C (2:47)

Let me tell you something about this segment before we get to it. Yeah, I sent my daughter out of the room. I don't want this energy in and around our show. I am terrified of it. You need to do whatever you need to do, like get a candle, get a cruise, whatever it is that you think is protective, because I don't like it. But I do want to understand it because clearly it's a driving force in our secret government, not just in the United States, but in most places.

B (3:11)

So we're gonna do that. We're also gonna look at Zorro Ranch, if we have time today, some new details emerging that we've got access to. We're gonna talk about that which might actually be worse than Epstein island specifically. So all of that, plus we got our very first arrest. Yes, we got our very first arrest in the Epstein files fallout, but it didn't happen in the United States. So we'll get to all of that and more.

C (3:32)

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B (6:05)

In the comments just said. Paula. Paula says, Natalie, your comment about lighting a candle, I think we need something more like a bonfire for this energy.

C (6:12)

Yeah, yeah, yeah. I'm a little scared to do it. I don't like to put this, you know, in our energy, in our show, but I feel like we need to see it. But I also want us to collectively say whatever protective prayer that you need to say, wherever your faith is. Because I don't want you to take this with you after watching redacted today.

B (6:32)

Yeah, for sure. All right, well, we got news to get to. Let's dive into it here. Well, we finally got our first arrest in the Epstein files no charges yet specifically. But it didn't happen in America or Israel or the uk no, it happened in Norway. Yeah, it happened in Norway this weekend. Former Norway Prime Minister. There he is. That is Thornburn Jaglund. He's been charged with gross corruption following an investigation into his alleged. Into his alleged ties with Jeffrey Epstein, according to the New York Times. So Norway, what about the United States? But Norway, they got their first guy, a former prime minister. Okay. I mean, that would be like, you know, Bill Clinton being arrested, by the way, when his immunity was dropped on Wednesday, they immediately started the process of going after the guy and going after his files and, and going to his offices and, and really looking into him. So that did. They didn't take much time at all once that immunity was dropped. What about the Trump doj? What about Pam Bonney arresting any of the men and women who were torturing and killing little children in the United States? All being facilitated by Jeffrey Epstein. Ghislaine Maxwell, the CIA, Mossad. Don't hold your breath. So, as Tucker Carlson just explained, there will be no arrests. And he explained exactly why no one will be arrested in the United States because there is a supra government that is in charge of all of this. Watch.

D (8:15)

He knew everybody.

E (8:16)

Yeah.

D (8:17)

In every country. And he's weighing and on every, every event of the moment that he's living in. So, like, he's shorting the global financial crisis. He's discussing the fall of Gaddafi in Libya before it happens and trying to figure out how to profit from that.

C (8:32)

Totally plugged in.

D (8:34)

Like at a level that, you know, as someone who just like covers government, I feel like I know plugged in. People never met anyone that plugged in.

E (8:40)

Yeah.

B (8:41)

So what is this?

D (8:42)

He represents no government. He clearly works for Mossad. He clearly works for CIA, clearly isn't or is in contact with both. And clearly British intellig. So he's not working for Israel. He's not working for the United States. He's not working for the UK exclusively. He's not working for anybody really. He's kind of this independent power broker working with a series of other independent power brokers together who form some kind of supra government, above all, representative government in the West. That's the clear, you know. So, like, what is that?

B (9:13)

Yeah.

C (9:13)

Do you think we'll see? Arrest.

D (9:17)

Well, it's been almost 20 years that some of this material has been in the custody of governments. Most of it is still hidden and there have been no arrests. Instead, there's been a consistent over decades effort to shield the people exposed from arrest. So, no. I mean, there may be performative arrests, but the big question is not, was there blackmail?

B (9:37)

Yes.

D (9:38)

Was there sex with minors? Of course. Was there some kind of weird religious practice that we would describe as witchcraft?

B (9:46)

Oh, yeah.

D (9:47)

But the bigger question is like, what was this? It's clearly an informal governance body over what the rest of us consider the authorities, which is to say governments, nation states.

B (10:01)

So our Supra government, that'll be protected in all of this. CIA, Mossad, the deep money backers, the banking cabal. Right. The banking cabal is really at the top of all of this. Right. Remember, Pam Bondi gave us a little insight into this when she was talking up the Dow Jones being over 50,000. So that's the big concern, of course, the Dow Jones. So she announced today that we're done releasing any more files, even though there are 3 million plus documents still not released and terabytes of data videos still not released. Sorry, we're done.

C (10:45)

Maybe they just can't take it anymore. It's too disturbing. They just don't want to be doing this.

B (10:51)

Maybe we got other things to do.

C (10:53)

Yeah. Focused on other crimes.

F (10:56)

The dao.

B (10:59)

Yeah.

G (10:59)

But how does it work where they're like, how many do you have? We have over 6 million. How many did you. Did you give us? 3 million. And that's all of them. Like, that's not hard math. Sorry.

B (11:09)

Yeah, we're not gonna release these. Senator John Kennedy not happy about this. Furious, actually. He's pissed. He said this administration needs to release all the files, period. That doesn't look like it's going to happen. Here is this report this morning. Watch.

C (11:26)

We'll start with a growing backlash and political backlash, rather public and political backlash against what one lawmaker is now labeling the Epstein administration. After Attorney General Pam Bondi said the DoJ is done releasing the Epstein files, even though roughly half of the 6 million documents they have are still under wraps. Even Republicans are incensed, including Senator John Kennedy, who said this weekend the Justice Department needs to, quote, release everything. South Carolina Congresswoman Nancy Mace tweeted, quote, the days of COVID up are over. A sentiment echo.

B (11:55)

Yeah. So many Republicans saying, you've got to release all of these. Congressman Massie even called the Trump administration the Epstein administration. And that seems to be now other members of Congress are also calling this the Epstein administration. Watch.

H (12:10)

Responsibility.

E (12:11)

And just very quickly, if you will, you've supported most of what Donald Trump has done during his presidency, but because of your actions with these files, he is supporting your primary opponent and has waged very personal attacks on you. I know we just have a few seconds here, but just your reaction to that.

H (12:31)

Look, this is about the Epstein class, the people who are funding the attacks against me. They may or may not be implicated in these files, but they were certainly rubbing shoulders with the people who are in these files. They're billionaires who are friends with these people. And that's what I'm up against. In Washington D.C. donald Trump told us that even though, you know, he had dinner with these kinds of people in New York City and West Palm beach, that he would be transparent. But he's not. He's still in with the Epstein class. This is the Epstein administration and they're attacking me for trying to get these files released.

E (13:08)

And again, I'm going to say President Trump has not been accused of anything criminal here. Thank you very much for joining us this morning, Congressman. We appreciate it.

C (13:16)

Now remember the context in which they're saying this. This is ABC which had to settle a lawsuit because George Stepanopoulos said that Donald Trump had been convicted of rape and that was not true. He had been convicted of libel against the woman who accused him of sexual assault. So ABC is obviously treading lightly here. Scared.

B (13:37)

The View has to constantly do, you know, constantly step in and do their like the legal, the legal corrections on, on a regular basis because they say so much bs they have to step in like legal.

C (13:49)

Note if you didn't play it with bias, you idiots, you wouldn't have to do that. Just keep it straight. You don't have to be loyal to any one side. They dug their own grave, assholes.

B (14:00)

But something bigger is happening here. Not only is Pam Bondi's DOJ refusing to release the files, but they are actively deleting files, particularly files that mention the Rothschilds banking cabal. Initially there were over 12,000 mentions of the Rothschilds in the files initially. But over the past week those files are slowly being eliminated, even over the past just few minutes. So here's just like yesterday, 11,912 search results. And then a few hours later, 800, 11,860 search results for Rothschilds. And then literally right before the show, these are my results just right before we went on the air here, even dropped again, 11,822 results continuing to drop. Why are they hiding this? Why are they continuing to remove documents? Congressman Massie is pissed that the DOJ keeps removing these documents.

H (15:00)

Listen, and finally, I know the DOJ wants to say they're done with this document production. The problem is they've taken down documents before. We were able to go over to the DOJ and look at the unredacted versions. They took down some of the most significant documents, two of them involving Virginia Giuffray's case and other things. The picture of Epstein at. In a room where it's got CIA written on the boxes that's been taken down. We want to be able to look at all these files. They can't keep those documents down after they've already produced them.

B (15:38)

So why are they really. Why do they keep deleting these? I spoke to Congressman Massie this morning about this, and let me just quote him directly. He said, let me just pull it up. He said he has no idea why these documents are being deleted. Some of them are possibly to protect the victims, but in those cases, he said they need to redact and put those files back and let us view those unredacted files. But they are not doing that, and they're doing it illegally. That last part's my quote. But they need to put these files back. And if it's about victims, which that's what they're claiming, then put them back and redact the names and let us see them. But then. And also, what about the other 3 million that are supposed to be released under the Transparency Act? So they're violating the law. Now, there was a rumor floating around this weekend that President Trump called, like, an emergency Cabinet meeting and was, like, yelling at everybody and demanding that they release all of these files. And if you don't release these files within the next 24 hours, you're gonna all be fired. Turns out there's no truth to that story at all. People are just loving to, like, lift up Trump and, like, he's the one. He's out there crusading for this. There's no evidence. There was no Cabinet meeting. There's no evidence at all that that was. That. That that hap. That that actually happened. So just want to point that.

F (16:56)

Well, if it wasn't released, it had to be the complete opposite, because we know Bonnie would do whatever the heck he asked her to do. So he's like, right, you know, tell everybody not to release him. Not to release him.

B (17:05)

Right, yeah, exactly. I mean, she's going to do, like. She's a lap dog. I mean, she'll do whatever he wants. Meanwhile, this. I don't know if you. This has kind of gone viral as well. And so we wanted to check it ourselves, that among the documents that have been Released. If you go to the full Epstein library and you type in no images produced, you'll receive like all sorts of Data sets of PDFs, of, and you click on any of them and there's, you know, hundreds of them. You click on any of them and they'll say no images produced. If you though, go to the file extension, you Change it from PDF to MP4, then you'll suddenly get hundreds of hours of video. Here's just random video from inside of Epstein's jail cell, right outside of his jail cell, from the correctional facility. Others from hallway cameras and videos. I mean, are they that dumb? It's unbelievable. So I tested this myself.

C (18:03)

Yeah, go ahead.

B (18:03)

I'm just saying I just wanted to confirm that this is the case, you know why? So we don't have access to these videos. Otherwise, just change the PDF file extension to MP4. You start to go through like hundreds of hours of footage from the correctional facility. Just a hallway, videos, full hour long files.

C (18:23)

You know what's funny about this? The first. So if you read Edward Snowden's book, he talks about being 14 or 15 years old and he noticed that government files were public because if you typed in the file extensions, you could just get to these files that were classified. And you just had to know like he went through sort of basic, like, you know, blank.gov, slash this, slash that and he's like, oh, these are open. So he called up the Pentagon and sent an email, just left a voicemail, like, 14 year old Edward Snowden. I would just like to let you know that some of these files are public. If you just know the file trail that you can get. And nobody called him back and he was like, I just wanted to let them know that. And so this was Edward Snowden's, what, in his 40s now?

B (19:10)

Yeah.

C (19:10)

So this is 30 years ago that he did that. And then he said no one called back. And then a couple months later, someone called while they were having dinner and the Pentagon called. Yeah, we want to talk to Edward Snowden. His mom was like, okay. And they called him from there, like, thank you for letting us know this. We fixed it now. So this is literally the same dumbass thing.

B (19:30)

Yeah.

G (19:30)

Well, that's interesting. It was, it was a state, a state issue. I want to say it was Wisconsin. This was several years back. So I may have the state wrong. But a teenager found out that on the government, on their government website, that you could do that, that like just by changing one thing in the URL, you could access all of this Confidential information. And they went after him for hacking. And like, they actually went after the teenager for exposing. All he did was say, hey, you guys should know this. He didn't use the information or anything. And they went after him.

C (19:58)

Well, I guess Edward Snowden will later on be accused of the same thing. But he got away with it once and he literally called them to tell them. That's wild. Gosh, that's wild.

B (20:08)

Yeah. Hey, Grim, how am I able to put these, like, super chats up on the screen? If I click on Events Dashboard, it just. If I click on it, can I do anything with it or. No. Is there a button I push to push it up there?

F (20:20)

Yeah, it should just be clicking on it.

B (20:24)

No.

F (20:25)

Yeah, if you just click it, I see it popping up. There you go.

C (20:28)

Oh, there we go. We got it.

B (20:29)

Oh. NBC News plays Shining Hero by interviewing Epstein victims. More exploitation and they whitewash themselves and psyop the people.

C (20:37)

Yeah, yeah. I mean, I have no trust in, you know, mainstream media. I'm very. I have not watched the Epstein documentary that's trending on Netflix. I am suspect because it's, you know, doesn't include the 3 million documents we have had in the last two weeks. You know, and also something that David Icke spoke about here on our show is the fake independent press. And what they're trying to. NBC and ABC are obviously not that they're not even trying to be independent, but just today, the free press, which is Bari Weiss's old racket. Yeah. Racket which is now owned by cbs. It's President's Day today. Who is their headline by? George W. Bush. That's not the independent press, you guys. That should be all you need. Murder architect in chief. Chief George W. Bush on independent media. I cannot.

B (21:29)

They're independent.

C (21:30)

So independent, right, Is like sanctions of mass destruction. Millions of people died at. At his hand. And like. Yeah, that's what independent media is. So be discerning, folks, if you aren't already.

B (21:41)

Yeah.

F (21:43)

He's got to supplement his income.

C (21:45)

Yeah.

B (21:45)

Yeah, for sure. Coming up next, we're going to talk about Zorro Ranch and why it could even be worse than Epstein Island. We're going to talk about that. And then we'll also talk about ball and devil worship. Plus, Epstein's a sweetheart deal. Get in your super chats. We'll put them up here on screen if you have any and any kind of big chats you want. We'll try to. Try to do that with rumble rants as well. I guess we now can do it. For both, right? I think they works for both. I think that is correct. Sweet. So like when you see like we can pop it right up here on the screen. So thanks to Grim and David for getting that up and running. Philip, I don't know if you had anything to do with it, but if you did, thank you.

G (22:21)

No, they don't let me near those buttons. They don't let me anywhere.

F (22:24)

He supported us. That's good enough. He supported us.

B (22:26)

I support you. I support you.

C (22:28)

It's moral support.

E (22:29)

We all need it.

B (22:30)

So is Darrell. Yeah, Daryl is. So we had, we're trying to get Darryl Cooper on the show, but I think he had some sort of a car issue. So we're trying to get him here in the studio. As soon as we can, we'll bring him in. But in the meantime, we're going to talk about Zorro Ranch in a second. But first, oh boy. We love our dog. And I'm sure you love your dog too, right? Than humans, let's be honest, at the end of the day and last night, so funny we just started using this. But my dog, I don't know if it's the change in weather, the dry skin, you know when dogs are like licking their paws a lot or like scratching like crazy, that's not normal, okay? If they've got diarrhea or some sort of poor, you know, digestion problem, right now that's not normal behaviors. Those are signs of actually allergies or some other issue right now that's affecting them. And so all allergies in dogs flare up when bad bacteria takes over the gut. Because 90% of your dog's immune system lives in the gut. Just like humans, dogs need probiotics. That's why we use Better Wild Allergy Relief Soft Chews. It's a supplement designed to support your pet's allergy defense system by strengthening their digestion. And the best part is the chews are made with ancestral wolf probiotics. So hey boys watching the show, don't take any of these. You're going to turn into a wolf. But they are made with ancestral Advantage wolf probiotics derived from your dog's mighty ancestor. And it will help restore a balance of healthy, good bacteria in the gut. So it's a premium blend of their ancestral advantage probiotics. And they also got colostrum in there to boost immune function and fight inflammation. So I'm telling you, it's a game changer for your pups. Better Wild is committed to helping your dogs with science backed veterinary approved solutions that you can feel great about. So right now Better Wild is offering our listeners up to 40% off of your order if you just go to betterwild.com redacted that's betterwild.com redacted for 40% off your order. Thanks to our friends over at Better Wild for supporting independent journalism. We have a few sponsors here on the show and we wouldn't be able to do this show without them. You know, we are not a billion dollar company like Fox News. So we've got a few key sponsors that have are thrilled to be able to support truth and honesty and independent journalism and we really appreciate it. By the way, I used to do Fox and Friends that morning show and we would have about 50 commercial breaks. It's like non stop, non stop. The hover round scooter for senior citizens, My pillow. I mean, not on and on and on and on. So we've got like four sponsors in our show and so we really want to thank them and our friends over at Shopify as well. Because we built our entire storefront. Our redacted store is built on Shopify. So if you're picture this like you had an idea. It's late at night, you're scrolling through your feeds when all of a sudden you see it. That one product that you've been looking for. You click on the link, you add to cart, maybe even you shop around a little bit before you finally hit checkout. And as you're filling in your address, you realize you don't have your card anywhere near you. We've all done this. Oh, my credit card's in the other room and I don't feel like going to get it. And that's when you see it. That simple purple pay button that has all of your information saved, making checking out as simple as the tap of your screen. Well, that's because that's all part of Shopify. Shopify is the e commerce brand that's behind millions of businesses around the world and 10% of all E commerce in the United States. From household names that you know and love to just our show@redactedstore.com you can get it all right there on Shopify. You could design your own studio, you can design your own website, all of it with ready to use templates. Shopify helps you build a beautiful online store that matches your brand's style. And what if you get stuck? Well, Shopify is always around to help with their their 247 customer support. They can help you do all of that. So Shopify Is your commerce expert with world class expertise and everything. See, all you need to do is, like I'm telling you, see, less carts go abandoned and more sales when you shopify, so you don't have to hop up and grab your credit card. You can use that shop pay button built right in. It's so convenient because it's all stored right there with shopify. Sign up right now for your $1 per month trial today, shopify.com/redacted. Go to shopify.com/redacted. All right, let's see. Abyss. Abyss blue. Thank you for your super chat. Says, thanks for keeping it real.

C (26:59)

And you, too.

B (27:01)

Hey, inflation hits. Pizza prices, too. Poor President Bush. Oh, boy. Thank you for that. All right, so how are we looking?

C (27:11)

Well, we had an emergency with a guest we were intending to bring in. We can talk to you about the subject matter and bring him in later. Or we can switch.

B (27:20)

Okay.

C (27:20)

I'm gonna leave it to you. What do you feel like doing?

B (27:22)

Let's talk about Zoro.

C (27:23)

President's Day, you guys. We're keeping it loose. Yeah. And thank you for being here on your holiday. How many of you are working today? We're working.

B (27:32)

Yeah. How many of you guys are working?

C (27:34)

You're working.

B (27:34)

You're working.

E (27:35)

Well, yeah. Hey.

F (27:37)

Hey, man.

E (27:40)

Fade to black.

B (27:41)

I know. Yeah. So, yeah. How many of you guys are at work today on this President's day? Let us know and drop a comment here. We'll keep it quiet. If you're watching this on your phone while you're doing some. Doing some work, that's okay. We appreciate it. Well, is Zorro ranch in New Mexico worse than Epstein Island? Well, it's sure shaping up that way. And why won't anyone investigate the damn thing? So here is this massive ranch, if you haven't seen it before. Epstein had this private desert oasis, complete with a mansion, a private airstrip, and all the young girls that he could want being trafficked around the world right into Zorro Ranch, Many of them being groomed at massage parlors in Turkey and then flown in and used many little kids as well. Curiously, though, investigators decided to ignore the ranch when they were doing their investigation. They ransacked his New York City mansion. They went to his Palm beach house, the one in Paris. Yeah, they looked in there, and of course, Epstein Island. But for whatever reason, investigators haven't really wanted to touch this home at all, which is very curious. In fact, according to our sources here at Redacted, the new owner, Don Huffines, who bought the place for Pennies on the dollar back in the day has been open to for police to come and do an investigation of the property. So. And by the way, he's running for office right now. And so his opponents are using. Using this as like a last ditch, like 11th hour. Try to go after the guy anyway. But the truth is that he's openly invited. He's totally open to the police coming there and doing a full investigation. You want to use ground penetrating radar. I don't see why he would have a problem with that.

G (29:29)

Cadaver dogs, maybe cadet, anything.

B (29:33)

But no one's taken him up on this. It's odd. Why wouldn't the police want to do that? Who's stonewalling this? Actually, if he's basically inviting police to come there and use tools necessary to locate crimes, why would the police ignore this? Have they reached out to him? Because he's open to it. By the way, this property is like subdivided, so there's actually other owners of other pieces of this property. It's not just him. But of course, all the media attention is about him because he owns the largest piece of it. But according to reports, Epstein's former pilot owns a piece of it. Maybe we should talk to him. Even worse, other reports have the DOJ literally telling New Mexico authorities, don't investigate, we've got this. This is ours. And then they didn't search the ranch before it went up for sale. So it goes up for sale and Don Huffines buys it for like pennies on the dollar because it's a beautiful big ranch. And other reports say Don is preventing an investigation. And again, this, again, according to our reporting on this, that's simply not true at all. But people are running with that part of the story. Here's one example. The owner of the Jeffrey Epstein Zorro Ranch in New Mexico, Don Huffines, is ignoring calls for an independent investigations into whether children's bodies may be buried on the property. Again, as I've laid out here, he's totally open to having a police investigation of the property, but no takers so far. And other, by the way, other people have offered, like, we'll fund it. We'll fund an investigation. Hey, Don, are you gonna pay attention to we will fund this investigation. Go for it. I mean, I don't wanna put words in his mouth, but if he's open to police coming there and doing a real investigation of the property, why not? And why is the Trump DOJ then sort of stepping all over this? Or even before Trump took office, the DOJ stepping all over this? Why Was no investigation carried out when they were swooping into his New York mansion. Well, don't you hate when people say I told you so? Yeah, that's me actually, because I. I did tell you. Sorry, but I told you that gold and silver were going to reap the benefits of excessive money. Printing the Fed. Just printing money like crazy. Overvalued markets, global unrest. It's here. It's happened. Gold and silver have both soared to all highs. So I hope you called our friends at Lear Capital and you bought some. If you didn't, trust me, it's not too late. Experts are predicting even higher prices ahead. And they get it. They know what's coming. Isn't it time, folks, get yourself some gold and silver today? Call the best in the business. I personally use them. So does Natalie. We both do. And our kids do as well in their IRAs. Lear Capital. It's a free phone call. There's no obligation to purchase. Just education. Information on protecting and growing your wealth with gold and silver. I'm sure there are many of you that have called and haven't purchased yet for whatever reason. Don't make the same mistake twice. Now is the time to get some gold shipped directly to you or shift some dollars in your retirement accounts over to physical gold and silver. It's easy to do. Natalie and I have done it for both. And I've been extremely satisfied with Lear's knowledge, their service, their prices. I urge you to call today and learn more. Call them 1-800-613-3557 or go to learredacted.com and you can receive up to $20,000 in free bonus medals. Purchase. Here's just one email example of how nefarious things are at the Zorro Ranch from Edward Aragon. Edward, this is sensitive, so it'll be the first and last email depending on your discretion. You can choose to take it or trash it, but it comes from a person that's been there to Zorro Ranch and seen it all. As a former staff at the Zorro Ranch, the material below was taken from Jeffrey Epstein's home as my insurance in case of future litigation against Epstein Starry. No questions. What's damning about Jeffrey Epstein is yet to be written. Did you know? Somewhere in the hills outside the Zorro Ranch, two foreign girls were buried there on orders of Jeffrey and Madam G, meaning Madame Ghislaine Maxwell. Both died by strangulation during rough fetish sex. And then here are the video footage links. Sex with sex with a minor threesome. Three underage girl Sex. On and on and on. Matthew Mellon video. Rape fantasy video. Please arrange for one bitcoin by 6pm Eastern today to this bitcoin wallet address. Okay, so these are. This is in the Epstein files about bodies being buried at Zorro Ranch and the new owner of at least that part of the ranch, it would seem. Well, we don't know exactly where the plot lines are and who owns what, but again, if Epstein's former pilot owns a piece of it, where that land sits, I don't know. But at least on the major part of it, Don Huffines is saying, hey, I'm open to it. Come on. So why no takers on this to Zorro Ranch?

C (34:49)

I just can't get over how much murder is in. And nobody was ever charged with murder. Like, it's. There's a lot, I guess. Are we allowed to murder, or do we have to be a part of an international cabal? Murder's cool. Now I'm so confused. I thought that was illegal.

B (35:05)

Billionaires, super government that just gets away with it. It's not even investigated by the Department of Justice, and I don't exactly know when they told New Mexico, so I don't know what the timeframe, because it wasn't under Trump. It was pre Trump. It was. You know, it was during the. The investigation of the mansion, of the Paris house, of the Palm beach house, so, you know, a number of years ago, but we don't know precisely when that happened. Go ahead, Philip.

G (35:33)

I just. It just, like, it's so frustrating because you could have somebody that owes, like, a hundred bucks to some. To some district court in. In Virginia for a minor drug charge, and they will no knock, warrant your house, kick your door in, possibly shoot your dog, and take you to jail. They not only did they. They gave Epstein prior notice to all of these searches. They let him know they were coming. And they didn't investigate anything. Like, they didn't investigate all of it. And it's just. It's just so indicative of the. Of the different justice systems we have in the U.S. yeah, right.

C (36:08)

Yeah. The Ian Carroll bit that we played last week about. They saw this was in Ghislaine Maxwell's trial, that they saw binders of CDs, of movies, of images, and they were like, we're not here for this. We don't have a warrant for this. We'll come back for it later. And he had full knowledge to destroy that, hide it, whatever it be. And, yeah, it's crazy. There was one that went viral over the weekend. It described Two Caucasian males watching a young minor. And the images showed cuts to genitals and this. They had an image of it. And the Department of Justice said there were no men. No men who abused women. And there's a description of an image that we can't see that says two Caucasian men looking at a girl who's hurt, underage girl who's. There were men. So who gets. Who gets punished for lying about that? How can they just say this when the date. I don't. Who's gonna ask them this? Somebody.

B (37:16)

Well, again, and regardless how you feel about the Don Huff, you know, Don Huffines. I don't know him personally, but. And he buys the property after all of this happens, and he's open to having the police come. So why haven't the police taken him up on that? Like, why has the DOJ ignored this property? Why are they not using ground penetrating radar, cadaver dogs, other things to locate bodies? Why. Who's stonewalling that? I just don't understand that. So again. And you can talk about his biotech firm and all of that stuff. That's where you have these. These people are trying to paint him, it seems. In my opinion, they're trying to paint him as somehow tied to this. Somehow tied to this property and in larger capacity. And that's a bridge too far for me. And there's zero evidence of that. But there's evidence, apparently, on this property. So why don't you go fricking investigate it?

C (38:13)

Yeah.

B (38:15)

I mean, come on, doj. But I guess the Pam Bondi's DOJ is done with it by now. But I guess maybe all of the doj, maybe the FBI, they're so busy looking for Nancy Guthrie that they just. They don't have the staff right now. They don't have the staff to go and do it. And by the way, did you see that they found, like, a leather glove on the property that apparently the DNA now match.

H (38:37)

Who.

B (38:38)

If you were like, you're coming to that property, unless you're OJ and you're that dumb to leave a leather glove behind.

C (38:45)

Take two weeks to find a.

B (38:46)

Two weeks to find a leather glove.

C (38:48)

Right. And now, just this afternoon, the Pima County Sheriff's Department says, we wanna be clear that no one from the Guthrie family is a possible suspect. They've all been cleared as suspects. Which makes me. That's kind of early, I think, to rule anything out. When you don't have a body, you don't have real evidence of this person still alive. But, no, these person These people. Absolutely not. They're clear. Totally cleared. Like, okay. There's a lot of weird stuff about that.

F (39:20)

Two weeks to find a glove, five minutes to find a passport.

C (39:25)

Yeah, right. Exactly. Right.

B (39:26)

They're so good. They can find non melted passports outside of the Twin Towers. Exactly.

C (39:32)

Yeah.

B (39:32)

Hey, so I'm clicking on this. I wanted to put up this super chat and it's not popping up. It's clicked. It's featured. I clicked.

E (39:37)

Oh, sorry.

F (39:38)

Here, let me pop it. I got it. It's triggers.

B (39:42)

So you have to do it. Not me.

F (39:44)

No, no, no. So I have a bunch of different scenes that have triggers on them that remove all the overlays when they're put out. And I just have to shut all those off. Oh, so it's on now. So go ahead and click it up.

C (39:55)

That was inside Spaceball, you guys. Hope you enjoyed that.

B (40:00)

Yeah. So MN1 911 says, I'm sick of this two tiered justice system. Thanks for your four dollar super chat.

G (40:06)

Me too. Me too.

C (40:08)

Word up.

B (40:09)

Yes.

E (40:10)

Okay.

B (40:10)

Thank you, Sherry. Appreciate it. And thanks, Anthony. You can. Testing. Testing. You can subscribe to the redacted newsletter. Thank you, Anthony. Yes, that's right, Anthony.

C (40:19)

Thank you so much.

B (40:19)

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C (40:27)

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B (42:10)

Brad Gilbert. This is the super chat of the day. Redacted. You're named all over the Epstein file.

C (42:16)

Everything's redacted.

B (42:17)

Everything's redacted. I know.

G (42:20)

They talked. They talked about our show more than any other topic.

B (42:24)

It's so weird when I'm sitting there, like, watching, like, news reports, and I see, like, Massie on television or Congressman Massey or Ro Khanna. They're on TV and they're like, redacted, redacted. I keep like, like looking up like they're talking about me, you know, Like, I'm like, are you talking about our show? Oh, no, that's right. The entire Epstein files are redacted. That's why.

C (42:40)

Yeah. You were onto something when you came up with this name.

B (42:43)

My darling, it's not me, it's you. I appreciate it. Okay.

C (42:47)

When Clayton came up with the name of this show, I was like, do I like that? It's kind of masculine. I don't know. But I'm the only girl on the show.

B (42:54)

Well, just a little inside baseball. When we first started the show, and we were. And I was like, I need a name for the show. Because the stories that we were covering on the show, one of them was, like, Pfizer's own documents that were redacted. And then we were, like, exposing what was in those documents. Another story we were doing was a UFO related story which had redacted documents which had redacted information on it. And I was like, that's the name of the show. Like, that's gotta be the name of the show. Anyway. Yeah, that's where it came out of.

C (43:22)

I like it.

B (43:23)

Two stories that we did, like, in one in a 24 hour period that had all kinds of redacted information.

C (43:27)

Anyway, it's grown on me. Don't use the name. We have a trademark on it, so don't even think. Okay, all right. How did Epstein get such an easy prison sentence in 2008 and then go on to live this celebrity filled life during the whole of the Obama years and most of the first Trump administration. New documents from the newly released files show that his lawyers were able to get him this really nice cushion work release after he pled guilty to soliciting minors for prostitution. Now this email, Philip earlier was talking about the two tiered justice system, how someone could not pay a fine, could be held responsible for a traffic ticket or what have you, and get lawfare thrown at them to ruin their lives. This person had had his handlers go out and find young girls who looked like they would probably be vulnerable and underprivileged, get him to come to his house and give him massages where he would then sexually abuse them. And he would tell them, this can only stop if you bring me another girl or else I will hurt you the next time I do this to you. And therefore turning these girls into a network of what the police called prostitution. They were not willing prostitutes. They were coerced into these sex acts. And yet take a look at the plea deal that the U.S. attorney here is negotiating with his lawyer now. The tone is all of a sudden, it's really nice. So glad you came in. Would love working with you. So great. What I highlighted Here is the U.S. attorney is telling his lawyers that even though this work release program you wanted to do at this Florida Science foundation, we have some problems with it. So what that's telling us is that the work release was negotiated, that he would show up and do work during the day at this nonprofit that he had spent started. And his lawyer said he started this a couple years ago, he needs to keep doing it. And so we want him to be able to report there, do his prison time there at this Florida center. Now here, where they said, we looked up this Florida Science foundation at this address, you said it had been in existence for a couple of years and he'd be working there every day. He had been working there every day prior to the plea. But then we looked at the state documents showing that it was only incorporated last. Last year, not a couple years ago. And the address doesn't actually have this foundation there. So, you know, we're just wondering what he meant by he'd been there every day. Does he really intend to keep going there? They're not saying, we caught you in a lie. They're like, we don't. That doesn't make sense to us. So can we, like, let's just keep going through this now look at the last paragraph. We, you know, appreciate the opportunity to review this. If he truly is eligible for this work release case, then, you know, we have to treat him like every other prisoner. But sitting in an attorney office suite, making telephone calls, web surfing, and having food delivered to him is probably not in accordance with the objectives of imprisonment.

E (46:42)

What?

B (46:43)

Probably.

C (46:44)

This is a US Attorney who has got a guilty plea, and he's like, we don't really want him to be in a corporate suite surfing the web. And, you know, we just don't think that's in the spirit of imprisonment. We don't think so. I mean, do you make the rules or don't? You know, I know a prosecuting attorney doesn't really, you know, isn't in charge of prison sentence, but come on. He's basically deferring to him. It's at your discretion. He says so. Not, you lied to us about the foundation, so we're going to renegotiate this. It's like, we found you in a lie. Let's work this out. You know, that's not right. You're not allowed to lie to the government. You guys. You're not supposed to do that. So why is that not disqualifying? Not only that, Epstein would later go on to have a chummy relationship with this prosecutor, U.S. attorney Menshell. He was responsible for the easy prison sentence, but then he would go on to have lunch and dinners with Epstein after he left the government in 2011, 13, and 17. Why the hell do you prosecute someone and then become their friend? Like, how does. How many times in history do you think that has happened? Super weird, right? It seems. Same story.

G (48:02)

That.

C (48:02)

But like, yeah, please.

G (48:03)

He knows.

B (48:04)

What?

G (48:04)

He knows the crimes he was committed, like, accused of.

C (48:07)

Yeah.

G (48:08)

So this isn't even like, oh, I didn't know he was that bad of a guy. He literally prosecuted him.

E (48:12)

Right.

B (48:12)

He knows I came around on it like it was. It was okay. You know, he. He won me over, you know, with his. His cool, chatting ways, you know, and we became friends. And, yeah, he killed some little children and he raped some little girls. That's fine. I just became friends with him later.

C (48:31)

Yeah, right. That's a good point. Same story for the New York Times. I cannot let the New York Times get away with this. They seem to be. And it's making me breezy that the New York Times is not impugned in this. Here is their 2008 story covering his print sentence. He's reporting, you know, to this county jail. Fast forward 2017. The same person you see, Landon Thomas, who wrote this article, is warning Epstein that there is a reporter snooping around about him. So 10 years later, they're friends again. The reporter should have also known the depths of Epstein's crimes, given you covered that. But now, yeah, they came around, want to be friends with him. Same thing with the New York Times. Nellie Bowles, who is the wife of Barry Weiss, who runs cbs, she was in these documents meeting with Epstein despite the fact that she was at the New York Times, which should have known that Epstein had done these bad things because of that 2008 coverage we saw. And she said, we used Epstein a lot for business sources. You know, he was a source we would go to a lot. Even though they knew he was a sex criminal and that my friends in the newsroom said it would be okay to go alone to his house. That the New York Times sends a female reporter alone to interview a convicted sex criminal. That's what the. That's how they roll at the New York Times. So totally cool. Again, how does this happen? Is the major burning question that I can't scream enough. How does it happen? We were gonna have Darrell Cooper joining us on the show today because again, he is one of the. The most thorough researchers on Epstein that I've ever seen. One of the most trusted and measured voices about this. He had an emergency, won't be able to make it. So we will go over this again, but again, this is information we all need to see, but.

B (50:26)

Which is breaking news. Darrell's gonna join us tomorrow here on the show. We just gotta confirm. So he just had. Yeah, so. But yeah, he's gonna be joining us tomorrow, but we're gonna talk with Professor Rick Spence right now. So let's do that because I wanna talk about BAAL and the devil worship and this whole big piece of this story.

C (50:43)

We don't want to talk about that at all, actually. But we're going to because it's an important piece. Now, again, at the beginning of the show, I warned you this is going to be dark. This is demonic. Whatever you need to do, a prayer, a crystal, a candle, do it. Because I don't want you to take this with you into your day, but it's something I think we need to do.

B (51:00)

Get your crucifix out, get your rosary.

C (51:02)

Beads, whatever it is that you believe in, protect yourself and don't let this cling on to you. Okay? You may have seen references to Ball in the Epstein files and the conversations around it. So let's figure out what the heck? This is first, who is Ball, and what do we know about it from the Epstein files? Well, in modern symbology, this is a depiction of Ball. I don't want to leave it on the screen too much, but the Bible says that Ball is not really a cartoonish demon, but a Canaanite fertility and storm God whose name means Lord. But he becomes later this central symbol of Israeli spiritual rebellion. Not Israeli Israel spiritual rebellion, a rival deity tied to ritual sex, exploitation and even child sacrifice in surrounding pagan cultures. Now, the prophets in the Bible, especially Elijah in the Book of Kings, frame BAAL worship as seductive counterfeit religion based on power, pleasure, and moral corruption. Now, over time, Jewish and Christian tradition came to interpret pagan gods like BAAL as demonic forces operating behind idolatry. So when the name Ball surfaces in modern controversies, it evokes not just ancient false gods, but a biblical shorthand for elite decadence, ritualized immortality, and the abandonment of moral law. Now, not only do various iterations of the word come up and also certain numbers.

E (52:27)

You.

C (52:28)

You can search it yourself again. I want you to protect yourself when you do it. But it's B, A, A L or B, A.

B (52:34)

A.

C (52:34)

One is another. Another way that it comes up repeatedly in these documents. Also, Epstein's own financier, Lex Wesner, made references to it publicly. Here's how researcher Whitney Webb explained that.

I (52:47)

What's so crazy, too, about him being so focused on basically taking control of the leadership of the Jewish American community by basically having it filled with people that he has trained and views that he agrees with or policies or whatever, is that Wexner, in 1985, basically is like, yeah, I'm possessed by a demon that tells me what to do. And I have a split personality.

E (53:14)

And my.

I (53:16)

The nice part of me is stunted, and I'm controlled by, like, this demon that tells me what he uses a Yiddish word that literally means demon. It's debuk, I think, is how it's.

E (53:26)

Pronounced, which is actually Covid backwards.

B (53:29)

Right.

I (53:31)

I've heard that. I don't really. I haven't looked into that. But anyway, in the case of Wexner, that's the word he chooses. There's a lot of words he could have picked in Yiddish that sounded nicer, but he wanted to brag about basically being a demon possessed, crazy, crazy guy. And who is he catering to there? You know, that's in New York Magazine. And so that's something. That's the segment I put out from the book already. But when you put it. Look at it in the context of a guy that's, you know, per the Jewish faith, saying that he's possessed by what in the. Using the word that in the Jewish faith means like a demon possession. And he's like, yes, my demon controls me. And he's an integral.

C (54:17)

Okay, so, joining us to discuss is Professor Richard Spence. He has written extensively on this topic. He has a course that you can take called Secrets of the Occult. He writes about how the occult appears in everyday lives. So, thank you so much for joining us, sir.

E (54:34)

Hi, can you hear me?

B (54:35)

Yes, yes, Professor. Okay, great to see you.

E (54:37)

For some reason, I'm. I'm up here twice.

B (54:42)

Oh, no.

C (54:42)

Do you hear yourself? Twice? Oh, okay. Let's see what we can do about that. That's very distracting. That's happened to me before, boys. Do you know what to do with that?

F (54:52)

Well, I'm going to try to remove the second one.

E (54:54)

Try something.

C (54:56)

Oh, no, not. Not you, sir. I meant my other voice.

B (54:59)

Did that work, Rick?

C (55:02)

Is it any better?

E (55:06)

Nope.

G (55:07)

Let's try it now.

C (55:11)

Okay. Test, test. Is this helping? No, you. Would you hear me twice or just you?

E (55:16)

No, I hear you. Oh, here we go.

C (55:18)

Okay, great.

E (55:19)

Okay, now. All right, we're back. Yeah.

B (55:23)

Thank you for that. Sorry for the tech issues there. We apologize. Okay, do you want to open it up here?

C (55:27)

Okay, so. Yes. Can you make some kind of. Of larger statement about why you think we see this word repeated in the Epstein files and then what you think it may. And we can. We can extrapolate here. Right. Because we're trying to figure out what this means and what are the power structures. I want to stick to as much proof as possible, but then also know your theories.

E (55:52)

Well, you're asking for certainty about something about which you're not going to get much.

C (55:59)

Okay. Yeah.

E (56:00)

I mean, I think you probably already kind of realized that there's a lot of things here that are extremely suggestive. And yet if you try to reduce that down to what you could actually prove, it wouldn't. It wouldn't be that much. Now, keep in mind I'm not trying to dismiss any of this. That's not the point. But I'm trying to bring it down to a baseline of saying that. That it's Suspicion isn't proof. And what we've got here are a lot of. Well, let's put it this way. Epstein and many of his associates, I think, could basically be described as wealthy freaks. Okay. Perverts. Perhaps you can attach any kind of. These are people who have a wide array. Array of strange tastes. And desires. You know, it's a bit like, you know. But one example you probably brought up before, there are long discussions about jerky. Okay, let's leave ball aside for a minute. And they're just talking about jerky. It seems readily apparent that they are using that term not in terms of just talking about dried meat in the normal sense. You would go buy jerky in the store. They're using it as a code word for something else. Now, is that human? Are they talking about eating babies? They talking about eating flesh? Are they talking about drugs? Are they talking about something else? Well, that's what we don't know. They're talking about something they don't wish to discuss openly. And jerky becomes a code word for that. So there are all kinds of code words that can be used. It's. If you wanted to take the significance of words alone, is that in an occult sense, in the sense of sort of occult belief and practice, the idea of unveiling a hidden world and the powers within it. Words are important things. The word that you choose often isn't accidental because words are the first step to being.

B (58:29)

So.

E (58:30)

What do I mean by that? It's one of the things that we always do in anything is that human beings give names to things. We have to do that. We have to name it. If it's a medical condition, if it's a plant, if it's a fish, anything else. We give names to it, and that name then becomes the thing. So often we. We create something by giving a name to it. You know, we create characters. We create artificial people. Arthur Conan Doyle created a fictional detective, Sherlock Holmes. He gave him a name. He created this. This became a kind of person which he had created. So naming things, the use of words is in some ways in an occult sense, is kind of the first step in creation. They shouldn't be used accidentally. There's also the whole tradition in a part, it varies one place to another that you're talking about demons, evil spirits, whatever term you would want to use for them. One of the things that they traditionally tend to be very, very sensitive about is giving their true name. You know, there's an old story about that. Rumpelstiltskin, because you have to guess my name. Because for some reason. Why? I don't know. But for some reason to know their name is to gain power over them, to somehow the name becomes the essence of the thing itself.

C (60:04)

Like Voldemort.

E (60:05)

Voldemort. All right. Now, in the case of BAAL or baal, okay, just simply mean It's a pretty generic name. It just means Lord. I would suspect the argument would be, is that that's not the. See, that's not actually a name, it's a title. It's a kind of job description in some way. And it can be used. You know, they can give you any kind of name that they want. See, it's one of the. The issue, allegedly, if you want to believe in these things, is that you never know exactly who or what you're dealing with. You can get any kind of a name. It's unlikely to be the true name because arguably that would give you some degree of power over them in this case. So why would the term ball show up in Epstein's emails? Well, one possibility is that again, it is a code word for something completely different. It's just a word which has been used. It may have a. What's the significance? Remember, I think as Whitney Webb was talking about, however religious he was, Epstein has Jewish roots. That's the kind of cultural menu that he comes out of. And within the traditions or history of Judaism, BAAL emerged as well. It was a God that was first a rival to the Hebrew God, to Yahweh. Maybe early on they were. Some even argue they were almost the same. There's this whole vagueness in terms of terminology, but. But they were a rival that then the rival, not too strangely, is then turned into a kind of satanic or devilish figure because the rival can't possibly be a good guy in this case. He does get attached to child sacrifice. The Israelites at one point, or a bunch of them actually end up worshiping Paul. So there is that kind of tradition. If you turn away from the true God, there is always the other, there was always the alternative. And it could be that that particular term was used because it resonates within Jewish esoteric traditions as a transgression against God, a transgression against the normal religion. And there again is something else where the whole idea of transgression within the darker aspects of occult ritual and practice, what that means is just doing bad things for the sake of doing bad things. And that can be seen as a path to enlightenment. Now, there's always the narrow, twisting path and then there's the straighter path. There's a quick and dirty path to enlightenment in most traditions and there's a more sincere and genuine one. But in the quick and dirty path, what you're trying to do, you know, it's. It's like the story of Faust selling his soul to the devil for Knowledge and wealth and sex. And there's going to be a price to be paid in that. Paid for that, but your soul. But in the meantime, you will gain quickly those things. You won't have to work for anything. These things will just kind of of fall into your lap in terms of this Faustian bargain that they've made. Now, looking at Jeffrey Epstein's whole career, I don't know, one could maybe interpret that as signs of a Faustian bargain. He certainly became quite successful. Well, not just quite successful. He became astoundingly successful without starting out that way. Remember, he's a nobody who becomes somebody partly by associating with a lot of other somebodies. But there is a, an almost meteoric quality to his rise in wealth and power. And how do you explain that type of thing? Well, one is sheer talent. He was very good with numbers and hiding money. He made himself useful to powerful people and they brought him into their circle. Another is just good luck. And my question would be to that. What's luck? Right, right. Luck has always somehow suggests that there's something here that can't, isn't quite normal. It's not just hard work. It's good luck. And, you know, we can also press that a little further and go, it's a Faustian bargain that at some point Jeffrey Epstein made a deal, who knows, maybe with the same demon that was possessing Wexner. Now this is just, you know, these are the stranger possibilities. But you've got this unprecedented success. You've got the wealth and power accumulated by this Brooklyn nobody. And you gotta explain it somehow, Professor.

B (65:34)

Well, I've done a number of interviews recently with ex CIA whistleblowers, particularly Kevin Shipp, who's written a couple of books. And what the CIA did to his family is in many ways demonic. The CIA practices in Satanism. Even on the CIA secret base where he lived, he witnessed his children, witnessed like satanic ritualism, creatures walking in the woods with like giant goat heads on. And of course, then you've got Epstein's connections to the CIA and Mossad. I just can't help but think of these deep demonic satanic connections here and the, the luck that you're talking about with that hidden hand of the CIA in many ways running things. What do you make of those CIA demonic satanic connections here with Epstein and this?

E (66:30)

Well, there are two ways to look at something like demonic satanic connections. And one of the ways that it's generally presented is that none of it's real. It's a dog and Pony show put on to deceive and scare the masses or the ignorant in some way. You've got dark figures walking around in the woods with goat heads on. That's someone in a costume. I mean, that's. That's an easy way of sort of explaining that this isn't real. These are just sort of humans doing this to manipulate others through fear.

B (67:07)

Right.

E (67:08)

And it can be just that. I mean, this. This is the problem that we have with so many things. I think this is one of the things that people just often won't look at. It's. It's difficult to separate truth from fiction, the real from the thing that pretends to be real. And I don't think in many cases we really can sort that out. You know, if you're out of the woods and you see this, what actually did you see? What was that? You know, if you can't run up, tackle the ground and pull the head off and see whether it comes off, you don't really know for sure. But it's confusing. Confusing. It's frightening. It conjures up all kinds of possible ideas. And that, I'd argue, is the real point that is particular why the real point as to why intelligence operatives would use this.

C (68:07)

Yeah, right. But you also don't know if someone sincerely puts on these symbols in order to appeal to what they perceive as a darker power. They could very well be doing this. And. And they obviously did illegal and. And sadistic things to innocent people. And maybe they had to believe that it was part of some darker calling because otherwise most humans are not capable of hurting other people in this way.

E (68:44)

Well, the question of sincerity, I mean, this is the thing that we spend most of our lives trying to figure out. We deal with other people. And the question dealing with most people is that not what did they say, but what did they mean? How sincere are they? You don't have to believe in Satan in order to use that image in. To manipulate others.

C (69:15)

Sure.

E (69:16)

So, I mean, an example of that in a way is, you know, maybe one of the most famous Satanists in American culture in the 20th century, Anton LaVey, the guy who founded the Church of Satan in 1966 and in San Francisco. LaVey didn't really believe any of it. I mean, if we can take him at his word, I mean, he knew this. He was, in some ways, he was a very ambitious former carnival and circus performer, and he knew that this was appealing. It was the type of thing that would draw people in. You know, it had a certain sex appeal to them. And he was fairly successful about that. But at one point he actually told the FBI that he knew that most of the people who belonged to his church were, you know, kooks and perverts of one form or another. But, you know, they gave him the money, but he didn't believe and he never actually professed to anyone so far. Now to actually believe in a physical devil, the most he would argue is that Satanism represented enlightened self interest. And, you know, Lavey was running a 247 Halloween party that was his version of this. So he's someone who, while running something called the Church of Satan, doesn't really take it seriously. And I don't think many of the people in it. Now the one thing that it did do is that it did actually attract people who wanted to worship the devil and then became disappointed when they found out that they weren't doing that. So some of them then would break away and form other groups. So it's a powerful form of, of symbolism and it's, you know, you can argue you can basically present yourself as the most iron willed atheist you want, but still there are certain, there are certain psychological archetypes and atavistic fears that can be tapped into.

C (71:26)

Right?

E (71:27)

Yeah, go ahead.

C (71:28)

May I clarify? What I think you're saying is that these demonic symbolism is a costume to put on to achieve these nefarious goals. And it almost doesn't matter what they believe or not. What they did was sadistic evil to innocent people.

E (71:50)

That exactly is the point. They're doing very bad things. Now, whether they're doing bad things in the service of Satan literally, or whether they're doing bad things using satanic imagery in the sacred cause of national security. Well, the end results are the same. People are tormented and destroyed, physically or mentally. That's just one of those things that might have to be done under those circumstances.

C (72:24)

What do you mean? Why, why does that have to be done?

E (72:29)

Well, their idea to protect. They are going to be to protect national security. So there's. I could give you a. Something I was actually just sort of working on before this meeting. It actually has to do with a fellow by the name of. You may have heard of this, you've heard of a guy named Paul Benowitz.

B (72:47)

Sure.

E (72:48)

Paul Bennewitz was an American businessman, physicist, lived in New Mexico and was very interested in what he was interested in UFOs. And he had a certain amount of tech savvy and he began intercepting messages that he thought were messages between. And by the way, his view of UFOs and aliens was quite, well, satanic. They were bad, they were evil, they were plotting to take over the world. It was like a whole science fiction movie come come to life. In this case, they were essentially demonic beings. And what he had actually done is that he had accidentally eavesdrop on a very secret NSA satellite communications system out of Kirtland Air Force Base in New Mexico. And he was trying to decipher these images. He could get the images, but he wanted to listen to them. And he was trying to figure out a way that he actually decipher them. And that freaked people in the Air Force out, freaked people in the NSA out. Because this guy had the tech savvy that if he, if we let him do this, he'll eventually he's going to blow the whole thing. This is going to jeopardize national security. Oh, and then they found out something else. The nsa, whose job is to listen in on things, was listening in on a Soviet block communication in which someone mentioned that, oh, this guy Benowitz could be a useful source of information. I mean, look, he's spending his spare time spying on an Air Force base and he's picking up signals. Well, now that made him, in the eyes of the NSA and of Air Force intelligence, a security threat. Bennett didn't think he was a security threat. He thought he was helping them. He was trying to brief the Air Force of what he thought these evil demonic aliens were up to. They then set out, there's a whole longer story here. To essentially go in and not tell him he was wrong, but tell him, oh, you're absolutely right. In fact, it's even worse than you believe. And they've got underground bases and they're mutilating cattle, they're abducting people, they're doing all of these horrible things. They took what he already believed or was inclined to believe and they weaponized that against him, fed him a whole line of BS that amplified all of his fears. And what did they end up doing? They ended up putting him in a mental hospital. They ended up gradually driving this guy into full blown insanity, destroying his credibility and pretty much his life. And they did that in the name of national security, all because he had in what he thought was a cause of good and of serving the nation and humanity, that he threatened to intrude on something where he wasn't supposed to be. And they deliberately set out to destroy him and they did it with impunity.

B (76:13)

When I look at these references to Ball in the Epstein files and these discussions about The Bohemian Grove and Abramovitz and all of these celebrities getting together and pretending that they're eating people and they're sitting there with a bloody corpse cake and they're eating it and they're a part of it. Do you think that that's just. I mean, at the end of the day, do you think that that's being performed? Or do you think that they're really called upon by some satanic force to be involved in these parties and involved in these groups and to carry out these horrible things against these children?

E (76:48)

Well, the simple answer is I don't know. And I'm not sure that they know. I mean, there's always this line between performance and reality. When and at some point a performance can become. It's a bit like a role playing the person, arguably, from an actor's standpoint, you have to immerse yourself in the character. You have to make it as real as possible. And therefore there is always in the process of imitation, in the process of acting or pretending, even in the process of what you can think of as a parody, that without knowing it, at some point, that can cross the line into, well, you can make it real by making it happen. I mean, I don't know. Did it start out that you just have a kind of. Of comical interest in. You're playing it being a cannibal. If you play that long enough, is there the possibility that you might actually become one? I mean, what does the mere fact that you're playing at cannibalism suggest about you and the other people who are there engaging in this action? That there's always a kind of interest there.

B (78:21)

Right.

E (78:22)

So again, someone or something that is looking to exploit that, that's all what you figure out. But to do what do people want?

C (78:33)

And furthermore, can you inspire others with this doctrine, which is what this satanic church you said did. He didn't have to believe it, but he could present it to other people who wanted to believe it, and they could therefore use it. Because we saw some of the most evil politicians involved in this. This. Those people had already murdered through their career. And so this is. It's almost like a. Like a backward justification of the life they've already led. An email we showed last week between Larry Summers and Jeffrey Epstein. Actually, it was a text exchange saying, we're looking for academics who will publish research showing that all of us are Jekyll and Hyde, but were more Hyde than Jekyll, meaning they wanted to validate their base nature. And so I guess what you're trying to say is whether or not that's actually run by the devil. We can't prove that right now, but they clearly exploited it. Am I correct?

B (79:36)

They wore the shirt, they wore the sweater. They tried to play the game and be a part of it.

E (79:43)

I mean, here are the dangerous things that we have that we know we have to deal with, okay? We can sit around and debate the physical. Theologians can debate the devil. What we can't debate is that human beings, although most people are nice and cooperative, most of the time they are that until they're not. They are also quite capable of being deceptive, selfish and violent. The one thing, let's face it, that you have to fear in this world more than anything else are not bears or crocodiles or even demons necessarily. They are other human beings bent upon some kind of an agenda and the ways in which they can justify those agendas. You know, I'm not sure that people have to be possessed by devils. They just can't become them. Them.

B (80:43)

Yeah, it's, I appreciate, I, I appreciate your nuanced. I, I, I really do. I'm, I'm, I'm, I'm sort of sitting here really ingesting what you're saying and I, I appreciate the nuanced take on this, like, this idea. I think our chat room is like, maybe a, a lot of them would want to say, yeah, it's clearly Satan. It's running this entire operation. Right, it's clearly the devil that's running, running this entire operation. But I think if I'm wrong, correct me, but your point is that a lot of these people, many ways they're playing the role of it, or maybe they didn't initially become that, but they wanted to be a part of this inside group that's sort of playing this performative role of it. And, and is the devil really driving it? I don't know.

C (81:27)

How can we know? We're humans.

E (81:29)

Devil. That's, that would be their, their in, in the old witch cults. Well, there probably still are witch cults around, but if you go back to the 16th, 17th centuries and, and you look at what were called the witch cults in Europe, the way central figure in a lot of their meetings was a figure that was simply called the Devil. This, this was the figure that would often preside over the sabbats and, and the, the meetings that they would have. And this was a figure that was usually adorned in fur. They might have cloven hoofs, you know, the whole sort of baphomet, satanic goat God sort of come to life. They would perch on a rock or in a tree stump and they would hold court. But even one of the things that was generally acknowledged at the time, even in the transcripts of which trials and interrogations it was admitted, was that this was a person in a costume. It was a person who was embodying the God, who was embodying Pan or Satan or however they wish to describe him by dressing up like him, and by dressing up in that way, they were to assume a certain amount of power. So it was both that this is a person in a costume, but this person in a costume represents this greater power. Again, people, different people in the meeting might have taken that on different levels of seriousness. But it's a. To go back to something I mentioned before, the appeal in much of this, the question is to say, yeah, what do all these rich freaks get out of this? I mean, don't they have enough money to buy anything they want? Yeah, well, part of it comes at this concept of transgression, of deliberately breaking moral, physical, any kind of laws that you have. So, for instance, you know, normal morality says you're not supposed to eat people. Well, let's try it and see what happens. Normal law says that you're not supposed to have sex with children. Well, the whole concept here is that anything which is forbidden is in some way a secret path or a quick and dirty path to wisdom. And it's a. Well, you've heard this, this idea which has gained a certain amount of popularity, that we're living in a simulation that, you know, it's all the Matrix. You know, somebody made a movie about the Matrix and now that's caught on as if it's real. Notice how people can do that. But one of the ideas is that it, if reality as we know it is a kind of simulation, if it's just some sort of extremely elaborate cosmic video game, then one, nothing in it is actually real. That most ordinary people, I'll tell you the way I think that the way that Epstein and a lot of his buddies tended to look at ordinary people, they look at us like we're NPCs, we're non player characters in their video games. We really don't count, right? Our lives, our death, our suffering isn't real any more than that of some electronically generated character in a video game. So the idea about the Matrix is that it's this reality that we're trapped in. You know, it's a reality created by the demiurge, by some sort of jealous God. However, you want to imagine it and that the. And the idea is that how you break out of this is to simply begin to disobey that you, you begin to break the rules and you just do whatever it is that you're told you're not supposed to do. And you keep doing that until the idea goes you, you cause the matrix to collapse and to reveal the actual reality which is beyond that. Now, is that all a bunch of BS that you know, that credulous people believe to justify their evil actions? Well, that's one explanation. It isn't necessarily the only one. So it's the obsession often comes in trying to define things here. Again, what we want to do is we want to put a word on something. We want to come up with some neat word that will completely explain to us what Jeffrey Epstein was, what his world represents. And that would then give us somewhat some sense of pretend power over it, which we wouldn't have. Just look at what they do, okay? Look at the, the evil that they as human beings perpetuate on others. That itself is bad enough. That's the stuff which is prosecutable.

G (86:50)

Go.

E (86:50)

However much we do it, we're never going to bring, put the devil on trial, but we can put Jeffrey Epstein, others like him on trial, which of course, we seemingly were, or by we, I mean, our authorities were quite reluctant to do for a long time. Okay. There are the questions to be to be asked, okay? What they do is evil, regardless of whether it's inspired by their own flawed natures or whether it's described by demonic possession. The result is the same. That's what we have to see. That's what we have to punish.

B (87:27)

Right at the heart of it. It's almost like a scapegoat in a lot of ways.

C (87:31)

Well, it seems, I mean, we now have new evidence that he ordered this occultist book by Donald Michael Craig, you know, on Kabbalistic sex magic. But he was already practicing it, so it's like he didn't need it to begin the evils. He maybe was looking for a paradigm to stick to his evils. And we can never know which came first, the chicken or the egg. It's not truly knowable.

E (87:59)

No.

C (88:00)

Right. Well, thank you for your. Yeah, right. I mean, we can see it. We can be, you know, scandalized by it. We can be horrified by it at time, the same, same time, you know, we can ever hopefully relate to what these people were truly like. So thank you for your expertise. It was a pleasure to talk to you for the first time.

G (88:19)

Okay.

E (88:20)

My Pleasure.

B (88:21)

Thanks, Professor.

C (88:22)

All right.

E (88:22)

Okay, bye.

F (88:23)

Bye.

C (88:25)

Okay, so what are we going to do, guys? We need a palate cleanse over that one. What do you think?

G (88:33)

I mean, I, I appreciate it. I followed along quite well with it. And I mean, I think, I think in a lot of ways it's very similar to my take that we're like the, the if, if the devil made them do it or not, like, like, without acknowledging the devil, what they did still stands. So, like, if. I don't need, I don't need to believe in the devil to know that what they did was absolutely evil.

B (88:53)

Right.

G (88:54)

And so. Yeah, and I think that was my takeaway from that.

C (88:58)

Right. Yeah, it does seem like what. And I appreciate his take that there are all kinds of evil symbology that they could lob on to, to justify what they were doing and spread it. That seems to be true. You don't have to know exactly what that dark energy is or whether or not it was actually possessing them to know that they used it for justification, for validation of what they were up to.

F (89:21)

Well, and a lot of, a lot of, a lot of times it's other people, you know, associating the symbology. It's like they did these things, and this thing symbolizes that, that. So therefore it must be this thing.

C (89:33)

Right?

G (89:34)

Yeah, well, yeah, and humans, I think, in general are ritualistic. Like, we, we have so many rituals. It doesn't have to be like a religious ritual, but, but I'm sure that, like, these sick bastards were engaging in a lot. They probably had a lot of ritual surrounding this, and it probably just felt neat to them to have a figurehead of BAAL or, or, you know, or Baphomet or whatever they want. You know, it's like it, so it's, but it's like, like at the end of the day, it doesn't matter if those beings actually exist, if they really have any influence. It's like the, the what these people are doing is evil. You don't, you don't need that other justification on top of it.

C (90:07)

Right, right. Yeah. And I'm sure if they, if they are, if they had any humanity in them, they could put it away from themselves. With these paradigms, that's an easy way to not feel any kind of guilt or, or remorse or anything like that. Like in the Harry Potter books, remorse is the one thing that Voldemort cannot do. He cannot have it near him. Right. And so this evil paradigm allows you to take that away from yourself.

B (90:37)

Mark Cunningham in our chat room says Baal and Molech never did nothing. People do these things and blame the devil for it and then people say they're the devil.

C (90:46)

Right. It's a convenient escape.

B (90:49)

Goat.

C (90:49)

Absolutely.

B (90:50)

JCB says they are literally using their. Your religion to protect themselves.

C (90:55)

Right.

E (90:56)

Yeah.

C (90:56)

I think that that was a brilliant point that we hadn't, you know, I guess we're like, is it real? What's the, you know, is it going to get us that kind of thing. They did this. They did this and then went looking for the, you know, justification to do this. Or I mean, maybe it was in them to begin with. Who knows? Right. But the rest of us can see it and say, this is absolutely not in human nature. You need. Yeah. So anyway, tomorrow is Lunar New Year. I'm not going to wash my hair this week. And so that's what I'm going to do to, you know, whether or not that's real or not. There's a ritual that I'm going to do because that's what you're supposed to do on Lunar New Year. And I need some kind.

F (91:35)

I will not wash mine in solidarity.

C (91:37)

There we go. You know, I need some kind of cleanse from this. I need some good luck from this. I need to take this off of me.

B (91:43)

Thank you for the $20 super chat here. Greg Pie says Dr. Spence successfully documents the history of Hidden. They disappear fast.

F (91:51)

We'll change that time.

B (91:53)

Yeah, sorry. Hidden Control. He understands that we are up against unseen forces. This is among the most important education for humanity and my primary focus. Thank you, Greg. Yeah, I mean, by the way, Dr. Spence is. Is one of the most foremost authorities on the occult in the United States. And as one of our team members points out, he's done academic level breakdowns on these demonic secret societies, these elites, you know, Bohemian Grove Ball, like all of it. So, you know, small red barn says, I love your show. Thank you so much for raiding RoboCoon the chickens. And I appreciate you. RoboCoop.

D (92:40)

Yeah.

F (92:40)

We were supposed to raid the Crucible, but they weren't live one day. So we raided a channel that's just a live feed of chickens in a coop.

B (92:49)

Love it. A country that protects pedophiles and not children is. Is not a country anymore. It's real, Kit. Walter. Walter's music says, please don't write this stuff off. It's real.

C (93:05)

I don't think we are writing this stuff off. But again, it can be real and it can also be true that these people were just using it.

B (93:13)

Two things can you be true, right, that it Is real, which I 100% believe it's real. Absolutely. But to his point, my question about the CIA and when I had Kevin Shipp on the CIA whistleblower and he talked about these at that CIA secret base where his family witnessed somebody dressed in like a baphomet walking through the forest, like it's clearly somebody from the CIA wearing a costume, doing something, whether it's to like manipulate people, scare Kevin and his family, like, you know what I mean? And so his point about those old witch, you know, the old witch ceremonies where you'd have baphomet being dressed up and sitting on a tree stump and all of that, like they're performing it. Do they believe it? And also can it. Is it real? It is real. I believe it's real. You know, I think, you know, absolutely.

G (94:09)

I just, I guess I look at it like, you know, like in the case of like, like murder, like if somebody murders somebody and says, well, the devil made me do it. And I'm like, well yeah, but you know, like you haven't demonstrated the devil. You, But I can't demonstrate you, you killed that person and that's wrong. Wrong. And then if that person can suddenly demonstrate the devil, like the devil pops out and says, yo, I'm the devil. And I'm like, oh, I guess the devil is real and that guy killed somebody. That's still wrong. Like it just doesn't matter. Like in, at the end of it, like if you can demonstrate the things to me, I mean that's just my take on like if you can demonstrate these things that exist to me without just saying because I know or I feel then like great. But at the end of the day for me it doesn't matter because the crime is still the crime time. And yeah, look at how many for.

C (94:53)

For, for spiritual minded people it would matter because you want to see how embedded is the devil in your society. Are you welcoming the devil into your society? And, and you know, if we're talking about like litigation, we're not litigating. The people who did this in the name of demonic forces were not doing it. So it clearly it's a. Okay in the society we live in. So you can take it from a practical sense which you're saying this needs to be wrong, the person who did it needs to be prosecuted. But they're not. And from a spiritual sense, what dark forces are driving it and are going to continue to drive it. And how do we continue to let that in to our society? So we can, we can absolutely look at it from both perspectives I think.

B (95:38)

And we should kit Walter's music says I'm doing a video on it and I can send you it if you want. Want. Thank you. Appreciate it.

F (95:45)

Well I was going to say look at the serial killers and stuff that are that try to use. You know they're like oh I think I can use the devil and and plead insanity.

C (95:52)

Yeah, yeah, right.

B (95:54)

Mike Guy, why are the government authorities not worried the alien UFOs will not attack the satellites? 699 super chat. Thank you. Well, because they're working with them, that's why. And in the secret space program we've been working with them. Even Congressman Tim Burchett just admitted that the other day day. So this isn't like pie in the sky stuff anymore. Green Eyed Lass says 499 super chat says read about subetinant frankenism redemption through sin. 1666 Bad Jewish Messiah.

C (96:28)

Okay.

B (96:30)

Thank you. Baikanowitz. Please watch Europa the Last Battle documentary. People were talking about Europa last week on the show.

C (96:38)

Yeah, yeah.

B (96:41)

I think that's all the super chats we've got. I think that's it. We got here on super chat side and Rumble Rants. But thank you guys so much for hanging out with us today. Really appreciate it and all right, that's going to do it for our super chats. Well, thank you guys. We're going to be back tomorrow at 4pm Eastern Time. Daryl Cooper is going to be joining us tomorrow on the show and we're going to deep dive some more of this and so much more to talk about. So thank you guys for joining us. We'll see you back here tomorrow at 4:00pm Eastern Time. Have a great night.