Rabbis What Tommy G LEARNED from Speaking with American Jewish Rabbis

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And all this to say my point about knowing about the Italian mafia, but not knowing about the Jewish mafia, is one of the things that I am trying to tackle without trying to, unnecessarily hammer a group of people. It's like, why are we aware and talking about certain levels of crime and not other? And that's like the two-tiered system that it feels like is like, because we came here to look into deed theft. And it's a complicated issue. It's a multiracial issue, by the way. But a guy, Sanford Solney, he got caught stealing 11 homes from people. And let's just say this is worth at least tens of millions of dollars. He's on house arrest right now. I know guys that did 10 years in California prison for stealing 80,000 from a bank. So why is it that this guy gets house arrest or the guy Jim DiIorio was investigating? I mean, what happened to him? He got almost no time. One of the guys got time, but he'll tell you about all the guys that he didn't even get to open the investigation. They had to close the investigation. And so one of the lawyers I was talking to yesterday was talking like, look, the power structure in New York, I mean, the. The police commissioner or the police. Yeah, Jessica Tish, Jennifer Tish, her family is a real estate mogul family. And when you have all these. The other thing is, so this is not just a Jewish thing, but white collar crime is not prosecuted. It's not punished the same way. Like you have a guy in Harlem steal $80 from you at gunpoint. He's going away for a while. But someone does deed theft where they steal your house from underneath you that's worth $1 to $4 million in a New York neighborhood. They might get. House arrest. One crime's got a pen, another has a gun. That's why. I'm not agreeing with it. I'm just saying. Yeah. So anyways, it's been going down a rabbit hole, but I've made a lot of friends in the process too. That's great. And like there's this ginger rabbi that I met, Ethan, Eton, I have to say the Hebrew way. Eton? Yeah. He wants me to come back and he wants me to look in the Chabad tradition. I want to learn more about these guys because that's the end of the day. What I am motivated by is curiosity, a desire to learn. And historically, I get invited back when I go places and I hope to continue that as much as I can. You're a very likable guy. And I think that once people actually, people may have an idea because of what they have been told where you have a different opinion than them on something. And then if you get face to face with them, I think they're always going to like you because you are genuinely curious and you should be able to ask some of these questions because it's about finding some common ground. I want common ground. Yeah. Absolutely. But it's like, you know, what's the Chappelle joke? He's like, when it's the blacks, it's a gang. When it's the Italians, it's the mafia. When it's the Jews, it's just a giant coincidence and you should never talk about it. You know, like what's nuts is that didn't used to be a thing. Like when I was studying the mafia in high school like crazy is when no one was looking at the mafia and I was obsessed because I got assigned a paper, I think sophomore year in European history about where I had to write about the origins of the Sicilian mafia. And then I started, I started going down the rabbit hole and I learned everything about the mafia and the whole like Jewish mob, Meyer Lansky, Bugsy Siegel, Murder Inc. All these, like it was very, the documentaries everywhere. Badass operators. Yeah. And now it's like, they don't talk about that as much. Whereas like Meyer Lansky and Lucky Luciano built that city right there. It was literally built by them. You know, you have the Italian mafia and the Jewish mob right there. And so there's something where it's like, oh, well now, you know. Well, I mean, can we speculate on why, Hollywood wouldn't have shown movies about the Jewish mafia? Speculate? Like pure spec right now? Just like a shot in the dark, you know? Shot in the dark? You know. Who knows? I can't really think of any reasons. I can't think of any reasons either, for sure. But it's, it's, you know, it's an interesting, I'll be very interested to see if you're able, not like with necessarily Chabad, but with, especially like the secular community and stuff, if you're able to get some people to talk. Because I know, I just know how scared a lot of people are to do that because they don't want to be canceled by, what I would argue is not their own kind, by the way, but what they'll call by faith, their own kind. Yeah. I mean, some of them are non-political. Like one of my best friends in the world, the guy whose house I visit the most, you know, I just called this morning when I was doing my little stretch and push up routine. He's a secular Jew. And like, that's the other thing that really makes me feel weird when like, I didn't get it actually. I rarely got, got labeled an anti-Semite in this last piece, which I was expecting to like, get thrown to the roof for being an anti-Semite. And it's like, it's so confusing to be like, hey, there's a lot of guys I love that I spend more time with than anyone else I know. And then like, just because you cover a controversial issue, that means you hate somebody. And it just, it's a, that label is losing its power too. I think it was kind of like in the George Floyd era where everyone got called a racist and it just like, dude, like you can't just throw that at anyone or sexist, you know, like, and look what you got out of it. Look at the culture. Now you got Nick Fuentes. That's what you get when you do that. When, when you lie to people over and over again, then it flips hard the other way. The pendulum always swings. But it's like, when you went to do that though, that first one in October, where you went, I think it was like called like investigating AIPAC or whatever. Yeah. Which was another brilliant documentary. That was your first time soireeing into, to this issue. I was nervous, dude. Yeah. I remember being in the shower a couple of days before that would get released. Just like, should I do this? Should I not? I was really going back and forth. Hey guys, if you haven't already subscribed, please hit that subscribe button. It's a huge, huge help. Thank you. What made you want to, want to look at the situation? Cause the thought I had in the shower is what is the point of having a big channel that has like, I could be a very small part of this hive mind that starts talking about something. What is the point of having a channel that has reach if I'm going to be scared to talk when the real issues come? Now, what happened? Cause by the way, that was an excellent documentary. It was about 45 minutes long and it, you went out of your way to cover both sides of the issue as much as possible. With that IDF soldier being featured, who by the way, agreed to a part two of a different story because he thought I covered him fairly. Is that Deron Kyder? Yeah. Yeah. The propaganda machine himself. From my point of view, but he thinks I'm a propaganda machine. So I guess touche. But he still likes you. I don't know if he likes me. Cause we had a very testy second interview that when I interviewed him about the West bank, I was actually pretty pissed. And I, instead of being like a calm, what do you mean by that? Which is what I did in this most recent piece. I just, Hey, depopulate. What do you mean by depopulate? I had a different kind of tone with Doran. I was very giving it back to him and being just kind of being a little boisterous. What was he arguing with the West bank? Oh, that it's actually the Palestinians attacking the Israelis. That, Oh, this is a Judea Sumera, that this is their land. They, they, they kind of use a whole different lingo and they also use a whole different timeframe. I think the big disconnect is Americans look at this issue from what's been happening since October 7th. A lot of the, the, the powerful Zionist folks are looking at what happened 2000 years ago. Hey, this is our land that we had for many centuries. Then we got expelled and I'm reading Bebe's biography. I think it's like 600 or 700. I'm glad you're actually doing it. It's like, Hey, we're just coming back to the land that we actually had for many years. And I guess that to be fair, maybe what the Israel perspective is, is if there were smartphones when the United States was moving in, exterminating the Indians and doing all of that kind of atrocities, we would be, we would be the same level of what Israel is doing now. So I think like Israel might be saying that when they say like, it's anti-Semitic to hold us to a double standard. Why can't we take our land back the same way that you took yours from the Indians? Yeah. Yeah. Because I get it, but I do think the smartphone is going to help keep things in check that were atrocities before it's doing a better job of saying, well, Hey, actually, this is pretty terrible. Like we don't want this anymore. 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 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. Right. I think about this all the time and it's not just us either. There's a lot of countries around the world and different points over the past couple thousand years obviously were formed because people came in and kicked the other people out. I think the differences. And in their defense, this part is not their fault. The timeline is not their fault. But the difference is we're talking about a state that was created post-World War II in 1948 when there was for now a form of global media and people could see things. They didn't – yes, they didn't have smartphones back then. But like you understood that there were people that were living there and now there's not or they're kicked out and there's a new country that wasn't there before. Whereas 400 years ago, it took fucking 12 weeks to get a letter across the river or across the ocean just to find out what happened. And there weren't graphic video images of, hey, we just slid. We slaughtered this entire native village. That's right. Yeah. That's right. So it's a different world in that way. But to your point, this is a weapon in – Yeah, and this is a weapon too. Of course, in different ways because you can forget – I'm not even talking about AI. That's a whole separate conversation. But you can take a narrative and make it real thin and not show the full context of the horizon and what's happening. And that does happen. That does happen in both directions. But to your point, it's like I have put a governor on – if that's the term you want to use – on basically all content since October 7th in either direction is like half of it's AI or fake and the other half is true. You've been listening to Doran Kedar, huh? What? You've been listening to Doran the 80th edition. No, no, not at all. What I'm saying is Doran Kedar will tell you 100% of it is not true. There's nothing to see here. It's actually the total opposite. The Palestinians are… They're attacking people in the West Bank. It's total bullshit. If you put a 50% governor on and say half of what I see is fake, that other 50% is horrific. You don't need 100%. You can't unsee it. You can't unsee that 50%. It's real. And that's why America's – that's why especially like everyone under 40 is so stirred up is because we've been bombarded by these images on a daily basis for the last two, three years. And it's become untenable and we don't want to be a part of it. And… What do you think would happen if I – let's just say shot in the dark. I mean if the Nelk boys got him. I know I'm not going to give him like the Goy propaganda interview. But if I were to interview Benjamin Netanyahu, one, do you think he would ever accept? And two, do you think it would help or hurt me even if I ask him hard questions? Well, you would definitely go at him. Can you imagine what Mossad would do to my house, my phone? Yeah. Before that interview and after? Yeah. It's – you know… You're kind of terrifying. I just don't… I'm kind of at a point where there's – I don't know. I think about this a lot and I go back and forth. I don't think there's an upside to interviewing a despot. You know, like just from a – it's like when psychologists go to a prison to interview a serial killer. Like – because you can learn a lot from that psychological profile. I'm talking about releasing it publicly. I agree. You can learn a lot doing it. But books are written about – like when a psychologist goes to a prison… And profiles 20 serial killers and then composites. Like this is the childhood patterns. These are the adult patterns. There's something to learn from there. Is it better to just completely not talk to someone or let the mainstream media give them their – like the Fox News interview? Yeah. No, it's – like I said, I go back and forth on this. Like you can't do what Nelk did. That was a disgrace because they didn't have a fucking clue. They didn't know a single thing about anything and just talked to him and like, oh, what's your favorite fucking hamburger? Like that just… It was beyond the pale and they deserved the backlash they got for that for sure because it's also like, guys, this was being set up by the White House and then the whole like Israeli security team is coming in there and prepping questions ahead of time. Like there weren't alarm bells going off in your head like, maybe we should stay away from this. It's like you all – with a guy like him, everything he does is so on his terms and controlled that… It's very hard to win. I completely agree that being able to do a psychological profile and later study it, which it's great that you're reading this book, told you that's like tells you who he is right there. But I think it's great for the record. It's just what can be used if you're recording something for public consumption on a territory that might not be yours either. Maybe you're going to him, to his office or something like that and then little things go wrong or whatever. How could that then be used as a – for a boomerang effect? You know what I mean? Also, I think he would be a guy like I'd want to study. You'd have to dial in. I'd want to be so immaculately prepared to talk to him because he's – I mean he's an MIT, Harvard educated man. It's – I'm – my IQ compared to his is like I'm playing checkers and he's playing chess. He is – you should never, ever underestimate someone just because they're a bad person for sure, which you seem to understand very well. He is a brilliant man. Like there is nothing he does that – That is not supremely calculated and he has lasted this long despite all the mountains of things that have happened against him in his career because of that for sure. I think when you interview someone at that level – I mean I got a little pushback from interviewing Nick Fuentes but I actually think – I don't know if I would – there's no one I would not interview. I'm almost on the coin. And I don't even think – like I'm not comparing Nick to Benjamin Netanyahu by the way. I think like Nick has never killed anybody. Nick has never caused a violent regime to take over a group of people. I'm not trying to put them on the same level at all. And I think he was a very fascinating guy to talk to. But I would interview – I feel like if I had the opportunity to interview Stalin or Hitler or Mao Zedong as a person that likes to talk to people and wants to interview the best, I think it's a worthy challenge to look at. It could very well be. I don't know. Like it's so hard for me to – especially like when we're live talking on camera about it. It's so hard for me to like express how I look at it because I do agree that – what's the old phrase? Transparency is the best light or something like that. Light is the best detergent. Yeah, light is the best detergent. It's something like that. But like I've just seen him run roughshod over people for years. For decades when you go and look at it. Like he just – and then even when he looks bad, he still gets to do things on his terms. And it's like would he just take advantage of the situation? He could. I mean he's a great speaker. Obviously like he's used the whole growing up in America and having a fucking Philadelphia accent to his advantage with American media and the American people throughout his career. But if somebody – I think you could do as good. You could do as good a job as anyone because you also feel strongly about it as long as you kept your wits, which I think you could. Well, I think what's fascinating about him is he has been – well, we're talking about this off camera. His grandfather was a big Zionist movement guy. Like he would go on speeches around Europe and fill auditoriums, fill theaters and talk to people. His father was a great historian and writer and influence peddler for the Zionist movement. And I think just in some ways it is a miracle. What they have achieved and how they've turned their – that situation into something where they're actively expanding and actively growing. I guess what I would be curious is when you're talking to someone that feels like all you hear is propaganda, if I said, hey, Mr. Netanyahu, tell me about the Israel expansion project. What do you – oh, that's just – because he said in his book when Yasser Arafat was saying that in the 90s that that was anti-Semitic propaganda. Rejection. But it does seem like that's the plan right now. And so like I'm curious. Like would he adjust? And say that's real or would he deny it? At any rate. Yeah. He calls any time you go to speak against the government in Israel, he labels it as anti-Semitism. And that is ridiculous. When I – first of all, I shred my own government here all the time. That doesn't make me anti-American. I shred the Chinese government all the time. It doesn't make me xenophobic. I shred the Russian government and Ukraine governments all the time. It doesn't make me Russophobic and fucking. I'm Ukrainophobic. I shred the U.K. government sometimes. It doesn't make me fucking Lundaphobic. But if I shred the Israeli government, Benjamin Netanyahu will say, no, no, no, you can't do that. That makes you anti-Semitic. That's their get out of jail free card. Yeah, fuck you. Like it's such – it's such bullshit. And like I said, I'm really glad you're reading his autobiography because the thing about sociopaths is they genuinely believe their own bullshit. And I couldn't believe. Like in retrospect that he actually wrote that book because he thinks it makes him look good. It does not. I think he came off as like – like it's an enjoyable read. He comes off as a compelling figure. Yes. But actually, I think there's an investigation that we might be having to do pretty soon. Ooh. And the audience that's listening, if you guys can think of the gayest U.S. senators that aren't out as gay, we will be looking into that further. Perhaps at a later date. And I think that would be a fun one to pursue. Now, you say that because we were talking about this off air. There are – what's it? Section 224 and Section 226 right now being proposed within legislation that involves a litany of things regarding the relationship between the United States military intelligence and Israeli military intelligence. Weapons manufacturing, the opportunity for Israeli companies. to set up shop here um massive data sharing provisions and framework that allow us to keep giving more money to israel without us being notified about it and no notification and guess guess who wrote the plan and is claiming responsibility for that benjamin netanyahu he claimed responsibility for this he's like this is this is great this is part of my plan um and we'd interviewed so the chief democrat pushing this is congressman adam smith and he sits on the whatever the military committee is that would be oversight on the budget and so we interviewed him about this this pentagon failing the audit it's failed the audit every single year that it's been around and we interviewed him about why and i do want to get more into detail because i think it's a a worthy thing but as we're about to push out this video next week all of a sudden we we see this section 224 israeli u.s military merger so at 11 30 today we're gonna have to 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unpopular and it's just like this what i think the overall theme that's most frustrating it almost gives me a sense of despair sometimes it seems like our politicians local state and national keep doing these things that nobody wants do does the majority of people not want data centers correct do the majority of people not want surveillance cameras correct that's the local level then you may move up like do you want to keep raising taxes do we want to keep going to war everything that we don't want it seems like our politicians are doing and i guess the thing that always gets to me is it's happening so much in our face that i think despair is definitely creeping in the country and that's when we were talking about at the beginning why do other countries meet in the streets and march and protest and actually change things and why don't we and there's many factors but i think part of it is because the bombardment of it in the last few couple years has been so strong where uh the bill clinton mona klawinski blowjob story was a month's long scandal now a massive scandal uh christy noem can funnel 143 million into a shell campaign for her advertising for her job and you know that was created eight days ago she does that no one no one blinks an eye it's out of the news cycle in two days uh oh insider trading is going on every time donald trump tweets that the war is over hundreds of millions of dollars like there's so many things that we could say have happened that i think um it's almost conditioning us to just not respond anymore yeah it's noise they drown they drown out the loudest voices by just creating crowd noise everywhere and everything becomes a distraction for distraction up they finally push the epstein files out let's make sure we hold it until friday afternoon the fucking week before christmas oh fuck they're talking about that you know what somali fraud let's astro turf that to the fucking moon now let's invade venezuela six days later in and out whatever oh fuck they drop more epstein files on january 30th this one's really bad they're fucking naming everyone in that thing they're even talking about like pizza and shit and that all right we got to get rid of that let's fucking you know what get that scientist missing over there let's invade fucking iran do you believe it's that targeted and calculated or is it just how can you not at this point i was i was having a conversation with someone last night i said how many times are you going to say something's a coincidence how many times they've been doing this forever new like it happens 109 times like is it a coincidence chuck schumer since he's been in office media genius okay he's been in office since the early 80s do you know that he has a press conference every sunday morning in new york every sunday morning the fucking guy has a press conference anywhere cameras are rolling everybody wins and he could be he could be talking about you know the fucking size of the trees outside he does this because he knows that he'll be at the top of the monday morning news cycle when the week starts that is how these guys in these places operate it is news cycle news cycle news cycle and now the news cycle there's fucking four different major social media platforms that people use at all times five or six whatever it is there's mainstream media that has just this generation then there's just this generation who's over here then there's this story here and that story there and this tweet there and that thing here and the algorithm pushes voraciously over and over again content content content that they can just drown it out how many people besides me do you hear talking about the epstein files these days every well it was everybody and now we're still aware but other things have taken the front seat do you know how crazy that is yeah it's the most prolific fucking crime of my lifetime there's more news about the drop about it you see the nipple uh yeah scandal yeah we're gonna apparently donald trump is big into nipples which i'm not against that i'm not i don't know what he did to the nipples i guess i have to like look at the the real information and jd vance's take on it was it's not the worst thing to do to the nipples it's not the worst thing to do to the first thing that we've real why don't we just push this out and get it over with the nipple thing yeah he has a dire election that's what they they that dire election that's the phrase that we like sucking on him i mean i'm not i don't have anything against that i have nothing against it but like what's the big deal then why is he upset about the nipple thing good nips nice i think he hopes that it's probably over with like hey we've talked about it it's done his personal attorney is pushing under the rug is that illegal too to have like your personal attorney promoted that position Blanche will, I, I, I'm not a fan of political lawfare at all. I think this is a very dangerous cycle we're in where when one party gets in, they just go after the other. It started, I would argue mostly in like 2017 when they, when, you know, the DOJ went after everyone with Trump. And then during the Biden administration, they literally went after Trump and stuff like that. And now you see Trump doing it to everyone else because he's pissed off about it. I think it's very dangerous. Todd Blanche is looking to me, pure spec here, like he will be someone who's prosecuted when the next democratic administration comes in. And I not only won't feel bad, I will enjoy the shit out of that. I hope he goes to the Georgia prison system. Yeah, that'd be, I feel like he'd learn his lesson going there, right? Yeah. I mean, there's going to be a guy. So right now we're doing an investigation of the Georgia prison system, which is arguably the most deadly place there is in America concentrated. Where if you compare Memphis, Tennessee, which is about five or 600,000 people, they are the most murderous city in America. The Georgia prison system is about 50,000 people and they have as many murders. And so, um, right now there's guys walking around with gigantic shanks during black history month, they tie up white inmates and they put them on dog leashes and walk them around. Uh, if you come in unaffiliated, a good chance, what will happen to you is they tie you up. They take pictures of you and they say, if you don't send a thousand dollars right now for Julian, we either kill him or he can't sleep in a cell. You have to pay to sleep in your own cell. It's staffed at about 30%. And so anyways, I think when we think about all these political actors, um, I think they should get sent there. I think so too. Which would then give an incentive to clean up that prison system, pulling the national guard or whatever, or do a massive hiring, uh, operation where it's safe again, which is if that's how they take care of it, then fine. You know, the politician gets to live safely. Otherwise they have to deal with what the common man is dealing with. Yeah. And, and it's, what it, what it really is for me. And this is what really pushed me over the edge with someone like a Todd Blanche is the general apathy that he has towards the things that people care about, like Epstein and stuff like that. The disdain that he, and the what's the, I'm bad with words this morning. Thief. What's, what's the word for like looking down on someone, you know, what I'm thinking of arrogance, disgust. Ah, but there, there's a word I have in my head right now. I can't think of it. Sorry, people, but like the, the pure, Oh, patron, patronization that he has with anyone who dares to ask a question about this as if we're the bad guy and the denial of the whole thing of, you know, this isn't whatever, it's nothing like what you're looking at. And I, you know, I have no evidence of Mr. Epstein, you know, I w there's no tapes of him. Oh, so all the tapes that have been reporting, you're old boss who then suddenly said she didn't see them after seeing tens of thousands of them. Those weren't real. All the guys from the NYPD who pulled out all the fucking tapes from his New York city mansion. And most of them killed themselves afterwards that they saw nothing there. Fuck you. He thinks we're no, that's exactly right. They think you're a peasant. Let me feed you my slop and you're going to fucking eat it. There's a good boy. It's like the old de Blasio video. When he was telling people to get the vaccine, he's like, Hey, come on. Here's the, here comes the fucking hamburger. You know, it's just, it is it's fall. rome type shit so we were talking about despair but here's where the we the people have a really cool opportunity and with the smartphone we all can do it is i really think there should be a campaign of heckling uh jeering yes calling out where anyone if if todd planche goes to the grocery store someone should be there to heckle him push him pressure verbally don't touch him verbally do it verbally no no i'm dead serious i'm sorry i'm not just 100 first amendment rights don't give him an argument but if he tries to go to the gym and not just todd but all of these people that are not even your local city council member that voted in the data center despite the entire town showing up they should be publicly pressured i agree because the fact that they don't feel it already like hey i have this tremendous responsibility i'm i'm using your taxpayer money to make decisions that impact all of us and i take that to heart i'm gonna choose the best for some reason that is out the window for a lot of these people so there needs to be the public pressure and campaign and we all like if we just the the analogy i keep thinking of is the bug's life if the ants unite we can beat the grasshoppers agreed all of us ants need to use our smartphone and let them know what the hell is up i love your visuals bro i use the i use the i can't boil the ocean but i'll boil my pot probably every other episode because like your visuals with that shit is amazing what i mean to be very clear is don't give these people what they want don't go physically assault them or stuff like that don't give them leverage don't go to prison for these right right but you go and absolutely practice your first amendment right when howard lutnick shows his face at a knicks game he should not be able to go one step without oh yeah of course i and nothing happened and nothing that's what i'm saying you should stand there like this very close to him without actually physically touching him and he should not be able to go anywhere without hearing fuck you howard you disgusting scumbag or whatever you want to come up with i completely agree with that i think that's a very good point and i think that's a very agree i think i think that we're in a moment now where the elite class forget even just the upstate stuff the separation of their reality and their complete lack of self-awareness of that from the average american is at a point where it's not sustainable because this this part is also growing in size not monetarily but like the regular american is growing in size and they're shrinking in size with elites with just way more money per person that it's just it's not sustainable like i tell me i can't afford a house around here i've had a top 100 podcast for the last 19 months do you know how crazy that is that is absurd it's fucking absurd you know and now this is brought to you by rain bet so that julian can afford a house but like that's how separated the elites are from the world now because they have a lot of money and they have a lot of money and they have a lot of the value of a dollar has just plummeted every time i order grocers is fucking 400 bucks you know but they don't care that's just residual income through their fine art yeah i think i mean i saw julian assange quote that was pretty creepy to me i don't know what year this was but basically he said the the goal right now is to bleed the united states and europe by the transnational elites through war that are located and also for the sake of israel it was all tied together and i felt um it felt fitting and it felt like like because some of these people think that we're following biblical prophecy right now and let's just look at this quote so i have it right the goal is an endless war not a successful war the goal is to use afghanistan to wash money out of the tax base for the united states and europe through afghanistan back into the hands of a trans transnational security elite did i just add israel is there a part of israel i'm pretty sure there's an israel part in here somewhere but well if you look at the transnational elites i would say a lot of them have roots or ties to the united states and i think that's a good point because i think there's no ties to israel anyways so some of them do but then if you look at like a bilderberg fucking group do you say berg yeah there's no ties to israel i'm just saying like i would just call like it is but i'm saying if you look at the actual like did you see the guest list for this year of all the people on the commission can we pull that up for tommy i'll give them this for the commission outside of socioeconomic class they got the diversity thing checked off bro there's one of everything on there there's one of everything from every country what's this commission the bilderberg oh okay yeah yeah where is that where does that take place so this year it took place in washington dc and it already happened uh-huh and there was one journalist there oh yeah yeah yeah they like transparency those people yeah they're a huge fan of it but like that's that's where i that's where i get to the whole you know don't over focus yeah israel is real thing where there's a lot more place that's happening right there and then use it as a stamp it i think this is the problem is for us israel is the closest thing that we have to be angry about for another country but if you go to india it's pakistan and then like each country and then india probably over focuses on pakistan it's just whatever country is in vogue right now that feels like it's it's uh running it up on you that's where you want to focus and i agree like yeah maybe my uh focus on israel has been like it's been too much of the portfolio and i don't know i don't know i don't know i don't know i don't need to dial it back a little bit but as far as what is directly feels like it's affecting me in the future of our country i feel like i'm not so far off no i i i think i think it's a conversation has to be happened because i'm not saying this to minimize it it's a soup soup du jour at the moment right now given the fact that our taxpayer dollars are help funding genocide like i mean it's and and that you know it's also being like literally funneled into our government in the sense that the minute someone had dares to say you know i think genocide is not a good idea they get voted out of office because money from a pack another place super packs related to it comes in and gets them out yeah we got third over 30 million dollars in kentucky to take out one of the great american patriots thomas massey it's nuts and um there's another one just recently that they just took um well i mean we'll see what they do with graham platner out in maine but let's look at let's see some of these names from dan dicks who was the dan dicks outside middle school must tough but thank you for giving us the list but you see it look at look at the countries there can you zoom in just a little bit i don't know if my eyes are getting just the first page right here usa italy usa great britain uh can you give me a little more zoom here we're trying to it's not zooming sweden belarus uh austria canada denmark i mean to be honest i also think part of it is you because someone can be from oh yeah for sure but i'm saying like even if you look at the last names this is representing every kind of thing in the book that's that's the point and it's like who was the one whistleblower that said that god there was a there was a whistleblower he died like 20 years ago a whistleblower that died yeah that never happens but he was talking about how you know it's they'll they'll use he'll use material as just the oh let's put all the attention on that to kind of direct from this because there's good material there to use you can make the 10 and you know stick a zero behind it to hide what you're doing on the other side and again none of that is to minimize the issues there and what they're doing but i'm saying when i i do wonder and i've wondered this since the beginning if part of the psyop is to just pay attention to israel and complain about them incessantly all the fucking time as if they're not doing anything and they're not doing anything and they're not doing anything and they're not doing anything and they're not doing anything if that's the only problem in the world yeah my wife's getting sick of it from all the other things yeah and and and like there there's a lot of problems going on in the world that's one of them but you know hold on see like for instance like rishi sunak you know that like sweden wallenberg deutschland wong white burger teo peter sweden i think i'm pretty sure berg is a very common i'm sure it is it's just the tip of the iceberg yeah but you have you have all different oh a hundred percent kinds of people in there for sure sunak rishi that might be yeah he used to be he used yeah he used to be the prime minister of of great britain you had diplomats you have prime current prime ministers heads of intelligence oh i see a greek guy right there media well from greece but popular poppadopolis yeah and whatever kiriakus pyriacalus you know they they got every day they're they're well diversified just not socio-economically speaking the fact that things like this now are so out in the open and they can't hide it anymore and people are like oh yeah everyone that was talking about that 20 years ago it's a very real thing or like random youtubers can just sneak into uh what's the grove with the with the owl bohemian grove and thanks thanks to alex jones for leading the charge or do you see scientology buildings are just being stormed left and right oh it's hilarious by like 19 year old kids so it's a pretty cool that's the weapon we have on our side 100 yeah you did the big scientology documentary a year and a half ago that one was a really fun one and that was another one where before posting it i'm like am i going to have a private investigator tailing me am i going to get sued i'm going up against a multi-billion dollar religious entity um there's been a few of those where i do get a bit of butterflies and a bit nervous before we go live but then once it once it hits i feel very proud and i also see the feedback from people like you know and then it inspires more people like because i'm not the first guy to cover scientology i'm not the first i'm a trailblazer there but for instance even speaking about israel once we Each put our little piece. Then all of a sudden it emboldens everyone to do it. And if I can be a small part of that river flowing downstream, then it feels pretty good. Yeah, that's the key, man. I think just like when you can set an example for being fearless, there's going to be people that feel emboldened by that in a really good way. And I think it does feel like the last couple of years, I'm knocking on wood here, there's been a way bigger opening for that happening. The question is, we need a brave, fearless leader. Who's going to be that person that is eloquent enough, smart enough to understand taxes? They can go across the political board of knowing how to fix things. I don't know if you guys love or hate Mondani. I haven't really looked into him. But he seems kind of. That prototype politician where he's so smart that he can speak well on almost every issue. And he also, even though he's so smart, he can speak to the common man in a way that he's not talking over your head, which is interesting. But who is this? Who is going to be the politician that emerges? Or is it just going to be another Republican puppet, Democrat puppet? But I really am praying for somebody to come from the ashes that it's like, this is our guy. We're going full steam behind him. I hate to be a cynic, but I just don't see it. They can't even get. They can't even get fucking seven-term Massey back in office through a primary when he's objectively, he and Roe Connor are like the highest approval rating congressman in America. You know, they put in the fucking cool real estate guy, reality TV star from New York as the outsider. He's the world's biggest insider at this point. I would argue in his first administration, which I now am starting to just think was a total front. You know, he still had some outsider aspects. It was chaotic, but like there was certainly aspects of that there. Now, I mean, you know. He's an establishment. Yeah, it's not even establishment, bro. He's transferring all our data over to fucking Palantir, who funneled his campaign. Day one in the Oval Office on like January 21st, he's doing press conferences with Larry Ellison and Sam Altman. Does that feel like an outsider to you? Oh, Larry, he's a great guy. Yeah, Larry's an awesome guy. He was probably on that list. Big fan of the show, I'm sure. But, you know, it's like. He's on your Patreon, I'm pretty sure. Yeah, he's definitely on my Patreon, checking it out as well. Shout out, Larry. But, you know, like we showed it earlier, arguing for FISA 702, saying fuck the Epstein files. It's not real. It's a Democratic hoax. Like fucking Stanning Lindsey Graham. Robert De Niro and Ben Stiller are back. Joined by Ariana Grande as the newest member of the family. Get tickets now. Some personality quirks are really funny. Like, I talk to my left foot more than I talk to my right. You know what's not funny and not a personality quirk? OCD. Although the term OCD is widely recognized, it's misunderstood by most people. It doesn't mean being tidy or clean. It's having obsessive fears, thoughts, and urges. You question your character. You question your safety. That's OCD. Breaking the OCD cycle takes effective treatment. Go to nocd.com to learn more. Does that feel like an outsider? Yeah, it's, I wonder what, where the shift came with him because I don't know, like, did he get, was he compromised in his first term? But he feels like he got, like, quadruple compromised. I don't think he got quadruple compromised this time around. There's a, it's a different Donald Trump this time around. It's a way more blatant, a way more outlaw, out in the open, doing whatever the hell he wants. No, like, we've hit, some of this is ad nauseam, so I don't want to, like, keep hitting, like, the no new wars. I'm going to release the Epstein Files. Like, everyone knows this. I'm not saying anything new, but it does feel like a new Donald Trump. You want to put it on the tinfoil hat with me? Mm-hmm. He's a triple dimensional alien. No. A lizard walker? I don't know, but I know that operations don't happen in a year. They don't think a year out. They don't think 10 years out. They'll think 30, 50, 100 years out. And I'm just starting to wonder if it was all designed this way. Don't you think there's too many variables to control to do something 30 years out? No. Oh, no. No, no, no. What, so Donald Trump losing was part of the plan for him to make a big comeback? And that's where I'm starting. But if you control both sides, it doesn't matter. It doesn't matter. But that's where I'm starting to wonder, because it's like, and I saw someone argue this online, and I'm like, that's an interesting point. Whether, like, you know, the surveillance state and the real things that, even the stuff that we have no idea about, because it's never been brought public, wasn't fully ready to go. It wasn't fully ready to go in 2016. So they delayed him? Yeah. And how do you delay him? But even to the point that Donald Trump would live that long. He's an obese 70-whatever-year-old with a high stress, no sleep. Like, that's where it's like, I don't know. Maybe. Is someone really, like, and who's the they behind the scenes? It's like, I'm going to. It's a crazy idea, for sure. It's plausible, but who knows? I just, you have to wonder why it is so opposite day and why it wouldn't have been the first time around. It doesn't. That just doesn't add up. It's not to say, you know, oh, he did everything right the first time around. No. But, like, there were, you could at least point to things where it's like, okay, yeah, that's, whether you agree with it or not, that's exactly what he campaigned on. Oh, my God, he really is trying to do that. Oh, my God, they just tried to impeach him over bullshit. Like, you could point to these things and objectively say that. There's not a lot you can say that about this time around. He's literally, like, every single. Every single thing he does is the opposite of his old instinct, including looking at polls related to the most important things to many Americans. It seems like he used to be a populist, but not really anymore, doesn't it? Exactly. So, that's what I want to know. They didn't suddenly blackmail him in fucking 2021. I don't believe that at all. I saw there's a post on Instagram where it was like, hey, people across the globe, what are news stories in your country that Americans aren't seeing? And one of the. One of them was that Trump was suffering severe health issues. I don't know if it was mental health issues. Maybe people speculate dementia. He's getting old. Could it just be simply a psychological thing where he's getting kind of turning into a cranky old guy with the last few years to live and he's just going ham? Yeah, it's like the same things. You know, you see him falling asleep and stuff in meetings. How could you not? But these are the same things that they were hitting, righteously so, by the way, Biden for. And I don't I don't think he's on a Joe Biden level by any stretch, like Joe was really gone, but, you know, like we shouldn't have 80 year olds run in the fucking country. I agree, and it's a subject that we're not going to cover on a full bladder, so I'm going to be right back. All right, we'll be right back. All right, we're back, by the way, dude, I said this earlier, but you're fucking your videos going into D.C. with some of these other guys like Zach Faust. And stuff, Greg, given the awards for the insider traders of the year are some of the pull up one of those. These are some of the best things I've ever seen in my life. Oh, he had so much fun filming this. And for everyone who doesn't know, this was a bipartisan issue. We highlighted four of our major stock traders and we give them different categories. And we had plaques made in Milwaukee, Bromner, Washington, D.C., marched into their office and gave them out. And it was it felt very American. That is. Oh, my God. I don't know where the spike moment occurs, if you can see by the graph, but yeah, there's some on Twitter to do the one where we kissed the wall was pretty good, too, where you saw that you were kissing the wall with the two flags outside and then going. Who was that? Was that Mark Wayne Mullen's office? You were outside. That's just like one of like dozens and dozens of our politicians that has one country's flag all over the place. Oh, my God. It's all over the place. When you walk through Congress and you walk through the Senate, it's no surprise to see what is happening because it is. It is everywhere. Oh, yeah. Here we go. Let's let's hit this one right here. So this is you, Zach, and who? Why am I blanking on his name? He's a really good guy. Oh, my God. He runs a page where he tracks trading and he runs like an algorithm where you can you can follow what? Not the not the unusual Wales guy. No, he's close. Jackson. Jackson. All right. Let's head to Davis. Oh, yeah. You can't insider trade either. Back. Back. Hello. How are you? Nancy Pelosi. We email. We came all the way from Milwaukee to present different people with awards. Man, it's such a remarkable award. We think about people that have been public servants for a long time. Like what? Since 1987. We're giving her a Lifetime Achievement Award in trading. The return she's gotten better than hedge funds for so many years is so remarkable. And it's like to do that as a public servant. It's like you're working overtime for us. We're like, hey, we're going to give you a free American. Oh, is that well, insider trading is not allowed either. So Nancy, dude, this one. Big shot. for you Nancy you're great we're gonna do the numbers guys so she came into congress at 1987 worth three million bucks how much is it worth now worth now 317 million oh yeah you can't insider trade either okay this is not okay so whatever footage you have the office that's fine yeah in this hallway fine inside the office okay like she doesn't own any stocks so you know you review this she doesn't own any stock she's been what a fucking her husband does it yeah her husband owns all the stock that's right that's who it's not her folks a common excuse you'll hear from politicians when confronted my spouse is doing the trade my spouse is the one not me this is the humiliation ritual our politicians during you i have a few 7k checks coming in that's good to me that's such the flimsiest excuse where it's like oh me i don't i don't stock trade it's my wife who has a fine arts degree from you know stanford she's the one doing it all she's the mastermind behind the family while she's a stay-at-home mom you know it's always impeccable timing too like there will be an amazing and then they sit on the committee for armed forces and they do the venezuelan uh mark wayne mullen uh he he got this his staffers got the capital police to confront us over this because um the the trades we highlighted with him is right before we went into venezuela he got some major oil stocks and a couple defense contractor stocks and um it turns out that actually gets you a promotion in washington because now that's right he's the secretary the defense secretary no no no homeland security homeland security secretary and clap it up for mark mark good job we're gonna do this probably for a couple other categories so we're gonna look into the the the gayest ones that are not on the closet so republican gays that are pretty funny that are doing the christian values but i think we might do like a a good goy award too like the goya senators the goya senators yeah so most money from like apac yeah kind of deal that kind of thing they're like oh you want to merge the israeli military good goy you get the military goy where someone will figure it out your delivery though of like just being able to keep a straight face but also be funny at the same time and have instantaneous singer comebacks for these people when you're doing something like that while filming in their office is next level thank you that was to me i felt like i was in my form there's sometimes i do these interviews where like when i'm walking when i'm going on walks or i'm in calm places before a couple days before i go to this location i have all these questions i have all these things going on in my head we're like this would be perfect to say and then when i show up and somehow my mind is mistaken and i'm like oh my god i'm seriously blank and it's like what am i going to say now so that was a time where i was like okay everything was firing just as it should yeah and the fate the faces of the staffers too that's what gets me everything where they were initially like a little bit pumped about it and that's so nice of you but they know like that's the thing they know that you can see it in their eyes where it's like he shouldn't be here we're really upset he's here why the fuck is this person but they know they know that everything you're saying is unfortunately objectively a fact and they are the little stooge sitting there and that you know they're making and that's why i didn't hassle them too much just because i knew they just were there and they were just doing their job but it is kind of nuts that you can pretty much march into almost anyone's office i mean there's certain offices like when we went to um interview senator schumer you have to go to this underground because he's under the capitol building um but his office is so beautiful there's busts of teddy roosevelt out there the hallways are so magnificent it just felt cool to be in there to talk to him but like a select few are kind of protected i'm almost surprised nancy pelosi as she was a um uh speaker of the house for a while she's just in a commonly accessible office where you can just kind of march in and again that's how it should be their public servants absolutely anyone can walk into the congress building or the senate building and just walk around no one tells you to leave even after we got caught doing this the capitol police were kind of laughing a little bit with us and we just kept going we went to senator rick scott we presented him with the don't want to be poor award because he's worth about that video so i just let that do the talking for this one uh for reference this guy he made a lot of his money in the the biggest health care scam ever in american history at the time walked away with a golden parachute of two or three hundred million and i think it was 500 now he's up to 500 million because he's of all his investments but his big thing was i don't want to ban individual stock trading because i don't want to be poor so we thought you know that takes moral fiber we're gonna go present him with a plaque as well now did you see mike johnson talking about this a few weeks ago before we play this video i saw the clip circulating instagram so he basically says we're made and and this is how you again this is how you know you have absolutely no fucking understanding of the people that you claim to serve he's sitting up there saying you know we make a really meager salary of 174k a year to say nothing of everything's written off that they get to do by the way and it's such a sacrifice to be a congressman that and and in senate that we should be allowed to to trade and and you know do do what we want to do and it's like my brother in christ you are making the greatest argument ever to solve this problem it's called term limits that way you wouldn't have to make this sacrifice for too long you could go make money because by the way and i'm not even opposed to this when you leave office you were in congress in the senate you got big financial opportunities after that that's the free market talking so no worries yeah you get to go work for monsanto or raytheon and then like campaign and lobby yeah absolutely you know and i may not like what you do or whatever but that's the free market to where you can go out and actually cash in on it so term limits and then you can go do that you don't have to guess what now you only have to sacrifice for six years and you're done this one i feel like we're stifled i feel like with what we had in this episode compared to the reach our videos normally get this one definitely was stifled in the algorithm it felt like compared to normal i don't think some congressman is moving the levers on it i just i'm a little bit surprised given what we did and where our normal videos do that it's not it didn't do a little better what they would insider trading is the topic yeah yeah that might have been it right there it's one more deef's trying to to scroll and find it because we don't have the individual video the next one is mark wayne that's mark wayne mullen's office yep and then there's rick scott okay let's do it right here that's perfect thanks steve if you make let's say 25 return on a stock and you file it months and months late like katie britt did you get a 200 fine and you get to keep the returns of the trade trump just experienced this he made 3600 3600 single stock trades 200 fine but it's it's uh there's just a few seconds past this yeah what uh what uh who would you say are the the people leading the charge to ban stocks and who are the people leading the charge to not if you fast forward just a little bit more hate corruptible like it's a very special award we have a guy who said this how many of you don't want to make money anybody want to be poor i don't it's this idea that we're going to attack people because they make money is wrong uh risk god is notable because he actually was part of the biggest health care fraud case in u.s history um his company got 14 felonies against him from the department of justice but he walked away from that pretty handsomely we'll we'll check the numbers but it's about like 200 million i believe he walked away from it i apologize mr rick scott let me correct myself it wasn't 200 million dollars it was 300 million recap out of hundreds of millions of taxpayer dollars when put under oath rick invoked the fifth amendment 75 times his company pleaded guilty to 14 felonies but he walked away with a 300 million dollar gold parachute he's a u.s senator who really loves israel rick scott thank you for your public service sir currently he has about half a billion dollars and modest when they asked him do you want to ban stock trading he said no does anyone here want to be poor so he gets the inaugural don't want to be poor and we are a committee traveling all the way from wisconsin to award bipartisan excellence and we were looking to present senator with a plaque is there any chance he's in town for a minute to he's actually not oh man oh man us wisconsin guys can't schedule that good but is it possible to give him the plaque or have someone give him the plaque i just thought that would be huge that would be huge um we just thought it was really notable and remarkable when asked if there should be insider trading or stock trading he said i don't want to be poor so we're giving him the i don't want to be poor award he's a public servant only worth half a billion dollars i mean it's a tough time in this economy and i think no one deserves this award more than senator rick scott so let's clap it up guys he doesn't want he doesn't want to be poor 14 felonies beautiful zach is the fucking man that was a great mission i can't wait to have him on i've been talking with him a bunch good dude he also like was dead ass looking like your security this whole video he's like standing there like this in the suit mustache love that love that dude that felt so american and the cool thing is literally anyone watching this has the power to go do that yeah but it's it's important to continue shining a light on it because these these are the people that you know claim to represent you and claim to understand your plight it's unbelievable that's why i say follow rome shit because it's it's all of them dude like every part of the structure of the class like what you would call elites they view us all like fucking peasants and it's just it's it's embarrassing because then when they get called out on it no it's your fault how dare you question something like this it's like i should question something like this you get insider information every fucking day and then you're making trades and profiting off of it fuck you that's not what we did we go to jail if we do that you know it's it's it's it's absolutely crazy you got to do more of these like you were saying you got to go back and fucking i wonder what how long it'll take till they ban me can they ban you if you're not if you're practicing your first amendment rights probably not and if they try to it only strikes an effect strikes an effect at 100 yeah i hope they ban you it'll it'll have a way bigger effect i don't know i have too much fun when i go to washington dc they'll have to unban you that's what i'm saying i hope they ban you they will have to unban you we'll see i want to do a story uh on thomas massey there i want to go there and cover how the israel lobby defeated him and then that's what i'll do actually i don't want to give away too much of the sauce probably none of these people listen to that but i want to give them a heads up of why i'm coming right and also i do go there for serious issues as well right like the cool thing is we can go do this and like the day before i'm interviewing both arizona senators um galego and mark kelly um so we enter like the thing is when we go to washington dc we reach out to every single senator and the people that take the interview are the the sane ones the reasonable ones because of course they exist and rare rarely like uh ron johnson took the interview with me about israel but i don't know if he he knew that i was gonna be going after him the whole interview and um he didn't like that that was a kind of uncomfortable tense experience because again you're living you're talking to people that are living in such another information bubble of what's really really happening it's like do you not have a smartphone you're a senator like you should be able to see what what i'm talking about well you had had a previous relationship with him we had a great time stories right i remember in old documentaries and i do appreciate him inviting me in even if it's a subject he doesn't agree with i think like that's where ron has done a great job as i've known him but um i don't think i don't know he wasn't ready for that and his answers were just like dude you should know more about these subjects the way you that up though was that was for the epstein documentary i remember that you did that really brilliantly because you weren't a dick at all you were just like you know we had the schedule and whatever and then there was the vote last night and i was really sad to see you said something like i was really sad and frankly like a little bit disappointed to see you who i admire and have done good work with in the past be one of the senators who voted against the release of the epstein files why is that and he went he started sputtering oh yeah man but but but it was a poison pill from the he's like no no you don't understand oh don't you love that you don't understand 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 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