Cornell Professor UNLOADS on Charlie Kirk Case Evidence & Worst Clinton Scandal Ever | Dave Collum

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And then so I sent it off to Brendan Eich, who wrote Brave and wrote Firefox and was pre-IPO Netscape, who's a smart bastard. He said, I see your point, but got the same. So I wrote a much shorter version of what I would have written. It's also video-based. It's also video-based, and I'm writing, so it's hard to make the case. So I said, okay, here's the links. Here's what I think went on. I don't know. I had also seen Ashley Vab before she got shot. And I go, how is that possible? I'd seen some. I recognized her. You had seen her? I'd recognized her from a video somewhere. And I go, that seems awfully coincidental. Like a video that she. Yeah, where she was ranting about, you know, the election or something. I mean, that is who might go that day. Right, but there's 350 million people in this country. Yeah. So that's. A little on the weird side. I picked up photos of Ukrainian operatives in the crowd. You got Ukrainian operatives in the crowd. Ukrainian operatives. How do you know they were Ukrainian? Because picture the guy with QAnon shaman, and picture the guy in Ukraine with the WAF and the SS symbol on his helmet. Same guy, right? And then there was, remember Ray Epps? Oh, yeah. Clearly a fat. Let's go. Remember John Sullivan. Which one was he? John was the fair-skinned black guy who filmed Ashley Babbitt getting shot and was also supposedly Antifa. And I went back and read Antifa posts on Twitter, and they all said, don't trust him, he's a fed. Oh, whoa, this guy. There we go. John Sullivan. This is from NBC. Yeah, that guy. And January 6th, rioter who sought to incite violence by Trump supporters sentenced to six years. Yeah, well, guess what? He got out. And also, he's potentially expendable. Now, you can work for the FBI and think you're on the same team and not realize that you are about to get written out on the plot. Sure. So, I see John Sullivan. He'd been raised to hell through George Floyd riots and stuff. He'd been everywhere. And I start digging into John Sullivan, and what you find out, first of all, the Antifa guy said he's a fed. He films Ashley Babbitt getting shot. What a coincidence. And he goes in there with a journalist. She didn't get arrested. And, um. And then I see pictures of him talking to Ray Epps. I go, what's going on here? Now, here's. I've told this story a few times. What is your image of Antifa? It's a loser, right? I mean, it's a terrible loser. This is a guy with nothing left in life, right? This is a guy who's homeless. This is a guy, right? These are guys being recruited for, you know, someone's giving them drugs to go out. I think pretty much anyone that, you know, and I. Peaceful, regular protest is constitutional, and I fully support it. I just don't think it works, because I think largely whenever you see any sort of political movement that's going on. There's someone behind it. and people show up, it's not even just that there's someone behind it. The fact that there's always someone behind it with money makes the point entirely, which is that it's people who have nothing fucking going on in their life. John Sullivan was a nationally ranked cyclist. FBI or Antifa? FBI. Right. Yeah. Right. So, I don't really tell this story in all its glory, although I provide enough information where it's on record. Three years later, Cheryl Atkinson sits down with the tapes and two federal agents, and they go through the tapes and going, this is wrong, this is wrong, this is wrong, this is wrong. Thank you. So, I reached out to Cheryl and was chatting with her a little about it. She doesn't want to hear about the things she missed, because she'd already done the story. Right. Right. So, that's what I do comfortably, and that is I spot something that I go, there's just. You know the book, Blink? By Malcolm Gladwell. Gladwell. Yeah. Brilliant book. Yeah, brilliant. The subconscious mind goes, nope. Yep. Nope. Nope. Nope. Nope. Something's wrong. It's an opening chapter about the ancient statue that the Getty Museum studied for 14 months and paid 10 million bucks to buy, and some expert walked in there and said, it's fake. Just, boom. It's fake. Not even a preamble. It's fake. They go, what do you mean it's fake? They go, something's wrong. They brought in more experts. One turned to them and said, you pay for it? And more experts came in. So, for 14 months, they studied it, and they all missed it, and then the story unraveled. Right? So, the subconscious mind does amazing things. It tells you something's wrong. That's how we survive. That's evolution. Right? You go, there's something wrong here. The birds aren't chirping. There's something wrong. Right? So, there must. You know, something's wrong. There must be a lion lurking in the savannah. But they program us to say there's nothing wrong at all times. Or they program us to see everything that's wrong. Right? So, it's really getting complicated now. Yes. Noise. So, I dig into all sorts of stuff, and some stuff I just don't have the patience for. Now, on a daily basis, you get enough stuff that would dwarf the Watergate scandal, for example. Oh, yeah. Which, by the way, was a total. We have 37 Watergates in the last three months. Yeah, yeah, yeah. The Watergate was a total psyop to get Nixon out of office, right? You think so? Oh, yes. All right. Hold that thought. I just got to go to the bathroom. Go for it. But I want to hear about this. All right. Watergate. You were saying? I haven't read a lot about this. You know who's written about this a lot? You didn't talk to him about it. Nick Bryant. Has he really? Yeah. I think he wrote a book on it. On Watergate. On Watergate. He might have mentioned that, but that's stovepiped in there somewhere. I thought it was really evil of you to put up Nick Bryant, followed by. Followed by Brett Weinstein before bringing me. I'm going, you know, I'm the warm-up band, guys. It's not fair to put me after that. Nah, you're the clean-up hitter. Okay, I'm batting clean-up. Yeah. Yeah, they're on base. No, I am. I like. I'm a big fan of Nick Bryant, too. We've had a lot of long discussions. We've had podcasts. We've had. And he is a great resource. And I don't know if you talked to him off-camera, but there's things that he knows, but he doesn't know, sort of airtight court of law knows that he won't say, but by phone, he will. And by, presumably, if he chatted with you, he would. That's a good. But that's the thing. But that's what he has to do. That's a good journalist doing that, yeah. So the Watergate story is quite simple, actually. The entire burglary crew are CIA guys. Let's start with that. You say, well, but someone went to jail. I go, that's what they do. I mean, that's like an assignment. They probably went to some club. Fed got filet mignon, right? That's an assignment. They had to do it. Sheep dipped. Yeah. And Deep Throat was second in the FBI. That was the source for Bernstein and. That's right. Yeah. And Woodward, that was his first gig as a reporter. Yeah. What was he before he was a reporter? Navy intelligence. Yeah. What part of that story adds up to. It's a little strange. Yeah. It would seem like. If that's the argument that's made and there's evidence there and there seems to be some evidence, it's a classic entrapment plot. Yeah. And Nick's was very popular. And the question is why. And we'll never know that. It might have been because he implied he knew who shot Kennedy or something. I don't know. Could have been. But I don't care about that. They just wanted him out for some reason. Could have been a lot of things. Maybe turn against Israel. I don't know. That's where it gets interesting, too. Because it's like, if you look at that, I've talked with some people off camera as well who have walked me through some of the Watergate stuff and it's sketchy, for sure. But you wonder, like, you see that story a couple months ago where that woman, what was it, Steve? She was, like, going to bomb something. You know what I'm talking about? So it turned out to be this lady got radicalized, air quotes there, on Islam. And she's American. And she went that way. And then it turned out she was working, I guess, unbeknownst to her, with some undercover agents who were pushing her psychologically to do that. And then she said, I'm going to blow the place up or whatever. So obviously, yeah, a woman's alleged ISIS radicalization unfolded online before. Yeah, the FBI can't solve a crime unless they set it up. Right. So when I see a story like this, I go, well, obviously they found someone who's pushable, someone who's a little crazy, a little off, who then did agree to do something that's pretty bad. And you're like, yeah, I don't love having that person on the street. But there's equal or more blame on the people who are doing the Joker just a little push. Oh, way too much. Like the Whitmer kidnapping and showing. Exactly. That's evil. It's evil. So here's the question. How broadly based is it? I think if there's one thing we've learned in the past, say, decade or so, it is much more broadly based than we thought. And I look at it as a prime, one of the main things you need to immediately evaluate in any situation for pretty much anything that could happen. Right. So I am debilitated. by a bias that i know i have and that is that um i think mk ultra which i thought was internet legend and i was way off when did you first hear about mk ultra oh years ago but i thought it was just bullshit and then i then i read about the church commission everything i said holy shit that was absolutely positively real so then i went through all the books poisoner in chief and all this shit right you're a chemistry guy too so that's right right and and and chaos which is a brilliant book and strange scenes in the canyon and there's just so many of these books and and i realize mk ultra is very real i also don't believe it failed and i don't believe i don't believe that they stopped that's right right so the question is how broadly basis is so for example there's some status of maybe this is not even true that nine shooters which by the way i would say within an error bar i would think all the shooters were not just just crazy kids what shooters you name them kids who walk into elementary school shoot up the place interesting i think they're all all being now this this is the bias right so i see mk ultra everywhere i turn around now you get things like uvalde where the guy goes in and shoots up the place the cops don't go in at all for 78 fucking minutes question question real quick dave yeah because it is sketchy sorry is it even simpler as a program and here's what i mean by that question is that the only thing you can do right now is run a mk ultra and then it was like wow hit the hit the gold mine right yeah we can't we can't do this anymore right oh we stopped and you rebrand it you do something else maybe i also change the divisions of that branch and maybe one division of whatever things they do there is you know what we're going to really start pushing these things called ssris well let nat let nature there's no way i'm letting you off that hook okay i'm going to the ssris and snris because my wife and i are going to go to the ssris and snris because my wife and i are going to the ssris and snris because my wife was on them now so you're running mk ultra if you read something like annika lucas watch your podcast kathy o'brien there were truly enormous numbers of kids who are in that program you got the the gats program gifted and talented students program yeah and and and i was on a podcast with a guy named monarch gray who who claims to be a victim i say claims if you hear this gray i i'm not doubting i just have i have to put a question mark on everything in this world and we did a podcast and i finally said does everyone involved in this program do they go through torture he says yes everyone so so annika tells stories it brings podcasters to tear she says she was in a room with a bunch of these kids she said she was hungry the guy leaves the room comes back brings a half rotten carcass makes them all eat it that's what brainwashing is they give her at some point a puppy the first thing in her life in any way brings joy they make her kill it right so this is what these psychopaths do to break them so you get dissociative identity disorder you fracture the personalities then you reassemble them and here here's i had an epiphany when i was watching a documentary called the mind of a dog it's about working dogs you breed them some of them flunk out when you finally get them you say okay we got all these dogs they're not the same they're not identical this blob of a labrador let's give that to the guy with ptsd let's give this real smart one to the blind woman right let's and they pair them up i think they do that with mk ultra so i think uh i think born identity for example is a documentary let's let's go there i i think i think hollywood seems to fictionalize reality to me eyes wide shut yeah oh you know they make these stories the kubrick thing was a real interesting discussion you did where where where vivian said no they didn't cut pieces that's not relevant to me because as you said it's a twisted plot even if they didn't that's right um i actually i genuinely don't think it when you go watch it five times i genuinely don't think it matters that it doesn't matter i think he really doesn't i think the message still comes yeah so so so if mk ultra is then so now we could play a game this is like a family feud you know you stand up there and you got the buzzer and you hit it and he says you know name someone who's mk ultra now here's what i'll tell you i think i can spot them not all of them obviously but there's certain personality traits that really jump out at me so if you watch them one of them's a very flat personality there's a kind of a flatness you're trying to recover from having your brain fried you're not exactly going to be perky right right i watched a woman giving a ted talk on why pedophilia is a choice right what is ted doing but i watched and i realized i go she's been trafficked look at her she's been trafficked so then one day a second you so you saw that someone giving a ted talk on right yeah they're trying to just they're trying to downgrade pedophilia to to preference yes i i knew you'd like that story um here's a question i'd like to ask people 350 000 kids disappeared coming over the border right mainstream media doesn't even question that number they cite it have you ever heard mainstream media say where the fuck they go nope but we've done it on this show right and i do it on podcasts it's it's horrible i do not believe there's enough pervs in the world to consume 350 kids 350 000 kids a year if if you look at official stats globally it's like a million five million it's all over the place because they're very hard to measure you go uh you know it's called when when there's a a situation where a house breaking loose and the kids are sitting ducks it's called harvest season where's harvest season well let's start with ukraine there's there's over a million kids there's there's more than a million kids missing fathers jesus christ east block you talk to nick bryan about this east block is is wildly active for for trafficking and and they don't grab kids off the street in hoboken it's not worth it because the whole the whole community would rise up and try to solve the problem right yeah one of if not the most common dms i get on instagram are many of you asking me what my favorite books are well today's your lucky day because if you're not a fan of the book you're not a fan of the book if you use the link in my description below to join my newsletter i'm going to give you my top 10 book recommendations right now also if you'd like to join my clipping community for a chance to make money producing content from the show you can do so via the discord link in my description below and finally you can join my patreon for early uncensored releases of the full episodes via the patreon link in my description below as always please take one second to hit that subscribe button if you haven't already i really appreciate that also the like button's a big help and you can join my newsletter via the link in the description below they just go to some guy so i'm on a i'm on a podcast for him tony schaffer a zoom call is the same zoom group senator ron johnson um um um all the anti-vaxxers bobby kennedy uh you name it they were on it and tony schaffer's an army former army search tony schaffer you'll find s-h-a-f-f-e-r it's t-s spooky on on twitter and he is everywhere he is one of these guys where you see pictures of him with rumsfeld all these he is he is he is this guy yeah that's the guy right there oh he he looks spooky he's not a no he's a good guy he's a good guy he's not a colonel he starts the zoom call saying i'm not a colonel they just gave me that rank and um and so i at the end of his zoom call i said tony i'm interested in the role of of trafficking in geopolitics why no one would do that for fun because i've been trying to explain what gret brett called the gravitational force why are politicians making decisions that just don't make sense yeah why and i figured it's got to be there's something hanging over him and i got onto this theme and i couldn't get off it so tony schaffer's on there i said tony i'm interested in the role of trafficking geopolitics he starts talking about epstein i should have let him keep talking i thought i understood epstein he might have told me some shit i didn't understand when was this this was probably 2022 years ago it was after epstein died yeah okay um probably around there maybe 2023 four i don't know and and i after he talks a little bit about epstein i said we kind of have a beat on him although we didn't i think he the trafficking and that the kids were a smaller percentage of his world oh he did a lot he did a lot of other shit too yeah um but i'm not sure he's dead by the way um neither am i you know the funniest conspiracy don't let me get distracted from tony the funniest conspiracy theory of them all funniest the funniest this is the funniest what's the funniest so you look at epstein's profile and the gurney the dead guy the ear the ear the nose especially right so it's not him it looks like a substitute and someone points out see this guy in the mets cap right there and there's a guy sitting in a mets cap in a game and you got that could be him couldn't he died two weeks earlier and and there wasn't a lot of no fanfare anything hillary's brother come on yeah search hillary's brother he died a couple weeks before epstein and i'm sitting there going okay Low probability, but I'm peeing in my pants every time I think of this. This is funny. So you're sitting there, you're a. And you're right there on the left. Yeah, Tony Rodham. Right there on the left. So you're at Langley and you go, we need to get a car because it looks like Epstein. And you see that and you go, oh, we have got to do this. Right? Oh, we are going to be on the hall of shame after we. Right? You know it. You go, we have got to do this one, right? Oh, that's the place they had to look. Guy right next to Hillary? They couldn't find a dead homeless guy? Tony Rodham Clinton and Epstein just to get. Oh, boy. Just another way to run your game. New users, download the PrizePix app today and use code SPOTIFY to get $25 instantly and bonus packs when you buy your first $5 pack. PrizePix, run your game. 18 plus eligible areas, terms apply, collect responsibly. Traditional home security only alerts you after a break-in. And that's too late. SimpliSafe is changing that. Stop, this is SimpliSafe. We don't just alert. 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He had some pretty cold takes on the Epstein stuff. He was like doing content with, with that fucking retard. What's his name? Doesn't even matter. I'm not going to give the guy attention. So the Clinton Foundation was all over Haiti. Clinton Foundation members were getting thrown in jail. They were having to bail them out. Laura Silsby. Search Laura Silsby. Laura Silsby. Laura Silsby. She, she several times got thrown in jail for trafficking in Haiti. And she. She got thrown in jail in Haiti? Yeah. It's hard to do. Yeah. Laura Silsby. The New Life Children. Children's Refuge case was an incident of an alleged kidnapping in the ensuing legal cases, which occurred in the aftermath of the Haiti earthquake in 2010. Right. Harvest season. We call it harvest season. Let me read this for people. This is interesting. On January 29th, 2010, a group of 10 American Baptist missionaries from Idaho attempted to cross the Haiti-Dominican Republic border with 33 Haitian children. 33? The group. Damn it. The group known as the New Life Children's Refuge did not have proper authorization. Authorization for transporting the children and were arrested on kidnapping charges. Missionaries denied any wrongdoing and claimed that they were rescuing orphans and leading them to the Dominican hotel, which was being transformed into an orphanage. Nine of the 10 missionaries were later released by the NLCR founder, Laura Silsby. Remained. She remained. She was the one that remained incarcerated in Haiti. By the time she went on trial on May 13th, the charges had been reduced to, quote, arranging irregular travel, unquote. And the prosecution said, the prosecution sought a six-month prison term. On May 17th, she was found guilty and sentenced to the time served in jail prior to the trial. So can we Google Laura Silsby and get more info on her? She does not have a wiki page. So she was involved with the foundation. So Laura Silsby gets married, changes her name. I can't remember what her new name is. What does she do now? She's high-ranking, possibly running, I can't remember, Amber Alert. No fucking way. Yes way. No fucking way. Yes way. This stuff goes on and on and on. That is fucking. You know, a movie I think about more and more for the symbolism that I thought had crazy symbolism when I watched it years ago and didn't think about any of this stuff, but a movie that I think I missed the irony of was Usual Suspects. I'm not sure I remember that. So that's the one where. Spoiler alert right here. Where Kevin Spacey plays. Oh, speaking of degenerate. But just ignore that for a second. He plays a cripple and he's in the middle of all these criminals who are doing all these crimes for this guy Kaiser Soze who no one sees and he's all powerful. And the whole movie is Chaz Palminteri as a detective sitting here with this cripple in his office and interrogating him about the things he witnessed when he was around all these other criminals. And he's like, "All right, get out of here." And then he realizes that's Kaiser Soze. And the movie ends with Kevin Spacey's feet walking like a cripple and then slowly normalizing. And he walks away smoking a cigarette because he was hiding in plain sight. And it's like, I'm gone. And the older I get, the more I realize most evil does hide. Most is a strong word. A lot of evil hides directly in plain sight. Fucking sight. Absolutely. Yeah. Absolutely. You're still trying to find a defense. Well, she changed her name. Oh, she changed her name? Yeah. She got married. Oh, okay. Well. I see that. This is where it's playing here. Since her release from detention in Haiti, Laura has returned to Idaho in 2015. She married and took the name Gaylor. Silsby is currently employed by software company AlertSense as their vice president of marketing. AlertSense works with the federal government and the federal government. It's the only company in the U.S. that's in the U.S. employed by software company alert sense as their vice president of marketing alert sense works with the federal government on fee on fema's integrated public alert and warning system one of ipaw's functions is to issue amber alerts during kidnapping now here's one of them if you want to find pedophiles you find organizations that are charged with taking care of children they've i think they have infiltrated them all i think you're right so the number of kids that are missing every year is is a number that's so enormous and so amorphous because you don't actually know which number is right but it's in the it's somewhere between mid six digits to mid single digit millions six digit hundred thousands to millions um i don't think there's that many pervs i don't think these kids are locked in basements i think they're being consumed consumed well um there are there appear to be cannibalistic people yeah right satanic cannibals are known um jerky right the jerky story which which came out of nowhere i don't i don't know anyone who knew about the word jerky as someone who has obsessively looked at this case for at that point it had been about it was six and a half years by that point because i really started looking at it when he died like heavy right i will tell you as dark as i already thought it was and i thought it was dark as fuck the emails opened up an extra door of things that are at least possibly true that's right that made me go what in the ever-living fuck is going on so here's where brett tells something very important and that is he he basically says you can't dismiss something yes right yes you can't so so you now have a hypothesis and the question is you have to dismiss it for other theories to hold up, for a theory to hold up. At one point, it was claimed that nine shootings in a row were transgender. That's not possible. I'll tell you what's not possible. January 6th, AI says there were about six to 80 cops on duty, right? It was really understaffed there's the guy who was said to be killed by virtue of the crowd that's not true the family said no he didn't get killed by the crowd but it is mysterious he went home that night and then died that's kind of weird yeah right he was 45 cops are generally pretty tough yeah four more committed suicide five out of 60 are dead i don't need any theory or any hypothesis to know that that number is wrong and people say wow it was really traumatic i go traumatic traumatic going into a trailer park and breaking up a fight that crowd was the most cop friendly crowd ever assembled now they got into scuffles but those guys were all pro-cop there were so many people in that crowd who would have protected a cop if tempers weren't flaring right i admit tempers flare but that can happen between friends right yeah um my friend my friend brandon buckingham was there as a journalist that day, just at like the rally, you know, not taking a side or anything, just like they're capturing for YouTube. And when I had Brandon here two and a half years ago, It came up on the podcast, because he released a video on it and everything, and he never went into the capital or anything like that, but he was like right there. And, you know, I, there, there were thoughts on it that I'm like, well, you know, why the fuck are people there? This, that, and the third, what we talked about on the podcast for a little bit, went back and forth, but then we really talked about it off the podcast and the stuff he saw. And that really made me step back and be like, all right, let's, let's get a little humble on this. Maybe some, I, I'd seen sketchy things. I'd seen like the cops just open up the gates and stuff like that. Like there was stuff that stuff definitely like, Hey, this wouldn't be the worst thing to happen. Well, also the fact they did that meant that the people walking in should have been arrested, right? That's what, that's what, that's important. Yes. But beyond that, all the other stuff too, you even want to get to the Ashley Babbitt stuff, which in the past, it seemed like pretty cut and dry to me. Not to me. I started, yeah. I started going, you know, maybe I don't fucking know on this. And you, and that's the thing, like you don't want to default to automatically being the opposite on stuff. I'm very careful with that. I follow evidence. But when new evidence comes up on things or evidence. That's what I looked at previously where I was only shown this and not the full picture. You have to be, it doesn't matter if you're sitting in my seat or whatever it is, like if you're anybody and you talk about these things with your friends or whatever, you got to be willing to be like, all right, maybe, maybe that's not what I thought. And just step back and let more things come out. And that's one of those where more comes out. That's what you do is you just passively observe. Yeah. And then, and then sometimes the plot just naturally thickens. And, and sometimes. Sometimes it doesn't. And sometimes I don't know what it is that lights me up. For example, the Charlie Kirk story has lit me up. One of the reasons is, is because it is either Tyler Robinson, plain and simple, lone gunman, crazy kid with that 10,000 mile stare. Yeah. That's the same 10,000 mile stare as other people that you see. Yeah. Um, or it's a very complicated, uh, uh, conspiracy, very complicated. The feds have been lying. The state governor was lying. The Israelis are probably lying, you know, it, it gets it. And that to me seems really important when you start whacking important people in our country. Yeah. And so that's why that's important to me. The guys here, here's their, there's a Rorschach test for Twitter. When I see someone, I think you can look at the Tyler Robinson case and think he did it. I don't have a problem with that. I don't think it's possible to look at it and not see that that is on thin ice. I don't think it's possible to look at the data. Oh, I agree. It's on very thin ice. Now, when you see the person come out and say overwhelming evidence, he did it. That person, in my opinion is lying. I agree. Now that tells you who are, who, who are getting the memo and one of the things that troubled me. So one day on Twitter, Megyn Kelly showed up, right? I don't know if you get this effect, but every once in a while you get one, you go, Oh, that's bad. That's bingo. Right? I just won Twitter. Bingo. Mm. Megyn Kelly, right? That's general. Oh, when she, when she followed you? General Flynn, right? Oh, that's Twitter. Bingo. Right? You know, so, uh, so, so once I get followed by someone and you go, holy fuck, I did not see that one coming. Right. And she showed up and I'm saying, this is great. And then, and she was calling spade a spade on some stuff. And I'll tell you the one thing she did do, she did a tremendous sleep. She did a bad coverup of James Aliphantus about some number of years ago. James Aliphantus is pizza boy. And it was totally designed to try to shut down that narrative and it was so obvious to me. James Aliphantus is a very dark and sketchy guy. I think pizza. It's very real. You do? Yes, I do. And, uh, and you know, the guy who's totally shot up the place, hit one hard drive and then he turns back. He's dead though. Hmm. Oh, what are the odds? Just tie up the loose ends. Aliphantus had a, had a, had a, was it, I don't remember what the account was, not Twitter, but something else. He was Jimmy Comet and there's all these pictures and they're sick fucking pictures. How does that, as a scientist looking at it, and it's not like this is your area of expertise, but how does a human being become interested in that? I think the psychopath. Paths are probably pretty genetic. You think it's, I think, hold on a second. What is that? Cause psych, psychopathy, sociopathy, if it's genetic, obviously like very bad, we can go through everything that is, but what about that then is correlated with, with, with infants? It's, it's coming up like 20 different ways. It depends on what is that? Okay. He's, he's going to keep trying. What? How is that? How are those all objectively bad things associated with those correlated with something like being a, being attracted to children? Um, I can't remember someone recently said it pretty well. Um, actually interesting, Eric Weinstein said it without providing details, but I think you get to a point where you can bang any chick you want, you can buy anything you want, you can do anything you want. We all need neurotransmitters. We all need something that lights our brain up. And when the normal things are no longer capable of doing it, I think you start digging deeper. I have an acquaintance who ran an addiction clinic, and he said he thought that addiction correlated well with deficient neurotransmitters, so that you were going for the neurotransmitters with the drugs, the people who were really prone to addiction. Yeah. And I think people are really prone to addiction. Others are not. We can all become junkies, but I don't think. I think there's a tremendous different response. My wife has been on killer painkillers 30 years. She can not take them. She can just not take them. She never uses a prescription up completely. For 30 years, hydromorphone, things like that. Do you mind me asking why she's. Oh, she's had many, many surgeries. She had a bad accident when she was 15. She has terrible health problems. And so she doesn't have an addictive personality. So let's talk about the healthcare system. Yeah. I hope she doesn't watch this. She'll get mad at me. They put her, because of the pain management, I mean, she had her spine fused, her neck fused, broken bones. I won't tell you the number of surgeries online, but. Oh, I did it online. Clip that. Yeah, well, just switch the camera to me. About to have a hip replacement. And they put her on Effexor 25 years ago, high dose, because there's some evidence that it helps pain management. She has a morphine pump embedded in her abdomen, goes straight to her spine. Um. What no one told me. What no one told her is you can't get off of Effexor. You're better off. I don't even want to say the drug, because we know it gets bleeped. Mm-hmm. Heroin. Mm-hmm. You'd be better off being on heroin. I guarantee you'd be better off being on heroin. And so she also has this thing where she can start vomiting for no reason. I actually think it's a seizure. I finally figured that out after about 20 years. It was episodic, a couple of months. And when that would happen, she couldn't take her Effexor. And that was posing a problem. So she said, I want to get off the Effexor. We read the standard protocol, and they tell you to taper off it. If you follow the standard protocol, you will never get off it. There is not a snowball's chance in hell you'll get off it. And then I started digging deeper. You want to find out about a drug, you don't ask Mayo Clinic. You don't ask any of those. You find the consumer. So I have this recommendation. If you ever take a new drug, go on Twitter and search the drug name. Start reading tweets. You will find the consumers. If you search Effexor, you will find lives ruined. So you will find people who said, I spent a year getting off the Effexor. I got to the point where I was breaking open the capsule and, like, counting the little nodules, tapering by one little nodule per week. So we're down to, like, half a milligram from 200 milligrams. So my wife went off it over eight weeks, not knowing. Complete disaster. Disaster. Disaster. So that's when I really dug in. And I actually did, you know, with enough followers, I can get a lot of help. But it's awful. I was on a Zoom call with Peter Bragan, who's a world-famous psychologist. And when I told her she was trying to detox off Effexor, he grimaced. It is the hardest. And it reached a point where I found some doctors who were addressing this seriously. And I didn't even tell her this. Some percentage of people, if they try to go off it, they can't. And this is not weak will. No, no, no. It will not let you go. So I was running into people saying I went off of Fexer 10 years ago and it's ruined into my life 10 years later and and so um he said some people when they go back on it doesn't work so i didn't bother to tell her that because that was our next option so she's 75 put her back on it she came right back but i don't think she would have survived three more months whoa and she's put up with horrible health problems yeah but i don't think she would have survived three more months now yet the health care system created this well part of it's the doctors prescribe it and they have no idea what they're doing that's right right and you got a whole generation of boomer doctors who've retired so now you got a bunch of guys who are trained formulaically what do you mean formulaically they're told let's go to the statins you this is formulaic you get your blood tested your your cholesterol counts too high they put you on statins i knew from years ago that they had shown that high cholesterol did correlate with heart attacks statins did correlate with lower cholesterol but they had never shown that by stepping on the statins you reduced heart attacks and death they just inferred that critical gap now what people so i went out so so her doctor want to put her on statins the real cost of a break-in isn't your valuables it's the feeling that your home stopped being safe simply safe keeps danger away from your family with three layers of protection one smart ai cameras and live us-based agents help stop intruders before they break in two we sound the alarm at points of entry three our agents request emergency response plans starting around a dollar a day right now get 70 off your new system with professional monitoring at simply safe.com spotify outdoor deterrence plans start at 49.99 a month visit simply safe.com licenses for alarm license information prize picks packs are here rip digital packs and get real basketball football and pokemon cards sell cards instantly for cash or 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your your circulation sucks and he looks at the data and i said well tell me about the the cholesterol level he said that's stupid so i said okay we're done her doctor still wanted her to go on statins we dumped her doctor now quick fix i went on twitter and i said have you or a family member been on statins and what's your problem i said i don't know i don't know i don't know i don't know i don't know what's your experience it's a pretty open-ended question i got about 500 answers i would say 495 of them were don't touch those motherfuckers people talked about huge pain problems lower extremities a friend of mine i've caught with every saturday i've mentioned this story to him he said oh i went on my my hands swelled up and everything it was a horror story probably five people said no problem so but you know we're kind of drawing out the people who are pissed so i did it another way i love twitter polls so i did a twitter poll and i said um help resolve an issue here um has a family member you've been on statins and what is your experience with the statins and then the choices were uh no experience show me the answer basically um no side effects minor side effects major side effects 62 major side effects sample size 2000 whoa the side effects we've been on statins for a long time so we've been on statins for a long time we've been on statins for a long time we've been on statins for a long time we've been on statins for a long time we've been on statins for a long time we've been on statins for a long time we've been on statins for a long time we've been on statins for a long time we've been on statins for a long time early onset dementia real fast the reason is your brain you know why you have cholesterol your brain needs cholesterol when they're stepping on your cholesterol this is not a surgical stepping this is this is a this is a body slam stepping you don't know what's going on you don't know what's where how it's disrupting your cholesterol function boom i had i had people saying look my wife went on it and she was she was non-functional within six months so the statin story is a nightmare i would never ever go on set now here here's the deal if you were in a family where you know three family members died at 40 from heart attacks and shit like that i say well first of all get some stents and shit right do the surgical drill but i'm willing to consider that one if your cholesterol is sitting at 400 but but because your your cholesterol threshold which by the way has steadily dropped as the critical threshold over the last 30 years started at like 300 went to 250 went to 200 no no no no pretty soon they're telling everyone they need statins because they're psychopaths the doctors don't realize they're buying into and and one one day our doctor who i do like said well we we follow protocols and that it just clicked if her cholesterol goes low and goes high the protocol says she's got a high cholesterol and she's got a high cholesterol and she's got a high cholesterol says do it you don't do it you broke from protocol you might get in trouble oh you didn't vaccinate your patient you might get in trouble you might lose your job right they've learned that you don't step out of line it's a group think nightmare it's a group think nightmare do you think that because we we kind of got off this earlier but you were talking about how you saw covid early and what was going on and what was going on and what was going on and what was going on there and you are as a chemistry professor like this is your sense something was wrong with the narrative now here's what happened i i had to give up my job or get faxed i got faxed now people that was a cowardly thing to do i go you know what you know what cowardly is the cowardly part is me imagining sitting there with my wife five years later and they're saying we should pay for all the grandchildren's college education and me saying well you know i i quit five years ago and i'm not going to do it again and i'm not going to do it again and i'm not going to do it again and i'm not sure we can you know pound out a million five to cover these college educations because because i had a hunch that a vaccine that ended up saving the world would hurt me i'm going i don't want to be fine i don't want to be in that position either so i waited to see if people were dying and they didn't appear to be i was wrong they were dying i read all the pfizer papers my doctor zoom group five hours a week for weeks and weeks and weeks hearing the stories about what was happening did you talk to any doubt do you know what i mean you talk to some of your people pfizer too no i do talk to friends in pharma and they're kind of siloed they're they don't even talk about it at the pharma they don't sit there at lunch talking about it even that's the interesting i think it's because they know in their heart if you start talking about it you're going to be jobless if you're not careful but that is so dark though the fact that you can't talk about something that should tell you all you need to know that's right we can imagine why pfizer employees talking about the pfizer vaccine killing people might be a problem right you can imagine that so the bottom line is we all understand now now you say that's your twitter feed it's 150 000 people right most of them are there because i shit on the fed and things like that um so so so so people are getting it you know you ask about uh 9-11 they're getting it i'm not sure they'd all vote for dancing israelis but they're getting it now here's one i want to take to you take it to the hoop buddy do you say this stuff in faculty meetings no i was gonna say when i got off tucker i was telling colleagues the shit he said off camera oh yeah i wasn't going to say anything but he actually had a couple of podcasts afterwards that kind of put it officially on camera somehow i tweaked him with a satanic tweak where i poked him and said something about satanic to your colleagues no to tucker to talk and he went off he says oh my god he he was way worse than me and he goes oh my god they're everyone he says i know these people i know him right and so tucker i had this great conversation his staff was sitting there bug i they'd never heard this shit before right and and so it was amazing actually so i'm telling my colleagues this and and and they were laughing at me and they're going so so so that was when he was off his meds and i said so let me see if i got this right you think you understand how the world works better than tucker carlson sitting in a building in ithaca new york you had a better view of the world than tucker carlson it's out there on the map yeah yeah so um we just went thief and i just went up there to talladega falls right it's very beautiful place to gannick falls is amazing and that's it's beautiful it is beautiful it's out there you know what i mean you're you're not necessarily in the i'm gonna hit julian right in the bread basket okay Lindsay Clancy. I totally have no problems with any of your views. I have a little problem with it, but Brett did a kind of an interesting thing. He said, let's say he was with Chris Martinson doing a podcast with, I don't remember the host. He said, let's say the host slips me a drug and I am fried. And I look at you and you look like a polar bear coming at me and I kill you. How guilty am I? It's kind of an interesting thought experiment. It's an interesting thought experiment. Right, right. So, Lindsay Clancy. It goes deeper than the things you talk about. You might know about it, but it goes deeper. So I'm looking at Lindsay Clancy. I see the 10-mile stare. It doesn't help her that she has permanent bitch face. I don't think she always does, but all the photos of her do. And you showed that video where she's just staring at the jury and staring and staring and staring, right? I mean, that is. That looks like evil incarnate. It does. And then one day. So my first visceral response was, forget about what you do with her, was she killed her three kids. She threw herself out a window. Insanity is a pretty easy sell, right? And it doesn't solve the problem of what you do with her. Here's a question I have for you. What was the best outcome for her legally? Start with that one. So she could have been acquitted on all counts. Never going to happen. Well, not by the time it went to trial. That's right. It was just going to be one or the other. So it was either going to be guilty or acquitted by virtue of insanity or. Well, it was either going to be guilty, go to prison, or not guilty by reason of insanity. Or a hung jury. Go to mental hospital. Or a hung jury. Or a hung jury. Now, I did a little digging. Turns out it's a pretty clear path to go from. Guilty by virtue of insanity straight to an insane asylum. Mm-hmm. What happens with a hung jury? I don't know. That's a good point, isn't it? Now, there is a path, supposedly, that you can then get her to the asylum. But it's possible her best outcome was not guilty by virtue of insanity, but the hung jury. Now, you're a prosecutor. You just lost 11 to 1. Yeah. You're going to prosecute that? You're going to prosecute that again? They're going to have to. They're going to have to do something. And also, like, it's just true. Now, let me tell you some things that. Branding matters. They better have new prosecutors on it because those are some fucking damp-ass rags prosecutors. Well, let me tell you some of the things that make my blink moment. Okay. Her husband started dating his now wife within a year. Mm-hmm. And I'm sitting there going, okay, let's say he could somehow pull it off. She's not exactly fishing in the right end of the gene pool. Some guy who just had his three kids killed. You're really taking on a big fucking job if you take on that guy, right? Women love to fix men. I always say men fix car, women fix men. Yeah, women love to fix men. But still, it's swirling in my head. There's a woman I want to give her credit, although I'm not sure it's original to her because I did some Twitter searching and found. A woman named Morgan C000. Boot that up. I'm going to show you some cool stuff. This doesn't in any way resolve the question of whether she should be locked up for the rest of her life. This is more of what's underneath the surface of this story. Why can't I see our screen? It's on. Okay. Now, go to the attached tweet. There's your blog. Now, right below, the attached tweet. I agree with the idea right there, the psyop. Oh, right there. No, no, you had it. You had it. You had it. I think you had it. Keep going down now. Go down where there's a blonde chick. Keep going all the way down. There's a blonde chick who's testifying. Keep going down. Keep going down. That chick. Okay, go back. Go down. I think you got to go down. Keep going. There's a video of her. Right there. Yeah, yeah, right there, right there. Click the video and play a few seconds of it. Okay. All right, we'll do this. This is a chaplain. Met with her 200 times. With Lindsay. Talks about how nice she is. Okay. The two had been removed. She was able to communicate, and that was on January 31st. I believe she was extubated the weekend of the 28th, but I didn't work that weekend, so I saw her on Tuesday the 31st. Yeah, I saw her asleep. You've seen this? Yeah, keep going. Tell the jurors what you observed and what, if any, conversation you had with Lindsay on the 31st. And let me ask you, how long had it been that they removed the two of you? So I think that's enough. Perhaps a day or two. She talked to her 200 times. She talks about how she said her children were safe with God just to make her feel better, how she was grieving, blah, blah, blah, blah, blah. What is her training? You know what her training is? It's unbelievable. she has a MBA from Columbia, she has another graduate degree from Yale, she's a senior VP at Fidelity, and she's Lindsay Clancy's chaplain. Now, now go up, go up, you'll see an old man testifying, you'll see a picture of an old man, keep going, keep going, keep going, that guy, that guy was the defense's witness talking about her insanity. Now go down, who's that guy? there he is with oliver north old general ollie iran contra ollie so keep going keep going her i mean her resume is amazing it turns out that um following this case there's all sorts of companies being started up within the medical system that lindsey was involved in creating software to detect problems with pregnant women oh jesus christ and and it's all interconnected and it has fidelity connected and it has all and and there's so many people interconnected you know what oliver you're not you can love this oliver norse mother's maiden name was clancy i have no idea if that's anything with anything but you just go boom right yeah so then so so there's donors and they're they're donors from medical groups and keep going keep going keep going there's there's keep going that thing is definitely some sort of psy out for sure right and all these hospitals all have a stake they all have a stake in the creation of the software to protect families and women from postpartum depression and stuff like that and I'm going and then it turns out that there's other cases just like it woman three kids this is the door to Narnia yeah this is this is the wormhole to another universe yes yep so then so then you go back to the 10,000 mile stare so I think it's possible that she was teed up to not be convicted to not be acquitted, to hang the jury. And you watch the jurors, and there's something fake about them, too. There's something about the jurors that smells wrong. Well, they're not sending their best. Well, the woman who said, the woman, mind-boggling when the woman, look at that picture, this blogger. When the lady said he just couldn't. She's with wet hair. What the fuck? She couldn't get over that Lindsay viciously killed her kids. Viciously. That was so great the way she said that. What a dumb bitch. How can you say that, right? So they also found out she was like a true crime donkey junkie and like activists and the whole bit So how much would you be willing to what odds would you take that Lindsay Clancy? Was MKUltra It's not impossible. It's not impossible. That's why I asked how broadly based it is. Yeah, I I just think you know That doesn't get her off the hook It was and and also to say nothing of this whole thing about the funding what they're gonna use it for it was also a a sigh up a distraction in society for sure i hated that we had to talk about it you know it we we did there were two episodes in a row on our weekend episodes where we really had to cover it but we have to know what's happening to us and and that that's that's what i'm saying like the second one i did it at the 57 minute mark and and and that was very deliberate like deep and i had it ready to go to like go through and i'm like we're gonna hold off on doing that and cover the important stuff first because that's part of what they want they want to piss people off it it blew my mind like it's never enough for people that's that's my big thing and that's the thing i'm constantly watching on i can sit here and say so many of the narratives were given are lies and i think i'm factually backed by a ton of that what i don't want to do is then automatically assume every single thing i ever see before i review any evidence is 100 a lot that's why i call it a bias for mk ultra exactly so you know that's what blew my mind about this case how much there were these like women who i felt like when i looked at the patterns are just people that don't have enough going on in their lives it wasn't enough for them they could be a t-up though too exactly it wasn't enough for them that like you know there were some bad things that happened to her which i agree with it had to be oh no her husband actually fucking did you see the black chick who said we have to remember there's black women in prison for killing their children on oprah dude and and she was like i just want to have this same energy i'm like what the fuck is going on in that household i think we're being played i think we're totally being played it it's just so you didn't let on to that let on to what when you were ranting about lindsey clancy should be sent away forever right and i understood that what do you mean i didn't i didn't let on to what you didn't let on to the you didn't you didn't you didn't let on to the fact that this that this this story that you knew this story had sketchiness oh no i said that very blatantly every time we talked about it yeah i was very clear that podcast i might yeah no no there's there's some because there's some people like that then took that out of context one thing that i am extremely extremely fucking on the mark about as much as i can is like always giving the context of what i'm thinking while i'm actually getting to the thing we're thinking who is playing you exactly and i and and and i said that i'm like this is why it's a distraction this is what it is and by the way i i have this amazing superpower i don't know if you're aware of this it's like incredible you have several it makes me batman but i that's what it is that's what it is in the year 2026 i can hold two thoughts at the same time that's a fucking superpower because apparently no one can fucking do that anymore i say that totally said an educated man can entertain a thought without endorsing i mean holy shit and people on this one their brains were broken and that's why it was so fascinating to me but there's no doubt it's like you know we're talking about this instead of leon black suing congress because that's what was happening you know why i don't care about that why don't you care about that because nothing's gonna happen i hate that you're right nothing's gonna happen right it's still fuck you you're the last guy important guy went to prison for anything can you think of who the last guy went to prison for anything like a big guy a big guy important guy yeah i'm sure i could think of people but bernie madoff's a good guess he might have been considered expendable that's what i'm saying anyone that has started for diddling children speaker of the house yeah expendable but he only went away for about five months doesn't matter he still went away but it's he's expendable right right yeah i i totally agree it's the people that are expendable and a lot of the evil that exists among elites and stuff like that are people whose names we don't even fucking know also the people up there who are not themselves inherently evil are tolerating it yeah they gotta all know thank you guys for checking out this clip if you haven't already subscribed please subscribe and hit the like button on this video it is a huge huge help and if you'd like to check out this clip's full podcast episode that link is in the description below or right here and finally you can follow me on instagram and x by using the links in my description below when an intruder approaches a home they expect a camera what they don't expect stop this is simply safe police are on the way using smart ai cameras live us-based agents help deter intruders in under 30 seconds don't just record a break-in stop it from ever 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