnels all these years?

[David Lee Corvo]

I wonder.

[Documentary Narrator]

It is critical to comprehend what the Shinkana represents. The sheer scope and magnitude of it implies a level of technology and engineering capability in the prehistoric past that was not supposed to exist until after the advent of the industrial industrial revolution.

[David Lee Corvo]

See, that is the kind of. The question that was in my mind earlier is like, okay, so they have these, these cyclopean tunnels, right? Which according to subliminal messenger, and I believe it because he's really sharp on this sort of thing, means giant. What are they for? Why are these giants moving in the subterranean? I mean, that you would think they're alpha predators on the surface. They don't need. Need tunnel systems. And if they're keeping things down there, what the hell are they keeping down there? What, what are the. What is the Vatican recovering?

[Matt Hepner]

I don't know. It's a fun speculation though. Are they hiding from angels? Are they hiding from. I mean, I don't know. What are they hiding from? Yeah, if they're the alpha thing on the planet, are they hiding from things that aren't from the planet? Like what? Yeah, like what are they hiding from?

[David Lee Corvo]

And. And then.

[Matt Hepner]

Or is it just cooler underground? Are they just smarter and they're like.

[David Lee Corvo]

Yo, maybe because they're.

[Matt Hepner]

Yeah, it's like cooler. You know how it's like climatized underground? There's. It's not gonna be so hot in the summer and so cold in the winter, like.

[David Lee Corvo]

Yeah, because they're biggest shit they might be.

[Matt Hepner]

Yeah, like you never just chilled in a basement.

[David Lee Corvo]

Well, yeah, it is cool in the basement.

[Matt Hepner]

Dude, basements are chill.

[David Lee Corvo]

What makes you wonder about the whole journey to the center of the Earth thing? There's a whole theory about like giant expanses underground where things are bigger. Bigger. Yeah, because there's like this vapor canopy that allows for this exponential growth of a. Of a biological organism. So you have like gigantic mushrooms that are like the size of cars. And, and you know, but this is all. It works its way into fantasy. And that's primarily how I'm familiar with it because I'm kind of a Dungeons and Dragons homosexual. But, you know, within those.

[Matt Hepner]

Wait, were you a Dungeons and Dragons?

[David Lee Corvo]

Not really. Dungeon dragons. I just like that kind of.

[Matt Hepner]

You have played it before though.

[David Lee Corvo]

No, I, I can't play that because it involves like reading and stuff. But like. But that was your vibe. Yeah, I like Those movies, like I like Lord of the Rings a lot. You know, was a banger of a movie.

[Matt Hepner]

But that's different than dnd, bro.

[David Lee Corvo]

Well, there's like Baldar's Gate, everybody. Balder's Gate. Like the old ones, the little top down clickers for like Windows 98 or whatever.

[Matt Hepner]

I was always kind of cool.

[David Lee Corvo]

So within those games you get a lot of that, right? Like gigantic, you get giants, you get Cyclops, you get living fungi. That is huge. You know, things like that. And there is theory to back that and it's this idea of like the, this hollow earth where there's even this theories about there being like a. A secondary son.

[Matt Hepner]

Well, it's intriguing. There's even these stories of when Israel goes into the promised land. God tells him to go in and then they come out with the fruit of the land. And one of the things is grapes. It's in numbers. Is it numbers 13? It's maybe numbers 11 or numbers 13.

[David Lee Corvo]

13.

[Matt Hepner]

But they come out huge. Yes, yes. Humongous. They come out with giant fruit, bro.

[David Lee Corvo]

That's interesting.

[Matt Hepner]

And so that's intriguing. And then, then the people say, oh, no, we can't do it because there's giants in the land. And it's only, it's only Joshua and Caleb would say, no, we can take them out. They're like, no, the giant's too big. They're like, yeah, no, you're right. The giants are big. But we're with God, right? Like, we're with God. It doesn't matter.

[David Lee Corvo]

Yeah.

[Matt Hepner]

Like, yeah, if it's us against them, we're dead. But it's not. It's us and God against them. Like, let's go.

[David Lee Corvo]

I think we've told you this before. This is a fascinating little tidbit. You know how like Nimrod became gibberim? I mean, that's the language that's used. It's. It's. He became gibberim. So he's just a man. But then he became like something Nephilim hunter.

[Matt Hepner]

Like you're talking about when it says that he was a hunter in the King James. He was a mighty hunter in the earth.

[David Lee Corvo]

What do you want, Mason? No, you can't talk to us. You gotta go. She goes, I have nobody to talk.

[Matt Hepner]

That was fun for a minute. Like you got. Got your attention on the show. Get out there. Are you, Are you by yourself out there?

[David Lee Corvo]

Yeah.

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[David Lee Corvo]

Yeah.

[Matt Hepner]

Make sure you do a good closing. I not want to hear about, like a bad closing from Bella tomorrow morning. So let's go.

[David Lee Corvo]

You should be practicing your. Your brown water skills.

[Matt Hepner]

She did not say that. I didn't accuse you of that. I'm just saying I don't want that to happen.

[David Lee Corvo]

So where's the whip?

[Matt Hepner]

Get out.

[David Lee Corvo]

You gotta go. So there's a passage in the Bible that talks about like, you know, the sons of God, you know, taking the daughters of man as wives.

[Matt Hepner]

I'm familiar with it.

[David Lee Corvo]

And then it goes on like right after it, like the sentence right after it goes and taught them the cutting of roots. And then it just continues on and.

[Matt Hepner]

It'S like, I don't know if that's in the Bible. You're talking about an enoch.

[David Lee Corvo]

I don't know if it's an enoch.

[Matt Hepner]

It's probably like an enoch thing that taught him the cutting of roots.

[David Lee Corvo]

I think it might be because there.

[Matt Hepner]

Is rad stuff in the roots, man.

[David Lee Corvo]

Well, so specifically, there is a chemical that regulates the. The. The. The growth hormone called gibberellum. And it's what's used in miracle grow. And that's a very fascinating thing. So within. It's found within the roots of a plant.

[Matt Hepner]

So you're saying potentially Nimrod was a mighty hunter in the earth, is what the King James said. Maybe he was just eating that root crop.

[David Lee Corvo]

No, I mean, like, I lean towards and I think like, you know, if you. If we would have watched that first documentary, but we couldn't watch it because of the whole computer thing and you're talking about angelic technology. I think like technology and an understanding of the sciences has always been something that came from the Angelic realm. And I think that when you talk about being gibberim and that there's this chemical compound that, you know, regulates the growth function in an organism called gibberellum. To me it sounds like, oh, maybe they, they understood something on a genetic level and they were able to alter something in Nimrod that allowed him to become, you know, like they altered his gene.

[Matt Hepner]

I don't know. It is intriguing. If you're just reading it like straight bible and you're only into like Genesis 11, it's the tower of Babel and like it's. Nimrod has a kingdom and somehow this one dude like got out in front of everybody else and. And became like the, like the world ruler. Yeah, it is. I don't know, it's an intriguing topic. I'm not a specialist on like exactly how that went down, but it's an intriguing topic.

[David Lee Corvo]

I do be, well wondering. You ever just be wondering?

[Matt Hepner]

Yeah, let's get back to this.

[Narrator (from documentary clips)]

All right.

[Documentary Narrator]

The 19th century.

[Matt Hepner]

I'm gas.

[Narrator (from documentary clips)]

Just like the evidence for giants all over the earth. The existence of the subterranean highway. Even though the historical record is replete with mentions of it.

[Documentary Narrator]

If the Shinkana really exists, then the evolutionary notion that the apex of intelligent life dawn of mankind were apish Neanderthals is utterly chef.

[Matt Hepner]

Totally.

[Narrator (from documentary clips)]

As much as the archaeological like to pretend that it's only an old wives tale, the existence of the Shinkana has been proven to be a true legend. In 1982, Spanish researcher and explorer Anselm Piramla was taken down.

[Matt Hepner]

That dude's a gangster.

[David Lee Corvo]

That's interesting. Ansem is a. That's actually very. Yeah, that's.

[Matt Hepner]

What do you mean? You know about this dude? Him and Alvarino are tight dude.

[David Lee Corvo]

And to keep it to myself.

[Matt Hepner]

But no, he's the interpreter when he does depression presentation on the tunnels under Peru in the conference of this. Of this same series.

[David Lee Corvo]

See, but. But this guy looks like the most interesting man on earth right? From the Dos Equis commercials. Why do I have more respect for him though?

[Matt Hepner]

Because you only go off looks. That's what I've been trying to tell you. And top, this whole time you guys are totally judging people just based on their looks.

[David Lee Corvo]

This guy looks cool as.

[Matt Hepner]

Okay, so that doesn't mean he is. I mean he is. Okay, but just because he looks cool doesn't mean he is.

[David Lee Corvo]

That's right.

[Matt Hepner]

You're like clowning about Al is cool.

[David Lee Corvo]

You've never heard of physiognomy? Physiognomy is a.

[Matt Hepner]

That's a made up word.

[David Lee Corvo]

It's not a made up word. It's a study of basically faces and. And appearances of individuals and how it correlates, often more often you would than you would imagine with an accurate interpretation of their personality.

[Matt Hepner]

Maybe because. Because the life that they've lived has kind of shaped what they look like.

[David Lee Corvo]

Yeah, dude. Yeah, I could see that's a real thing. This guy seems like a cool guy.

[Matt Hepner]

Where you would have some insight. You may have some insight based on that, but that doesn't mean that's the final thing, you know, just based on how they look.

[David Lee Corvo]

No, no, like I saw you and I was like wankers.

[Narrator (from documentary clips)]

No, you. You're using the Church of Santo Domingo by the head prior of the time. What he discovered in that crypt would not only confirm that the legend of the Shinkana was true.

[Matt Hepner]

Yeah.

[Narrator (from documentary clips)]

But that the Dominicans had known about it for centuries.

[Documentary Narrator]

What Anson P. Ramba saw beneath the Church of The Dominicans in 1982 substantiates my own conjectures regarding the true origins of the megaliths in Peru, Bolivia and elsewhere in South America. It also validates the idea idea that the Holy See has enjoyed special access to hidden room.

[David Lee Corvo]

Like why is he doing that?

[Matt Hepner]

The way he talks.

[David Lee Corvo]

No, the why. He's like, he's like rubbing it. He's like, oh, I gotta rub the stone. Also his hand looks awfully purple. Poor circulation. Inflammation is definitely what this guy was dealing with. Look at his left hand. Look at his left hand.

[Documentary Narrator]

Substantiates my own conjectures regarding the true origins of the Netherlands in Peru.

[David Lee Corvo]

Very purple, very poor circulation. But also like why is he like, like rubbing it like that?

[Documentary Narrator]

The Church of The Dominicans in 19 substantiates my own conjections regarding the true origins of the megal.

[Matt Hepner]

That's explaining how this piece goes to long with no. With no mortar. That was his point.

[Narrator (from documentary clips)]

We suspected that the findings of an investigation.

[David Lee Corvo]

Feels good, man.

[Matt Hepner]

Look at him in the tunnel, just pulling out skulls.

[Documentary Narrator]

Tell me how your investigation into the Shinkana began. What did you see beneath the Convention of Santo Domingo and Cusco?

[David Lee Corvo]

He sounds funny when he's sped up. He also looks like a guy who's. He's boozing hard at this point in his life.

[Matt Hepner]

I don't know, dude. He might be into some of those roots that you're talking about, but I doubt it's just regular behooves.

[David Lee Corvo]

I think big red face, you know, he's boozing, but I get it. You're old dude. And you're just crushing and you've done all this really fantastic stuff and you want to hit the. The booze. I go for dude.

[Matt Hepner]

Vivian.

[David Lee Corvo]

Did you catch any of that? I wasn't reading anything. Yeah.

[Matt Hepner]

Yes. They're going to meet with this guy. He said, hey, you guys want to come check out this section of the church? We were very surprised that he was going to offer that to us. And that's where we're at right now.

[David Lee Corvo]

Okay.

[Matt Hepner]

So they went to the church. There's an altar. They slid it out before it was made of wood. And there's a trap door. Let's go. Okay, hit pause, hit pause, dude. I want to Indiana Jones, dude. Because he's living. Well, they just. A trap door. They literally just said they discover the trap door. There's a trap door. Nobody's going on these things with this guy, dude. So he is living that Indiana Jones life.

[David Lee Corvo]

Indiana. I mean, Indiana Jones. Timothy Albarino has never once navigated an old booby trap trap. He's never once ran from a large stone. He's never done any of these things, dude. He's been allowed into on rail experiences by guided, you know, tour guides and things like that. He's not a guy that's doing the Indiana Jones was.

[Matt Hepner]

Okay, but we can't even like get connected with these guys. Like he's connected with them, bro. They. Okay, listen. Yeah, they moved an altar and there was a trap door, bro.

[David Lee Corvo]

No, that's what the people that own the church did.

[Matt Hepner]

Okay, but I'm saying that's the stuff Albarino is involved in.

[David Lee Corvo]

He's not involved in that, bro. That's like. Okay, you know what it is? He had me at trapdoor. Yeah, that's because you're just gullible, dude.

[Matt Hepner]

No, it's like if you walk into a coffee shop and it's got a library in the back and you pull one book and then a secret opening opens up. Yeah, they did that in a tunnel in Peru.

[David Lee Corvo]

I did that. No, I wouldn't be like, I did that. And then I would be like, you. You're the guy that dresses like Indiana Jones, not me.

[Matt Hepner]

Okay, I want to watch this because it provided access to some stairs. This is wrong, bro.

[David Lee Corvo]

This is wrong. The trap door was about to open.

[Matt Hepner]

Dominican loose rocks. In a moment.

[David Lee Corvo]

Very exciting. 3D rendering.

[Matt Hepner]

Etos. Very nice.

[David Lee Corvo]

Saying this whole thing was made of the same stuff that the outside of the temples are made of. These. These well fitted, incredibly heavy, hyper polished stones.

[Matt Hepner]

It's not like ghetto down There, like.

[David Lee Corvo]

No, it's nice. It's very nice. Yeah. And he's saying that there's mist in the tunnels. And so when he's flashing the light down the tunnels, it just gets lost and it's.

[Matt Hepner]

It's just dark. That's how far the tunnel goes. The light just goes away, man.

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[Matt Hepner]

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[David Lee Corvo]

Maybe, but not Alberino.

[Matt Hepner]

Handsome P. Rambo and Alvarino are boys.

[David Lee Corvo]

Alvareno, dude.

[Matt Hepner]

That was coming.

[David Lee Corvo]

So you knew that was coming. They were getting ready to go explore, and dude was like, nah, yeah, can't do it.

[Matt Hepner]

Yeah, me and you just seem cool. Maybe they did have drinks the night before or something. They kind of became tight. He's like, yo, I'm gonna go get the camera crew. We're coming back. He's like, no, no, no, bro, this was cool on me. And you were having, like, a little diesel, Rona.

[David Lee Corvo]

Well, he said, it's scary. He got scared.

[Matt Hepner]

Yeah. He's like, no, no, no, you can't come down here. I should. Maybe I shouldn't have showed you this because you're gonna tell everybody.

[David Lee Corvo]

Seem more like. He was like, I don't want to go exploring.

[Matt Hepner]

No, he didn't get scared. No, the other guy, the guide that.

[David Lee Corvo]

Brought them down there, it's like, okay, let's see what he got scared about. I really thought we'd be able to continue exploring. You've already seen too much protecting him from, bro. Like, what is. Or what is he protecting him?

[Matt Hepner]

It's all of their secrets, bro. That guy works for the Vatican. They probably had a couple drinks and he did a wink, wink and said, yeah, let me show you some stuff, bro. The second he said cameras, he was like, no, no, you misunderstood, bro. That's like, I wasn't saying cameras and stuff. I was just saying, me and your boys and I'll just show you some of this stuff underground.

[David Lee Corvo]

He was playing it.

[Matt Hepner]

Started talking about, like, cameras. Like, no, no, no, no. I've already said too much. Much.

[David Lee Corvo]

He was planning on killing him. I think that's what was going to happen.

[Narrator (from documentary clips)]

In 1999.

[David Lee Corvo]

You know what Indiana Jones would have done?

[Matt Hepner]

Went anyway.

[David Lee Corvo]

Yeah.

[Matt Hepner]

Fair.

[Narrator (from documentary clips)]

17 years.

[Matt Hepner]

I just feel like that picture where he's at the party, it just has vibes where, like, maybe JFK is at the party.

[David Lee Corvo]

Oh. Like, it's a big, like, exclusive.

[Matt Hepner]

I don't know. He just has those vibes. Like, he's at this party.

[David Lee Corvo]

This guy looks cool, dude.

[Matt Hepner]

All of the who's who on the planet.

[David Lee Corvo]

This guy looks cool though. That's a cool looking dude. He's got black eyes.

[Matt Hepner]

Maybe it's even like he's at parties with time travelers. Dude, he's with people from like different times.

[Narrator (from documentary clips)]

Returned to Cusco with a team of professional investigators to begin an unprecedented excavation inside of the convent of San Domingo. Seeking entry into the Shinkana through the mysterious crypt he had entered so many years earlier. Ansel managed to obtain permission for the excavation from the head prior of the convent, Father Gamma, who saw signed an agreement on behalf of the Dominican order in Cusco along with representatives of Peru's National Institute of Culture. Father Gamara even allowed Anselm and his team to photograph for the first time the crowns of the Virgin and the child, which are Catholic relics forged by the Dominicans from some of the gold from the legendary Incan treasure horde. Goes back, he gets team scanned the floor of a convent church with ground penetrating radar.

[David Lee Corvo]

Damn, they hit it with that lidar, baby.

[Matt Hepner]

Yeah, they found out what's going on underneath. Like dude, he came back.

[David Lee Corvo]

Here's what you do. You take advantage of the proof. Peruvians because they're simple minded people, right? So you show up with technology that supersedes their understanding of like what technology is capable of. And you go like I'm just gonna vacuum your floor. And they go, it's not even carpeted. And they go, don't worry about it, we're just gonna vacuum the floor. And they go, okay gringo. And then you go and do this.

[Matt Hepner]

Thing and you're like the whole thing mapped out. That's kind of genius.

[David Lee Corvo]

I can see your tunnels. Like what? Okay.

[Narrator (from documentary clips)]

And discovered several colonial era crypts that had been constructed by the Dominicans throughout the centuries. The team excavated and explored these scripts, but none of them opened to the Shinkana. Finally.

[David Lee Corvo]

You see that? What did you see that really, really something. Really?

[Matt Hepner]

I was totally liking your thing about how it was a vacuum, but really it was lighter.

[David Lee Corvo]

Really important something really important.

[Matt Hepner]

What?

[David Lee Corvo]

I knew you wouldn't catch it.

[Matt Hepner]

Okay.

[David Lee Corvo]

Exploring the devils, right?

[Matt Hepner]

What are you talking about? The masks and stuff.

[David Lee Corvo]

Oh, they really sure are dressed like Indiana Jones. Man. That. That really sure is standard spelunking attire, isn't it?

[Matt Hepner]

Okay, cuz Alvarino's not there. If he was there, he would have like not used the jumpsuit and the mask and all that.

[David Lee Corvo]

And they'd have been like, this guy is a wanker. He's not really about this. This is what you wear when you Go into. Into areas like this.

[Matt Hepner]

Okay, but you don't wear that when you walk around above ground, then. No, there's no Indiana Jones stuff when you walk around above ground.

[David Lee Corvo]

Yes, that's a fictional character.

[Matt Hepner]

No, underneath that. They're wearing Indiana Jones.

[David Lee Corvo]

No, they're not, dude. They're wearing T shirts that say welcome to Peru.

[Military Veteran Narrator]

They're not.

[David Lee Corvo]

We know. The. The layered cardigan. Whatever I'm wearing right now, they're not doing that. They don't have satchels. There's not a single satchel in sight.

[Matt Hepner]

There's rest play. Come on.

[David Lee Corvo]

Ah, this is something really important because you were defending Albarino's attire. And this is what, What? When I smell, I go, oh. Because this is not what you wear underground. So this is a guy who's doing all the spelunking. Right, Right.

[Matt Hepner]

Let's see it.

[David Lee Corvo]

Okay.

[Narrator (from documentary clips)]

And explored these grips, but none of them open to the shinkana. Finally, Anselm located what he believes he's wearing.

[Matt Hepner]

He's wearing the stuff.

[David Lee Corvo]

He's wearing a.

[Matt Hepner]

He's wearing a cool vest. He's got Indiana Jones vibes. A modern Indiana Jones.

[David Lee Corvo]

He looks like a cargo pan and a vest. Dude, look at this other guy, too. These are just regular clothes, dude. Regular clothes. In fact, I. You know what?

[Matt Hepner]

I bet you Anson P. Ramba is a gangster.

[David Lee Corvo]

I bet you if Timothy Albarino showed up like this, they'd go, no, no, no, no, no. You have to go back upstairs and put this on. Go back upstairs and put this on.

[Matt Hepner]

No, they're tight.

[David Lee Corvo]

They're buddies, hoodies. And Anselm P. Ramba cares about him, and he'd go, that's not safe. Timothy. You have to wear this and that and the other.

[Matt Hepner]

Because I'm pretty sure in a couple minutes in this video, he shows up.

[David Lee Corvo]

And you know what? Because he made a big to do about it. He made a big deal about it. And they said, you know what? Fine, go ahead. Wear whatever the hell you want. Then whatever happens to you is on you be.

[Narrator (from documentary clips)]

The crypt. He had entered 1982, but to his surprise, the trapdoor had been covered over with tiles, and the crypt itself was now completely filled with him with radar blocking debris. Whoa.

[David Lee Corvo]

Crazy.

[Matt Hepner]

So they. I thought they got in, but they didn't get to the main spot. They got to like another spot.

[David Lee Corvo]

And then when they returned, they had put tile over the whole thing. This guy's got great hair, huh?

[Matt Hepner]

He does, man.

[David Lee Corvo]

Why don't you grow your hair like that?

[Matt Hepner]

I don't like combing It. I could have really cool hair. My dad had really cool hair when he was like, even when he was old.

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[David Lee Corvo]

And you're just like, not for me, dude.

[Matt Hepner]

I don't like combing hair, dude. Dude, I don't like anything.

[David Lee Corvo]

I don't comb my hair.

[Matt Hepner]

Just like, push my fingers. I don't like combing hair. I like things as easy as possible. Let's go. Hit the playlist.

[David Lee Corvo]

Brown water in the Bible.

[Matt Hepner]

Bingo.

[Documentary Narrator]

It's obvious that the crypt leading to the entrance of the Shinkana beneath the church had been deliberately filled in with debris and covered over with piles. And that the Dominicans had no intention of letting Anselm reopen it. In fact, church officials abruptly terminated the project.

[David Lee Corvo]

No, you know what it was? He was like, I'm gonna bring my homie Timothy Albarino. They go, okay, that's cool. And they go, hey. He's kind of got this thing though, where like, he's super adamant about wearing like this really particular outfit. And they go like, well, that's simply. We can't do that because there's safety requirements. But it's fine though, because we have these outfits. Like, he doesn't have to buy it. We have the helmet, we have the respirator, we have the outfit. Like, like, it's fine. It needs to be high, viz, cuz God forbid we lose you down here. And he goes, okay, yeah, I'll go talk to him. And he goes and talks to Tim. And Tim goes like, absolutely not. There's no other way around this. I'm gonna wear my Indiana Jones outfit.

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[David Lee Corvo]

And when he brings it back to him, they're like, you know what, dude? No. No access for you. No access for Tim. Timothy's never going to see this. Matter of fact, why don't we K over the whole thing? The whole thing over. You know what, too? You want to come in here with your, your, your vacuuming, right? You're vacuuming radar blocking tiles. How about that? You don't want to respect the rules here in Peru. You Americans think you could come here and you could do whatever you want. Radar blocking tiles. It's either that or wear the suit. And Timothy Alvarino said, fine, block it. Block it. With the radar blocking story over yet, though.

[Matt Hepner]

Let's go.

[David Lee Corvo]

Okay. Hate when they speak in Spanish.

[Narrator (from documentary clips)]

I can't read.

[Matt Hepner]

I'll read it. Evan. Totally altered. We don't know when it happened. I think it was between the year 1986. 1988, when they themselves altered the subsoil of the entire area we had entered in 1982.

[Narrator (from documentary clips)]

The superiors of the Dominican order were not happy with Gamara for having approved Anselm's project to find and explore the entrance to the Shink.

[David Lee Corvo]

Pooh bear.

[Matt Hepner]

Pooh bear is.

[David Lee Corvo]

What's a Pooh Bear, dude?

[Matt Hepner]

It's honey, cinnamon and brown sugar. And if it's the chick that always gets it, she wants vanilla too. And almond milk.

[David Lee Corvo]

Qu.

[Matt Hepner]

Screwing around, dude.

[David Lee Corvo]

You're great.

[Matt Hepner]

Screwing around.

[David Lee Corvo]

That's what's great about you is you really love your. Your customers.

[Matt Hepner]

Dud.

[David Lee Corvo]

Like the people who come and they spend time with you and they pay for things and they talk to you like you really love them. You know, you didn't even know who was out there. You knew it was the chick that gets the Pooh bear that gets the.

[Matt Hepner]

Vanilla in it and almond milk. And she's going to want energy bites too. And Jess just made new energy bites, so she's going to be static. Bro, I'm not even telling you.

[David Lee Corvo]

Why not?

[Matt Hepner]

Cuz it's peanut butter, chocolate chips and oats and you're going to just go through them probably worse than you go through hot dogs. And I don't want to deal with that. Dude, they're outstanding.

[David Lee Corvo]

How come you've never offered me?

[Matt Hepner]

Take a guess of why I would never.

[Narrator (from documentary clips)]

You wait.

[David Lee Corvo]

Peanut butter what?

[Matt Hepner]

Peanut butter, chocolate chips and oats. And I'm not going to tell you everything else that's in it.

[David Lee Corvo]

Chocolate chips.

[Matt Hepner]

It's a secret recipe.

[David Lee Corvo]

I don't know if you know, I've been crushing.

[Matt Hepner]

No, no, no. It's not sugary ones, dude. It's like dark cocoa.

[David Lee Corvo]

No, it doesn't matter. Doesn't matter. Like for me, chocolate just like, oh, it does it. And then I'm just like, oh well.

[Matt Hepner]

People fight over them. Like. Like I hide mine. I don't even have mine out on the counter. I hide them in the fridge cuz I don't want to run out.

[David Lee Corvo]

I just get like you. Never once.

[Matt Hepner]

I will. No, I shouldn't have told you right now.

[David Lee Corvo]

Offered me. How big are these. These things? Like this, Like a bottle cap? Oh, bigger than that.

[Matt Hepner]

Two of them, you're stuffed. Three of them is like a meal.

[Narrator (from documentary clips)]

Maybe you do beneath the church. After signing the agreement, Father Gamara was stripped of his title as head prior of the Dominican order.

[David Lee Corvo]

I didn't eat six hot dogs.

[Matt Hepner]

You ate six hot dogs, bro.

[David Lee Corvo]

Two, maybe three hot dogs. How much is a normal amount of hot dogs for somebody to eat at a barbecue?

[Matt Hepner]

Maybe two.

[David Lee Corvo]

Okay? Had like two Maybe three.

[Matt Hepner]

That's like if that's the main thing you're eating. You ate six hot dogs, plus chips, plus fruit, plus cookies, plus brownies. Okay?

[David Lee Corvo]

What's the food for?

[Matt Hepner]

What is going on? What's the food for?

[David Lee Corvo]

Is it to e eat or is it.

[Matt Hepner]

Well, in a. In a one word answer. The food is for everybody, not just the Raven. It's for everybody, okay?

[David Lee Corvo]

And. And what? Other people didn't eat food.

[Matt Hepner]

And then you're like, I'm gassy, okay?

[David Lee Corvo]

That's a thing that I gotta work on. But that has nothing to do with.

[Matt Hepner]

Yes, Can I have one of your tapo chicos? I'm gas, okay?

[David Lee Corvo]

But I really like tapo chicos. And she said that I could have as many as I wanted. She said that they were. She was, like, really enthusiastic.

[Matt Hepner]

That was the day where she was like, did you really meet him in the dumpster? I was like, yeah, sweet dumping being. People have heard that the 10 punch punch cards get found in the dumpster out back. And so some people dig around try to find those punch cards with 10 punches on them. I'm like, sweetie, I saw him looking for once when I dumped the trash. He was like, hey.

[David Lee Corvo]

I was like, ah, you know, that's not even true because it took so much for me to even get here and show up because his top was like, you got to come to this coffee shop. There's something special. And I was like, I'm not coming here. Did he say that? He said. He kept telling me. He's like, there's something special here. And I'm like, it's coffee. Like, how special can coffee be? And he's like, no, dude, you have to show up. It's something special. Then I showed up and I met you, and I was like, yeah, he's a cool dude. A little weird.

[Matt Hepner]

Weird how much top likes me, though? It's. It's almost strange. It's like. It's almost like, what's. What's he up to?

[David Lee Corvo]

Oh, he's up to something. I don't know what it is. All right, let's let this guy. What's this guy's name? Stephen Quill.

[Matt Hepner]

Steve Quill is the man, bro.

[David Lee Corvo]

All right?

[Narrator (from documentary clips)]

In Cusco. And basically banished to some small, insignificant priory in another town, Even.

[Matt Hepner]

No, we just lost all that because you put up the chats about you being a food desert instead of a food.

[David Lee Corvo]

I care what this guy's saying.

[Matt Hepner]

He looks cool.

[David Lee Corvo]

I don't want to hear what he's saying because he says it in Spanish.

[Matt Hepner]

Major beef with like what he found under.

[David Lee Corvo]

Because the Dominicans kicked us out of the. And terminated the project along with the Peruvian government.

[Matt Hepner]

Okay, don't keep doing that. Everybody can read one week later, not.

[David Lee Corvo]

Even a month, just one week later.

[Matt Hepner]

Accent.

[David Lee Corvo]

They call Father Gamara back from AR and made him prior again.

[Matt Hepner]

Okay, that's not even like a Peruvian accent. That's like Mexican.

[Documentary Narrator]

There are of course practical reasons why the Dominicans would want to keep the entrance of the Shinkana hidden under their church.

[David Lee Corvo]

Because you dress like a dipshit.

[Matt Hepner]

No, that has nothing to do with it. He's not even part of the story. Like that.

[David Lee Corvo]

Okay, all right, I'm sorry.

[Documentary Narrator]

We know, for example, that they were concerned about their property being expropriated by the Peruvian government if the truth were to be revealed. But what we're highlighting here is not just a cover up by one particular order within the Catholic Church. Indeed, the Jesuits also knew about the Shinkana and very likely had access to it, as evidenced in their own cathedral example. Cusco.

[Matt Hepner]

Notice how he sounds within the Catholic.

[Documentary Narrator]

And is still adorned to this day.

[David Lee Corvo]

Not no mention of the Jews with ink and gold.

[Documentary Narrator]

The priests of these churches may have had even noble reasons for keeping secret the subterranean world beneath the city.

[David Lee Corvo]

Nevertheless, what, what could the noble reasons be? I mean, if something is a threat, then that's not good. You can't hide it. People need.

[Matt Hepner]

They're just hiding their stash. It's like gold and silver and precious relics. It's like if you had like, like an unlimited supply of hot dogs, like you would hide it underground. You wouldn't want it like above ground where individual.

[David Lee Corvo]

I would give out those.

[Matt Hepner]

They're not though.

[David Lee Corvo]

Oh, by the way, can we talk about that real quick? So I, I don't know when we should set it up, but. What's today? Today is Friday. So maybe Monday we'll, we'll do something. Like, we'll do like make a paypal account for the NDS thing. Or you could send them.

[Matt Hepner]

We're gonna go beg for money.

[David Lee Corvo]

Money. No, no, no. I want to do a charity thing. I want to do a. What do you call, food pantry for the holidays. And I figure we'll, we'll put the call out, I'll donate some money. You know, if this is an elaborate.

[Matt Hepner]

Plot for you to get more food for you. Dude, I don't like that.

[David Lee Corvo]

Well, I'm, I already said and I'm gonna be forward with people. I'm gonna have some of it, you know, What? And that is an undisclosed amount of food that I'm gonna eat.

[Matt Hepner]

That's not.

[David Lee Corvo]

If I'm watching the table. If I'm watching the table and I'm saying, hey, come on up and get some food. I'm gonna. I'm gonna have some. While I'm standing there, you know, hot.

[Matt Hepner]

Dogs come in and packaging. Will you eat them cold, like, while you're sitting there?

[David Lee Corvo]

Well, yeah, because it's expedient. I prefer them cold.

[Matt Hepner]

Not right.

[David Lee Corvo]

So. But. But whatever. Okay, so we'll. We'll give me an allowance, like, one pack of hot dog per whatever.

[Matt Hepner]

We'll figure out nothing. If you're donating for a canned food drive, it's not for you.

[David Lee Corvo]

Okay. Can of Vienna sausages. I love Vienna sausages, too. They're, you know, you make a face about a Vienna sausage, you're actually really good. So I wanted to tell the audience, like, hey, guys, we want to do something cool from NDS and the standard coffee shop. We want to.

[Matt Hepner]

Who are we giving the food to, bro?

[David Lee Corvo]

So, well, to. What we're going to have to do is make flyers and put them up front. And you can tell people, like, hey, if you know anybody that's in need, it's not just food. I think we should do, like, diapers.

[Matt Hepner]

And stuff like that, too. If you know anybody that's in need, go ahead and take this bag of food to them.

[David Lee Corvo]

You. Whatever. Take it. Or tell them to come here. Well, I don't give a crap what you do, but, like, just give it away for free. And then if we're left with anything, then we'll just go to a local food pantry or whatever and just. Or a shelter and just give it to them. Yeah, that'd be cool, right? I think that'd be nice. Because God's blessed us and life is super good, and we should take care of some people if we can do that.

[Matt Hepner]

I respect that.

[David Lee Corvo]

So Monday, what we'll do is we'll. We'll. We'll tell you guys, like, how to. If you're interested in donating to something like that. I don't know what we're gonna do. I mean, we'll tell you. You know, we'll tell you guys, like, how it went. I don't want to post it because I don't want people's faces on anything. I don't want, like, video. I don't want to video these people. You know, you're taking food, you might feel not great about it. I don't want to make content out of it. I just want to give people food. Food and maybe some diaper stuff. My wife was like, oh, you know, there's people that need.

[Matt Hepner]

Is that kind of the wanker is thing when people, like, do an outreach and then they. Yeah, they take pictures. They're like, hey, look at us.

[David Lee Corvo]

Yeah. Because I think people are, like, ashamed, shamed and.

[Matt Hepner]

No, not only that, they're just, like, getting attention for what they're doing.

[David Lee Corvo]

That's gay, too. That's gay, too.

[Matt Hepner]

I'm not saying we haven't taken pictures. When, like, me and the wife and kids are doing it, we don't, like, show it to people. It's just stuff for us to remember.

[David Lee Corvo]

Oh, that's cool.

[Matt Hepner]

Because like, years later, we look back at those pictures. Like, guys, remember when we did that outreach?

[David Lee Corvo]

That's pretty cool.

[Matt Hepner]

And we're not showing it to people and saying, look what we did.

[David Lee Corvo]

I like that.

[Matt Hepner]

That's a weird thing.

[David Lee Corvo]

Yeah. Like, keeping it for your memories is dope, but yeah, I don't want to post it. I don't want to put cameras in these people's faces. But, you know, we'll do that. We'll keep the table out for, like, I don't know how long. I've never done anything like that, so maybe for like a week. It will just keep going out and we'll.

[Matt Hepner]

Up to you, bro.

[David Lee Corvo]

Yeah, yeah.

[Matt Hepner]

And then I like where your heads.

[David Lee Corvo]

And then if it's just when it's done and if we got a bunch of leftovers, if we have a bunch of leftovers, if that's what happens, then we'll go out.

[Matt Hepner]

You'll eat them.

[David Lee Corvo]

I'll eat some of them.

[Matt Hepner]

Fair.

[David Lee Corvo]

I'm going to be upfront about that.

[Matt Hepner]

Okay.

[David Lee Corvo]

You know, if it's. If it's yummy stuff.

[Matt Hepner]

Fair enough.

[David Lee Corvo]

And we'll take recommendations, too. If any of you guys have ever done a thing like this and you know, like, what is a good. Because I. If you leave it up to me and I'm gonna go like, hot dogs. Hot dogs. Hot dogs. Maybe chocolate chip cookies. We'll just have a table full of chocolate chip cookies and hot dogs. So I could definitely use some guidance in that way. What are you doing? What are you doing? We're doing a show about Timothy Alvo Cortuna and your. Your.

[Matt Hepner]

No, Chuck from Guam is. Hit me up, dude.

[David Lee Corvo]

What's he doing? What's he.

[Matt Hepner]

My guy, bro.

[David Lee Corvo]

I love Chuck from Guam.

[Matt Hepner]

Oh, no way. I got stuff to talk to Chuck about. Now I see what's in the background.

[David Lee Corvo]

Chuck, stop it. Stop it.

[Matt Hepner]

I had no clue. I like your.

[David Lee Corvo]

Stop acting like you have a.

[Matt Hepner]

All right. Can we watch the thing?

[David Lee Corvo]

Yeah, we watch the thing. Ever.

[Documentary Narrator]

The reason may be the overarching conspiracy is indisputable. The Holy sea has known about the existence of the Shinkana for centuries and yet has deliberately chosen to keep it hidden from the masses and by doing so has knowingly perpetuated the falsehood that it is a myth.

[Matt Hepner]

They're trying to get you energy bites. Not answering the fault.

[David Lee Corvo]

Guys, don't, don't. Don't give her a reason to come in here.

[Matt Hepner]

Oh, Chuck, I didn't want to put you on blast, but you just came.

[Narrator (from documentary clips)]

Eventually, his team were able to scientifically.

[David Lee Corvo]

Read all these things.

[Narrator (from documentary clips)]

The existence of a tunnel beneath the church in the vicinity of the crypt that he had entered in 1982. But instead of being applauded for their historic, the national press vilified them, claiming that they were transmitted treasure hunters and imposters who are putting the structural integrity of the church in jeopardy. As a result, the compelling implications of the Shinkana were quietly swept under the rug, Literally covered over and covered up.

[Matt Hepner]

Myth preserves the arrival of super beings.

[David Lee Corvo]

No, they can read.

[Matt Hepner]

I want to read Habitation Among Men.

[David Lee Corvo]

The Anti Diluvians. Yeah, I bet you you weren't even going to be read that word, dude. The Anti Diluvians ascribe the pre flood knowledge to the interaction of humans with the gods of legend or the watchers of Hebrew tradition, blah, blah, blah. But they're not anything to do with the aliens, and the aliens aren't demonic.

[Matt Hepner]

Dude, I dare you to. Do you know the scene in Wedding Crashers where he's like, mom, the meatloaf.

[David Lee Corvo]

Why would I do that?

[Matt Hepner]

Do that for the energy bite with Mason right now. Just be like, mason, energy.

[David Lee Corvo]

I don't want her to get enthusiastic.

[Matt Hepner]

You know, when it's Will Ferrell, he's like, mom, the meatloaf.

[David Lee Corvo]

Yeah, I know that, but I don't want. Want to. I can't play with Mason because then she thinks it's like, oh, I'm on the show now and I'm super. And it's just like.

[Matt Hepner]

I just thought it'd be funny if he did.

[David Lee Corvo]

She has like, what the kids say is no chill. She has no chill, dude. She just gets like.

[Matt Hepner]

She's just wide open, dude. She goes from 0 to 10.

[David Lee Corvo]

Like she gets on the day you put the camera.

[Matt Hepner]

And she goes, yes, yes, like a.

[David Lee Corvo]

Giant ostrich, like Fruit fly.

[Matt Hepner]

You got it?

[David Lee Corvo]

No, I didn't get it. Dude, it's killing me.

[Matt Hepner]

Hit the play button. Let's go.

[David Lee Corvo]

Okay, sorry.

[Military Veteran Narrator]

My bad.

[Matt Hepner]

Oh, David Flynn.

[David Lee Corvo]

Dude, I know him.

[Documentary Narrator]

The Shinkana exists.

[Matt Hepner]

You've read his books.

[Documentary Narrator]

There are staggering implications inherent in that fact. The rational mind is forced to conclude that we have a substantial gap in our knowledge of the past. Like an intricate jigsaw puzzle with some of the most essential pieces missing.

[Matt Hepner]

Good.

[Documentary Narrator]

Definitely those missing pieces. And I believe has been quietly assembling them behind the very convenient facade of conventional archaeology.

[Matt Hepner]

What are all those letters?

[David Lee Corvo]

Why did he say facade?

[Matt Hepner]

Like.

[David Lee Corvo]

Like that facade. You fruit flies are killing me, dude.

[Matt Hepner]

It's only one.

[David Lee Corvo]

It's not two. I've seen two of them at a time now. Blinded as a. I want to see. I want to hear him say facade like an. Again.

[Documentary Narrator]

It's missing pieces. And I believe we're going to put.

[David Lee Corvo]

It in regular speed. Hold on real quick, because this is important. I think people need to hear this. This is the kind of guy that. This is the kind of guy that we're dealing with. He dresses like Indiana Jones and he says, like this has been quietly assembling.

[Documentary Narrator]

Behind the very convenient facade.

[Matt Hepner]

God.

[David Lee Corvo]

Facade? What is that, dude? Facade. Come on, bro. This is what I'm talking about, man. This is what I'm talking about.

[Matt Hepner]

I don't want to laugh at that.

[David Lee Corvo]

This a crazy dude. This is a madman.

[Matt Hepner]

No, dude, just like a guy who's different from you. So you think he must be bad?

[David Lee Corvo]

Is he so different that he's never heard the word pronounced? Because that was crazy.

[Matt Hepner]

What are all these words across the front? Like, what is this letter?

[David Lee Corvo]

That's all Latin.

[Matt Hepner]

It's a curse.

[David Lee Corvo]

Don't read it.

[Documentary Narrator]

Blinded as it is by the deceptive doctrines of Darwinism and the evolution of species, the question is, to what end?

[David Lee Corvo]

Facade.

[Narrator (from documentary clips)]

The clues for putting all the pieces together are hidden within the pages of scripture as well as in other ancient texts and oral traditions. Solomon said that it is the glory of God to conceal a thing, but the honor of kings is to search out a matter.

[David Lee Corvo]

Wow. How cool is that?

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[David Lee Corvo]

We said that you watched that episode. Yeah, dude, I think you said you never watch my episode. No, I've been trying to watch your episodes because. Because they're. They're good. They're really good. And. And that line is like super powerful, super power.

[Matt Hepner]

What do you mean? It's the glory of God to conceal a thing with the honor.

[David Lee Corvo]

Like, God will, you know, he'll Leave breadcrumbs. And he'll hide a thing. And he wants you to go and do it, but he's not just going to give it to you, you know, but he's like, go and pursue this thing. Like, dude, I've left you these clues and these breadcrumbs. And that's like. I've always felt like that. Like, I've always felt like God is like, yeah, dude, there's a much bigger picture. I'm not going to tell it to you, but like, that. That revelation that comes with, like, unveiling a thing and then connecting like one. I know you like the jigsaw analogy, so I'll say that too. Like one jigsaw puzzle piece to another. When you connect them, there's like this. This beautiful, like, epiphany moment where.

[Matt Hepner]

But I think we're built for that.

[David Lee Corvo]

Yeah, definitely are.

[Matt Hepner]

And you get. You get hungrier and hungrier for putting up jig. Jigsaw pieces together.

[David Lee Corvo]

Careful.

[Matt Hepner]

Starting to figure it out. You get hungry and hungrier for that. But that's why, like, some people take turn to, like, if they get in drugs, they get hungrier and hungrier for that.

[David Lee Corvo]

I also think that there's just some things that we can't know and we're not gonna know.

[Matt Hepner]

Yeah. And maybe that's in that same study.

[David Lee Corvo]

Yeah, we're either not gonna know them ever, or. Or we're just not gonna know them until God.

[Matt Hepner]

Things belong to God. But those that belong. But those that have been revealed belong to us and our children forever.

[David Lee Corvo]

Yes. And that's super dope. I love that. But so you have to, like. It's a weird dance where you're like, wow, you know, I feel like this thing has been revealed to me. But then, like, like, okay, I. I can't. I'm hitting a wall. Can't go any further. I'm gonna leave it at that. We'll revisit this.

[Matt Hepner]

Speaking of weird dance, I can't wait till you and Alberino have the weird dance.

[David Lee Corvo]

Dude, that's that, dude. You're going to be impressed. You're going to be like, wow, dude, he really can dress well. Like Indiana Jones. And by that time, I'm going to be really good with his whip, too. I'll whip him in his face.

[Narrator (from documentary clips)]

Everything that has been hidden is now being revealed to those who are willing to search for the answers.

[Documentary Narrator]

The answers to the enigmas of prehistory are there right in front of our eyes. But we have to be willing to relinquish our preconceived notions about the past and free our minds from the fetters of academic propaganda.

[Narrator (from documentary clips)]

We know that the Watcher descended to the earth in the age before the Flood. Those fallen angels who kept not their first estate and are bound in chains of darkness, as plainly stated in the book of Jude and Second Peter.

[Matt Hepner]

We deal. We dealt with that.

[David Lee Corvo]

Hold on, I'm gonna read it. Okay. And the angels which kept not their first estate, but left their own habitation, he hath reserved in everlasting chains under darkness unto the judgment of the great day. Jude 1:6.

[Matt Hepner]

The angels which kept not their first estate. Not all bad angels, but the ones.

[David Lee Corvo]

Which kept not the ones that were cast out. And they said, y' all are gay.

[Matt Hepner]

Let's see what Peter says is. It's coming up next.

[David Lee Corvo]

I thought you were going to read it.

[Matt Hepner]

God spared not the angels that sinned, but cast them down to hell and delivered them into chains of darkness to be reserved unto judgment. Because remember, there's the Judgment.

[David Lee Corvo]

And. Wait, where did he cast him down?

[Matt Hepner]

To hell.

[David Lee Corvo]

And then I thought hell wasn't like.

[Matt Hepner]

No, hell is a thing, but it's not eternal because it's to be reserved into judgment. Then everything gets thrown in the lake of fire in Revelation.

[David Lee Corvo]

Yeah, that's not like. Like actual, like, fire and torment and.

[Matt Hepner]

Suffering and stuff at the spa, maybe.

[David Lee Corvo]

Like a place where you, like, learn and then.

[Matt Hepner]

Yeah. And after a while, they let you out.

[David Lee Corvo]

Yeah.

[Matt Hepner]

Everlasting fire. I mean, it. It's everlasting.

[David Lee Corvo]

I don't think it really means you.

[Matt Hepner]

Aren'T there for everlasting.

[David Lee Corvo]

Everlasting is like. It's like a flowery language. Like a euphemism for, like, not lasting forever.

[Matt Hepner]

It could be a euphemism for playtime.

[David Lee Corvo]

I'll allow it.

[Narrator (from documentary clips)]

We know that these Watchers taught mankind forbidden knowledge and corrupted.

[David Lee Corvo]

Oh, that's interesting, though. That's interesting because Timothy Albarino thinks that the Garden of Eve, Eden and the whole apple and Eve and the serpent was. Was all allegory.

[Matt Hepner]

Well, never says wasn't real. Well, I mean, just assume that because there's fig leaves for plants.

[David Lee Corvo]

Well, some people think that the garden was in. In Florida, and so they think it was actually an orange. Isn't that cool? But it doesn't matter. Right. Like the fruit of the. The Tree of Knowledge of Life and Death. Right.

[Matt Hepner]

Like Tree of the Knowledge of Good and Evil.

[David Lee Corvo]

Oh, I'm sorry.

[Matt Hepner]

There's a Tree of Life.

[David Lee Corvo]

Yeah, yeah.

[Matt Hepner]

And then there's the Tree of the Knowledge of Good.

[David Lee Corvo]

What is it the serpent say, though? You will be like a God, knowing.

[Matt Hepner]

Knowing good and evil for yourself. You get to determine what's good and evil. Don't let God tell you.

[David Lee Corvo]

Yeah.

[Matt Hepner]

Don't let the word of God tell you what's good and evil. You determine for yourself.

[David Lee Corvo]

You see this meme? That. Not a meme that I posted today, but I posted this thing, and it comes from, like, some bullshit. I forget what it is, but it's a. It's a movie. And.

[Matt Hepner]

Oh, yeah, I saw when you posted.

[David Lee Corvo]

That today with the. With the ch. Chick. No, you didn't see that because you're not on the tweeter. I'm sorry. But. But check this out, though. I. I wonder what you think about. This is a little bit of an aside. And we're gonna wrap this up soon. We're gonna do like a part. 2, 3, 4.

[Matt Hepner]

No, you said we could do a three hour session. Dude, we're only on, like, two hours right now.

[David Lee Corvo]

Stop it. All right, so. So it's this right here, right? And it's this. It's a excerpt from a movie. And the line says, it's a woman. She looks crazy. And she goes, do you ever feel like the big secret is that we are gods? And then she goes, we fucking create life. We're so powerful. I bet men are terrified of us. It's like this really weird. It's supposed to be, like, uplifting and, like. And I said, white women. Oh. And then she shows up, and Mason shows up when I shout, white women. That was crazy.

[Matt Hepner]

Why is she coming in here? What is it coming in here?

[David Lee Corvo]

What is this?

[Matt Hepner]

No, no, no, no, no, no. We need them for tomorrow. You didn't tell them? No.

[David Lee Corvo]

Hell yeah.

[Matt Hepner]

No.

[David Lee Corvo]

He paid for him.

[Matt Hepner]

What are you left in the jar, Mason?

[David Lee Corvo]

What?

[RealReal Customer]

Who.

[David Lee Corvo]

Who bought it? Did they say what their name was?

[Matt Hepner]

I thought they were gonna buy, like, one or two. No, I don't eat those. Dude, as soon as you start eating them, you can't stop eating them.

[David Lee Corvo]

Once you pop, the fun don't stop. Dude, this is a Hefty bag. You kill a man with this bag. Thank you, Mason.

[Matt Hepner]

Dance, bro.

[David Lee Corvo]

So. So what I said was that mad? Well, how. You never told me. I didn't know. You can take it out of my paycheck.

[Narrator (from documentary clips)]

Wow, that's good.

[Matt Hepner]

Their secret recipe, bro. Nobody even know. I. I don't even know what's in them. Jess makes.

[David Lee Corvo]

Yeah. Peanut butter chocolate chip and oats and oats.

[Matt Hepner]

So anyway, so this is. No, wait.

[Narrator (from documentary clips)]

I'm trying to read it to you.

[David Lee Corvo]

So I said, white women, when faced with their physical weakness. Physical weakness, right. Are you listening? Stop. Focus over here.

[Matt Hepner]

I know, but as soon as you say women, I just think a top.

[David Lee Corvo]

Saying woman, woman, white women, woman. When. When faced with their physical weakness and left without a strong man to guide them, will often turn to paganism. And then I said that thought process that leads them there starts with something like this. And then I posted Genesis 3. 5. For God knows that when you eat from it, your eyes will be open and you will be like God knowing good and bad. It's that same thing. She's like, I'm a God. I'm powerful. Men are scared of me, Me. And it's like, I think that women are vulnerable to. To paganism more than men. Because think about a scenario where like, you have an old village and another village invades it. A tribe invades it, decimates it kills all the men. Some of the women escape out into the forest. They can't forage, they can't hunt, they can't build, or at least they. They suck at it really badly. Right. And so what happens in moments of desperation is that these spirits will reveal themselves to you, and these women in their desperation will commiserate with these spirits, and one thing leads to another, and if they can effectively sacrifice something to it or give it an offering, then, you know, the spirit will control some, you know, small thing in their life. Make. Make them be able to find food that'll get them through the night or whatever. And that's where you get like these Wiccan kind of tribes, these. These old crones in the woods and everything. Like.

[Matt Hepner]

I don't know. I don't know. I mean, that sounds wild. Wild what you just said. I mean, I don't. I'm guessing really. Yeah. I mean, there's a story where, you know, when Abraham, he's married to Sarah, they can't have a daughter, they can't have a son, but they've been promised. Yeah, a son. And then Sarah says, hey, I think you should go on to the maid.

[David Lee Corvo]

Yeah.

[Matt Hepner]

And then Abraham goes, honey, I think you're right. You know, like, that's a story.

[David Lee Corvo]

Yeah.

[Matt Hepner]

So then she takes Ishmael, you know, then her and her and Sarah start beefing. She takes Ishmael, goes in the woods and. And like, right before they're about to die, an angel, a good angel, comes and helps her. So I don't know. That's all I'm thinking about. As you tell that Story, which is kind of weird, but I don't. Yeah, I don't know. I just think it's something like a.

[David Lee Corvo]

An unclean spirit would present themselves.

[Matt Hepner]

I mean that. That looked like it was a clean spirit that was helping her out in that instance.

[David Lee Corvo]

Yeah.

[Matt Hepner]

Because there was a destiny for Ishmael too do.

[David Lee Corvo]

But I'm saying an inversion of that happening, right?

[Matt Hepner]

Yeah.

[David Lee Corvo]

Because Satan and his. And his angels, they counterfeit. They counterfeit what. What God does.

[Matt Hepner]

I know, but this story you're telling of like the whole tribe getting wiped out and the females just go into the woods and can't take care of themselves. They can't forage and stuff. Some of the females are good foragers, bro.

[David Lee Corvo]

You're not getting for mushrooms and herbs going right over your head, dude. All those ears and you don't listen.

[Narrator (from documentary clips)]

Even producing their own hybrid offspring with the daughters of men.

[Matt Hepner]

How many of those are you gonna eat.

[David Lee Corvo]

Dude? Are they bad for me?

[Matt Hepner]

This looks like you, bro. This looks like you earlier. I got.

[David Lee Corvo]

Hold on, I got to hear.

[Matt Hepner]

Right? Hear the cap G. Sweat.

[David Lee Corvo]

Oh my God, dude, it's. It's so hot.

[Matt Hepner]

I'm just. I'm gassy.

[David Lee Corvo]

You don't understand that, that, that story, dude. Why is that story so hard for you to grasp?

[Matt Hepner]

No, I'm just saying, like, you're just bashing the females all like, what if they are good foragers, man? I'm gassy.

[David Lee Corvo]

I am gassy. Dude, that guy looks like he's gassy. Yeah, see, Chuck gets it. Dude, I'm going. You want one of these? Dude, they're really good. Are these bad for me? No.

[Matt Hepner]

Is there? No, no, no, no, they're good. No, they're good. They're whole food ingredients. You're good.

[David Lee Corvo]

Numb. All right, I've got one.

[Matt Hepner]

Okay.

[David Lee Corvo]

Are. He's going to make me gassy.

[Narrator (from documentary clips)]

As well as many other genetic monsters conceived through their perverted acts of rebellion.

[Matt Hepner]

Were me and you were talking about.

[David Lee Corvo]

Those earlier centaurs, minotaurs, etc.

[Matt Hepner]

Yeah, bro. One of the great highlights of my life in the last however many couple months you guys have been coming around is the one hour conversations with you on the phone.

[David Lee Corvo]

Those are great.

[Matt Hepner]

Like, you try to pretend like you don't want to talk to me, but then for an hour you love it on the phone. Dude, I know what you're talking. What were you saying? The centaurs. What were you saying? That they.

[David Lee Corvo]

Centaurs and minotaurs. I mean, especially minotaurs, right? Because you're like, those are Supposed to be mythological creatures.

[Matt Hepner]

You're talking about if they were like breeding. And you're like, no, not breeding, Matt. It's like cloning or. No, not cloning, Matt. It's.

[David Lee Corvo]

No, I'm saying Nephilim because the way you, you kind of surmised, Nephilim was like something that wasn't supposed to be.

[Matt Hepner]

Right.

[David Lee Corvo]

And like under that blanket that also goes these chimeric creatures that weren't supposed to exist.

[Matt Hepner]

Because, because I think we started talking about, like, I forget what thing we were talking about, but it was like, was that part of the original creation or was it not? And then it was like, well, if something's not part of the original creation, the only way it can exist by definition is if it's a hybrid.

[David Lee Corvo]

And it needs to be.

[Matt Hepner]

Unless it's like cloning and they can't.

[David Lee Corvo]

I almost spit stuff everywhere.

[Matt Hepner]

Oh, you're crushing this.

[David Lee Corvo]

They can't create, but they can hijack God's system of creation.

[Matt Hepner]

Right.

[David Lee Corvo]

To create these hybrids. You know what's interesting too?

[Matt Hepner]

That aren't supposed to exist because we're talking about demons. Like the whole concept, my whole understanding of demons is like they're disembodied spirits that don't have a place to go because they were never supposed to exist.

[David Lee Corvo]

Yeah. So there's no place for them. Like there's never. It was never incorporated. It was never created. And something that's interesting is that when you see a species that's non viable, that's a reser. A result of hybridization. Like a. Like a liger or like even a. A donkey. Right? Donkeys. Or is it. Is a donkey a hybrid?

[Matt Hepner]

Hybrid? Yeah, I think it is. Right? It's a mule and a horse. What is it?

[David Lee Corvo]

Yeah, I think, I think it is. And so they.

[Matt Hepner]

Or a mule is a donkey and a horse.

[David Lee Corvo]

Or maybe that's.

[Matt Hepner]

I don't know, something like that.

[David Lee Corvo]

Right. One of those. We'll just say whatever.

[Matt Hepner]

They're compatible, but they're not the same species.

[David Lee Corvo]

Right. And, and, and, but, but they, they can't. Can't they not procreate?

[Matt Hepner]

I don't know.

[David Lee Corvo]

I don't think they can procreate.

[Matt Hepner]

Scientist.

[Narrator (from documentary clips)]

I don't know.

[David Lee Corvo]

Is this. Let's. Let's have a Google real quick.

[Matt Hepner]

Somebody already answered in the chat.

[David Lee Corvo]

Did they really? A mule can't procreate. A mule is a hybrid. So a mule camp.

[Matt Hepner]

He knows, bro.

[David Lee Corvo]

And that dude knows mule.

[Matt Hepner]

Or that chick knows. How do we know?

[David Lee Corvo]

I don't know. Who's a girl and who's a guy? I know there's another girl. And that's about. Mule can't procreate. And that's about all I know as far as the gender of.

[Matt Hepner]

What I like to do is capitalize half the letters, but not all of them.

[David Lee Corvo]

Mules can't procreate. Okay, because they're sterile hybrids, right? So hybrids typically can't procreate, but they also have like this growth aspect that's like turned off. So they grow to enormous sizes. So like a mule is a. Is a big strong creature. A liger. I don't think there's like a cap on how big a liger can get. They get pretty good. But then they die, you know, because they get so big that they just end up dying and they also can't procreate. So isn't that interesting that there's a. A size aspect to a hybrid. Hybrid and then there's also the procreation aspect to a hybrid.

[Matt Hepner]

Intriguing.

[David Lee Corvo]

I don't know.

[RealReal Advertiser]

See.

[Matt Hepner]

No, I see you putting the. I don't know, connecting the dots. It's intriguing.

[David Lee Corvo]

I lost the dots. I was going and then I'd stopped. I gotta eat more of these things. They're called one more of these things and that's it.

[Documentary Narrator]

Not only copulating how many of you have women? But also with beasts. So you can imagine the genetic mess of unsentient sentient Cyclops before God would have stopped to it all literally washing the lay clean in the waters of the flood.

[Narrator (from documentary clips)]

The age before the flood of Noah was a time of extreme wickedness on the earth. A time of bloodlust, paganism and sexual perversion unparalleled in all of history. Mankind betrayed his creator and followed in the rebellion of the Banai Elohim, the sons of God, the fallen angels.

[Documentary Narrator]

The chaos wrought by the Watchers persisted for over a thousand years after their descent in the days of Jared. Until the flood of Noah, as reckoned in the Greek Septuagint. That's an incredible amount of time for the distribution and propaganda. Propagation of hereditary genes. That is to say a thousand years of mutations in the DNA of not only the human race.

[Matt Hepner]

Should we watch?

[Documentary Narrator]

The supernatural seed of the fallen Watchers was like a virus that ultimately infected everything.

[Narrator (from documentary clips)]

Imagine the global empire of fallen angels and their hybrid offspring, the demigods of legend.

[David Lee Corvo]

Let me tell you something.

[Matt Hepner]

This is heavy, bro. Oh, there's Anunnaki in the top left.

[David Lee Corvo]

If I let this gas out right now.

[Matt Hepner]

No, you would.

[David Lee Corvo]

You would be like. You'd have Tears in your eyes.

[Matt Hepner]

Okay, so don't, don't.

[David Lee Corvo]

But we've been going for like two hours, dude. I've been holding it.

[Matt Hepner]

Somebody singing.

[David Lee Corvo]

They're always like singing and vacuuming. No respect. But it's fine. I get it. It's a public place. Hey man. But the gas that I've been holding in for two hours.

[Matt Hepner]

Don't, don't.

[Documentary Narrator]

Okay.

[Matt Hepner]

Don't move, man.

[David Lee Corvo]

What I'm saying is like that's how cool I am.

[Matt Hepner]

Okay?

[David Lee Corvo]

That's how cool of a homie I am.

[Matt Hepner]

Is like.

[David Lee Corvo]

I'm not just.

[Matt Hepner]

I mean, some would say that's just normal, cuz.

[David Lee Corvo]

You ever hear the Holocaust?

[Matt Hepner]

I don't like where you're going with this.

[David Lee Corvo]

And you know like the chamber.

[Matt Hepner]

No, just play the thing. Let's go.

[David Lee Corvo]

You know these doors.

[Matt Hepner]

I think he's like holding a lion, isn't he?

[David Lee Corvo]

These doors are made of wood.

[Matt Hepner]

Okay, just hit the play button.

[Narrator (from documentary clips)]

Giants, centaurs, satyrs, minotaurs and a host of other genetic monsters roaming the planet and leading humanity in open rebellion against God for hundreds of years. This is what the ancients called the golden age. The time when the gods descended to.

[Documentary Narrator]

Commingle with men like Prometheus. Stealing fire from the gods, the watchers brought down forbidden knowledge from heaven. Knowledge that defiled the mind of man and hastened the destruction of the world.

[David Lee Corvo]

That's heavy dude.

[Matt Hepner]

We can probably go back to 1.5.

[David Lee Corvo]

It's fine.

[Matt Hepner]

Let's go. 1.5.

[David Lee Corvo]

The knowledge of building originated with the gods. The knowledge of building came from the heavens at a time when the heavens married or mirrored the earth.

[Narrator (from documentary clips)]

The builder got the cataclysmic flood of Noah, utterly annihilated the old.

[David Lee Corvo]

Put it on 1.5.

[Narrator (from documentary clips)]

It swept away its inhabitants and swept clean the artifacts of their civilization, their knowledge and their technology. The only remaining vestiges of that age of corruption, the so called golden age, are the megaliths.

[Matt Hepner]

That's what I'm saying.

[Narrator (from documentary clips)]

Constructed with immensely large stones.

[David Lee Corvo]

Good golly.

[Narrator (from documentary clips)]

The ruined foundations of these megaliths, still standing like fleshless bones after thousands of years of inundation and weathering, bear witness to the builder gods, the pre flood world, their hybrid offspring and their celestial knowledge.

[Documentary Narrator]

There exists a vast number network of megaliths all over the planet, some of which are well known. Like Belbeck in Lebanon and Stonehenge in England. Or many others, such as the Bosnian pyramid and the recently discovered megaliths in Siberia, have not even been officially acknowledged as artificial structures yet. Because Their unfathomable size absolutely demolishes the conventional paradox.

[Narrator (from documentary clips)]

Not only are there megalithic rules dispersed over every continent, on the surface of the Earth, many megalithic structures like the Shinkana are buried under the ground and sunken beneath the oceans. This is a worldwide phenomenon that is much more widespread and significant than anyone even realizes.

[Matt Hepner]

That's why you like the dude, Graham. He kind of does the important thing, all that stuff too.

[David Lee Corvo]

I don't like him.

[Matt Hepner]

I mean, you appreciate his fact finding, I should say. There's people I don't like, but I appreciate their, their fact finding. But I. I do like Graham Hancock.

[David Lee Corvo]

Well, have you ever looked at Graham Hancock?

[Matt Hepner]

Dude, you hate people because of their clothes, man.

[David Lee Corvo]

Well, it's not that he dresses. He just looks like a. Did I get it?

[Matt Hepner]

No, dude. Close. Man. You are quick with the hands.

[David Lee Corvo]

Graham Hancock is just bad looking, you know what I mean?

[Matt Hepner]

I don't know. I mean I feel bad because these guys are so close. Like if they could just. All his fact finding and all the information that he's dug up and his understanding of all this, if he could tie it in like biblically, you'd be like, yeah, let's go.

[David Lee Corvo]

That's kind of what's crazy is like, how are you now?

[Matt Hepner]

But they just can't tie it in biblically. So they're like so close and then you're just so frustrated.

[David Lee Corvo]

I don't like when he says this. Why does he say that?

[Matt Hepner]

Who?

[David Lee Corvo]

Chuck from Guam.

[Matt Hepner]

Because he. Cuz Top thinks Chuck doesn't like him. So he tries to go above and beyond to make sure Top knows.

[David Lee Corvo]

I think it's an overcompensation thing. And I also don't think it's true. But whatever, dude, I'll let him.

[Matt Hepner]

It's not, but he's trying to not cry. Cuz you know what Top gets.

[David Lee Corvo]

I think I got him, dude.

[Matt Hepner]

Come on, hit play.

[David Lee Corvo]

Sorry, I'm. I'm. I'm sorry.

[Matt Hepner]

I want to go there.

[David Lee Corvo]

There what?

[Narrator (from documentary clips)]

The sights in the world.

[Matt Hepner]

That's the capital of historic Latin America.

[Narrator (from documentary clips)]

I want inside the city of Cusco. The Inca called it Sakai.

[Matt Hepner]

Look at these stones.

[Documentary Narrator]

Know about Sakai? Before formulating any conjectures concerning its construction.

[David Lee Corvo]

Or its building is literally.

[Matt Hepner]

Yeah, it's gangster, bro.

[David Lee Corvo]

Oh, it's like a.

[Matt Hepner]

Look at the size of these stones, especially on the corners.

[David Lee Corvo]

They're big as they dog. Timothy Albarino probably walked around them with his hands behind his back. Like an even know like a.

[Documentary Narrator]

When Anselm and his expeditionary team excavated at Saks they discovered that more levels of these cyclopean walls were still buried beneath the sediments of the mountain. A testament to the fury and force of the great flood. The fact is that only 10 to 15% of this enormous megalithic complex has been unearthed. And what remains above ground today is much less than what was present centuries ago, before the Spaniards dynamited and dismantled the higher segments of the walls for the construction of their own villas and cathedrals in the city of Cusco.

[Matt Hepner]

Perfect. It's all cut.

[David Lee Corvo]

Thank you, Z Man. Thank you for the chocolatey balls. Can you have some of these? Because I'll eat the whole bag.

[Matt Hepner]

I know, bro. I told you not to.

[David Lee Corvo]

That's how many more I had.

[Matt Hepner]

That's why I don't eat them.

[David Lee Corvo]

I had four, dude.

[Matt Hepner]

That's why I don't eat them, bro. If you work in a coffee shop and you eat the stuff that's like, oh, yeah, good. You're. You'll be.

[David Lee Corvo]

I can't. I can't work. I used to work in a supermarket.

[Matt Hepner]

Cannot.

[David Lee Corvo]

And when the bakery was closed, you gained 20 pounds. I used to just sneak in there and I would get the ice cream and I would get, like, a spoon, and I would just be eating it with a.

[Matt Hepner]

On a hot dog. That's great.

[David Lee Corvo]

No, Nobody's eating a hot dog.

[Matt Hepner]

Disgusting.

[David Lee Corvo]

That's a level of salty and sweet that you don't do. Look at this guy, man. What a. What a wanker.

[Matt Hepner]

No, this is. Oh, geez.

[David Lee Corvo]

Z Man's awesome. He bought me 27 chocolate balls and a dude. That's cool.

[Narrator (from documentary clips)]

Each mammoth block, incorporated the walls of Sacsaiwama is precisely and uniquely fitted with the one surrounding it. Without the use of mortar.

[Matt Hepner]

Those lines. And what about the curvy lines?

[Military Veteran Narrator]

We.

[Narrator (from documentary clips)]

Over 300 tons and stand over 20ft tall.

[David Lee Corvo]

300.

[Narrator (from documentary clips)]

From which they're believed to have been extracted. Is over 20 miles away.

[Matt Hepner]

Hit pause, hit pause, hit pause. So those stones, they're that size. So let's say we did have a crane. The crane that could lift them. The quarry where they come out of is 20 miles away. And it's on a. This is on a map mountain. They have to get it up the mountain.

[David Lee Corvo]

I'm not. What I said.

[Matt Hepner]

He just said it. Go back and put it in regular time. He literally just said they're quarried 20 miles away.

[David Lee Corvo]

No, I didn't.

[Narrator (from documentary clips)]

Let's try 100 tons and stand over 20ft tall. The quarry from which they're believed to have been extracted is over 20 miles away.

[Matt Hepner]

20 miles away.

[David Lee Corvo]

He said the quarry from where they were extracted. You were wrong.

[Narrator (from documentary clips)]

That the walls of were built by giants. The first Spaniards to lay eyes on these walls also believed that they could not have been built with human hands, and that they must have been the work of enchantment or demons.

[Matt Hepner]

Enchantment or demons they thought it came from?

[David Lee Corvo]

Yeah, demons that were still in their bodies.

[Matt Hepner]

Oh, I see what you're. Look at Alvarino hiding in the top.

[David Lee Corvo]

He didn't even see him. Couldn't be demons.

[Matt Hepner]

You didn't even see him. Look at him up there.

[David Lee Corvo]

What a silly thing for the country.

[Matt Hepner]

Such a nice shot. Alvarino's in the top.

[David Lee Corvo]

He's like, I see. See you. I'm always here.

[Matt Hepner]

I'm always watching.

[Documentary Narrator]

If there was ever an example of an ancient construction that appears to have been built by giants, it's here in Sakai. These massive stones have been fit so perfectly together that you can't even slip a piece of paper between them.

[Matt Hepner]

Bingo.

[Documentary Narrator]

This is incredible. Masonry beyond the capability of mere human beings.

[Narrator (from documentary clips)]

In my opinion, the official narrative concerning the walls of Sakaman is that the Inca constructed them using ropes ramps, employing many thousands of workers for many decades. Which is not only ridiculous, but also impossible for numerous reasons. During the course of his excavations, Anselm P. Rambla uncovered proof that earlier civilizations had occupied Sacsayhuaman long before the rise of the Incan empire.

[Documentary Narrator]

Although the Inca did not build the walls of Sacsayhuaman or any of the megaliths found throughout their empire, they did make use of them. Fortifications and towers devised by Incan masons were raised right on top of impregnable pre flood foundations. The workmanship of the Inca standard sticks out like a sore thumb and represents a level of technology consistent with a Bronze Age civilization.

[Narrator (from documentary clips)]

The mighty Cyclopean walls of Sacsay. Woman don't stand alone in Cusco. At one time, the entire city was a megalithic metropolis.

[David Lee Corvo]

Now, see, I gotta. I gotta interject real quick because somebody here, El Dorado, said, nds trip to Peru with Albarino as guide. No, I will be the guide. I will be the guide because all Albarino does is dress like Indiana Jones. I can do this. That. You guys don't need Timothy Albarino to guide you guys. You have me, bro.

[Matt Hepner]

What if we did go with Albarino to Peru? That would be legit.

[David Lee Corvo]

There we go. Nds trip to Peru with David as a guide. Thank you very much, Elohim. Yeah, me. What's the matter?

[Matt Hepner]

Okay, but Alberino goes With us. No, you can be the guide or you can, like, pretend you're the guide, but we'll. We'll go with Albarino. Because you don't speak Spanish, dude, we're going to need.

[David Lee Corvo]

Yeah, I do.

[Matt Hepner]

No, you don't.

[David Lee Corvo]

Bu. Diaz. See, dude, that's it.

[Matt Hepner]

Last time I said you don't speak Spanish, you were like. Like swiper. No swiping. I was like, bro.

[David Lee Corvo]

Exactly.

[Matt Hepner]

Exactly, dude.

[David Lee Corvo]

Ah. Fj. Fool with the question, dude, you just heard it. Bueno, dia. No, no, gracias. Thank you. Please. We'll go spelunky.

[Matt Hepner]

Somebody said at the top is for.

[David Lee Corvo]

That's it.

[Matt Hepner]

Yeah.

[David Lee Corvo]

Well, bring my wife. My wife is literally speaks Spanish and is Peruvian. No, you can't say, my ancestors will guide you, babe, because. Because that's ancestor worship and those are actually demons and not your ancestors. See, she's. She's, you know, she's still learning.

[Matt Hepner]

I love that. That was in lifetime.

[David Lee Corvo]

Yeah, dude, kind of pee. And I got a fart.

[Narrator (from documentary clips)]

The city of Cusco itself bears witness to the superior technology. You want to go real quick?

[David Lee Corvo]

No.

[Narrator (from documentary clips)]

Any of the buildings lining up streets and back alleys have been built on top of ancient megalithic foundations. Since its fall of the conquistadors in the 16th century, numerous devastating earthquakes have rocked the city of Cusco. It in every case, the walls of the cathedrals and villas built by the Spaniards.

[David Lee Corvo]

That's.

[Matt Hepner]

This is this whole other area with the same type of architecture.

[Documentary Narrator]

Megaliths aren't just big, they're geometrically precise, intentionally and ingeniously devised to withstand extreme seismic activity. This is a kind of master masonry. Prehistoric past, far surpassing anything we can build with stone today. The difference between the two walls here in this one street Cusco, is astounding.

[Narrator (from documentary clips)]

This.

[Documentary Narrator]

This is the original construction. If you look straight down it, you'll see that it's. It's straight. It's very well constructed, and it's leaning.

[David Lee Corvo]

In a little bit.

[Documentary Narrator]

And they built these walls like this so that they could withstand earthquakes. This is the Spanish side of the wall where the Spaniards took apart the blocks and reconstructed them here. And you can see that they used a lot of concrete. If you look down this wall, you.

[David Lee Corvo]

Can see you're suffering from inflammation.

[Documentary Narrator]

See that? It is very poorly constructed in comparison to the original wall.

[Narrator (from documentary clips)]

Very wavy.

[Documentary Narrator]

And you get the sense that this thing would come crashing down in the event of a large earthquake. Second walls found throughout the region of Cusco are primarily comprised of hard andesite, basalt and granite blocks, which have A distinct granite.

[David Lee Corvo]

Dude. What?

[Matt Hepner]

Can't cut that.

[David Lee Corvo]

Can't cut that.

[Matt Hepner]

It's like they melted them.

[David Lee Corvo]

Have some of these balls.

[Matt Hepner]

Oh, come on, man. No, you're gonna end up eating that whole bag.

[David Lee Corvo]

No, I'm not.

[Matt Hepner]

That's exactly why I don't eat them.

[David Lee Corvo]

They're good.

[Documentary Narrator]

Pushing convex or pillowed surface to them with bevel joints as if they were soft and malleable like clay when they were set into place and the then pressed together.

[Narrator (from documentary clips)]

There's reason to believe that the anti diluvians may have been able to somehow change the chemical composition or even the atomic structure of hard stone in order to make it softer and more viable and possibly lighter. This may sound unbelievable.

[David Lee Corvo]

I don't know if you. I know a way you could do that without like. You know what's really interesting? You ever see that idea of a tornado and it manages to whip up straw like hay day. Right. And then it can embed a piece of straw and say like a stop sign. You ever see that?

[Matt Hepner]

No.

[David Lee Corvo]

Yeah, it's a. It's a phenomenon that happens. So sometimes people will go exploring after a storm.

[Matt Hepner]

You mean the straw goes through the stop sign?

[David Lee Corvo]

Yeah.

[Matt Hepner]

And like a bullet hole.

[David Lee Corvo]

Yeah, well, I mean, it's like wedged in it like, boom. Like stuck in it like a dart. And the running theory on that is that there's an electromagnetism to a storm that destabilizes things on an atomic level. And then there's like this whole conspiracy about how the towers weren't. Were literally designed to take an image impact from a Boeing 727.

[Matt Hepner]

Yeah, it's just weird. It's like there used to be technology that was useful. If you think about it now, all of the technology, like if you say, tell me about technology today, it's all based on a thing that can be used to get everybody's money. You know what I'm saying? Like, the way we get energy, it's done in such a way that everybody has to pay electric bill.

[David Lee Corvo]

Right?

[Matt Hepner]

Like, come on. There's got to be a way that there's energy that we don't all have to pay for.

[David Lee Corvo]

I'm glad that's what you.

[Matt Hepner]

Gasoline engines.

[David Lee Corvo]

I was trying to talk about how a jet passed through a pair of buildings that was designed to take an impact from a jet of that magnitude. And the way that it supposedly happened was there was on record there was a storm that was abnormal off the coast of New York, just staying there or, you know, like it wasn't Traveling. It was just staying there for like a number of days leading up to the event. And it was an anomaly that gets, like, kind of overshadowed and look past, past. But people are theorizing like, oh, that storm, that geomagnetic, you know, change the.

[Matt Hepner]

Molecular structure of something.

[David Lee Corvo]

I don't know.

[Matt Hepner]

I'm sure there is all of that.

[David Lee Corvo]

I like it.

[Matt Hepner]

You know what I mean? It's like that's ancient technology was able to use, like, things from the natural realm. Like, the way Tesla was doing stuff was all like, natural realm stuff. All of the technology, or so called technology today is based on getting everybody on the planet's money for what it is.

[David Lee Corvo]

It's fair. I think that's, you know, probably for the best.

[Matt Hepner]

What.

[David Lee Corvo]

But I'm saying, you know, maybe there's a way via frequency or, you know, the manipulation of the, you know, kind of electromagnetic field of a thing where you can destabilize it on an atomic level without turning it into molten hot magma that you have to form in your palms, you know what I mean? Because, like, that's kind of where your mind goes, is like, oh, these stones were molten and. And thereby could be formed. Formed, you know, like clay. But it's like, wouldn't that burn just because they're giant? Are they resistant to giant molten balls? Or is there something more advanced happening where it's like, it's not just they're hot, they're destabilized at an atomic level and then that allows them to be. No, you're not.

[Matt Hepner]

No. I don't know. I don't know. It's good. I mean, the whole thing's intriguing. Like, exact. I don't know. Like, the people who say the Anunnaki could do stuff like this always said it was the cones. Like when you see the Anunnaki with the pine cones. Yeah. That they were like, sound. You know how, like when the chicken hit the high, high note and it, like, cracks the glass?

[David Lee Corvo]

Yeah. If you can match the resonant frequency of a thing, you can, I guess, shatter it or.

[Matt Hepner]

So those cones the Anunnaki had, they had like the same little satchel you have, but they had those two. And maybe they always had the satchel and they had the cones and, like, one cone could cut with, like, sound technology. They were using, like, sound to cut, but then they could use two of them to, like, grab. They could use, you know, use one, you did the cutting, and then two, you could do the grabbing to, like, put them in place.

[David Lee Corvo]

Place, grab two of Those cones.

[Matt Hepner]

Okay, stop.

[David Lee Corvo]

You know who doesn't have a satchel?

[Matt Hepner]

Inappropriate.

[David Lee Corvo]

This guy.

[Narrator (from documentary clips)]

Believable. But it is consistent with what is observed in the streets of Cusco.

[Documentary Narrator]

It appears that these two large boulders have been set on top of this rock here. While this rock was not entirely hard. In other words, this rock would have been soft, and these heavy rocks would have been placed on top of it, and it would have.

[David Lee Corvo]

Oh, so it was soft until. Until. Until they got on top and then it got hard.

[Matt Hepner]

I don't like how you just worded.

[David Lee Corvo]

Well, look at the way he said.

[Matt Hepner]

I don't like what? Hit play. Don't have it on pause right now. This is inappropriate. Dude.

[David Lee Corvo]

I don't know what he's saying. It's interesting, too, because he doesn't look like two big butt cheeks.

[Matt Hepner]

Not cool.

[David Lee Corvo]

So. But for the audience to sake, what he's saying is, like, this thing was soft until these two big. Kind of like, they look like butt cheeks that he's standing next to. They were sat on top of it, and when they sat on top of.

[RealReal Customer]

It.

[Matt Hepner]

Dude, this is, like, not right. This is not right. It's exactly what I'm talking about.

[David Lee Corvo]

And he's gonna grab it. He's gonna show you how hard it is.

[Documentary Narrator]

It appears that these two large boulders have been set on top of this rock here. While this rock was not entirely hard. In other words, this rock would have been soft, and these heavy rocks would have been placed on top of it, and it would have. They would have literally squished down into this rock on the bottom, and that is exactly what appears to have happened here.

[Narrator (from documentary clips)]

Aside from these stones having the appearance of being pressed together, raised ridge lines can be seen on their outer parameters when adjacent stones are in the. This is yet another indication that these blocks may not have been carved, but set into place like lumps of clay where they molded into one another as they hardened.

[Documentary Narrator]

It is apparent to anyone willing to think outside of the very limited parameters of conventional archaeology that the cyclopian walls in Cusco represent in themselves a lost age of profound scientific knowledge and advanced technology. It is also a fear that neither the Inca nor any of the cultures they conquered were in possession of that knowledge. What is often overlooked is evidence indicating how suddenly devastation befell the builders of the megaliths. This is best illustrated in the place where the Inca won their greatest victory over the Spanish. Ojantaytambo.

[Narrator (from documentary clips)]

Ojante Tombo is located about 40 miles outside of the city of Cusco and was built up as A defensive position by the Inca against the invading Spaniards. The constructions at Ojante Tombo represent a fusion of pre flood Cyclopean masonry with inferior Bronze Age 11 masonry and demonstrates an attempt to copy the Cyclopian style. But the stark contrast between the two is glaring.

[Documentary Narrator]

Masonry I've ever seen. Some of the curved corners in the walls are sculpted from single blocks and joined together with flawless precision. Just like at Saksaiwaman and in the streets of Cusco. These walls were built at an inclination to withstand earthquakes. One of the amazing things about the engineering is that they were built on an inclination. This is a very advanced engineering. Apart from the fact that these box are absolutely mess.

[David Lee Corvo]

You know what I do get though?

[Matt Hepner]

Those are. And the way they're worked with is crazy, bro. And it's perfectly rounded on those outside corners.

[David Lee Corvo]

You know what's got to be a weird feeling is like. Like I was in a thrift shop the other day and I was looking at really old products. You know, would be like a tin of talcum powder. But it was like from like The, I don't know, 40s or something. And it had like this really cool design on it. You know how things like used to be in old timey products or whatever. It was like a tin of aspirin and it was really old. And. And I'm looking at it and I have this thought of like, wow, dude. I'm like holding on to something that is from like almost 100 years ago. Who knows how many people, you know, when this thing was made, what it's been through. Imagine that times a million, right? Touching those stones and then having that idea that like this was shaped not only by a super advanced civilization, but an adversarial one that stems out of fallen angels that hates mankind.

[Matt Hepner]

Well, not to trigger the chat, but like, that's why they say the trips to Israel are so intriguing, dude. That like all the stories of the Bible like took place here. And now you're like in that, like you're standing there where such and such story took place.

[David Lee Corvo]

That's wild. That's a wild thought. Yeah, I. So what I'm getting at is like every time Tim starts like really rubbing these stones, like I get it, dude. I mean, I think he gets a little weird with it. Like the last one, he's grabbing the middle and he's showing you that whatever. But like, yeah, I get touching him for sure.

[Narrator (from documentary clips)]

For decoding the origin and sudden disappearance of the megalith builders in the Alano combine.

[David Lee Corvo]

Look. No satchel backpack like an this one location architectural styles. Now they told him that you can't.

[Matt Hepner]

Come in here with different looks, bro. Like with got this look, that place. He's got that look. He's not Indiana Jones vibes on all.

[David Lee Corvo]

Of this video because he hasn't gotten the balls yet.

[Matt Hepner]

No, he changes his look at different times. Like a normal person.

[David Lee Corvo]

Yeah. Cuz he eased into it. He's like a chameleon. He's.

[Matt Hepner]

You've only like like noticed him as this one character, this Indiana Jones.

[David Lee Corvo]

I just decide all at once that I'm going to look like Indiana Jones and I do that shit because I'm a man.

[Matt Hepner]

I will never forget when I walked in today and just saw you in the outfit. I was like no. And I. And I literally was like do I just leave? Do I just pretend it wasn't me that opened the door and I just leave and don't come back and don't answer the question calls.

[David Lee Corvo]

I know what you did do is you decided to not wear the. I thoughtfully brought you a hat and you went no, you're not going to.

[Matt Hepner]

Mock my guy, dude.

[David Lee Corvo]

It's about mocking. We're going on an. Is this about being there?

[Matt Hepner]

Feel like me and you are on the journey. Like we're. We're at the. Yeah, you're an.

[David Lee Corvo]

Without a hat.

[Matt Hepner]

Maybe next time I'll wear a hat. How many of these are we going to do? We have to get through all their videos. I feel like we can't just do.

[Narrator (from documentary clips)]

Like several of these Interlocking vitro five blocks of Tiwanaku. These two styles together suggest that they are related and have nothing to do with the income.

[Matt Hepner]

It's an interesting touch.

[Narrator (from documentary clips)]

At the summit of the constructions are some of the largest standing Tiwanaku style blocks ever discovered.

[Matt Hepner]

Those are giant stones, dude. Coryd 20 miles away.

[David Lee Corvo]

They're not that big.

[Documentary Narrator]

Famous megalithic stones here that make up part of the wall at the Temple of the Sun. One of the interesting things that we notice having come from Tiwanaku is that we have these patterns that were being carved into these rocks into the face of this wall that are basically originate in Tiwanaku. And this is exactly what we're told by the guides that whoever built this wall was either the same culture of. Of the people who built in Tiwanaku or they copied their their form. The smaller stones could be to.

[David Lee Corvo]

Yeah, because there's like this like kind of a thing that's going on with him. Look at his face. Right. It's like dark blotchiness on his face. Like he's really puffy in the cheeks.

[Matt Hepner]

You're over analyzing it because the video wasn't that. It's not 8K video back then.

[David Lee Corvo]

Is this like the dark blotchiness? I think this is a guy who's struggling with inflammation probably.

[Matt Hepner]

Dude, he looks way healthier now.

[David Lee Corvo]

Oh no, he's crushing now. But that's because it's like, you know, diet nutrition is like pretty commonly accessible, you know, and really that contribute that to Joe Rogan. What are you doing? What was that?

[Matt Hepner]

A little neck crack.

[David Lee Corvo]

A little neck crack.

[Matt Hepner]

Every once in a while when you sit, you gotta just crack the bones, man.

[David Lee Corvo]

Let me see if we can hear it. Oh, that was a good one.

[Narrator (from documentary clips)]

That was a good one.

[David Lee Corvo]

Oh, that's how. That's how Indiana Jones cracks his neck.

[Matt Hepner]

You and Albarino do have a lot in common.

[David Lee Corvo]

Look at this face.

[Matt Hepner]

Do look similar right there.

[David Lee Corvo]

Yeah, except I don't have like the blotchiness and like.

[Matt Hepner]

Right, well, you're more blotchy. But I'm. But I see what you're saying. You're not exactly the same, but very similar. Similar.

[David Lee Corvo]

I'm just saying there was probably a. Where his health was really a concern and then he turned it around. So good for him.

[Documentary Narrator]

The stones cracking and falling. So it's pretty ingenious construction they had up here. Each one of these rocks weighs. Each one of these stones weighs somewhere between 70 and 100.

[Matt Hepner]

Oh, it's like a. They literally put in a shim. No. When you cut a joint in the concrete, the expansion joint. Like those are all expansion joints with the little slivers of rock in between. Between.

[David Lee Corvo]

Yeah. And they're wedges shaped.

[Matt Hepner]

It's brilliant.

[David Lee Corvo]

So you drive them in there and they spread it.

[Matt Hepner]

Let's go.

[David Lee Corvo]

Hey. Drive them in the middle and they spread the Stop way up high in.

[Documentary Narrator]

The mountains up there and somehow brought in place to where they are now doing this.

[Narrator (from documentary clips)]

These gigantic blocks were cut out of the bedrock near the peak of the mountain at very high elevations and then carried down the mountain over the river.

[David Lee Corvo]

These gigantic. Right here. If the cameraman would have just shoved him, he and I would never have this altercation right now.

[Matt Hepner]

It's not an altercation, it's a meeting of the minds between like long lost cousins.

[David Lee Corvo]

This debate that's coming up would never happen. Debate with just 50 pounds of force applied to like the. I don't know, like the middle of his back. You know, because if you put it too high, he's just kind of like going to bend over. But if you do it like in the middle of his back, he's going to. This whole body's gonna get carried forward.

[Matt Hepner]

Do you think the one on the left is a male or a female talking to the one on the right? It's like. It's a dude telling this chick like, yeah, yeah. They brought these giant megaliths down from the other side of the mountain. They brought them down here. They drug them across the farm. Valley. Valley. And then they brought him back up here. And she's like, what up there?

[David Lee Corvo]

Is she wearing a poncho? Like a plastic poncho?

[Matt Hepner]

She's wearing a garbage bag.

[David Lee Corvo]

All right.

[Matt Hepner]

They black, which is a bit of a poncho.

[David Lee Corvo]

Oh, it's raining.

[Narrator (from documentary clips)]

We're cut out of the bedrock near the foot.

[David Lee Corvo]

No, because he's got.

[Matt Hepner]

You don't need no poncho.

[David Lee Corvo]

It's like Indiana Jones all the time.

[Narrator (from documentary clips)]

At very high elevations. And then carried down the mountain, over the river, across the valley and up the dirt road ramps that are still present to this day before being set into place without a scratch on them. This was in every.

[David Lee Corvo]

I mean, they look pretty scratched up. Let's not get.

[Matt Hepner]

Oh, it's a dude for sure.

[Narrator (from documentary clips)]

Sense of the word. A superhuman.

[David Lee Corvo]

Fe. He's like, hey, you see this? He dressed like Indiana Jones.

[Matt Hepner]

No, they just had this whole thing.

[Narrator (from documentary clips)]

Before being set into place without a scratch on them. In every sense of the word, a superhuman. What is undeniable about Oante Tombo is that whoever the builders of the mega they suddenly disappeared before finishing the project. Large blocks of stone were left lying on the ground as if dropped in panic and confusion. It is claimed that this abrupt cessation in construction was due to the invasion of the conquistadors. But it is far more likely that the invading force was not the Spanish, but the waters of the great flood.

[David Lee Corvo]

Gangster.

[Documentary Narrator]

This behind me is called the military zone up here.

[Narrator (from documentary clips)]

In.

[Documentary Narrator]

Built their stronghold to resist the conquistador that were that were moving in on them. Our theory about this place is that the Incas found construction here that was extremely advanced. And so they decided to build on top of it or add to it.

[David Lee Corvo]

Do you hear that? Yo, I swear to God. Hold on.

[Documentary Narrator]

Wait, wait, wait.

[David Lee Corvo]

This is actually real. The cameraman, I think, is like winded. If you listen, you can hear like.

[Matt Hepner]

Dude, play it again. I didn't hear any of that.

[David Lee Corvo]

Listen to this.

[Matt Hepner]

I can't wait till you start reading a Bible. If you've paid that close attention to details, it's going to be like a big deal.

[David Lee Corvo]

Very, very near.

[Documentary Narrator]

That was extremely advanced. And so they decided to build on top of it or add to it. They probably thought it was a holy place. They certainly revered whoever.

[David Lee Corvo]

The mythical builder. You heard that right?

[Documentary Narrator]

In their eyes.

[David Lee Corvo]

I've been hearing it. That's why I said something. Because I wasn't sure if it was you breathing. But now I'm sure it's the cameraman. The cameraman's winded. Dude.

[Documentary Narrator]

No, that's giants or gods that built these immense constructions. And as you can see, there's a huge difference between the massive stonework that we found in. In Puma Punu and what we see here at the temple of his son. And built in haste here behind me to fortify themselves against the Spanish.

[David Lee Corvo]

Yeah.

[Narrator (from documentary clips)]

Is perhaps the best illustration.

[David Lee Corvo]

Honestly.

[Matt Hepner]

Imagine walking crazy. I care how good a shape you're in. That's exactly puffy. He might be puffy, but he's at the top. Like no problem.

[David Lee Corvo]

He needs. He's a guy that needs a sauna, needs a sweat. He's got some toxins built up in those face, you know. And that. That triangle area right there, that's like a lot of. What is that? Sort of like. What would you call that? Glands. It's a glandular area. It's where all the toxins are built up.

[Matt Hepner]

All that under control now.

[David Lee Corvo]

Dude. Now he does. Yeah.

[Narrator (from documentary clips)]

Cultures attempted to copy and emulate the works of the gods who lived in the age of corruption before the Flood.

[Documentary Narrator]

As fascinating and far reaching as its implications are, Cuzco is but a microcosm of a much larger reality existent on a global scale, pertaining not only to the phenomenon of the megaliths and the sudden disappearance of their builders, but also to the special knowledge that the Holy See harbors concerning them. In order to verify this reality, we had to travel to another hemisphere where the same dynamics of those present in Cusco could be observed.

[David Lee Corvo]

All right, that's where we're gonna leave it for today.

[Matt Hepner]

Wait, what's the other hemisphere? Where are they going?

[David Lee Corvo]

That's what we gotta do.

[Matt Hepner]

So we don't know where they're going next. We're at.

[David Lee Corvo]

At the hour mark. Clean at the hour mark. It took us two hours and 40 minutes to get through one hour.

[Matt Hepner]

No, that's pretty good.

[David Lee Corvo]

I'm gonna take that note. We're at the one hour mark and then we're gonna pick up from this at a later time.

[Matt Hepner]

Dude, let's do another one tomorrow.

[David Lee Corvo]

I don't know if we could do it tomorrow.

[Matt Hepner]

Yeah, that's fine.

[David Lee Corvo]

What's Saturday?

[Matt Hepner]

No, you're right.

[David Lee Corvo]

Right. I'm wrong. No, I mean that usually, yeah, but not.

[Documentary Narrator]

Not.

[Narrator (from documentary clips)]

Not.

[David Lee Corvo]

Not now.

[Matt Hepner]

I mean, what, do you want to do one tomorrow?

[David Lee Corvo]

Tonight? I gotta go.

[Matt Hepner]

I just feel like this thing's very intriguing.

[David Lee Corvo]

It is. Do you guys like this? You like watching this with us? Is it nice?

[Matt Hepner]

Yeah. Do people like it? That's why I never know.

[David Lee Corvo]

Say something in the chat you want.

[Matt Hepner]

To cool, but they don't.

[David Lee Corvo]

Is this made with natural peanut butter? Like the. No sugar added stir, where it's just like, the ingredients are sugar. I mean, peanut butter, peanuts and salt.

[Matt Hepner]

No, they're saying, keep going. Now can you.

[David Lee Corvo]

Can you focus? I'm asking about these balls.

[Matt Hepner]

No, they're. They're phenomenal.

[David Lee Corvo]

I gu. Now the question. The question is, are these made with the peanut butter that's just like salt and peanuts, or is this made with like. Did you just give me Skippy?

[Matt Hepner]

No, it's not Skippy. I don't think it's like a palm oil peanut butter. I'm not totally sure.

[David Lee Corvo]

Well, it should. The ingredients, you know, typically, they're just like peanuts and salt. And then you.

[Matt Hepner]

They like it.

[David Lee Corvo]

They mat you mash them up. We want Mason.

[Matt Hepner]

What?

[David Lee Corvo]

They would not get out.

[Matt Hepner]

What time is it?

[David Lee Corvo]

What time is it? Oh, it's 4:30.

[Matt Hepner]

4:22.

[David Lee Corvo]

Yeah, they wouldn't leave.

[Matt Hepner]

I was like, every time it's 4:20, Mason goes, it's time to smoke weed.

[David Lee Corvo]

Hey, guys. Just letting you know we're closing. You don't have to go home, but you can't stay here. Sorry.

[Matt Hepner]

Did you clock out? That's the big question.

[David Lee Corvo]

Okay. Sorry. Dude. She doesn't get. She's like, what is this? I have to work.

[Narrator (from documentary clips)]

So.

[David Lee Corvo]

Practically crawled out of here. Took forever. Otherwise I would have been done a lot sooner because I'm a perfect worker. I make no mistakes. You want me to open this door? That would be great. Is anybody back there? It is hot in here, right? We gotta buy an AC unit. So. So I guess what we should do is like, once a week, we'll do it once a week.

[Matt Hepner]

No more than that, bro. This isn't like one that me and you have to do like a big prep for. You can just go live and just do it. Like some of the stuff we do, it's like all this prep, you can only do once, one a week, but something like this, you could just chill after work and do it.

[David Lee Corvo]

I don't prep. We never prep for anything.

[Matt Hepner]

Well, that's a fair point. Dude, you guys would be insane if you did, like, if you did do prep for your stuff.

[David Lee Corvo]

That would be unfair to everybody.

[Matt Hepner]

No, it would just be like trying.

[David Lee Corvo]

To give people another fighting, you know, Other people fighting. What's that noise out there? Oh, she's doing it. She's literally right here, dude. She's sitting crisscross applesauce, which used to be called Indian style until people got all, you know, offended. Yeah, it's not good. Well, this is fun, dude. I'm glad we did this.

[Matt Hepner]

I'm super glad we did this. Thanks for letting me be a part of this, man. I know you're like, oh, man, he's new. Blah, blah, blah. He doesn't get on here.

[David Lee Corvo]

We talked about Indiana moans and Mason asked what we talked about, and I didn't realize I was having a conversation that was only half miked.

[Matt Hepner]

David kindly looks like a gay man.

[David Lee Corvo]

I mean, that's. Is that. Who said that?

[Matt Hepner]

Is that Alden Anders?

[David Lee Corvo]

It's not a real. Oh, there you go. Yeah. Oh.

[Matt Hepner]

Oh, stop laughing. Wait, it's not that fun.

[David Lee Corvo]

I think Alden's new around here. He is Alden. Yeah. I look like a gay man. Dude, that's the point. Hidden in Plain Sight pod is the. Are you here from Hidden in Plain Sight pod? If you are welcome, brother. Preps. Preps his butthole for. For aliens. They really don't require anything.

[Matt Hepner]

You should not be watching this.

[David Lee Corvo]

Yeah. Stop it. Get out here.

[Matt Hepner]

And you especially don't to see what they're saying about you.

[David Lee Corvo]

No, they're saying nothing. Nothing. They're saying nice things. Okay. Would you like one of these here, Mason? They're good.

[Documentary Narrator]

Have you.

[David Lee Corvo]

You've had them, right? Yeah.

[Matt Hepner]

Did you guys sweep the floor? I do not want to get a text from Bella tomorrow morning. Like, the floor is a mess. Who's cleaning? This is. Okay.

[David Lee Corvo]

Okay. Here.

[Matt Hepner]

No, no, I'm good. I'm good.

[David Lee Corvo]

All right, so next week. Because it's Friday anyway. So next week. I don't know what the schedule is. Maybe we'll. We'll figure it out.

[Matt Hepner]

We'll do. I'll see you here Sunday. You're not doing the 501C3 thing Sunday, are you?

[David Lee Corvo]

Of course I'm doing a 501.

[Matt Hepner]

You are. Every Sunday.

[David Lee Corvo]

I mean, I knew it.

[Matt Hepner]

If you don't go Sunday, let's come do one of these Sunday.

[David Lee Corvo]

If I'm not out of town. I.

[Matt Hepner]

How early.

[RealReal Customer]

Bro?

[Matt Hepner]

I'm up at 4:45, so I'm down for whatever. I mean I'm going to do a little study and write some stuff out. I think it's our last week on Jude for straight Bible. So I'm going to do the like a final finishing touches on that. So we're ready for Wednesday, but other than that I'm just chilling. Dude, I got the homies at the house tonight. Aiden's buddies Bible study which I know you and Top never want to come to, which is fine.

[David Lee Corvo]

Oh yeah.

[Matt Hepner]

Stop.

[David Lee Corvo]

And is written in the book in.

[Documentary Narrator]

The pages they for.

[Matt Hepner]

Despond.

[David Lee Corvo]

Desperate. When the last trumpet sound in the heaven.