00:00:21.580You had this guy, Daniel Saeed, I think it was What Now, or What Something Modeling Agency.
00:00:28.380But he's involved with Epstein for over a decade. One of the victims talked about this guy introducing her to Epstein, knowing full well what this is. And this kind of speaks to the idea of what many of these modeling organizations really are.
00:00:46.860It's not just modeling organizations. It's the pornography. It's even low level Hollyweird
00:00:54.860entertainment in the acting and music business. You know, some people will sit there and talk
00:01:01.700about, you know, Harvey Weinstein and the casting couch. But on another level, you know, a lot of
00:01:07.720these actresses or singers are pimped out. It's kind of grotesque. People forget the story
00:01:16.220of the Pussycat Dolls, where one of the singers just came clean and basically was like, yeah,
00:01:21.800no, the band was just like a high-end escort agency. That's what it was. And that's why they
00:01:28.040don't want to pull too hard on those strings, because these things have been going on for
00:01:33.000decade upon decade upon decade in this country and around the world. It's been normalized by
00:01:39.060this, you know, people are calling it the Epstein class. It's really the predator class. They do0.69
00:01:43.060feel like they own you. And I mean, Epstein, they almost arrested him in Palm Beach when he was
00:01:48.720judging one of these beauty pageants. Okay. So when you look at that world, it's very much
00:01:55.940set up as a world where they can exploit, profiteer, but also control male counterparts.
00:02:06.780In the Epstein files, he's still talking about recruiting teenage girls, some of them underage,
00:02:14.240into these modeling agencies. And there are a ton of redactions that have nothing to do
00:02:19.620with protecting the victims. I want to make that abundantly clear. It's all over the files.
00:02:24.580OK, but what they would do is they would bring these 15, 16 year old girls over from the United States with promises of, you know, big money and modeling contracts and all these opportunities.0.94
00:02:38.180And they'd get them away from their parents and then they would put them into dorm like apartment buildings that they'd share with like four to six other girls kind of establish establishing competition.0.98
00:02:51.620okay now remember you know there's a big time difference there there's no cell phones you know0.67
00:02:58.880you'd be able to make maybe one call a day if you were lucky to somebody and they would bring these
00:03:04.240teenage girls to elitist parties and events and just be like hey you're going to go with that
00:03:09.820person and if they didn't want to do it guess what they didn't get the job they weren't kept around
00:03:15.220so whether or not they were actually paid for if they were absolutely also pimped out that
00:03:21.560is unfortunately uh the world we live in real time uncensored unstoppable alexjoneslive.com
00:03:31.140take a stand share the link do you want to fight you better believe you got one
00:03:39.060it is the fourth hour of the alex jones show i'm your guest host jason bermas we got bombshell news
00:03:46.660via the Epstein case. So much going on in that case that you are just not seeing really anywhere.
00:03:53.200Mainstream alternative media, it's moving at a rapid pace, but not towards the direction of what?
00:04:00.520Indictments, prosecutions, people going to prison. And that should be extremely alarming
00:04:07.940because as the focus sets on foreign policy, Iran, Russia, Ukraine, and rightfully so,0.91
00:04:15.600And obviously, this MDAA with Israel, which is absolute insanity, a lot of things that have captivated the public's attention and really pushed us to get some type of transparency.0.76
00:04:31.800Well, that's waning, and that's extremely dangerous because all we have at this point is the court of public opinion, at least to successfully expose so many of these monsters that walk among us.0.94
00:04:46.860So we're going to get into the Epstein files.
00:04:48.660We're also going to be talking about Google quadrupling their profits.
00:04:53.360Yes, Google, which is, you know, it's disguised as a private company.
00:05:01.080But when you go back to its origin story and where it is today, it is nothing but.
00:05:07.740Instead, it is a Trojan horse civilian system that was literally erected out of NASA and DARPA money with In-Q-Tel CIA cash splashed in there.
00:05:22.860And now you have it as really the main technopoly.
00:05:27.980I know a lot of people talk about Apple.
00:05:29.960Well, you know, Apple has a ton of faults, and I'm not here to defend them either.
00:05:33.360But when you look at Google, the number one search engine in the world, and Google's Gemini is now integrating with that search engine to be the great deceiver.
00:05:43.580On any, any subject of true importance historically, Google's Gemini is abhorrent.
00:05:53.860Now, if you already know your history and you can provide examples, it will admit that in about three or four prompts.
00:06:00.200But seeing as they're getting away from just a traditional search engine and they're moving towards more and more narrative management, extremely dangerous.
00:06:09.100And then, of course, you have the second largest search engine in the world.
00:06:12.840That's YouTube, which also happens to be what?
00:06:15.080The largest video platform in the world.
00:06:18.940Meanwhile, this little magic box right here, about half of them throughout the United States and the world run on their operating system.
00:06:27.780The laptops no longer really run on Windows in the schools. They're all based on that same operating system. Really, the Chrome operating system and the Android operating system have merged. And that is just scratching the surface of what Google is up to. We're going to be talking about that.
00:06:47.540we're also going to be talking about the Fauci going to be testifying with Rand Paul in the
00:06:54.980Senate. Now, again, I think this is extremely important because we need more on the record
00:07:00.000and we need to continue to win in the court of public opinion. Unfortunately, Fauci and his
00:07:04.960cohorts, they're going nowhere. They're not going to prison. It's very disturbing. In fact,
00:07:12.020one of the subjects that I don't think gets brought up enough with this second administration
00:07:17.280is the fact that they have not challenged this idea of a pre-pardon.
00:07:21.960I'm really hoping that Trump isn't planning on pre-pardoning anybody at the end of his
00:07:29.200second term because it is completely unconstitutional.
00:07:32.840The pardon is there for somebody that has been convicted of a crime.
00:07:38.600And we had this precedent set that still has not been challenged.
00:07:41.940I don't see anybody in the media really challenging it either, where you can just exonerate somebody of a crime they supposedly never committed because that's what you're doing with Fauci.
00:07:54.720And yesterday I revisited two very important interviews.
00:07:58.680We'll talk about them a little later on with Andrew G. Huff, the vice president, former vice president of EcoHealth Alliance and really the main whistleblower.
00:08:08.080We had more documentation, for instance, put out by Rand Paul, which was preceded by more documentation that was put out by Tulsi Gabbard in regards to Wuhan, Fauci, Collins, Daszak in particular.
00:08:25.200But the meat and potatoes, okay, the vast majority of that information has been out now for several years.
00:08:33.320In fact, those interviews, and I know that Andrew, I believe, did an in-studio interview with Alex, they're evergreen. They are as important today as they were three years ago, and no matter what happens in the next several years, they will be as important tomorrow as well because they lay out this narrative of corruption and collusion amongst big tech, big pharma,
00:09:00.680and the military industrial complex, especially agencies like not only DARPA, the Defense
00:09:06.720Advanced Research Project Agency, but also the Department of Energy, where if you know anything
00:09:13.280about the Department of Energy, okay, we're talking about human experimentation on a level
00:09:20.020that most of us can't even imagine. And that's just what's been admitted. Look up Bill Clinton
00:09:26.640having to come out with like a phone book size report, much of it a whitewash because so much
00:09:33.940is still classified to this day. But he had to get up there and admit the United States
00:09:39.080had experimented on U.S. citizen and military personnel without their knowledge and that some
00:09:45.920of it might not have been ethical. You think so? And that'll segue into what I really wanted to
00:09:53.920lead with, and we're going to just talk about briefly. When I talk about the Department of
00:09:58.060Energy, and people are obviously aware that it has to do with nuclear energy, but I don't think
00:10:05.100they understand and grasp the fact that it was very heavily involved in the Manhattan Project,
00:10:12.140which really denotated the way that you would have massive compartmentalization within these
00:10:21.160programs where most people had no idea what they were working on. Well, a lot of that was born out
00:10:26.740of a place called the Bohemian Grove. And right now, the Grove is in session. Again, barely any
00:10:34.760media coverage. This is local coverage about the locals being upset that their airport paths have
00:10:41.620been obstructed from all of these elitists and their buddies getting together at the Grove.
00:10:46.740I could find like one article, and it's the same old, there is no debate here.
00:10:52.120Bohemian Grove, merely a playground for male elite or shrouded retreat with global reach.
00:11:06.600But of course, it's male elite with global reach.
00:11:13.220They were some of the people that drove the Manhattan Project, the vast majority of it, by the way, at the Grove and at the club.
00:11:22.380And then you've got Greet the Power Elite, Bohemian Grove protest return with Museum Show.
00:11:26.740And by the way, good for them because there have always been a lot of locals that go outside of the Grove and protest AJ style.
00:11:35.900And props to AJ for being the guy that really broke this thing wide open and getting the cremation of care on camera.
00:11:45.580He also, I believe it was either last year or the year before, had those individuals that broke in and actually got finally high-def footage of these people.
00:11:57.580Where if somebody really wanted to do an investigation, you could point out which people are in what roles in their little druidic robes, okay?
00:12:05.880And, you know, if you don't think that these people have power, again, we've known they have power.
00:12:12.400You just look at the names or that they're creating policy or whatever.
00:13:01.380I mean, you just look at the spine on this thing.
00:13:03.220One of the coolest things I've ever gotten is the fact that it also, and it's stained here, this is a local obituary for the guy, Bohemian's Honor Best Loved Man.
00:13:18.060I mean, it was in the headline of his obituary because he was their high priest.
00:13:23.080He's the one that brought the owl over, the owls on the spine there.
00:13:26.880And they love the owl because they have it as a symbol of, you know, wisdom.
00:13:32.520Here it is with the glasses on and kind of the sash around it, right?
00:13:37.720So it's supposed to be very wise, but it's also a predator.
00:14:00.360But you notice you've got Pan down there as well. And Pan, Minerva, that's their shebango, man. And they've been into these things for a very, very, very long time.1.00
00:14:13.960Of course, the very odd thing about the Bohemian Grove is these are supposed to be a bunch of Christian conservative leaders, and yet they're at this very, very odd, highly occultic pagan getaway that goes on for two or three weeks every year, and yes, they are setting policy in there.
00:14:37.700So I just, I thought I'd kick it off there. I actually, I believe last year during one of the weeks, got to host the fourth hour. If you're interested, I've done a full hour on this subject. I've broken out all of the annals. I've shown some of the pictures and the denotations live on air. So that's out there.
00:14:59.240But we're going to move on to Epstein. And just this last week alone has had a ton of news that just I don't see anybody talking about.
00:15:11.740First and foremost, it was now, I think, a little bit over a month ago, and we're having these hearings, right, a little over a month ago, that they had this hearing with Leslie Groth, and so many people are simply just not familiar with Leslie Groth, and she's essentially as important as, say, you know, a Ghislaine Maxwell.
00:15:37.480In fact, she stuck around longer than Maxwell. She was arranging all sorts of different meetings
00:15:46.060with Epstein and these underage girls. And for instance, Jess Staley, he was just at the hearing,
00:15:55.920I believe it was the oversight committee yesterday. And they were asking him about
00:16:00.900some of the arrangements of him going to sleep with some of the girls that Epstein was sending
00:16:05.900over and whether or not that was actually consensual. You see, it wasn't always about
00:16:09.900blackmail, and it wasn't always about underage girls either. They loved that, and Epstein himself
00:16:16.020very much into underage girls. But at the same time, a lot of these girls would get groomed at
00:16:23.740a very young age to be in their early 20s or whatever. They get them for these modeling1.00
00:16:30.220agencies, and then they use them not just to blackmail people, but to curry favor with them,
00:16:35.540like someone like Jeff Staley of Barclays and J.P. Morgan, okay?
00:16:40.100And let's not forget, J.P. Morgan paid out big buckaroos, big dollar signs, okay,
00:16:47.640to the victims that wanted to sign NDAs.
00:16:50.800So many of these institutions have ended up paying out,
00:16:55.160and there have been repercussions, as we're going to show you,
00:16:58.100at some of the charities and other institutions that were involved with Epstein,
00:17:03.000yet no criminal prosecutions whatsoever odd odd weird kind of shows you how the system works
00:17:10.440so you had this guy daniel saeed i think it was what now um or what something modeling agency
00:17:18.320but he's involved with epstein for over a decade uh one of the victims talked about this guy
00:17:25.380introducing her to epstein knowing full well what this is and this kind of speaks
00:17:31.220to the idea of what many of these modeling organizations really are.
00:17:41.480It's even low-level Hollyweird entertainment in the acting and music business.
00:17:49.480Some people will sit there and talk about Harvey Weinstein and the casting couch,0.84
00:17:55.200but on another level, a lot of these actresses or singers are pimped out.
00:18:01.220It's kind of grotesque. People forget the story of the Pussycat Dolls, where one of the singers just came clean and basically was like, yeah, no, the band was just like a high end escort agency. That's what it was.
00:18:16.560And that's why they don't want to pull too hard on those strings, because these things have been going on for decade upon decade upon decade in this country and around the world.
00:18:27.020It's been normalized by this. You know, people are calling it the Epstein class. It's really the predator class.0.83
00:18:32.680They do feel like they own you. And I mean, Epstein, they almost arrested him in Palm Beach when he was judging one of these beauty pageants.
00:18:41.160OK, so when you look at that world, it's very much set up as a world where they can exploit, profiteer, but also control male counterparts.
00:18:56.120parts. Okay. Give you another great example outside of this. First of all, outside of Daniel
00:19:02.760Said, just want to say that so far they're saying that they haven't seen any signs of violence or
00:19:09.400anything like that with this case. Okay. You know, who knows? 69 years old, not trying to accuse
00:19:15.740anybody of anything. But Jean-Luc Brunel, he is somebody who was a high level Epstein associate
00:19:23.600in the modeling world. And he ended up being criminally charged, of course, not in this
00:19:28.660country. And I believe it was in Spain where he was in prison and he allegedly took his own life.
00:19:34.220Now, he may have done that, by the way. I know very, very little about what went on there.
00:19:40.060But if you put somebody like that in general population and you turn your back on certain
00:19:48.980things that might be beatings or say some things beyond that, and then you give somebody that
00:19:55.420opportunity and say, hey, we're going to leave for a while, some people may be looking at that
00:20:00.800as an L. I mean, even right now, you have that other ghoul that looks like Dracula. His last name
00:20:10.000is Peter, and I mean, I don't know, Peter the Demon, Peter the Dracul, but he looks like he's
00:20:18.780gonna spend the rest of his life in prison and good good and that was a guy who what was also0.89
00:20:24.300hell-bent on living forever and very much a part of the transhumanist movement which is all over
00:20:31.660the epstein files uh but just quickly getting back to how many of these girls were controlled
00:20:36.960i believe it's a 1980s or early 90s 2020 or dateline piece and they're kind of featuring
00:20:44.600this other guy in that arena called Claude Hadid. And this is a pre-cell phone period. So one of
00:20:54.340the things that they would do, and by the way, in the Epstein files, he's still talking about
00:21:00.580recruiting teenage girls, some of them underage, into these modeling agencies. And there are a ton
00:21:07.080of redactions that have nothing to do with protecting the victims. I want to make that
00:21:11.760abundantly clear. It's all over the files. Okay. But what they would do is they would bring these
00:21:17.38015, 16 year old girls over from the United States with promises of, you know, big money and modeling1.00
00:21:25.140contracts and all these opportunities. And they'd get them away from their parents. And then they0.69
00:21:30.760would put them into dorm like apartment buildings that they'd share with like four to six other0.99
00:21:37.540girls, establishing competition. Now, remember, there's a big time difference there. There's no1.00
00:21:47.320cell phones. You'd be able to make maybe one call a day if you were lucky to somebody. They would
00:21:53.300bring these teenage girls to elitist parties and events and just be like, hey, you're going to go
00:21:59.040with that person. If they didn't want to do it, guess what? They didn't get the job. They weren't
00:22:04.040kept around. So whether or not they were actually paid for it, they were absolutely also pimped out.
00:22:10.680That is unfortunately the world we live in. And unfortunately, we've allowed somebody like J.D.
00:22:18.900Vance, who I guess you could argue is well-meaning. I don't think so. I think he's a very slick
00:22:25.740politician. I think he's coming from that Peter Thiel school where he's learned to kind of play
00:22:31.320every single side and appear to be libertarian. He goes on rogue and he tries to massage the
00:22:38.700issues of the Epstein files. Now, there's a ton of issues. I don't think that we're ever going
00:22:44.360to get all the files. I mean, they were heavily redacted, the ones that we did get, 3 million
00:22:48.720plus pages of documents. But then we find out there's, what, 3 million plus more pages of
00:22:55.420documents. And look, they lost. We're in a we're in a system that's supposedly a constitutional
00:23:03.460republic where we have the legislative, the judicial and the executive branch and the
00:23:09.480legislative branch spoke and they said, you need to release all the files. And the executive branch
00:23:15.940said, no, they just said, no, not going to do that. Now, what some people may not be aware of,
00:23:23.140In fact, I was unaware of this, except for, again, just keeping up on the case, is that you had a journalist actually sue and a judge say, yeah, no, this is completely and totally illegal.
00:23:38.820So ever since I believe it's July 2nd, okay, so we're talking about what is the 24th today, you know, over two weeks ago, this guy, here it is right here, a judge, Judge Emmett G. Sullivan, gave Todd Blanche till July 2nd to produce the unredacted Epstein files.
00:24:00.740And specifically, this journalist was just talking about a few redactions, but one of them all, Katie Fang.
00:24:07.900Well, he's supposedly being fined $1,000, which is chump change for the military-industrial complex and probably for Todd Blanche himself.
00:24:16.980But no one's talking about this and no one's talking about the fact that New Mexico, their government is now their federal government or their state government has now claimed that the federal government broke their 2019 Epstein investigation agreement.
00:24:36.180Of course they did. No one's going to jail. These things have been whitewashes. They've been softball questions to the point where we already won, but they were able to primary Massey with a guy that I didn't see had any commercials, didn't do any debates.
00:24:56.820if you walked up to the average person outside of Kentucky,
00:25:00.340they're not going to be able to tell you who beat Massey.
00:25:03.080They'll know about Thomas Massey because they know about the Epstein files.
00:25:07.060So now we need a Transparency Act 2 to enforce what we already were supposed to get
00:29:56.180I cannot emphasize that enough, especially as somebody who is on the tail end right now of raising teenage girls.
00:30:08.040My two nieces, the one is 17, about to be a senior, and the other one who spent all summer with me, she's 15.
00:30:14.320I would be, I mean, I'd be over the top if a guy just the age of Andrew was anywhere near
00:30:23.960my niece. Forget about somebody with money and power and influence. I mean, disgusting,0.96
00:30:32.420disgusting. So look, Sarah, she's not going to go to jail. She's going to live a very,1.00
00:30:36.960very cushy life. But at least her charity gets shut down. When you've got a guy like Bill Gates1.00
00:30:43.680the Gates Foundation. No, no, no, no, no. When I saw this headline, I think it was like three days
00:30:49.800ago. Gates Foundation exonerates Bill Gates of any wrongdoing with Jeffrey Epstein. I was like,
00:30:57.540is this, is it the onion? Is it the Babylon Bee? No, it's the real deal. So the Gates Foundation
00:31:05.340supposedly interviewed like 50 people. They've looked into it all. And old Billy Boy, Mr. Pink
00:31:12.380sweater not in a pink sweater there he's he's suited up um for that one he didn't do anything
00:31:20.720wrong and again i don't know whether or not bill gates was ever with anybody under age i know that
00:31:29.540his foundation is extremely dangerous i know that he is extremely eugenics based um he should
00:31:37.340probably be in prison for a multitude of crimes. And I also know that even that relationship1.00
00:31:43.860with Epstein has largely been whitewashed in the timeline, as there's plenty of evidence
00:31:49.740to show that that relationship was going on like late 90s, early 2000s.
00:31:55.620But once again, although we have a trove of emails, we also have a trove of emails and
00:32:02.620communications and pictures and video, you name it, that have been completely and totally
00:32:08.300covered up. One of the golden nuggets, though, you do get from the Gates testimony. And this is,
00:32:15.360again, why we want at least the show that they're doing something, right? That he's going to speak
00:32:26.360before the Congressional Oversight Committee. Because you've got a Department of Justice that
00:32:29.880came out and said, there's no evidence that Epstein was trafficking these girls to anybody
00:32:35.420else. And yet again, they asked Staley about Epstein sending girls over to him, just total
00:32:42.360bonkers town. The opposite of what they said, said there's no evidence he's working with
00:32:47.240intelligence. I mean, open mainline reports that he's being mentored by Douglas Lees of Iran Contra
00:32:55.900of fame and going into business with Stanley Pottinger, who was a lawyer for Iran-Contra.0.59
00:33:02.540Then it represents a bunch of the Epstein victims. Nothing to see there. And of course,
00:33:06.680he wasn't blackmailing anybody. And look, one of the photographs that leaked out without context,
00:33:13.300I don't know whether they put it out by accident or maybe it was in the wrong folder,
00:33:16.900but is clearly a pinhole camera of a dinner that I believe at the table is Ehud Barak and Woody
00:33:27.500Allen, amongst others. So yeah, no, he's spying on people. He's recording things. But Gates admits
00:33:34.200that his relationships with these 19 and 20-year-old Russian girls was being held over
00:33:41.640his head by epstein that's called blackmail so i mean the doj as we know the fb they have no
00:33:48.000problem just lying to your face and that's why we have to have secondary bills to try to get what
00:33:56.380the first bill did from the legislative branch it's out of control and it really does speak to
00:34:01.460how we have to rein in this executive within an executive um that has basically become untouchable
00:34:09.360And the people that surround them, I think the arms dealing may be the key, because in the past, it has at least produced some people going to jail with Iran-Contra, some people having to step down like Prince Bernard of the Netherlands via Bilderberg and the arms deals there.
00:34:27.220Uh, and you know, I talk about Bilderberg, you know, Epstein had a guy like Jess Staley
00:34:43.060He, in one year, he's literally got Mandelson Epstein has Mandelson over his house just
00:34:50.080before Bilderberg where Mandelson gets sent his quote unquote script for Bilderberg.
00:34:55.680And then the next, like two days later, while Bilderberg is going on and Mandelson has left that home, right, Epstein just gives him a header that says inequality, nothing else in the email.
00:35:11.280And Mandelson, like the good little weasel, the good little minion that he is, because you've got pictures of Mandelson literally in his underwear with some of these girls, having them put his socks on.
00:35:23.200he says firmly on the agenda thanks jeffrey epstein i i'm and and by the way that was in 2012
00:35:31.320and i was alex jones was too i was outside of bilderberg covering that event in chantilly
00:35:38.020virginia i i knew who epstein was we were reporting on him then i had no idea that he had
00:35:45.660people on the inside of bilderberg in fact another person on the inside of bilderberg
00:35:50.060that Epstein had was the crown prince of Norway, Nick Bryant, who's the guy who
00:35:56.920got the original Epstein flight logs released and published, the original Epstein black book
00:36:04.060released and published. He just did a couple of substack pieces, one of which talking about
00:36:08.540modern day arms deals that Epstein was a part of with that crown prince in Norway.
00:36:14.880And then you get to Staley. And, you know, you've got these repugnant. I mean, Staley's accused of some bad things. You've got these joke emails back and forth where they're talking about how Epstein likes to dress his girls up. It's like Disney princesses and things like that. All right. Again, is Staley.
00:36:33.340going to go to jail? Is he going to be criminally invested? No. No. I wish. But
00:36:41.260he was just interviewed about those Epstein files. And the more we can catch these people in lies
00:36:48.520again to win in the court of public opinion, I think is extremely important.
00:36:54.060Last part of the Epstein stories, again, that you didn't hear all week that I think that
00:36:59.380are extremely important melania trump files for sanctions against journalist michael wolf now
00:37:04.740i've talked about this in the past you know i was one of the first people that was like no you know
00:37:10.180trump and him did have an actual relationship yes um they you know they were talking about whether
00:37:15.920or not trump had ever been on epstein's plane and it does seem like you know virginia guffrey
00:37:20.960roberts talked about that yes absolutely it wasn't in the public arena but what was
00:37:25.100was that Ghislaine Maxwell and Epstein had actually flown on his plane.
00:37:32.620I had never found any evidence that he was abusing underage girls.
00:37:37.020There was the story out there, and Michael Wolff is now being sued for that story.
00:37:42.940We'll see what happens with it, that Melania was essentially a model amongst many
00:37:48.240that was introduced to Trump at a party where he was angling for his third wife.
00:37:55.100Like that's that's the big picture story. And I don't know whether it's true or not. We'll see where this court case goes. But again, I think it speaks to the type of circles that Epstein was running.
00:38:09.320I just mentioned Bilderberg, for instance, and arms dealing. Well, Epstein was a high-level
00:38:15.460member of the Trilateral Commission. He was also a member of the Council on Foreign Relations.
00:38:21.640Alex was talking about the World Economic Forum. Well, you just scratch and sniff a date
00:38:27.320in one of these emails. So I was going through the communications of Mandelson and Epstein
00:38:35.200regarding Bilderberg, and by the way, there seems to be some redactions there that certainly aren't
00:38:40.840protecting any victims. Let's just put it that way. And so I just was looking up the date before
00:38:46.860that, see if there were any other communications. And like in one day, Epstein is setting up two
00:38:52.940separate meetings with two different people that are heavily involved in the World Economic Forum
00:38:58.680via Europe. This guy was a real player. And I don't know whether there's any validity
00:39:08.500to this story. In fact, I'm hoping that there's not. But since we're transitioning from Epstein
00:39:14.360into Google and narrative management and then into Fauci in these final 13 minutes or so,
00:39:20.780I can only say this. I hope just like the rumors that he was going to possibly pardon or commute
00:39:27.340Ghislaine Maxwell's sentence, that Trump does not commute R. Kelly's sentence. R. Kelly is another
00:39:34.680example of one of those big wins that people like myself, you know, I was talking about R. Kelly for
00:39:41.020years before, I think it was what, it was on Discovery or TLC, all these women and girls
00:39:49.320that had been abused by R. Kelly. They did this documentary series and essentially it got very
00:39:55.060popular. That's what moved it into the arena of putting him in jail. All right. You think
00:40:04.660that state governments and federal governments didn't know who he was and what he was doing?
00:40:11.540You think Jay-Z, who did an album with the guy called Best of Both Worlds and toured with the
00:40:18.360guy didn't know what he was about. I mean, guys, you know, Aaliyah, he basically bought off the
00:40:27.540family and married her when she was 15 years old and he was, I believe, early 30s. No, let's keep0.96
00:40:35.880R. Kelly in prison. Let's do that. I'll be happy with that. Let's not commute any sentences. And I
00:40:42.640And I hope that that's just a smear piece on Trump, you know, trying to ride the wave of, again, his relationship with Epstein and being beyond what it was.
00:40:53.520With that being said, I want to talk Google really quick.
00:40:57.000I talked about them in the beginning, but right now there is this huge crunch for technology, hardware in particular, to be taken out of the hands of you and me, to making it unaffordable.
00:41:09.640You know, I might have shown it before, but what I'm holding in my hand are two kits of RAM that when purchased, I think, you know, $150, $125 each, maybe closer to $150, not much more than that.
00:41:31.780Technology usually goes down in price.
00:41:34.240At the very least, it remains kind of stagnant, but always ends up going down.
00:41:39.640Now, this is over a grand in my hand right now, okay?
00:41:44.460And it's not because there's some kind of actual shortage.
00:41:48.400You can talk about AI, and you can talk about these data centers for sure, but there is now a lawsuit.
00:41:55.700Notice it's not a criminal case, okay?
00:41:57.640It's a lawsuit in which they're pitting the top three, and really there only are three, manufacturers of RAM for collusion.
00:42:06.500And they have an actual date beginning on, I believe, October 22nd, 2022.
00:42:12.300So in the run-up to this whole thing where you can't afford it anymore and they're not going to produce it anymore and they're getting ready to end physical media in video games and all these other things, it's a license they can take away.
00:42:44.200They've been doing some really good work and documentaries over the past couple months.
00:42:49.080But this week they released one on this very, very underreported civil suit class action case where they're reading the emails and the vendors are saying, hey, they're all coming to us with the same script before they squeeze this out.
00:44:31.540Remember, this is the number one search engine. It doesn't even it's not even anywhere. It acts like I'm asking about biblical profits. And then if I move it forward to where I typed in the 112 billion mark. OK, yeah, it's there. But notice it's towards the bottom.
00:44:54.680Like it's not one of the – see, I had to go down like three or four, and I had to have the $112 billion in there and profits.
00:45:02.020Yeah, it's about narrative management.
00:45:03.880It's not going to tell on itself, okay?
00:45:06.940And speaking of that, you know, I want people to remember this headline.
00:45:17.240Coronavirus was made in a Chinese lab.0.97
00:45:20.500And then, of course, we're about to have these hearings, and Rand Paul has released even more documentation where they all knew that this was a synthetic virus that was created in a laboratory.0.97
00:45:36.060And it was done so not just in China, but in Chapel Hill.
00:48:22.740Then you have the idea that somehow the COVID-1984 virus that barely affected children long term is now giving 10- and 13-year-olds cancer.
00:48:39.180And they slip in that the one individual had just taken his hate and lie shot.
00:48:52.740In those interviews that I did with Andrew G. Huff, and if you do one thing, please, again, go subscribe or just go watch the video and spread it.
00:49:06.160Two interviews, almost two hours of material before they came out with the hate and lie shots.
00:49:14.480I was one of those guys that was saying, number one, this is going to be the only solution.
00:49:20.920and who knows if it's actually going to be a solution, but they're going to try to make you
00:49:23.600take it. And I would go back to something I learned right here at Infowars and had been
00:49:29.780talking about at the time for, you know, almost two decades. The fact that the polio shots back
00:49:36.880in the day had something called SV40 in them, simian virus 40 that was known to cause cancer
00:49:46.060and apes and other hominids. Well, back in the day, people won some lawsuits based on those0.99
00:49:53.100shots and the SV-40. In the second interview that I did with Huff, it had been somewhere around the
00:50:00.860media, but there was really nowhere that I can confirm it. They actually sequenced in, because
00:50:09.280remember, these were not traditional shots. They were printed with bio nano printers that
00:50:15.820actually Elon Musk helped create. It was Tesla's partnership with CureVac that created these
00:50:23.780bio nano factories, but they actually sequenced in SV40. Do you know how crazy that is? How
00:50:33.380disturbing that is, how most people have no idea about that.
00:50:37.040But now Chris Cuomo and others are going to gaslight you and tell you that this cancer
00:50:43.880explosion is really from the already bioweapon itself, the original bioweapon, you know,
00:50:52.640the one that they seeded and then they also conflated with the flu.
00:50:56.900So it was almost indistinguishable because it was a weaponized version of the flu.
00:51:03.380Again, extremely disturbing. And we got a long road ahead of ourselves. I mean, I don't know that we're going to get any type of criminal accountability. I think that we have to continue to win in the court of public opinion before that happens. And that's just what we've seen historically.
00:51:20.500I understand the frustration of people. I also understand the frustration of people that say that we can't vote ourselves or vote our way out of this. Again, another system that needs complete reform. We've got to get rid of all, all of the machines. We've got to get rid of any sense of mail-in ballots. I mean, we have a lot of work to do there and everywhere, folks.
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