00:02:13.940Now, this re-release, if you will, they're telling you in the subsection right here, is from the 1997 Roswell report from the Air Force.
00:02:25.740Now, that report was 50 years after the incident, the incident shortly after World War II.
00:02:35.280Now, I remember watching parts of those press conferences, even in a pre-internet era.
00:02:43.640You know, people have to realize that even though the internet came in in the late 90s and was available somewhat in the early 2000s, you know, I was pretty happy in my college dorm that we had access to the internet.
00:02:57.540Guys, sometimes it would take two minutes to download a JPEG, right?
00:03:05.280it was a bad joke i don't think that anybody believed it right at all and now we've had to
00:03:12.580wait uh close to another 30 years to see this well what would i do
00:03:21.320and here we are it is the fourth hour of the alex jones show i am your host
00:03:34.540Jason Hermes. I wasn't going to lead with this, but because Alex mentioned the Israeli section
00:03:42.600of Fabled Enemies, a film that will be 18 years old on this anniversary of 9-11, we released it
00:03:51.600on that anniversary in 2008, has a large subsection on the Israeli operatives that clearly
00:04:01.020had foreknowledge of the events and were detained after the fact.
00:04:06.380Now, that film had some of the most cutting-edge information that still holds up to this day.
00:04:14.840But after that, even more information, even though it is in small snippets,
00:04:21.460and we far, far, far from have all of the known collected evidence
00:04:28.260on what many people refer to as the dancing Israelis and beyond, we got into things such
00:04:36.400as the fact that these people seem to be filming the event and celebrating. The fact that when they
00:04:43.820were pulled over, there was a cursory search with dogs and it came in hot for explosives,
00:04:52.300that they were detained for months failed lie detector tests but here's the big kicker about
00:04:58.980all of it okay years later uh through freedom of information act requests some of the quote
00:05:06.660unquote photographs were released to the public now why do i put it into air quotes because they
00:05:13.080dared not show you the photographs themselves which clearly the fbi had developed now one of the things
00:05:22.300Again, that was not available to me at the time. And through the Drug Enforcement Agency, of all places, this DEA investigation into this massive Israeli operation, we find out it wasn't one camera. It was several cameras that were on more than one individual.
00:05:43.420However, however, the eyewitness, and by the way, there was more than one eyewitness.
00:05:49.740We had at least three eyewitnesses on the record saying that they were out there filming these attacks and celebrating.
00:05:58.040They never found the video camera, supposedly.
00:06:01.280Now, from what I've read and seen, I tend to believe that.
00:06:07.900But at the same time, there are questions surrounding it.
00:06:19.000We got these not even scans, not even black and white scans.
00:06:23.400Instead, they went to copy machines and they blew these images out so you could see little to no detail.
00:06:31.820Then on top of that, they actually boxed out the faces so that you could see none of the reactions of these individuals.
00:06:43.620Now, one of the more alarming things is that in one of the photographs, two of these individuals that are on this rooftop, they have a lighter.
00:07:01.820On that photograph, it's dated 9-10-2001, not 9-11-2001.
00:07:09.560Now, some people will say, well, Jason, that could have easily been a mistake on the date and the recording.
00:07:17.240The digital sure could have been, but there is also another possibility.
00:07:22.320You see, they never found that lighter either in this search.
00:07:26.160And let me tell you, they found plenty in the search of that van.
00:07:29.180Do you know they found fake student identifications in the van?
00:07:33.700A lot of people talk about the quote-unquote art students that were involved, and yes, that is part of this.
00:07:41.040A lot of people forget that there were also mall kiosks with Israeli operatives.
00:07:47.180And a lot of these art students, by the way, they would use females to go into facilities,1.00
00:07:54.220both known and unknown government facilities and beyond, to case these things out with a pretty1.00
00:08:00.660young lady trying to sell art. You know, most people think that this whole operation was males.1.00
00:08:05.900No, no, no. The Israelis like the honeypots as well. Now, getting back to this possible photograph1.00
00:08:13.060of a lighter being up in the air, when you look at this photo, okay, it's all whited out. So you
00:08:20.020don't know whether this was taken the day before the attacks or on the morning of the attacks
00:08:26.620before or after the planes have hit. Now, I have my own theories there. But what we do know
00:08:34.320is that once again, we have eyewitness testimony that at least one of these Israelis was in fact
00:08:42.540in that building where they would be on the rooftop the day before via urban moving systems
00:08:50.840and allegedly moving a couple out of that building. So they're there the morning of 9-11.
00:08:57.020At least one of them is there the day before 9-11. They never find the video camera. We don't get
00:09:06.300the photographs instead we get you know horrible facsimiles maybe of what's happening and did any
00:09:14.440of these people get charged despite the fact they had fake identifications despite the fact
00:09:19.340that they failed lie detector tests nope they got to leave the country in fact
00:09:25.000we don't even know how many individuals were in this ring because numerous Israeli operatives
00:09:34.140had already been picked up prior to 9-11 in a large sting. And then after 9-11, more of these
00:09:42.240individuals were picked up. No criminal charges against any of them. And good luck getting any
00:09:50.040of the firsthand documentation. It is few and far between. Again, these people were interrogated
00:09:56.160again and again and again, questioned again and again and again. Where are those transcripts?
00:10:00.240They're nowhere to be found. And right now, I am really in the middle of almost a renaissance of 9-11 information that was not publicly available when I was making my films, Loose Change, Final Cut, and Fabled Enemies.
00:10:18.180For instance, you know, aside from the Israeli operation, and I think that this is really important to explain, you know, because Alex, rightfully so, you know, never delves into one group as the quote unquote only protagonist.
00:10:35.580I'll give you a great example outside of 9-11, which to me, all the indications are international intelligence operation with role players via Saudi Arabia on the funding end, on the embassy end to get them into the country, Pakistan on the intelligence and also funding end, the Israeli operatives for some of the logistics, surveillance and beyond.
00:11:00.020And then, of course, the United States and the war games that were going on this morning.
00:11:06.200Boy, have I been diving into those war games.
00:11:07.980In fact, I've often talked about the exercises that were taking place that day of hijacked aircraft, aircraft that simulated having bombs on board and beyond and was on radar screens blips.
00:11:24.660Well, there were other exercise inputs.
00:11:26.380You know, I reported on this drill from the National Reconnaissance Office on the morning of 9-11 run by John Fulton of the CIA.
00:11:36.000Now, there was very little known about this drill, and there were some reports that it was a plane hitting a building.
00:11:43.000Well, we have that document, and that document now shows that this plane was at like an NRO facility as part of the drill.
00:11:52.520Of course, they didn't use any real planes.
00:11:54.220It didn't ram directly into the building. It was a crash next to them.
00:11:58.400But the really interesting thing to me is that they had scripted phone calls as exercise inputs.
00:12:38.320We have the NORAD slash NIAZ tapes, at least some of them.
00:12:42.860We've now had them for, geez, probably close to two decades.
00:12:47.700And the mainstream and much of the alternative has just ignored the fact that on two separate recorded occasions, you can clearly hear that the exercises went on well beyond Flight 93 being downed in that field in Shanksville, Pennsylvania, if you believe that's what happened.
00:13:08.000Okay, so these drills went on throughout the attacks.
00:13:11.320Now, another film I made to kind of hammer home this idea of different intelligence agencies, different nation states, different entities, if you will, working in conjunction on these type of black operations would, of course, be Iran-Contra.0.52
00:13:30.800now i have a subsection in invisible empire a new world order to find which uh was put out by
00:13:38.180info wars all the way back in 2010 showing you that it was israel that would buy the weapons
00:13:47.080okay from eastern european nations so plausible deniability on the united states fronts they
00:13:53.380would then ship them into bolivia and then into south america okay into the sandinistas and then
00:13:59.160it was after that was distributed that the united states black ops would then smuggle uh drugs and
00:14:06.900other contraband up into the u.s make their money and then pay that off after the fact okay see how
00:14:14.600that works and a lot of those uh contraband that were being smuggled into the united states yeah
00:14:20.700it was florida and it was a little place known as mean arkansas while bill clinton was governor
00:14:25.980Yeah. You didn't know that Bill Clinton loved the nose candy? I mean, how soon people forget
00:14:34.040that even when that guy was running for president, Jennifer Flowers, who was clearly one of his
00:14:39.420mistresses, was talking about them riding around in limousines and doing blow all over the place.
00:14:46.760His brother, Roger, was literally picked up in a cocaine sting saying that he had to get some
00:14:54.960for his brother, he's got a nose like a vacuum cleaner. You want compromised politicians, folks?
00:15:02.040We've had them at the very apex of our geopolitical structure now for decade upon decade upon
00:15:10.640decade. Now, I could go on much further into 9-11, into these connections, into these Israelis0.98
00:15:20.280themselves. But I wanted to get into the latest via the Epstein files. Because again, I'm not0.62
00:15:29.560seeing it in a lot of mainstream outlets, barely reported on this week. Although I think that
00:15:37.420there's certainly things to question about this file. First and foremost, why wasn't this file
00:15:43.620part of the three and a half million file dump, right?
00:17:43.700Even when you dig into the article, it says that this woman was working in another office for another Republican that was an associate of Massey that had filed some kind of civil suit against him.
00:17:56.220And prior to that, it's alleged that Massey may have offered her $5,000 not to file against the guy.
00:18:05.320I mean, even if that's true, if that's the highest level of corruption you have on Thomas Massey, it's laughable.
00:18:11.760It's laughable. This is the guy that has stood up against not only those that would want the Epstein files sealed forever, but against big pharma.
00:18:26.220Big tech, right, the surveillance state, the national security state, this is the guy.
00:20:09.160but the morning of which Daniel Pearl would eventually be beheaded,
00:20:14.120He met with John Kariaku, who, you know, I'm not sure if he was the station chief, but he was very high up in the Central Intelligence Agency in the Middle East at that point.
00:20:25.020Now, Luna comes out hot and says that Gabbard's office was raided by the Central Intelligence Agency and that they grabbed files on MKUltra and the John F. Kennedy assassination.
00:20:46.220So there's just so much to unpack there, right?
00:20:50.480First and foremost, Waters has taken down the clip.
00:20:53.260um kariaku uh rightfully acknowledges that the central intelligence agency should be able to do
00:21:00.600no such thing but then goes into the story of mk ultra quote-unquote disclosure remember it was
00:21:10.580the house assassination uh committee that really started to peel back the layers on this stuff and
00:21:17.620And to this day, even in that segment, Jesse Waters continually, LSD, LSD, guys, LSD is just like one of many, many different types of drugs that they were utilizing in trying to do a multitude of things, not just create some kind of mind-controlled assassin that would carry out operations and then have no memory of it after the fact.
00:21:43.580Again, a small minutiae portion of that.
00:21:48.320So, Kiriakou rightfully brings up that the Central Intelligence Agency was ordered to release all of these files.
00:21:59.740At least, allegedly, they burned them.
00:22:04.000I would imagine if you did have documentation that would continue to be useful on any level,
00:22:11.580You may say that you destroyed it, but you probably would move them to internalized black site that is not digitized.
00:22:20.860And if, in fact, it is digitized, it would not be accessible, obviously, through the Internet or by the vast majority within those government agencies.
00:22:32.940A lot of people forget that not only did the CIA destroy a bunch of these MKUltra files, they were found in contempt.
00:22:40.900And the vast majority of the MKUltra files that we have, it wasn't like the CIA just handed them over.
00:22:48.820No, they were economic records, billings, that were found by somebody else who then published them.
00:22:58.240Yeah, they weren't supposed to be left in that arena.
00:23:00.660So we have a fraction of a fraction of those documents.
00:23:03.200Now, the really interesting thing here is, and Luna points this out, these documents that Gabbard was supposedly looking at shouldn't even exist, right?
00:23:13.760Why are we ā I thought we had all the available MKUltra documents.
00:23:17.200documents. And this just goes to the culture of lying and lying and lying and lying and lying again
00:23:25.500on almost anything of significant value when it comes to government corruption, secrecy,0.59
00:23:34.920and black operations. So even today, this article literally, I think, is put out in the last hour
00:23:43.460by Newsweek. And again, not endorsing Newsweek here, but the key questions after DNI denies
00:23:51.440CIA raid claim. So again, Gabbard, through spokespeople, has said that this raid did not
00:23:58.260occur, but then it's not clear if, in fact, they did come in and take documents, but not in a raid
00:24:04.680style. Now, the other thing is, what were the other documents that John F. Kennedy documents? Oh,
00:24:11.520Wait, I thought most transparent administration in history,
00:24:16.140I thought we had all the JFK, RFK, and MLK documents now.
00:28:38.420Because I got to tell you, once again,
00:28:40.740it is extremely difficult to get beyond
00:28:45.480the mainstream narrative management that has also bled into this, quote-unquote, pseudo-alternative arena.
00:28:55.500You know, so many people consider somebody like a Ben Shapiro as alternative media.
00:29:01.800Folks, not even close. You want the real thing. It has always been Alex Jones.
00:29:08.580Now, let's get in to this picture that has now been disclosed as part of this first little trickle down.
00:29:20.420Now, this re-release, if you will, they're telling you in the subsection right here, is from the 1997 Roswell report from the Air Force.
00:29:33.380Now, that report was 50 years after the incident, the incident shortly after World War II.
00:29:43.380Now, I remember watching parts of those press conferences, even in a pre-internet era.
00:29:51.740You know, people have to realize that even though the internet came in in the late 90s and was available somewhat in the early 2000s, you know, I was pretty happy in my college dorm that we had access to the internet.
00:30:05.640Guys, sometimes it would take two minutes to download a JPEG, right?
00:30:13.380It was a bad joke. I don't think that anybody believed it. Right. At all. And now we've had to wait close to another 30 years to see this. Well, what would I do? Now, let's just ask ourselves a question. Do you believe that they don't have other pictures of whatever is in the bag?
00:30:39.780Of course they do. Did they release that? Shouldn't it have been released at least in 1997, after 50 years? Not to the powers that shouldn't be, not to the predator class. Why? Because it serves propaganda and narrative management purposes, especially to those that so desperately want to believe that not only we are not alone,
00:31:08.320But somehow there's like this benevolent alien force out there, neither of which do I think is true.
00:31:15.980Now, I want to put people onto this book right here, The View from Four Space, an introduction to the untapped world of the fourth dimensional technologies.
00:31:29.220Now, what's really interesting here is I'm not sure if this is the last book by Anthony Sutton, but it may very well be.
00:31:39.480Anthony Sutton was somebody who was really, you want to talk about OG, Mac Daddy, alternative media talking about the true power structures telling you about secret societies such as Skull and Bones?
00:31:55.180It was Anthony Sutton. Anthony Sutton was so, so, so ahead of the curve, right?
00:32:03.740You look at the type of technologies that were clearly being developed by the Nazis in particular in World War II, and you're talking about different propulsion systems, different weapon systems.
00:32:20.040And those programs were ultimately integrated not only into the United States, but also Russia.0.50
00:32:31.220Again, we have this weird thing in this country where we don't even acknowledge that Russia is really not if the driving force,
00:32:44.200one of the driving it wasn't just the united states that won world war ii no russia big part
00:32:49.980of that and russia had their own program to pick up nazi scientists in fact um if you dig just this
00:32:59.280far into history uh and you read a book called annie jacobson called area 51 that again a lot
00:33:06.940of people would love to believe it's all going to be about aliens you'll find out about the
00:33:11.160Horton Brothers and the flying wing. And the Horton Brothers, although we know about the
00:33:16.820flying wing, and you can go and you can see this wooden wing that looks a lot like our stealth
00:33:23.940technology, okay, flying around during that World War II era. Now, according to history,
00:33:33.880the Russians got them first. And the Russians seem to be interested in some of their other0.98
00:33:38.620engineering work, possibly with what is known as the quote unquote Nazi bell. Well, we got them0.94
00:33:45.680after the fact as well. All right. I believe it was called Operation Harass. They found those
00:33:53.020guys. They brought them in. And we know very, very little about what they did for the United
00:33:58.840States. What we do know is that like top Nazi Wernher von Braun essentially headed up our NASA
00:34:07.220program, our public space program. And that Operation Paperclip brought a multitude of0.85
00:34:15.300these Nazi scientists, not only into the NASA program, but our intelligence and black ops0.85
00:34:23.260ranks as well. And this is important because I believe that we have militarized space0.85
00:34:28.980on a level that most people cannot comprehend. Is it perfect? Far from it.
00:34:34.200Um, does it make mistakes? Sure. Is it exclusive to the United States? Absolutely not. Again, we mentioned Russia. And, you know, I believe that this is one of the reasons that Russia, like us, has been able to maintain their general geopolitical dominance via the weaponization of space.
00:34:57.440I also believe this is why the ISS is essentially shared between these two entities, right?
00:35:05.320Obviously, we have some type of treaties or agreements when we get into this tech.
00:35:13.340And look, Anthony Sutton was talking about all sorts of anti-gravity tech.
00:35:19.840He was writing about cold fusion, again, something that is rarely discussed in this country.
00:35:26.480And when it is, it's discussed in a, you know, the realm of fantasy and science fiction.
00:35:32.280How much of that science fiction has just been suppressed technology on behalf of our intelligence apparatuses working for a predator class to suppress those physics?
00:35:44.020You had Andreessen come out when he was in those meetings about artificial intelligence that is currently being truncated in a vertical fashion to these very same individuals and entities from that same period of time so that we don't have access.
00:36:08.620He said, oh, yeah, no, they were telling us we can't invest in it.
00:36:11.740You know, if we do, it's going to be a waste of our time because we're going to just select, you know, the handful of corporations that are going to be working with the government on this.
00:36:20.800It'll be just like the Cold War where we classified certain parts of physics.
00:36:26.440The fact that that wasn't headlines on every single major media station and that every single reporter when they were at a White House briefing with the press secretary or had a chance at Donnie T didn't ask that question shows you how controlled the media is.
00:36:47.980So it shows you what a joke the media is.
00:36:57.520And now with artificial intelligence, okay, you already have a system in place where they have CAIOs, Chief Artificial Intelligence Officers, embedded in all of these companies.
00:37:13.520and that is to make sure the flow of both software and hardware breakthroughs goes through that
00:37:22.680government apparatus you have to have a certain security clearance all right it's not a private
00:37:29.300corporation because it can always be audited by the government and the only people or entities
00:37:35.240that are not auditable by the government are the government themselves things like the national
00:37:40.180Security Agency, the Central Intelligence Agency, things like NASA working with Google
00:37:46.820in their own centers on artificial intelligence and quantum computing.
00:37:52.480And right now, you know, the AI that they're rolling out to the public is essentially just
00:38:00.980a total and complete information and surveillance grab.
00:38:05.420you know most people are not aware of this right now but if you've got a gmail if you've got a
00:38:12.720yahoo if you're on any of those big emails you've probably opted in to the ai remember that the ai
00:38:20.980wants to give you a summary of your emails well what does that mean that means it's now documenting
00:38:25.560all of it and it's feeding it into some type of a large language model bare minimum now i'm not
00:38:32.100telling you that you weren't already tracked, traced, databased,
00:38:39.520But now it's becoming an open thing where all of your communications are on
00:38:45.560the table 24-7, 365, through the magic box and beyond.
00:38:52.460You know, I often talk about ACR or automated content recognition.
00:38:59.080now basically that is a terminology to surpass uh your fourth amendment your your ability to be
00:39:10.400secure in your persons and property because they'll say well we're not recording you uh we're
00:39:16.360taking auditory cues and we're running it through this but nothing's actually recorded in real time
00:39:21.840Oh, we're not taking pictures of you, but we are taking screenshots periodically of what's going on on your desktop via co-pilot or what's going on on your phone and uploading that.
00:39:35.140We are monitoring how much you use that selfie camera and so on and so on and so on.
00:39:42.240And most people have no idea that that's happening.
00:39:44.960And right now, the big push is to create these data centers for that control, to manage all that information, and while they do it, feed the resources to the data centers.
00:40:01.120People are fighting back, and I love to hear it.
00:40:45.480They're going to take more energy.0.89
00:40:47.460They're going to pollute more into the air, water, and land.
00:40:51.960And they're going to absorb a lot of that fresh water.
00:40:55.340So your electricity bills and your water bills go up.
00:40:58.800and then you're going to be expected only to take you know eventually probably like four showers a
00:41:04.360week right not going to be able to water your lawn things of that nature but if you i mean if you want
00:41:11.120to you're probably paying three four times the price kind of like you're tasting that sweet sweet
00:41:16.000six dollar a gallon gas in some places 592 for me yesterday in iowa yeah i'm getting the no ethanol
00:41:23.720all stuff. But come on, you got to be kidding me. And this whole thing keeps escalating. Now,
00:41:31.900I'll say this. If you think that those politicians, those incumbents, we're just going to, you know,
00:41:39.640take it and take it on the chin. No, they tried to fight it. No, they definitely said, no, no,
00:41:44.860no, you can't recall us. We're your lords. We're your gods. We will do what we want.
00:41:50.340Well, again, another great story. Just a couple of days ago, the judge has ruled to allow the recall effort targeting the entire board over that data center.
00:42:02.520OK, that's what needs to happen. You've got to act locally, think globally.
00:42:08.980You've got to get involved with your local city council. You've got to know your sheriff.
00:42:37.460they want to eliminate the human species not just transmutate it not just build upon it
00:42:47.200with these technologies but at the end of the day when you read these people's writings it truly is
00:42:54.420a post-truth world and right on that bandwagon for some time now has been our neighbor to the
00:43:00.900North Canada. And throughout my lifetime and still to this day, Canada has constantly been
00:43:08.800downplayed and underplayed via its significance for tyranny, for oppression, for control. We got0.53
00:43:16.920a big, big view of that control during the COVID-1984 nightmare where you literally had
00:43:23.480internment camps there, where you literally cut off people's bank accounts, where you jailed
00:43:30.440pastors we got we got a little glimpsey glimpse right but i've often talked about the quote
00:43:37.980unquote state-sponsored assisted suicide now i think we covered on this broadcast just a few
00:43:45.220weeks ago um this 80 something year old grandmother that went into the doctors she had back pain
00:43:51.980want to do something about the back pain maybe you should just kill yourself that that's what1.00
00:43:58.620Maybe you should just kill yourself. She was shocked. She was absolutely shocked. But you see, exponentially, they have increased the amount of these quote unquote assisted suicides.1.00
00:44:11.300In fact, right now, you've got this holly weirdo actress, and this should really speak to that culture, really disgusting culture, I don't know why you want to be a part of it, of fame, narcissism, at the end of the day, depression because you're just not satisfied, because you can never be famous enough, you can never have enough, right?
00:44:30.800Okay, this person wants, and I believe she's either late 40s, early 50s, she wants state-sponsored suicide.
00:44:40.040Boy, she's getting a lot of press.1.00
00:46:13.180Well, allegedly, a IED consisting of grenades or grenade-like device was found in Alabama at the base of a dam holding the city's entire drinking water.
00:46:31.120So you had these divers that were down there, and they saw this thing they called the FBI.
00:46:38.020The bomb squad comes in, and they retrieved and safely detonated land away from the dam near the city of Mobile.
00:46:53.360You know, you would think that if this was something of a false flag nature, number one, it may have gone off.
00:47:02.140Number two, you would have some kind of a patsy lined up in the way of either, you know, a white supremacist working with Iran or al-Shiata or something of that nature and just whispers, if that.
00:47:18.600So that is a story that I am certainly keeping my eye on.
00:47:24.120Now, I want to end in the last five or so minutes on a positive note.
00:47:30.540I've been talking a lot about narrative management during this hour, and no matter how hard the powers that shouldn't be the predator class try to control that narrative, it is way, way outside of their control in many, many regards.
00:47:50.660And one of the things that really does show that to be the case is the fact that Colbert is on his last legs and that we're just a little bit over or under, I'm sorry, a week away for his last show on May 21st.
00:48:08.660first. Now, this is somebody that literally has been propped up by the mainstream after acting
00:48:18.540anti-establishment, playing like an anti-establishment parody character for well
00:48:25.380over a decade on Comedy Central, right? I mean, the Colbert Report really to me was a poor man's
00:48:32.760Daily Show, but then came into its own. And, you know, I had some real respect for Colbert
00:48:39.760in the very beginning during the W. Bush administration, where he was actually the host
00:48:49.380of the White House Correspondence Dinner, I believe either in 2005 or 2006, and really was
00:48:56.820hammering home an anti-war anti-corruption message with this character he was playing
00:49:03.140you know fast forward a couple decades and he's dancing with people in hypodermic needle
00:49:11.240outfits telling you about the vec scene
00:49:16.680he lost the plot he's dunzo you know no amount of money no amount of push is going to save this guy
00:49:28.920and that's why he's being you know he's not being taken off the air because of donny t and the gang
00:49:34.320or government censorship he's no longer effective okay i want that i want that to be really really
00:49:40.720clear. If he was effective in any way, shape, or form at this point, they would still be utilizing
00:49:48.860him. And they can't. And the same thing will eventually happen to Kimmel, who has gotten way
00:49:57.400too political. The only survival in this arena is to try to stay as apolitical as possible,
00:50:06.360in my opinion because just too many people have had enough of it and you just can't continually
00:50:14.140prop up these ideas these social movements that are ultimately oppressive and manipulative to
00:50:26.340the general population at some point they say is enough is enough and that's why i believe you
00:50:33.000know this latest hantavirus scare as much as they've been trying to prop this one up just
00:50:39.280people are not buying it and you know who knows what's going to be coming on in the next uh few
00:50:45.140weeks but i know what's not going to be coming on steven colbert doing hantavirus sketches into
00:50:51.360june because his show's not on anymore i shouldn't bask in uh other people's uh detriments but you
00:51:01.020You can't help it, especially when you see how much harm that guy really did cause, especially during the COVID-1984 nightmare.
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