CAUGHT RED HANDED： Harley Pasternak ｜ Ryan Reynolds’ Subpoena ｜ Candace Ep 177
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Summary
Harley Pasternak caught red-handed with a photo of his grandmother, who he claims was a survivor of the Holocaust. Is he a victim of the Grandma Grift? Or is he a crook?
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All right, you guys, stop everything because we have caught Harley Pasternak red-handed.
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I don't know what's going on this year, you guys.
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People are just out of nowhere just needing to grift off of their grandma's story.
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I don't know why I keep catching people out in half-truths and lies about their grandmas and their genealogy.
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Also, we have an update in the Blake Ryan Justin saga.
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I think it's definitely faked by Stephanie Jones PR.
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And I can't believe I'm going to say this, but I am currently rooting for Harvard University to win against the Trump administration in court.
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Really, I don't know what year this is, but I just said that and it is a fact.
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Everybody wants to grift off of their grandmas.
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I absolutely adored my grandmother, but the idea of using her so that people would perceive me as a victim is very strange.
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I guess we could start with how Harley Pasternak publicly represents himself.
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Well, we are looking into the web of Hollywood lies.
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We are starting to realize that if you're in Hollywood, you probably shouldn't have a gym trainer or a bodyguard because a lot of people just seem to be with them when they are in their last moments of life or found floating in bathtubs.
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And Harley Pasternak has a long list of clients who have been found in that regard.
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I mean, Brittany Murphy, her husband as well, rather notoriously, Mac Miller.
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And then, of course, notorious threatening text message to Kanye West, which put him on our radar in the first place.
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So I started looking into Harley Pasternak, and he's definitely someone that I would say is proud of his heritage, so proud that what initially flagged me as weird was him holding up an unclear image of his grandmother, this image so far away.
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That's allegedly Lucy Pasternak, who he claims was a survivor of the Holocaust, not only just a survivor of the Holocaust, but was in the worst camp, Auschwitz.
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And it says this is a photo of my late grandmother, Lucy Pasternak.
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She was from Transylvania and survived Auschwitz.
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A great deal of who I am today is because of who she was.
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And he has this adorable little girl holding up the photo, but it's not a close shot.
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It struck me as odd that I could not confirm that.
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Like I said, they have been very particular about documenting exactly who came out of Auschwitz and survived.
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There are entire websites dedicated to just videoing all of these stories, people just speaking and saying what they saw in the camps, how they lived, how they survived.
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And I just could not find this woman, Lucy, anywhere.
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Not saying it doesn't exist, just saying that I'd like to find it.
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And what struck me as particularly odd about that as well was that Harley Pasternak has two brothers, Jesse and Bobby, who still live in Canada.
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They are extremely involved in their communities and they are extremely involved, particularly in the Jewish community.
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But I couldn't find a single trace of them having mentioned that their grandmother, Lucy, was a survivor of Auschwitz.
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And I just thought that would have maybe come up somewhere in a speech that they were giving or I don't know, a presentation they were giving somewhere.
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By the way, here's a publicly available photo of Harley and his brothers that Harley posted to his public Instagram account.
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So I'm going through emails last night, looking through the tips that you guys send me at tips at cannesones.com.
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And I always love when somebody personally has an experience with someone because it usually will send me down various rabbit holes.
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And there was one woman who emailed me who actually went on a date with Harley Pasternak in New York City.
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And she had a very specific memory that was bothering her, which is why she chose to email me.
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And I'm just going to read you this email in its entirety.
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I went on a date with Harley 25 years ago in New York City.
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He was in town staying at the Parker Meridian Hotel on 57th Street as he was Halle Berry's nutritionist at the time.
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He took me to Butter and he knew the chef who was French and he spoke to him in French when he came to the table to say hello.
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Anyways, he mentioned to me that his grandfather won a Nobel Prize.
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I looked it up and sure enough, he was Russian and did in fact win a Nobel Prize.
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Since you started this topic, it came to me again and I put it in the chat.
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You said Boris was his cousin, but I am telling you that he told me that it was his grandfather who won the Nobel Prize.
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Harley has the air of someone who is massively confident.
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If confidence could walk, it would walk like Harley.
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Easy to talk to, intelligent, complimenting me on my own level of intelligence.
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A huge compliment coming from someone like him back then.
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Anyways, I had all but forgotten about that night.
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Okay, so she's working at the Parker Meridian Hotel and Harley Pasternak takes her on a date and he tells her that his grandfather won a Nobel Prize in literature.
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Unless his grandfather is Boris Pasternak, the person that we told you, is a cousin.
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Obviously, Boris Pasternak worked with the CIA.
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The CIA got this book, got hands on this book and distributed it throughout the USSR covertly.
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Also gave it to Joe Pasternak to turn it into a blockbuster movie, to give it six awards because the world is a stage, my friends.
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We always think that we're just watching a movie, but in reality, we are being socially engineered.
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And this was a part of, like I said, CIA social engineering, deciding upon how they wanted to invade the minds of those that were living under the USSR to distrust their governments.
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OK, so I have this email and I believe her, like I said, and I'm going to my producers and my director and I'm going, do you think that's legit?
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Like, could Boris Pasternak actually be his grandfather?
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And they're like, oh, he probably just said that because he was just trying to, like, get this girl to think that he was even greater.
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And I'm pushing back gently because I'm going, OK, but why would he have to?
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She can Google him and see that he's kind of a big deal of a trainer, kind of a big deal.
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So why would he then lie about who his grandfather was?
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Anyways, I was having trouble piecing it together.
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So we decided to start looking through old newspapers and then said maybe we should stop looking at the paternal line, like stop looking at the Pasternak line and instead focus on the maternal line.
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Like we know that Barbara's maiden name is Shurkin.
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Let's just turn our attention to the maternal line and see what happens.
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And something happened, my friends, suddenly, very unexpectedly, a few hours before we went live, which is why we're running late.
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My producer happened upon something that we were not expecting to pop up.
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Now, I want to remind you before I show you, before I get to the big bang here.
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Yesterday, we had uncovered something that was remarkably suspicious.
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We didn't really know to think of it other than maybe the newspaper made a mistake that was pertaining to Grandma Lucy.
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We were looking up Grandma Lucy Pasternak to confirm that she was in Auschwitz, that she survived Auschwitz.
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And rather, we happened upon her listed in Harley's brother's birth announcement.
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But they said that Harley's brother, this is a huge clue, that Harley's brother was Lucy's first grandchild.
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Like I said, we just went, OK, maybe it just, you know, somebody just forgot, I don't know, and just made a mistake here.
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We can't rely on newspapers to always be accurate.
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And then it describes him as the fourth grandchild of Morris and the late Vivian Shurkin.
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So again, we're focusing here on the Shurkin line, and here's what pops up.
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Mr. and Mrs. Morris Shurkin happily announced the engagement of their daughter, Barbara, to Alan, the son of Mr. and Mrs. Earl Ryman.
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So just to be clear, if we can pull that back up, Barbara is Harley's mother, just so you guys understand.
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And we're now learning that she was married to somebody else, and that somebody else's name is Alan Fryman, OK?
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We happen upon Harley's, with that new information, looking up Fryman, we are able to find Harley's birth announcement.
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The Toronto Star, this announcement went out on August 10th.
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It says that he is born, and this is correct, on August 6th, that Alan and Barbara Ney Shurkin are proud to announce the birth of their son on August 6th, 1974, at Mount Sinai Hospital.
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Happy grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Morris Shurkin, and Mr. and Mrs. Earl Fryman, mother and son, are doing fine.
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And like I said, first grandchild for Morris and Vivian Shurkin, fifth grandchild for Goldie and Earl Fryman.
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Okay, so that means, oh, wait a second, that's weird.
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Okay, sure, your mom can get divorced and become remarried.
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And then that's your step-grandmother that you're holding a photo of.
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So let me just show you this new Harley family tree, the accurate Harley family tree that we were able to establish.
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There's Harley there at the bottom, that's his dad, Alan Fryman, and that's Barbara Shurkin, who then married later on, even though we can't find her marriage record, but she became a Pasternak.
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So then we just have the Fryman as the paternal line.
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Now, if you're like me, you're trying to rationalize that, you're probably thinking, okay, well, if his mom got divorced and got remarried, maybe his biological dad simply wasn't in his life.
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We come from a time, an era of broken families, deadbeat dads.
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Maybe that is the only grandma that he ever knew.
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I mean, we were at least able to follow that his name was Harley Fryman for the first five years of his life.
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If we can't tell you what happened thereafter, but no, what we can tell you for certain is that his dad was not only in his life then, but his father is also in his life now.
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In fact, his father, his real father, Alan Fryman, is so involved in his life that he follows me on Instagram, okay?
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Harley has blocked me on Instagram, but his biological dad is sleuthing me and follows me.
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We were able to find Alan Fryman on Instagram because he's following me.
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I don't know if I should be scared, but, you know, he's older and I don't know.
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I feel like I should be okay here, but I'm on his radar in a very big way.
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And I can tell you he has a relationship with Harley.
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He definitively has a relationship with Harley because now he's an artist.
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He was not an artist throughout his entire life.
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They actually had a great, were involved with regulatory business.
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His father was involved in a regulatory business with taxis.
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This is not some like small family that came here with pennies, okay?
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And he's now an artist and he, the focus of his work is painting pictures of his son, Harley, okay?
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It's, he's painting, he's, or drawing, I don't know what this is, cartooning.
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And that is Harley commenting with heart eyes on this photo.
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And like I said, a recurring theme is that he is drawing photos of his granddaughter.
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He has photos of Harley's daughter and him hugging his daughter.
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Very strange that when you go on Harley's accounts, you can't find a trace of this person.
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It's like he doesn't, he doesn't want people to think of him as a fryman.
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I don't, I don't, maybe he felt pressure to become, become consumed with this identity
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Why someone chooses to change their name if their father is still a part of their life.
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And is it normal to, with your half-brothers, to be the one brother that has only one time
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ever stated that your grandmother, who we still cannot confirm, so your step-grandmother,
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who we still cannot find, and despite all the emails that we have, no one has been able
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to confirm that there was a Lucy Pasternak that survived Auschwitz, which is very alarming
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If he made that up and just shot that photo and thought no one would find it, that means
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It means he's a liar and the worst kind of liar, like a kind of liar who should never have
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But since we're at the beginning of this, I'm wondering if he spent, and maybe it's why I
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had so much trouble being able to find any documents on the early part of Harley Pasternak's
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life, including just trying to find like military entries, things of that nature.
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Maybe he was going by Freiman in general for a while.
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And maybe that's not something that he wants publicized.
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Oh, well, what you want and what you get when you start rolling around telling people that
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you're going to drug them, take their kids away, and send them back to la-la land.
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You don't get the right anymore to decide when people start looking at you and wondering
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who the hell you are and why it just seems that so many people that are around you just
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You're just so sober and so great and so focused and so fit.
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And yet the people around you are all going crazy.
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He even trained Ellen Page, who now goes by Elliot Page.
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I mean, it's just, it's incredible, the people, when you look through his roster, and you just
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wonder, why would anybody ever go to him to get healthy?
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Most explosively, by the way, we are still looking into the Pasternak family, obviously,
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And what we found, going back to Joe Pasternak, the patriarch, reminding you of MGM, one of the
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founders of Hollywood, if you will, alongside Sam Katz and one other individual from Paramount
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Studios, if we look at him as the patriarch of this family, he, what I found immediately
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strange is we knew that he had four children, but Wikipedia was only confirming three of them.
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As soon as I researched him, four children came up, but for whatever reason, we had a
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lot of difficulty identifying who the fourth child was.
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And I can show you who these first three children were.
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So this is going back to Joe Pasternak, the patriarch of the Pasternak family, who was
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You see, we've got Michael, we've got Jeffrey, we've got Peter, and somebody emailed us and
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told us that the fourth child's name, who he has always hidden because he had her out of
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wedlock and not with Dorothy, is a Barbara Pasternak.
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So that is definitely something that needs to be further prodded.
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We are absolutely on it regarding what his children did, which is super interesting.
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He was a radio DJ for BBC out in London, very popular.
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So they were involved in entertainment and deciding as a disc jockey what records were going to
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Then you have Jeffrey George Pasternak, his other son.
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He recommended the group The Doors to his father, and he worked very closely with John
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That is one of the people that Michael Jackson named as being a part of this Hollywood mafia,
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people that he said were devilish and insane and that were essentially stealing from the
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So it's interesting to realize that the Pasternak's are connected to that and were close with John
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And Peter Samuel was a playwright and a songwriter.
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So all around us, it's entertainment, entertainment.
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We are looking to figure out, based on an email that someone sent us that looks legitimate, who
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that Barbara Pasternak is, that was born in 1942, that they have gone through great lengths to keep
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secret from the public, that would be an heir to Joe Pasternak, born in 1942.
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So guys, send me your emails to tips at canastones.com.
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Also, we got a lot of people asking in the comments yesterday, what about Walter Pasternak?
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Yeah, obviously we know Walter P. Pasternak was a Pasternak that was involved in the CIA
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MKUltra experiment, so it would be fitting at this time.
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You put these pieces together, you've got Dr. Zhivago going on, Boris, you've got Joe
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Pasternak, Walter Pasternak of the CIA experiment, because I think Hollywood is a CIA experiment.
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We're going to talk about that more as we read Hollywood Babylon.
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We don't know where to put him in the chart because there's such little information available
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Remember, this is the guy that no-showed Congress.
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We did, however, receive a confirmation that his middle initial stands for Paul.
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So we're looking for a Walter Paul Pasternak, according to the Library of Congress.
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He was involved with another individual who did show up for the congressional hearing,
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a guy in which they were both being questioned for this failed MKUltra experiment where they
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were going to aerosol LSD onto unsuspecting people in San Francisco.
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It says today's testimony by Mr. Rhodes provided the first look the public has had at an LSD
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test inside the CIA safe house, although the experiment he described was carried out only
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on one of his colleagues and ultimately failed.
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The agency carried out other drug tests in both California and New York City from 1953
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to 1966 in such safe houses, mainly apartments and motel rooms.
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These were secretly rented for the agency by George White, an official of the old Federal
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Borough of Narcotics, which has since been supplanted by the Drug Enforcement Administration.
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Mr. Rhodes, a psychologist employed by the CIA from 1957 to 1961, said he went to California
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Pasternak to test a particular device to see if LSD could be given in small quantities via
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Mr. Pasternak, a former employee of the agency, was also an official with the Society for the
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Investigation of Human Ecology, a foundation that was set up by John Gittinger, also an
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agency employee to serve as a conduit for CIA money, end quote.
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I did find a Walter Paul Pasternak that is buried at the Arlington Cemetery in D.C., who was
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a lieutenant in World War II, but that is a tenuous at best, that connection.
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But obviously, we do know that when it comes to mind experimentation, those with the last
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Gotta get into this brief update regarding the Justin Baldoni case.
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So we told you about Stephanie Jones of Stephanie Jones PR.
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Hollywood's a small gang town and pretty much you messed one of them.
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And she was obviously crucial to this case and she's someone that should be routinely
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discussed because the only reason that the New York Times had any text messages before
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there were any legal filings was because Stephanie Jones told her former employee on her last
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day of work after she said she was going to quit.
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Jennifer Abel was as a publicist and Jennifer Abel quit and she was quitting and she was
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taking the Wayfarer account with her because they want they had already been working with
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And on the last day that she was supposed to be in the office after giving her a six
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And Stephanie Jones is like, give me your phone.
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And, you know, and Jennifer Abel begs, oh, this is my phone.
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My granny was probably making up some granny griff story here.
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And Stephanie's like, nope, I'm getting your phone.
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Next thing you know, the New York Times has this stuff, right?
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Well, Stephanie's excuse in the background of this has been that she was complying with a
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That's a really stupid excuse, OK, because she gathered this cell phone in August.
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There was no lawsuit that was happening in which she would have had to comply with the
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Also, and again, like I said, this this totally relies upon the public being really dumb and
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You can't just go up and be like, I have a subpoena.
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A judge has to sign off on a subpoena to make it valid.
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So all of a sudden, Stephanie Jones is doing a bunch of PR right now.
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She's in the press and she's giving it to page six and she's giving it to Deadline.
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And all of them are writing that in the Justin Baldoni Blake Lively Legal Saga, the publicist
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rebuts the allegations that she leaves confidential information and buried into it is that they're
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telling us that Deadline reviewed a copy of a subpoena cited by Jones, but they won't
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They do not want us to have a look at this alleged subpoena that they say was dated last
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Again, there were no lawsuits filed in October.
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The first filing in this case didn't come until December.
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That was when Blake Lively filed her CRD complaint.
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I believe the New York Times released their article on the same day, December 20th is when
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So what subpoena was Stephanie Jones complying with that was dated last October?
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But something that's very conspicuous to me is the fact that Blake's legal team is not
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acknowledging any subpoena that they sent to Stephanie Jones.
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Neither is Ryan acknowledging that he sent a subpoena to Stephanie Jones.
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Essentially, Stephanie Jones is out on a raft by herself in the middle of the river saying,
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And now she's calling her homies and they're like, she's complying.
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We can't show you the public, but it's dated in October.
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If that subpoena is dated in October, okay, and you're telling us that that went out,
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that's the same month that we have noted that the New York Times has some data that shows
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It shows us that October 31st of 2024, the New York Times began working on this article
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with Jennifer Abel's text messages that were already being embedded into it.
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So it seems much more likely a story to me that Stephanie's trying to cover her tracks
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and that Stephanie got these messages because she was angry at her employee.
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She was angry at Jennifer Abel because how dare you leave me and how dare you take one of our
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An account that I didn't care about that was too small for me that you were working on.
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And I believe that Ryan was game, Blake was game, she was game, the New York Times was
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game, and they all got to work working on this expose, which was proven to be fraudulent
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by Brian Friedman, all the way back in October.
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And so what she's doing is going to harm the New York Times case, and it's going to harm
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Blake's case, and it's going to harm Ryan's case.
00:28:46.700
It's going to help Justin Baldoni because I'm telling you, this subpoena doesn't exist.
00:28:54.260
And let me tell you, by the way, guys, common sense, if you're trying to subpoena Jennifer
00:28:58.960
Abel's text messages, why are you going through her former employer?
00:29:04.120
I don't have the rights to my, that is not an assumption that any court would make.
00:29:08.400
I don't have the rights to people that work for me.
00:29:12.380
If somebody wanted to subpoena Savannah's text messages, why would you send it to my business?
00:29:18.180
Like, why would you be like, I have a right to, this person works for you, so I have a
00:29:22.420
Okay, well, you got to put her name on the subpoena.
00:29:25.380
You don't need me and my office to get involved and say, hand me the phone.
00:29:31.780
You go and you inform Jennifer Abel that she's got to cough up her messages.
00:29:40.900
I'm telling you, this is a major sticking point.
00:29:43.660
Something is not right with this subpoena that she is alleging was from October when
00:29:49.860
we had no, we didn't even, we had a CRD complaint on December 20th.
00:29:56.460
It's a complaint that's filed with the Civil Rights Department.
00:29:59.620
We didn't even get our lawsuit until December 31st.
00:30:03.280
End of December is when the real lawsuits started to pick up.
00:30:09.480
I'm telling you, that is definitely something to watch.
00:30:13.000
OK, last thing that I want to cover, got to tell you guys, I never thought that I would
00:30:17.340
see a day where I would be rooting for a university above Donald J. Trump and his administration.
00:30:22.640
But I don't recognize his administration right now.
00:30:28.020
We were kicking around some theories earlier, me and the team, and we were going, what,
00:30:31.980
how could Trump be such a free speech enthusiast and being allowing these things to happen?
00:30:38.040
Going after college universities, trying to suppress speech while pretending that you're
00:30:44.680
not suppressing speech, while pretending that you're fighting DEI.
00:30:51.080
People who are still trying to grift, I guess, I suppose, are not willing to challenge you on
00:30:58.020
Because when you are out of office, we are going to have to live with these consequences.
00:31:01.780
Our children are going to have to grow up in this America.
00:31:04.120
OK, so when you threaten our speech, it's not worth it so that we can have pom-poms and
00:31:08.940
go hurrah for a couple of years, then go, OK, well, yeah, now it kind of stinks because,
00:31:24.580
Everyone can see what's happening left and right.
00:31:26.260
So to give you the background, obviously, after October 7th, there were tons of student
00:31:35.340
But what has happened is people started demanding that universities start, you know, taking on
00:31:42.300
their own sorts of definitions for antisemitism, particularly the IHRA new updated definition
00:31:51.760
of antisemitism, which I believe was I think it was drafted by the ADL, if I'm correct.
00:31:57.120
If I remember correctly, the ADL put this together.
00:32:01.680
Their backstory is they were initially a gang that went mainstream and their job is to suppress
00:32:06.120
speech and to smear people, not to defend people against defamation.
00:32:12.340
That's why I think they're clever by calling themselves the Anti-Defamation League when they
00:32:17.640
Anyways, this is Harvard received notice that they had to comply with the Trump administration's
00:32:26.080
demands, OK, and essentially telling them how they would have to change things on campus.
00:32:33.180
And they're, again, trying to the administration is trying to paint this as they're coming and
00:32:40.600
I'm going to show you it so you can see it with your own eyes.
00:32:42.880
On Monday, Harvard became the first university to openly defy the Trump administration as
00:32:49.160
it demanded sweeping changes to limit activism on campus.
00:32:55.980
The university frames the government's demands as a threat not only to the Ivy League school,
00:33:00.620
but to the autonomy that the Supreme Court has long granted American universities.
00:33:04.860
They said in a quote, the university will not surrender its independence or relinquish its
00:33:10.520
That's what the university lawyers said on Monday.
00:33:14.020
They continued, neither Harvard nor any other private university can allow itself to be taken
00:33:19.060
The federal government says it's freezing more than $2.2 billion in grants and $60 million
00:33:23.940
in contracts to Harvard unless, essentially, we are going to hold your funding unless you
00:33:30.500
And I'm going to show you, because Harvard has released it, what they're asking them to do.
00:33:34.860
First, I should tell you, they've already complied with adopting the IRHA definition of antisemitism,
00:33:42.280
But so how you have to read this is everywhere, and Skylar, if you don't mind making that a
00:33:46.420
little bigger for me, everywhere that you see the word antisemitism, you have to ask yourself
00:33:51.840
what the definition, the new definition of antisemitism is, because now we're at critique
00:34:00.480
So as they frame it down there as the discontinuation of DEI, which would be a good thing, saying that
00:34:06.600
we want people to be merit-based and to let go of DEI-based policies, that would be a great
00:34:11.760
thing, because that is how the nation should run.
00:34:13.920
They are actually asking them to reform programs that have egregious records of antisemitism or
00:34:21.340
other biases, telling them to look at specific programs.
00:34:25.040
Scroll down, Skylar, because I want to get to them essentially just framing this as them needing
00:34:31.300
to take a look at who they're even allowing to come to Harvard on foreign visas and whether or not
00:34:38.660
they disagree, with Israel's policies. Like, you have to adopt new policies about student groups
00:34:45.380
or clubs that forbid or endorse certain activities. They're talking about student groups that did not
00:34:52.640
get violent but are opposed to Israel's agenda, which is totally fair because this country is not
00:34:58.160
Israel. It's not Israel. You are totally allowed to critique Israel. I mean, it's an absolute nonsense.
00:35:04.080
It's telling them that these people need to be suspended, that they can't be allowed on campus.
00:35:09.940
Again, making us think that Bibi Netanyahu must be the president of the United States and Trump has
00:35:15.580
no idea what's going on. And I tend to think that there is a person who tells Trump that the press
00:35:20.660
is favorable, that they love this, that people are loving this. Trump's not on YouTube. He's not on X.
00:35:25.460
He says something to someone and they tweet it. Somebody decides what articles to put in front of him
00:35:31.980
every morning. I know that for a fact, okay? So he who is picking that article, he who is telling him
00:35:37.260
what tweets to look at, is the person that is shaping Trump's understanding of what his base feels.
00:35:44.960
Now, Harvard, like I said, adopted this definition after pressure for antisemitism. So every time
00:35:50.780
they mention antisemitism in those demands, which is plenty of times, they are referring to people that
00:35:57.260
are critiquing Israel. Let's pull up that IRHA definition of, I-H-R-A, pardon me, definition.
00:36:03.280
It says the guide follows these examples, which may serve for several illustrations.
00:36:10.980
Okay, the first one, you're like, yeah, calling for or justifying the killing or harming of Jews
00:36:15.180
in the name of radical ideology. Yeah, we already have laws in the book for that. You can't just like
00:36:19.420
ask people to be murdered. You'd be in trouble. That makes sense.
00:36:28.300
accusing the Jews as a people or Israel as a state, sorry, that's inventing or exaggerating
00:36:38.920
the Holocaust. By the way, that's not even a crazy, that's completely absurd. You should be allowed to
00:36:44.220
in a country that has free speech. If you say, I think the Holocaust numbers were exaggerated or I
00:36:51.780
think they were underreported, that should be a matter of academic debate. That shouldn't be a
00:36:57.920
matter of you being suspended from campus. Somebody could say, no, let me rebut that. This only exists
00:37:04.080
for the Holocaust. If you go Google right now, Bolshevik revolution, how many people die? They'll
00:37:09.520
give you a range, 40 million to 60 million. How many Russians died in World War II? 80 million to 100
00:37:17.320
million. In what world could you not say? I think it's less. I think less Russians died during World
00:37:23.080
War II, actually. You're going to arrest me? You're going to arrest the kids? As opposed to just saying,
00:37:30.720
let me tell you why you're wrong? Does that seem normal to you guys? This is completely,
00:37:34.260
completely crazy. Let's pull up some more things because it gets even crazier. It says,
00:37:39.440
holding Jews collectively responsible for the actions of the state of Israel. Here's a clue.
00:37:45.820
If you want people who are feeling threatened on campus because of the response that people are
00:37:51.020
having to feeling like their rights are being infringed upon, maybe don't infringe upon their
00:37:56.640
rights to speech. This is not making it easier for their students on campus, I'm telling you, because
00:38:01.180
this is making it seem like they get special consideration because these rules were not put into
00:38:05.120
place to defend white people when BLM was going on, okay? These rules had never been put in place to
00:38:10.660
defend anybody else. So we're talking about speech censorship. That's on its face. It is speech
00:38:15.720
censorship. Speech that you don't like or speech that makes you uncomfortable is not violent. You're
00:38:21.420
not being hurt by speech or being challenged by ideas, okay? We got to get over snowflake culture.
00:38:26.920
Let's pull it back up because it's like part to the Bible. Oh, this, the craziest one right there is
00:38:31.520
accusing Jewish citizens of being more loyal to Israel or to the alleged priority of Jews worldwide
00:38:38.900
than to the interests of their own nations. Lock them up. Lock them up. This guy thinks
00:38:46.000
that this person's more loyal to Israel. I will guarantee you that there are commentators right
00:38:51.760
now here in the United States who are more loyal to Israel than they are to the United States.
00:38:57.220
Common sense, obviously. Lock me up, Trump. Take me. Take me away, DeSantis. Yeah, I think there are
00:39:04.920
very clearly some people, David Friedman would be one of them, that I would say is more loyal to
00:39:10.520
Israel than he is to America. Oh, gosh. The feds are coming. You're done. How dare you? It's the worst
00:39:17.280
kind of anti-Semitism, listening to people's own words and deciding who they're more loyal to. Yeah,
00:39:22.080
duh. Anybody can be more loyal to any country. People could be more loyal to Russia than they are
00:39:27.620
to the United States. Maybe they're like, you know what? Russia has got an Orthodox Christian
00:39:32.800
community. I like it. I prefer it. Maybe I'm more loyal to Vatican City. Could you imagine a law that's
00:39:38.380
just like you can't you just cannot say that Catholics are more loyal to the Vatican City than they are to
00:39:45.140
America? We're going to lock you up. Absurd. Absolutely absurd and exhausting. It's like you're
00:39:51.920
not a victim because somebody says that. Disprove the notion. Say I'm not. You don't get to cry like
00:39:57.200
a baby and spike your ball and go home. It's just ridiculous. I mean, we know there are people that
00:40:02.400
are more loyal to the state. You know why I don't know how we know? Because this is even being written
00:40:05.800
down. Because this is even being considered as a definition, a working definition of a sentence.
00:40:10.820
Whoever created this working definition is more loyal to the state of Israel than they are to
00:40:15.120
America, because in America we believe in free speech. How about that? Anyways, so for them to make
00:40:19.960
Harvard adopt this definition and then to write out what they expect under this definition is the
00:40:26.460
suppression of speech. It's the suppression of speech. There's no other way. Look at it. The Trump
00:40:31.340
administration is fighting against free speech in America. And that is very sad for me to say and to
00:40:36.380
report as someone who has been a supporter of Donald Trump. Like I said, I think it is because
00:40:41.620
whoever is behind him whispering in his ear, you know, he who puts the print out the papers and
00:40:48.200
rubs his back and says, you're doing great. Everybody loves you is the person who is running
00:40:53.140
the White House. And it used to be Jared Kushner. And I don't know who that person is now, but I don't
00:40:58.980
like it. It is. We cannot allow our rights to be infringed upon. And if you think it's going to stop
00:41:05.120
with college campuses, you're out of your mind. So you better buck up and root for Harvard
00:41:10.600
University in this fight. You better hope that they defeat the Trump administration and this
00:41:15.080
absurd definition. They even include parts of the Bible. They're like, you can't say that the Jews
00:41:19.640
had anything to do with Christ, killing Christ, which is, you know what that is? It's anti-Catholic.
00:41:25.500
It's anti-Christian to tell me that we can't discuss how Christ was murdered. You know, we can't
00:41:30.700
discuss who it was that was plotting against Christ. We can't discuss the Pharisees and the
00:41:35.920
scribes anymore, guys. We can't discuss the teachers. Because according to the new working
00:41:41.680
definition, which all the college campuses are going to have to abide on first before they try
00:41:45.820
to mainstream this, lock me up. I'm saying it. You ain't going to get me. You are not going to get me
00:41:52.720
ever to comply with not speaking about Christ and being worried about your feelings and disregarding
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All right, you guys, for those of you that are in the book club, I am sorry. We are going to have to
00:43:55.320
bump it to tomorrow. It's totally my fault. I am saying way too many apologies. I'm usually so good
00:44:00.840
about scheduling, but I have just like, I just have to plead pregnancy on this one. I'm just like,
00:44:06.140
my whole day got bumps when we got that last minute thing about Harvey. And I just think that
00:44:10.620
tomorrow would be better. So tomorrow night, 6 p.m. Eastern, we'll have the book club. If you guys
00:44:16.880
have not signed up, that gives you an extra day to get Hollywood Babylon on Amazon. That's Hollywood
00:44:22.880
Babylon is our next read. So we will just be doing tomorrow at 6 o'clock p.m. Eastern, a combination
00:44:27.920
of the last couple of chapters and just kind of doing, remembering what we need to remember
00:44:34.620
to go into Hollywood Babylon about what we're taking away from chaos as we jump into Hollywood
00:44:38.460
Babylon, which, like I said, has been very serendipitous given everything that we are
00:44:42.720
speaking about with the Pasternak family, with Joe Pasternak, with understanding Paramount,
00:44:48.760
Columbia Studios, with the CIA. It's all going to fit in together very neatly. And we are also
00:44:53.980
going to speak about occult, the occult, because we absolutely have to speak about the occult.
00:44:58.360
Now I am going to read some of your comments here. Do we have a first? Zyra Mina writes,
00:45:06.320
I love that you're not taking your foot off of Harley's neck. If anyone can get to the bottom
00:45:09.640
of a sketch situation in a past that's trying to be erased, rewritten, or hidden, it is Suge. I mean,
00:45:15.840
Candace, we will miss you, Mama Bear. Thank you very much. I just don't like people that bully
00:45:20.520
other people. I just don't like what he did to Kanye. Whatever cocktail of drugs he gave him,
00:45:24.520
Kanye was never the same, but he remembers exactly what happened to him and who did it.
00:45:28.720
And I will always defend him from that because it's unimaginable to have the whole world then
00:45:32.600
call you crazy. And then you point and say, this person literally gave me a cocktail of drugs
00:45:36.560
and is threatening to do it again. And people just keep going, well, why are you so erratic
00:45:41.200
and crazy? It's, it can't happen. You know, uh, this person writes, this is the court of random
00:45:46.560
opinion for the granny. They're here for the granny grip stories. I mean, everybody get on it. Everyone
00:45:52.860
needs to be a victim these days. I'll tell you guys that. Yeah. My grandma survived slavery three
00:45:57.940
times. I just wanted you guys to know that about my granny. So, you know, it is what it is. Here's a
00:46:03.180
picture of her. Blurry pic of her. Uh, TB writes, Candice, please look into the Lou Taylor tri-star
00:46:09.700
sports and entertainment. Kanye tweeted a pic of her recently. She was behind the Britney
00:46:14.500
conservatorship. Bieber just fired her and she did Kylie cosmetics sales for Kris Jenner. Uh,
00:46:21.000
she, Kris Jenner and her are BFFs. Yeah, I've heard that name come up a bit. I will take a look at
00:46:24.820
that probably on maternity leave. We'll all have time to just do tons of deep dives and come back at
00:46:29.060
you guys with so much information. Brian, by the way, I don't do drugs. Okay. So if I'm found
00:46:34.480
floating in a bathroom, like I also don't take baths. So if I'm flying, it's just not me. Someone
00:46:42.020
did it. Okay. Someone did it. Brian writes, I rewatched yesterday's podcast and I'm struck by
00:46:47.040
so many similarities between some world leaders, the crime families and national security agencies.
00:46:51.620
Do you also see the similarities? Yeah. Uh, they are a part of something which we will get into when we
00:46:57.000
read Hollywood Babylon. And the more, you know, about Sigmund Freud, the better. That's what's
00:47:02.400
at the bottom of all this. It's psychology. That's why they're all psychologists. And it's a very scary
00:47:07.840
world when you realize that you are fighting people that believe in the occult. And that's just,
00:47:13.800
that is just the reality. They believe in the occult. S writes, hi, Candace, I'm Canadian and we have an
00:47:20.280
election coming. I feel demotivated to vote as both prime candidates seem to not be great and have
00:47:26.760
foreign allegiance. What do you think as a Muslim, Christ is king and God is the greatest.
00:47:31.300
I sense it. I agree. I understand why everybody is feeling fatigued with politics. It's like I said,
00:47:40.200
never been more obvious that the world is a stage and that people get up there to get elected and they
00:47:45.600
say things that you want to hear. And then as soon as they're in office, none of it happens. Um, or they
00:47:50.560
do the exact reverse thing that you thought was going to happen. So I guess I'm just kind of
00:47:55.180
empathizing with you, but I feel tremendously optimistic about the younger generation that's
00:48:00.720
coming up. And I'm tremendously optimistic about the conversations that we're having. We didn't get
00:48:04.260
to it today. We'll get to it tomorrow, but even Tucker Carlson going out on the third rail and
00:48:08.780
discussing 9-11 again and people that are starting to finally, I guess, just sort of remove the blinders
00:48:16.160
from their eyes and see what, how unreal the world we live in actually is and how orchestrated it all
00:48:23.560
is. That's kind of the first step, right? It's like realizing that the world is sick and that the
00:48:27.700
world is a stage. So at least we're at the first step. Kyle writes, either Trump has knelt or was
00:48:32.980
always a psyop. Solutions will never come from government. Democracy is always an illusion.
00:48:36.840
Decentralized systems must be built, disseminated, and adopted so as to make government superfluous.
00:48:45.540
I'm just going to read that comment and let it sit. You know, I agree that democracy is totally
00:48:50.300
an illusion. I believe in decentralized systems. And you obviously know that the CIA is fearful of
00:48:55.400
that when you get into looking into all the mysterious crypto deaths. Definitely something
00:48:59.740
that happened there. Black Scorpio writes, Stephanie Jones is obviously lying. Otherwise,
00:49:04.220
they would produce a copy. That simple. Drop the receipts. Brian Friedman it. Lawsuitinfo.com.
00:49:10.820
Drop it all. Let us read it and say who's telling the truth. She won't do that. She's just like,
00:49:15.000
write the article. I'll show you the subpoena, but we're not going to show the public the subpoena,
00:49:18.480
but there was a subpoena and that's what I was doing. No, you're not. It's just not honest,
00:49:21.740
Steph, because you would have dropped it in your own lawsuit. You would have seen the subpoena as proof
00:49:26.600
in your own lawsuit, like the appendix G or something would have been like, here's the subpoena that I
00:49:31.280
received and I was complying with. If you were just being an evil wench,
00:49:34.080
just submit it. Just submit it. Builds by Taylor writes, Walter Pasternak's nephew,
00:49:41.160
Paul Pasternak, did a phone interview back in 2015 regarding his uncle's involvement in MKUltra.
00:49:47.560
Oh, that's interesting. So if we knew that he had a nephew named Paul, we might be able to attach
00:49:52.300
him to that Walter Pasternak that I found at the, that was buried in Arlington. That's interesting.
00:50:00.980
Thank you for that. It says the video can be found here on YouTube. Thank you. Thank you. I will
00:50:04.920
search for that. Otherwise you guys send me more tips at candaceowens.com. Love you majorly. I can't
00:50:13.340
believe, by the way, what do we have? Like seven episodes left, eight episodes left. This is,
00:50:16.940
we're at the end here. I can't believe it. We're at the end. It's only going to be for a little bit,
00:50:21.700
but it's going to be sad. Anyways, you guys will see you tomorrow.