The Roseanne Barr Podcast - JFK case solved!？ with Shane Stevens ｜ The Roseanne Barr Podcast #085

00:00:00.000 Get ready for Las Vegas-style action at BetMGM, the king of online casinos.

00:00:05.880 Enjoy casino games at your fingertips with the same Vegas Strip excitement MGM is famous for

00:00:11.140 when you play classics like MGM Grand Millions or popular games like Blackjack, Baccarat, and Roulette.

00:00:17.940 With our ever-growing library of digital slot games, a large selection of online table games,

00:00:22.920 and signature BetMGM service, there's no better way to bring the excitement and ambience of Las Vegas home to you

00:00:29.300 than with BetMGM Casino. Download the BetMGM Casino app today.

00:00:34.940 BetMGM and GameSense remind you to play responsibly.

00:00:37.480 BetMGM.com for T's and C's. 19 plus to wager. Ontario only. Please play responsibly.

00:00:42.660 If you have questions or concerns about your gambling or someone close to you,

00:00:45.800 please contact Connects Ontario at 1-866-531-2600 to speak to an advisor free of charge.

00:00:53.840 BetMGM operates pursuant to an operating agreement with iGaming Ontario.

00:00:57.060 BetMGM is an official sports betting partner of the National Hockey League and has your back

00:01:02.740 all season long. From puck drop to the final shot, you're always taken care of with the sports book

00:01:07.980 Born in Vegas. That's a feeling you can only get with BetMGM. And no matter your team,

00:01:12.920 your favorite skater, or your style, there's something every NHL fan is going to love about BetMGM.

00:01:19.180 Download the app today and discover why BetMGM is your hockey home for the season.

00:01:23.720 Raise your game to the next level this year with BetMGM, a sports book worth a sellie and an

00:01:29.180 official sports betting partner of the National Hockey League. BetMGM.com for terms and conditions.

00:01:34.900 Must be 19 years of age or older to wager. Ontario only. Please play responsibly. If you have any

00:01:39.880 questions or concerns about your gambling or someone close to you, please contact Connects

00:01:43.740 Ontario at 1-866-531-2600 to speak to an advisor free of charge. BetMGM operates pursuant to an

00:01:52.180 operating agreement with iGaming Ontario. Greetings Americans and earthlings, human beings and all

00:02:00.180 what have you's from whatever planet, nation, grid, wherever you're from. Welcome here to the

00:02:08.340 Roseanne Barpad, ad cast, podcast. We have a really interesting show today. We have, uh, Shane

00:02:23.220 Stevens, who is the, uh, grandson of the late, they called him Billy Solestas, which I can't wait to

00:02:33.060 talk about because my dad was like, so into that whole thing. My dad used to talk about it all the

00:02:39.720 time when I was a kid. So I like have, uh, vicarious, uh, knowledge of, of this whole thing. And it'll be

00:02:48.240 a mind blower. And he was just on Alex Jones, my friend show the other day. And I watched that and, uh,

00:02:55.180 that was phenomenal. It was phenomenal. So I'm happy to have you here. Hi, Shane.

00:03:01.180 Hello, Ms. Barr. It's an honor to be on your show and, um, your sweet, dear friend, my wife,

00:03:08.800 Jen. Um, same with you, Jake. So thank y'all for that. And, um, excited to go into whatever it is

00:03:14.920 that, uh, y'all want to talk about or whichever direction you want to go. Well, Jake told me that

00:03:21.160 he met you over there at some party at, uh, where, where we all met at Mar-a-Lago. No, it was actually

00:03:27.900 John's house, uh, in Texas, uh, about a year ago. And, uh, I, I know, uh, Shane's wife and

00:03:37.560 we just hit it off. And I started talking to Shane and we're in the, the, the living room

00:03:42.320 and he starts telling me about this audio tape and I don't know how it came up, but he plays

00:03:47.000 it for me on his phone. And it basically implicates, uh, LBJ and the assassination of JFK. And he's

00:03:52.760 telling me about his family's history. We'll get into all this, but anyway, I'm at a party

00:03:55.840 and he's telling me all this stuff. And I'm like, this is going to be the biggest story.

00:03:58.760 But at the time, you know, he was going through the proper channels. We kind of laid off. So I,

00:04:03.560 to my surprise, I see it going Alex Jones two weeks ago or something, 50 million views it's

00:04:09.140 at now. I mean, it's a huge, huge story. Insanely viral. Your wife was texting me. She was

00:04:14.080 embarrassed because everyone was calling around the clock. And I was like, I'm so happy that we

00:04:17.860 can finally talk about this. Cause I kind of felt like I was keeping it secret. And it was like one

00:04:22.180 of the most important things I have ever heard. And I think it is. Well, Alex show was the right

00:04:27.100 place to break it because, you know, look what Alex has done for all of us. He's the original

00:04:32.620 truther, right? He's, he's woke up most of us, Alex, right? He has. Yeah. He's, he's been way out in

00:04:40.600 front of it. And, um, he's fought all of the stigmas to some degree. Like I have, you know,

00:04:46.880 we're growing up with the granddad that's Billy Saul Estes and spoke, you know, crook, convict, 0.97

00:04:52.880 swindler, all of that. And I, sadly, I believed all of it when I was a kid. Yeah. Well, not anymore.

00:05:00.640 You know, the older you get, you're a kid. I mean, that's what the book, the history books,

00:05:08.740 the TV, that's what everybody said about him. And we didn't know back then it, this,

00:05:14.240 we're in the great awakening and everything's opening up and it's, you know, I think our gut

00:05:19.240 told us at Tom's wait, what we're seeing on this Kennedy assassination or, you know, certain things.

00:05:25.120 Like, I think we had the intuition or gut feeling that it wasn't right, but now everybody kind of

00:05:32.140 questions because we've seen so many lives and so much to see. And so now we individually really

00:05:38.940 question and I think have a responsibility to what's right, what's real, what's true. And where are we

00:05:47.060 being lied to? That's right. Americans. Cause you know what? Uh, we will be judged for what we allowed

00:05:54.600 and for the leaders we allowed to do whatever the hell they have done in our name. We will be judged

00:06:00.840 for it. Stop thinking you won't be. Stop thinking you got clean hands cause you don't. And it's time

00:06:07.500 to fully wake up as to what's been done in your name and with your money and with your kids' lives

00:06:13.900 and with your life. And you'll be happy to know, Shane, that there was one man out there in Salt Lake

00:06:20.140 City, Utah named Jerome Harold Barr, who he took up for Billy Saul Estes when I was a girl.

00:06:28.780 And he said, uh, I remember my dad, I don't remember all he talked about, but he said,

00:06:33.040 they're railroading this guy. Cause my dad was, he thought like, you know, he thought like me with

00:06:39.220 that kind of, uh, these are all crooks everywhere. They're all crooks, the whole government, but he's 0.72

00:06:45.540 like, they're really, they're railroading this guy. They're going to hang in the whole blame of 0.99

00:06:49.520 every dirty thing they've done forever on this guy. And my dad said it was cause he had the name

00:06:54.920 Saul in his name and they was going to blame him cause they were thinking he was a Jew.

00:07:01.460 That's what my dad said. Cause he thought everyone hated anything to do with the Jews.

00:07:05.880 And if they had the name, Saul, they'll hang it on them.

00:07:10.320 And the funny thing is a Jewish man, you know, they, once they put a halt to everything, all of 1.00

00:07:15.340 my grandfather's business dealings, it came to a screeching halt. He could no longer do business.

00:07:21.520 Most of the folks that invested with him and taken out loans, they all I've talked to so many of them

00:07:26.500 and they they've said, Shane, he would have been able to make everything come together. If they not

00:07:32.280 stopped him, halted him, froze his bank accounts, his assets, he would have, he would have worked that

00:07:37.400 deal out. And, you know, since I've obviously looked in and understood what this business model was. And

00:07:44.120 it's funny, I can tell you all the story about a tow truck company of how his mind worked to where it

00:07:49.000 wasn't necessarily unethical or it wasn't illegal, but maybe it wasn't fully ethical. Sometimes

00:07:55.960 of how. Really? You mean our government? You mean someone in our government did something unethical and

00:08:02.520 barely legal? Really? For business? There was some shady stuff going on. And LBJ, he was,

00:08:09.560 he was a slick one, no doubt about it. Shane, can you give a little backstory?

00:08:15.240 He was really slick. Huh? What are you asking? Just what exactly happened with your grandfather?

00:08:19.880 No, I'm getting to it. Okay. All right. I'll let you know. Okay.

00:08:23.800 Shh. You. Shh. I'll get to you. Because you know stuff I don't know. But wait. Yeah.

00:08:33.160 Yeah. So LBJ, he was a slick one, wasn't he? He was. You know, my granddad said that he's one of the

00:08:43.080 meanest people that he had ever met. And he was fascinated with them. Typically, it's kind of like

00:08:50.440 you see these billionaires these days, and they control the politicians. Well, LBJ controlled 0.59

00:08:57.880 everybody, whether it was the senators, the congressmen, his donors. He had a fascinating

00:09:05.960 way of controlling people. And it was in part based on his relationship with J. Edgar Hoover.

00:09:11.640 And then they would get dirt on people and he was not afraid to use it for his benefit. There was no

00:09:16.840 shame in it. And then he was a little bit heavy handed to where if they got out of line and that didn't

00:09:22.280 work, then they often died very mysteriously. So my granddad. Yeah. It was like kind of what,

00:09:32.360 I mean, in a way, it's kind of what, how close to, I mean, this is an opinion,

00:09:39.400 but it's kind of exactly like Biden, but Biden was not good at it.

00:09:45.080 To some degree. I mean, poor Biden. I think Biden was controlled,

00:09:49.160 but perhaps by some level of deep state and honestly think that was a test of the American

00:09:55.160 people to see how far they could get and what they could get away with.

00:09:59.000 I do too. Bingo.

00:10:00.680 I mean, I'm still concerned about a lot of the stuff that was signed after he was ruled

00:10:05.320 incapable of running for president. How is he still capable of signing all of these executive orders?

00:10:13.080 How is he capable of 8,000 folks that he's doing pardons for? Like you can't be incompetent,

00:10:23.400 but then make huge decisions that impact all of us. 0.75

00:10:27.800 Huge decisions that are clearly incompetent and immoral. But anyway, back to the granddaddy of the

00:10:37.560 uh, Democrat party, he was the granddaddy, wasn't he? Well, after, after he let's, let's just go to it.

00:10:47.320 Your granddaddy, he, he knew they were coming for him and they were going to pin all this government.

00:10:56.360 Uh, what do you call it? Agricultural scandal on him. So he made himself an insurance

00:11:05.320 tape, right? Is that what can we say before we introduce this tape? He made himself an insurance

00:11:12.040 policy, which is a tape recording. Is that right? So to some degree is partially accurate. There are

00:11:19.000 other tapes, um, which I do not have. Um, but there are other tapes that were done before, um, and during

00:11:28.440 the whole trial, which happens, um, I believe is in, you know, early sixties. So, um, probably 1961,

00:11:39.160 somewhere in that timeframe is when the trial began. And ultimately the Kennedys were coming after

00:11:45.960 LBJ, but to get to LBJ, they were going after his network. So there are supposedly tapes from around that

00:11:52.360 timeframe. Um, and I possibly, I don't want to talk too much on that, but, um, this tape was recorded

00:11:59.640 more around 1971 because my granddad had recently gotten out of jail or prison. And then, um, Cliff

00:12:08.840 Carter, who he's talking to, who was, I mean, LBJ's right-hand man, we can go on, listen to his voice,

00:12:15.880 go to Spartacus educational. Um, that's what I first did is I tried to verify this Cliff Carter voice

00:12:22.600 and you can hear it time and time again. So this was, I think more of an insurance policy that he

00:12:29.320 wasn't going to get killed. Um, yeah, that's what he got out of prison because supposedly, you know, one

00:12:35.560 little family story, I didn't share this on Alex's show is Bobby Kennedy. Um, once my granddad was

00:12:43.000 in prison, going to prison, once it was over, there were three people that were indicted. Two of them

00:12:50.120 died very mysteriously, but my granddad lived. Perhaps it's because of the tapes. Um, perhaps

00:12:55.640 it was because he had given Linden $10 million and supposedly, um, you know, Linden had said,

00:13:02.760 get Billy Saul off at all costs, but you can't incriminate me in order to do it. And that was the

00:13:08.680 sticking point. Are the globalists gearing up for a pandemic scare after failing at the box office

00:13:14.680 in November? Just weeks before president Trump's inauguration, California governor Gavin Newsom

00:13:21.400 has declared a bird flu state of emergency, granting himself sweeping powers, reminiscence of COVID-19

00:13:29.240 policies. Is this a health crisis or a power play? Dr. McCullough urges early prevention,

00:13:36.360 just in case, recommending a contagion emergency kit from the wellness company. His medical board

00:13:43.080 approved solution with five critical life-saving medications like ivermectin, Tamiflu, a nebulizer,

00:13:51.880 and hydroxychloroquine. Every household can now have access to these hard to get medications

00:13:58.440 in the event of another pandemic. Get yours by filling out a digital intake form,

00:14:04.600 and your kit arrives in one to two weeks. Don't wait until the deep state puts their plans into

00:14:10.600 action. Stay ready for the unexpected. Head to twc.health.rb and use the code rb to save $32

00:14:20.920 off plus free shipping, U.S. residents only. It would have brought Linden in in order to get 0.81

00:14:27.480 my granddad off to show that, no, this was, you know, open deal that a lot of people knew about.

00:14:33.240 So he recorded that tape. But then once Bobby came to him and said, look, we'll get you out of

00:14:41.800 jail and we'll get you off of this, but you have to turn evidence on LBJ. He said, the minute I get

00:14:48.040 out of here, turn evidence, I'm going to be dead. It's like, I will not do it. My life and my family's

00:14:53.400 life is too important. And so I can't. He would have helped them had he thought that they could

00:15:00.840 protect him and his family, but he knew the level of corruption and power that LBJ held and what he

00:15:07.320 was willing to do to keep it. And so he wasn't willing to share it. And it was about, Jake,

00:15:15.480 you know this so well. It was about a Texas agriculture. Jake, go into that now.

00:15:22.200 Well, I mean, it's, I just want to, that's why I asked you, Shane, like, what exactly was your

00:15:27.320 grandfather indicted for an arrest for? Because it sounds to me like he was doing deals with Johnson.

00:15:31.880 It was kickback stuff. I don't know what if it's, how is it different than anything happening in

00:15:36.200 government today is my first question. Well, so it's not a lot different. Right.

00:15:41.720 You know, sadly, even here in Texas, you know, the, the tab to pay to play is a minimum of $250,000.

00:15:50.920 Right. And then you get big, big state contracts. And I was told that firsthand and it's a sad state.

00:16:01.000 I wish, I wish we were in a better place, but you know, that's what you got to do back then.

00:16:07.800 And I think that goes through packs, you know, you donate it to a pack and then they

00:16:11.640 put the money in. But back then it was delivered a lot of times in briefcases to Landon Johnson.

00:16:18.360 So there were two scandals. I mean, there were some others that had happened. So for example,

00:16:25.640 there was like a bunch of little houses that were on a lake that used to be some type of government,

00:16:32.120 boy scout camp, something along those lines. Well, LBJ flipped that to my granddad and he bought it

00:16:38.200 for say, you know, $1,500 a house and then put, uh, but $500,000 into them and then sold them for

00:16:47.800 seven or $8,000. But he'd have to pony up to the right people after the fact. And these two that were

00:16:57.080 way bigger, one was cotton allotments and that's a really fun story. And then the other one, which

00:17:03.400 he's more well known for is anahydrous ammonia, um, and really the storage tanks that you could put

00:17:09.400 them in. And so I'm happy to, you know, share the details of what was going on. If y'all want to go

00:17:15.400 into that much. I wanted to know about the cotton stuff that the agricultural stuff always fascinates 0.54

00:17:21.080 me. Cause you know, I farm in Hawaii. So I was wondering about all that, how crooked they are

00:17:26.200 with their farm stuff, you know? Well, it sounds like a pay for place scheme territory. It sounds

00:17:31.000 like the mafia. Like that's what it is. Even though it was Johnson and the Democrats, that's what it is,

00:17:36.200 right? It's a protection weapon or what? Well, so back then, if I understand it properly,

00:17:43.080 um, and again, I'm not a historical expert, but this is what I know and I'm happy to be corrected,

00:17:49.560 but there were cotton allotments and generally depending on how much land you had or when

00:17:54.440 they were given, you could only have so many cotton allotments, so much acreage per se.

00:17:58.680 So maybe this guy has 2000 acres worth and this guy has 5,000 acres worth of whatever you got, you got.

00:18:06.120 Well, Saul, he was trying to expand his empire out in Pecos, Texas, and he wanted larger acreage

00:18:13.960 tracks, more cotton allotments. This is where it becomes a little bit of a scheme. And

00:18:19.560 he would go to these farmers and say, look, I want to sell you some of my land and you can then

00:18:27.000 transfer your cotton allotment onto that land, but then I'm going to lease it from you 1.00

00:18:33.560 for more than what the payments would be for the land. But you're going to default on your first payment

00:18:41.400 for that land. And that comes one year after we sign our documents. And per our agreement here,

00:18:51.400 it basically says, once you default, the land comes to me. And so also the cotton allotment comes to me. 0.69

00:19:00.360 So the farmer's making a big chunk of money off of not really having to do anything. And then my

00:19:07.000 granddad is an insurance policy on his side. He would basically take these long strips of land,

00:19:13.480 and that's what he was selling to these farmers. So that way, even if they did try and default on it,

00:19:18.520 there's no way they could go out and farm these long, narrow strips of land.

00:19:22.200 Okay. It's like BlackRock buying up. What was a cotton allotment though? What was that? That was 0.62

00:19:31.160 a government contract, right? No, it just gave you the right to farm the land. And now I think

00:19:36.040 the government would pay the land or maybe... Yeah, it's a government contract. It's a

00:19:41.000 government, it's like... It's a subsidy. It's a subsidy.

00:19:44.280 There you go. So something maybe... Yeah, exactly. Maybe it's a subsidy. Maybe it gave you

00:19:49.480 rights to farm the land, but either way, you're making money off of it.

00:19:52.520 Well, it gave the government a hook into stealing your land from you. That's what it was.

00:19:57.720 Right. It's all a Ponzi scheme of the government taking our tax money to steal our own shit from us 1.00

00:20:04.280 and kill us too. But anyways, talk about killing us now. So LBJ there. 1.00

00:20:12.120 Was it... So anyway, he kills Kennedy, right? That's the big secret. That's the big secret

00:20:23.640 everybody already knows. It was in... It was in... What's his name? Stone's movie.

00:20:29.880 Yeah, Oliver Stone's movie.

00:20:32.360 In his Oliver Stone's movie. He's like, he's sitting there with Donald Sutherland and Sutherland

00:20:38.200 goes, yeah, LBJ killed him. Okay. And then he never says why, but you know why, right? Your granddad

00:20:49.800 knew why. Oh yeah. There was a lot of motive. If you look at... If motive is a reason to kill somebody

00:20:56.280 and you figure out who has the most motive, there's only one person it leads to.

00:21:00.840 Right. Right. Why did... Why did... Why did... What do you think was the motive? Allegedly that if

00:21:09.560 allegedly... Well, I mean, I guess Trump's going to declass it, so we'll know. But if allegedly it

00:21:16.120 was LBJ who did that, what was his motive? I mean... So in two things on that one, can I speak to the D

00:21:25.800 class for just a second? Please.

00:21:29.240 So knowing what I know, and then also every expert on LBJ, JFK, the assassination has reached

00:21:36.360 out to me over the last few weeks since that show came out. Everybody's kind of thinking the same

00:21:41.720 thing. And it's... So LBJ went to extremes to protect his family legacy, you know, family wealth.

00:21:50.760 He put Jack Valente over the Motion Picture Association, which ensured that no films or movies

00:21:57.800 would ever come out that would incriminate him. And there's another guy with the last name of

00:22:02.760 Johnson, I think. He put him with CNN. Somebody would have to look into that and verify the guy's

00:22:07.560 name and the details to ensure that within the news, nothing could come out. And he had different

00:22:12.760 people positioned, different areas to help protect this whole family name and legacy.

00:22:17.800 Ma, you know, we travel. Everyone's going to notice this is one of your houses. I see comments

00:22:23.000 on the podcast a lot of times like, how many houses does she have? Because we have so many different

00:22:26.680 settings because we do travel a lot. This is a traveling podcast, but you know, there's certain

00:22:31.240 companies that really work with us because we travel and Home Chef is one of my favorites because

00:22:36.760 with all this traveling and we're always under the gun, we always have to have kids that live with us and 0.99

00:22:40.600 shit. Like food is a big thing, especially when we're in the country. We don't have a whole day to go get 0.98

00:22:46.120 food. Like sometimes where we live, it takes like four hours to get dinner. So this company has been

00:22:51.480 really great for us because Home Chef, they'll deliver the food to your door and they have every

00:22:56.120 kind. They have stuff that you can cut yourself. They have stuff that's already pre-portioned that

00:23:00.680 you can cook if you want to have like a bonding experience with your family. Or they even have

00:23:04.120 oven ready stuff. You just pop in the microwave or the oven and you can eat. You have all layers and

00:23:08.600 strata of eating and we love eating.

00:23:10.280 And you know, it's like top level eating too. Top shelf eating. Users of leading meal kits have

00:23:16.840 rated Home Chef number one in quality, convenience, value, taste, and recipe ease. You know, taste is a

00:23:24.280 big one. For a limited time, Home Chef is offering my listeners 18 free meals plus free dessert for life

00:23:32.360 and of course, free shipping on your first box. Go to homechef.com slash Roseanne. That's

00:23:39.240 homechef.com slash Roseanne for 18 free meals and free dessert for life. Homechef.com slash Roseanne.

00:23:48.920 You must be an active subscriber to receive free dessert.

00:23:53.240 So if I'm gone to that extent and I've got J Edgar Hoover running the FBI, and then I've got friends

00:24:03.560 that are running the F the CIA and everybody's slightly involved in it. I'm not sure that I'm

00:24:10.520 going to leave all the details of what we did there. If I've gone through all this effort to cover it up,

00:24:18.920 right? I'm not sure that I would trust classified documents that much.

00:24:22.200 On the other side, I know a lot of, you know, murderers, serial killers,

00:24:27.000 they, their pride or ego wants the story to be known at some point too of like, look what I got

00:24:33.160 away with. Yeah. They love that. They usually turn themselves in somehow.

00:24:38.920 Yeah. So I'm 75% that we're not going to find out all the details and the full truth. And then I've got

00:24:45.400 this 25% thought that maybe it all is in there. So, well, it seems like it's the same people all the

00:24:51.960 time. None of them's ever been arrested or, and they're still in the government, the same people

00:24:56.440 or their kids took over for them, or they're still running the same racket from tiny little islands

00:25:02.920 that the FBI and the CIA fly people to, and then they end up dead. But listen, maybe Cuba, this is

00:25:10.680 what I think. Perhaps Cuba was the first Epstein Island. Hmm. They was taking people over there, 1.00

00:25:17.720 blackmail them, this and that, and their hotels probably all wired up by what's his name getting

00:25:23.080 the Castro. No, Hoover. Oh yeah. No, they did the honeypots and the blackmail. Of course. 0.75

00:25:30.200 Yeah. And then Castro was like, Hey, you know, I can make more money than all of you. When I get in

00:25:38.120 bed with Russia, you're out of here. Yeah. And there was, there was a lot of stuff going on with Cuba

00:25:45.880 and they, they tried to pin it on Castro. They had, oh, Lee Harvey Oswald. He was a CIA guy that,

00:25:54.520 you know, in interviews with his mom, she discussed, yeah, he's CIA. But when everybody's talking about

00:26:02.120 him being this pro Castro communist, that's, that's part of the facade that he was using as a

00:26:09.480 low level spy. Right. And get in. And then they use that against him as the patsy. Right. And so,

00:26:18.520 I mean, he literally got hired the day before, and then his supervisor told him to go to the book

00:26:23.400 repository. Anybody who knew anything got rewarded. And I think, uh, pipelined into power,

00:26:33.560 anyone who kept the big secret. So I don't know. Do you think they're gonna, do you think he's really

00:26:38.760 gonna declassify it or is, is, or are you doing it for him? No, it's funny. I've seen some people

00:26:50.280 saying, when's the D class coming. And folks are like, this is the D class. This is not, I just,

00:26:58.040 I woke up one, um, it was a Thursday morning and God put it on my heart. He said, you need to release

00:27:03.400 it. And I have no idea why or what's pertinent to the timing. Perhaps subconsciously, I feel confident

00:27:09.160 that, you know, Trump's going to release everything. And obviously he's since signed,

00:27:13.240 um, the executive order to release it. And it feels like Trump says he, he, he goes, okay,

00:27:21.400 we're going to release the Kennedy, the MLK and the Bobby list. All that before the Epstein. 0.87

00:27:30.920 Think about that. It takes about six years, but it's kind of, it's kind of, um, scary on the Epstein

00:27:37.320 list of what all's in there. But, um, yeah, so we'll see. I guarantee it's the same people.

00:27:44.840 I guarantee it's all, it's all. You can tell that, right? It's just all the same people. They

00:27:52.280 pulled a big one on us. They stole everything we had. They're still doing it. And, uh, you know,

00:27:58.440 we're lucky we got Trump in cause we got a chance to put an end to it. Or do you, do you agree? And I

00:28:04.120 think, yes, God is caught. God is doing this D class. Cause he put it on you. That's how things

00:28:11.160 work. Yeah. I mean, and I've texted, you know, Don Jr. And just told him, I was like, I'm Trump.

00:28:17.000 God has his hand on him and is protecting him. Yeah. I do worry. They're going to continue to try

00:28:23.400 and kill him. He's now taking over the secret service. Um, you know, I think he's got better 0.89

00:28:28.440 control, but they're, they've got to be running for the hills and not just on their old corruption

00:28:33.560 and murders, but the recent stuff that they've done, it's it's we're not in the clear and we all

00:28:40.280 need to be praying for president Trump right now that God will not remove his hedge of protection

00:28:44.920 from him because he's the only person I can think of. That's truly, in my opinion, above it all to where

00:28:52.760 they can't buy him. Um, they've tried to kill him. They've done everything to weaponize the IRS against 0.96

00:28:59.320 him. They weaponize the judicial system against him. They have thrown everything they can at him

00:29:05.080 and he stands there resilient. And it's just like, what else have you got? It's, it's, it's mind blowing.

00:29:12.600 It's inspiring as well. I think it's good that it's coming from you because he won't have to fight so

00:29:19.320 hard to get this knowledge out there that this government is, you know, parts of it,

00:29:26.600 secret parts of it. Uh, the, the ones that don't have any accountability to we, the people whose

00:29:33.800 government it is, uh, they need to be dealt with and handled and, you know, judged and removed.

00:29:41.320 And I think the people are ready for it now. I really do. So now I want you to talk about,

00:29:47.240 uh, and should we play the tape or where do you want to go from here with this, Jake?

00:29:51.640 I'll probably edit it in a couple of questions. I just want to set up a little context here. It's

00:29:56.360 important because a lot of people don't know about this. Um, we know everything, but a lot of people

00:29:59.800 don't. So Lyndon Johnson, for those that have been under a rock was the vice president under John F.

00:30:05.000 Kennedy at the time. And, and John F. Kennedy was investigating Lyndon Johnson. You asked

00:30:10.200 earlier mom about motive Johnson and, and Shane's grandfather, there's this cotton allotment. There's

00:30:15.800 all this criminal stuff that Kennedy's looking into. And Bobby Kennedy, who's the attorney general

00:30:19.880 at the time is looking into also looking at the market. It's about government contracts for

00:30:25.240 to control farms. Well, yeah, but they're investigating Lyndon Johnson, their vice president.

00:30:30.280 And that's something that I, like, I didn't know this is new from Shane. He's selling, he's selling

00:30:36.760 cotton, uh, whatever. Well, it's the Texas mafia with Shane's grandfather. Like that's what this,

00:30:42.200 what he's talking about. So Lyndon's like, okay, you got to back off. And the Kennedy's don't the

00:30:47.560 same thing they did to Sam G and Conop in Chicago. They they're, they're going hard, which to me is

00:30:52.360 amazing. Everyone wants to say Kennedy's are amazing, but let's not forget the Kennedy's

00:30:56.200 themselves are a mafia family. They come from bootlegging alcohol, right? So it's mafia

00:31:00.600 their own bodies. It's like the Sopranos turning on New York. That's how I see it. And that's my

00:31:06.920 question for Shane. And then I'll back off. Doesn't this feel more like Kennedy's crime

00:31:11.880 family is going after the Johnson crime family, even though they're president and vice president

00:31:15.720 in the same administration. And it's kind of like a fuck you. And then Johnson orders this hit 1.00

00:31:21.400 and kills Kennedy is a way of saying, fuck you then takes over as president is signed in later that 1.00

00:31:26.280 day. It's there's no more bigger motive. I mean, that's the story, right? 1.00

00:31:31.080 It's a massive power struggle. And there were so many people aligned against the Kennedy's

00:31:37.800 and, and for the most part, the Kennedy's were doing a lot of things, right? Okay.

00:31:42.840 There was some stuff that they, they were unethical. And Jake, as you mentioned, Joe Kennedy,

00:31:47.960 the father was involved in bootleg and he wanted them to go straight and he was a legitimate businessman

00:31:54.280 up in the Northeast also. But what they had done is they, they utilized, I think it was Jimmy Hoffa,

00:32:00.360 the teamsters to strong arm a lot of people to get JFK elected. And that was part of Joe's influence

00:32:08.360 over with the mob of saying, you guys help me. And then we're going to watch out for you.

00:32:11.960 So it was a gentleman's agreement, a mob agreement saying, we're not going after you guys,

00:32:17.560 but y'all help us get in. And that was going to basically get in.

00:32:20.280 And also part of that is that they say Nixon won the boat and they fixed it for Kennedy.

00:32:26.360 They, they did.

00:32:29.080 Yeah. They in Chicago.

00:32:32.520 So I guess that's what I'm getting at. It's like, we've all looked at this JFK assassination. It's

00:32:35.960 like the biggest conspiracy theory and scandal in American history. But the more you look at it now,

00:32:39.640 especially after seeing Biden and the Pelosi family, now that we have this modern way to view it,

00:32:45.240 it really just looks like mafia kickbacks, territory wars. And the mafia like Kennedy,

00:32:50.760 Joe Kennedy was like, fuck it. Let's not just have these street fights. Let's get an American 1.00

00:32:54.280 government. Let's go straight. Let's get in the houses of power. And we could really run this mafia

00:32:58.520 shit. And that's the deep state, right? That's the Democrat party right there is what that is. 1.00

00:33:03.960 I think so too. That's why I'm fascinated by this.

00:33:06.680 And then, and then Joe Kennedy had a, he had a stroke and didn't get to pass along to his sons.

00:33:15.800 And, you know, Bobby Kenny became, um, AG, he didn't get, it didn't get passed along of guys.

00:33:21.960 We can't go after them. So as AG, Bobby Kenny, he starts going after organized crime. He starts

00:33:28.120 hammering the mob. And so they're, they're not happy with it. Jack Ruby, that was kind of a little,

00:33:34.680 you know, minor part of it. He was obviously slightly involved. He was dying of cancer

00:33:39.080 from what I understand. So he was already going out anyways. And it was easy for him to jump in and

00:33:44.600 fill that void, that role. And they may have had a role in the shooter on the grassy knoll as well.

00:33:51.400 Gentlemen, comb files, James files. I've heard mixed reviews on whether or not he was the actual

00:33:59.320 shooter up there. But if he was, you know, that's somebody that was sent down from the mob as well.

00:34:04.680 Hey, folks, it's me, Roseanne Burna Barr. Now listen up, because the world is going nuts these days.

00:34:12.200 And I'm not about to sit around unprepared. That's why I got myself several of these burnas.

00:34:18.360 You heard me. B-Y-R-N-A. It's a less lethal pistol launcher that pecks a serious punch. And guess what?

00:34:29.320 It's trusted by government agencies, hundreds of police departments and private security firms

00:34:35.640 across the country. Over 500,000 units have already been sold. Why? Because it works.

00:34:43.880 This thing shoots rock hard kinetic projectiles that'll stop any asshole right in their tracks. 0.99

00:34:53.720 And if that's not enough, you load it up with tear gas or pepper rounds that'll incapacitate an 0.99

00:34:59.800 attacker for 30 to 40 minutes. That's plenty of time for you to get to safety while they are left there

00:35:06.440 crying, coughing, and regretting their very bad decisions. The burner launcher lets you de-escalate

00:35:16.920 a tense situation without having to deal with the complexities of using a firearm. It's legal in all

00:35:23.400 50 states. No permits, no red tape, and it's easy to use. Anyone can fire it. Women, men, seniors,

00:35:32.120 heck, if I can do it, so can you. Burna gives you peace of mind without the risk of a firearm.

00:35:39.320 So stop leaving your safety to chance. Get yourself a Burna, because sometimes less lethal

00:35:46.840 is all you need to get the job done. That's right. Visit Burna.com, Roseanne, today to receive

00:35:55.400 10% off for your purchase. B-Y-R-N-A dot com slash Roseanne. Burna less lethal, the alternative

00:36:04.280 to deadly force. But then you've got D.H. Byrd. He's, I think D.H. Byrd owned the book repository and

00:36:12.280 perhaps another building. And he had huge contracts, was super tight with LBJ. And you know, you've got

00:36:19.720 that going. Then you've got the, the Texas mafia that Jake, you were referring to a while ago,

00:36:25.000 and they have huge contracts over with Vietnam and everything. And Kennedy's looking at finding

00:36:31.480 Vietnam down. And there's talks about perhaps deescalating some of the, um, the nuclear weapons.

00:36:39.720 So there were so many people going up against him. They were looking at, um, unwinding the federal

00:36:46.200 reserve and taking the time to look into that. Um, I, I didn't believe it the first time I heard

00:36:51.960 it maybe 15, 20 years ago, I had to start looking into it. That's a real problem. And they're making

00:36:57.480 a lot of money and I don't think they worry too much about who they kill to keep that, um, multi

00:37:03.240 trillion dollar a year racket going. Um, honestly, I hate talking about all this because I wonder about

00:37:09.640 my fate, but I think now's the time for full release and, um, the truth still sets you free.

00:37:15.800 Well, I think this is the time where God's really stepping in. He's making things happen. He's making

00:37:20.600 himself visible to people with the eye to see him and his, uh, marvelous works in this world and how

00:37:28.200 he still has, uh, hope for America. And he's not going to let it go down this, the way that these, uh,

00:37:34.920 people want it to, because the, the American people are not going to let that happen. That's why they

00:37:40.600 elected Trump. I think it's apparent, but, um, you know, we need to know how we got in this mess.

00:37:47.640 And the more we know, and the more everybody knows, the, the less easy it's going to be for

00:37:53.400 them to remove people who want to talk about the truth. You know, when they can control the truth,

00:37:59.800 uh, people who speak, it can disappear easily. But when everybody's talking and people don't

00:38:05.240 disappear so easily, you know? Yeah, exactly. And this is a thing where you mentioned a couple of

00:38:12.120 times you're like, everybody needs to know this transcends party, red, blue, race, like this

00:38:22.680 transcends all of that. And it is hopefully for everybody. It's not a Democrat. They were Democrat

00:38:28.040 back then. Kennedy's were all that. It's not a Democrat thing. Um, Trump's conservative. It's

00:38:33.320 not a Republican conservative thing. This is something everybody needs to know and understand

00:38:39.080 in order to formulate good decisions because they have pulled the wool over the American public's eyes

00:38:46.360 for a very long time. And they've used amazingly, uh, sophisticated tactics to do it. The whole term

00:38:53.320 conspiracy from understanding that really was coined over the assassination to make people think that

00:38:59.720 they're crazy or conspiracy theorists. If they believed in, um, anything other than what the

00:39:07.160 Warren commission put out, you know, has proven that that was a whole forest, but, um, you know,

00:39:13.480 they've tried to make you think you're crazy if you, if you, um, truly see the truth. And so I'm hoping that

00:39:20.360 the American public does wake up to start to see reality because they've been taken advantage of. We all

00:39:26.360 have, and we've got to get past our emotion and being tied to a particular party or a particular

00:39:32.360 person based on how we feel. We've got to look at facts and save this country. That's right. Facts and

00:39:40.680 facts alone, not, not beliefs that can strengthen us to look for facts, but facts, provable facts, money,

00:39:50.200 bottom lines, who gets it. That's what we need. None of this other stuff. I mean, that makes us a part of

00:39:57.880 who we are, but that what matters is the bottom line. Where did the money go? What was done with it?

00:40:07.000 If we're going to save our country and, uh, you know, not the color of the person who did it either,

00:40:13.480 not the, not, you know, just the facts, ma'am, where's our money? What'd you do with it? Who stole

00:40:20.600 it? How do we get it back? Uh, that money is the people's, the people paid the taxes, uh, with their

00:40:28.280 blood and sweat, set their kids to die for that government. And that's the government we want.

00:40:32.600 And that's the government we deserve. And that's the government that we own. And we're going to get

00:40:36.600 it back because we're the people that are going to do the work. We're not going to elect people and then

00:40:42.440 go, Oh yeah, we got a so-and-so in there that looks like me. So we're fine. Preachers. We're not

00:40:48.440 shitted like that no more. I love it. Right. It's demonic. Just demonic, I think. But what is your, 0.97

00:40:57.960 so Jake, are we going to, let's talk about the. Yeah. Well, okay. So Shane's grandpa Johnson, we get it

00:41:06.520 all blah, blah, blah. So in 1971, 72, your grandpa gets out of prison, right? Right. He goes home and

00:41:13.880 he meets with. Cause he did get set up. He did get hung out to dry for Linda and everybody else who was

00:41:19.800 involved with the contracts and the cotton and what have you. He got hung out to dry because he had

00:41:27.640 Saul in his name and they thought he was a Jew and they hate the Jews. So he gets out and he goes to this,

00:41:33.720 let's set up the tape now. So this, I just want to say something. He didn't mention this on Alex

00:41:38.120 Jones, but this is 71, 72. So it was the house select committee already organizing in those 17

00:41:43.480 deaths he refers to. Was that the material witnesses in the house select committee or those 17 other

00:41:47.880 people that Johnson allegedly killed? Or do you not know? These are folks that are just,

00:41:56.440 honestly, I need to take the time to research all of them and try and figure out who,

00:42:00.360 um, but they're referring to folks that were killed that were just associated with this whole

00:42:08.680 investigation. Um, the cotton allotment scheme, the fertilizers, this trial, um, and then this kind

00:42:16.680 of circuit of affiliation with, with, uh, LBJ. Wow. Okay. That's not like the whole kill list, you know,

00:42:24.600 other, uh, presidential families have a kill list of 52, 58 people. Now, I think there's a much

00:42:30.920 longer kill list, but this is just this specific area. Right. Because the house select committee,

00:42:36.840 which investigated the Kennedy assassination, for those of you who don't know, it was sometime in

00:42:40.440 the seventies and they had material witnesses that were going to talk about the CIA involvement.

00:42:45.560 Also, they all died mysteriously as well. That was another, I think 14 or 15, but anyway,

00:42:50.360 so your grandfather knows what's going on and to protect himself insurance thing,

00:42:55.720 he records a conversation that he has. This is the tape you released.

00:42:59.400 And who is it with? Yeah. Set that up and then we'll play it.

00:43:03.080 Okay. Right. And so this is with, um, Cliff Carter, Clifton Carter, look him up. He was

00:43:13.080 a bag man and bag man meant basically they'd go get money, collect money, um, potentially fundraise,

00:43:22.120 but really kind of whoever needs to pay up, they go get money. And LBJ had a few of them,

00:43:28.200 but cliff was one of his cliff had been with him from early on in Texas and the Texas Senate

00:43:34.760 all the way up to DC. You can go online and listen to oval office tapes of LBJ talking with cliff.

00:43:41.320 Cliff was the executive director at one point of the DNC. And you can see like through his career,

00:43:50.440 he's trying to get out of all this, like he'd gotten drug into it. And basically the other thing

00:43:57.000 that I learned about LBJ is he would say things in front of you. He'd do things in front of you and

00:44:02.360 he'd drag you into things to make you a co-conspirator with him. So basically you're part of it and you,

00:44:09.800 you don't have deniability, plausible deniability that you didn't know about this coming assassination,

00:44:16.120 or you didn't know about this. It's like, you're part of it. So he was wise about that. Um, but

00:44:23.800 they, um, went out as supposedly outside of Abilene, I think in Hamby, Texas, they went to a small little

00:44:31.160 house and my uncle, he'd married into my family. He married my aunt Jan and his name was Daryl Bright.

00:44:40.200 He, um, went with them and apparently they went out there. Cliff and my granddad, Billy Saul talked.

00:44:47.400 We always called him Saul. So Saul and, uh, Cliff were talking and they recorded it and Cliff left.

00:44:54.040 He died not long after that. I've heard, uh, some cases it was very shortly after that, but you can hear

00:45:00.600 him on the tape. He says, Cliff, I'm sorry to see you so downtrodden. And so to me, that means Cliff was,

00:45:06.360 he didn't sound downtrodden, but something was wrong with him at the time. Maybe already, or maybe he was just upset.

00:45:12.040 Um, and he was talking about how LBJ's, um, you know, health and he wasn't LBJ wasn't doing good.

00:45:20.600 And LBJ obviously died not long after this in 1973. Um, you know, I presume natural causes,

00:45:29.320 but a lot of those folks, whether it was, um, Ed Clark, another name or J Edgar Hoover,

00:45:35.240 they all kind of died in this 1972, 73 era.

00:45:39.400 Yeah. So did Cliff, Cliff didn't know he was being recorded obviously. Right.

00:45:45.720 Or you don't know. I wish I knew. Okay. And I'm, I don't, to me, it seems like he would have known.

00:45:57.240 Yeah. It seems like he would have known. Yeah. I mean, we'll let the people decide for themselves,

00:46:02.120 but he does say on the tape, you know, he, he implicates very directly Johnson, uh, to the

00:46:09.160 assassination. It's like, that's not something you would say in a passing conversation. And in my,

00:46:13.080 in my feeling, like you probably know that he had to put it on, on the tape, but that's just me

00:46:17.800 speculating. Do you want to hear it? You, I mean, do you want to hear it live right now? Cause I'm

00:46:20.920 going to edit it in. Oh, okay. All right. Well, there you go. Let me get it played. Can you hear it?

00:46:25.720 Sure. Good to see you. How's life treating you today? Well,

00:46:29.880 Sal, it's been pretty touch and go situation. Lyndon and I've had quite a few unpleasant words here

00:46:37.560 lately over the deal with, that he hired Mark Wallace to assassinate the president. It's been

00:46:47.240 hectic in every way, but, uh, we've lived through it this far. I guess we'll continue to do so.

00:46:55.720 Uh, Lyndon should have never issued that order, uh, to Mike, but we've had our differences and

00:47:06.920 I'm a true blue to Lyndon as I've always been and tried to carry out every order that he's ever given

00:47:12.440 me. But this is one I'll probably never be able to forget. And the times that we've had in, in Texas

00:47:24.600 and the embarrassment that Lyndon had gotten from Kennedy, I guess there wasn't anything else to do,

00:47:33.880 but, but what he did. Well, you know, Lyndon could have really hit me if he would.

00:47:43.240 Well, Lyndon's the kind of person that doesn't want to help anyone. He's, you know, he's all for Lyndon,

00:47:49.320 and that's the way he's pretty much always been. Well, they had me backed up on that Henry Marshall

00:47:55.880 killing and they just kind of blackmailed me to keep my mouth shut. If I hadn't had a bunch of tapes

00:48:01.480 that I played after I got killed, you know, 17 got killed in this situation very mysteriously.

00:48:12.440 And I've done a lot of time and I've lost a lot of money and hurt my family a whole lot.

00:48:17.400 And it's really got me disgusted with Lyndon in one way. In one way, I feel real sorry for him.

00:48:31.480 But I really feel like that in Lyndon's heart, he felt like that he was doing the right thing. He

00:48:37.000 felt like that he was the savior, the common man. I feel like that in his heart, he wanted to help the

00:48:45.080 people that had not. But I don't believe that anything, my church's background would have never

00:48:54.520 let me sanction all the killings that he has done. What do you think about it?

00:49:10.040 Cliff, do you really believe that it could have been handled anyway without killing all these people

00:49:14.440 and got rid of the candidates? Do you think he won the election against him?

00:49:18.280 Well, I don't really believe so. You know, he tried desperately to do just that and there

00:49:26.040 didn't seem to be any other way. I know that he regrets a lot of things that he has done, but still

00:49:35.000 it's been a battle from day one. Well, Darrell, I sure do appreciate all the things that you've done for

00:49:47.000 Boris and I appreciate the trust that he has done for a long time friends.

00:49:54.840 I'm just sorry that I've embarrassed all my friends and put all my friends through this.

00:50:01.160 Oh, you didn't embarrass me. And what I was really afraid of, my brother,

00:50:06.040 Bob, that got killed. Our plane was down at Bryan the day that Mike Wallace killed

00:50:17.560 Henry Marshall. And I was afraid it was going to tie him into the thing and we couldn't afford to. In fact,

00:50:24.040 Pam started to write a book. And when she, she really got scared when she got into the thing. It was just,

00:50:30.280 uh, it was just too scary a deal. But anyhow, this, uh, this too will pass.

00:50:41.640 Well, it's been a long, long old journey. What do you think about, uh, F.O. Bankston?

00:50:47.880 Well, W.O.'s a great leader and he's been probably one of the best things that ever happened in Dallas,

00:50:56.360 Texas. Of course, he's got a lot of, a lot of real good friends. And, and London's been one of his

00:51:05.560 true buddies for many, many years. And anything that he just has to have, W.O. will say that,

00:51:12.200 you know, it's done.

00:51:13.000 Well, I just can't believe that F.O. Bankston has the tire over the police department that he has.

00:51:24.040 You know, he buys every year, the sheriff buys him a brand new car, Bill Decker. And I just don't see

00:51:31.880 how politically that, uh, he can get with it. But nobody will ever understand. And really,

00:51:38.920 in the early years, I thought that, uh, Linden really had a mission from a higher power,

00:51:45.480 who I've accused to call God, to carry out a lot of things for the common people. And I really believe

00:51:53.160 in his heart that he thought that he was destined to, uh, rule the people. How do you size up, uh,

00:52:02.600 Linden Cliff after all these years of horror?

00:52:05.080 Well, actually, Linden's, uh, just been kind of going downhill health-wise and politically wise.

00:52:14.200 He's just, uh, wore out. And, uh, I feel like he's come to his end of his rope. But, uh, all these

00:52:24.840 things that's been eating on him for all these years have just now taken his course.

00:52:29.560 And I feel like Linden's done a lot of good things in his life, and he's done a lot of bad things.

00:52:38.440 Well, Cliff, I hate to see you as a downtrodden and so discouraged. And I just hope that you can

00:52:49.320 get a hold of yourself and not be so tore up. But anyhow, let's go in the house and let's have a

00:52:58.440 cup of coffee on Sunday. Okay? Sounds good to me. Oh, okay.

00:53:05.400 Um, wow.

00:53:06.920 Wow.

00:53:08.120 Well, Ma, uh, Trump's back in office.

00:53:12.680 We've done some podcasts.

00:53:13.880 Daddy's home.

00:53:14.360 Daddy's home.

00:53:14.880 Now your daddy's home.

00:53:16.360 But, you know, the stock market's looking good right now. But there's some telltale signs that

00:53:20.200 were a lot of us are worried. A lot of us on the right are worried. Whether it's just this big,

00:53:24.600 massive change of actually having a president that cares about America coming in and creating all sorts

00:53:28.280 of volatility. Or if people are out there to sabotage Trump because they hate him that much

00:53:32.760 because they're all commies that went on Epstein Island, whatever it is, a lot of people are

00:53:36.280 expecting the stock market to get really volatile.

00:53:38.120 A lot of people invested in shell, in shell companies are feeling the heat there. The Bidens,

00:53:44.840 the Pelosi's, these types in the shell government shell money laundering schemes. They're saying like

00:53:51.160 things might get bad, but I'll tell you who it won't get bad for. It won't get bad for people

00:53:56.120 that are invested in real wealth. That's right.

00:53:58.760 Real metals, gold and stuff, right?

00:54:00.600 Yes.

00:54:01.000 Don't wait till it's too late. Visit noblegoldinvestments.com now and bag up to 10

00:54:06.760 one ounce silver Trump coins or a 10 ounce silver American flag bar with a qualifying account.

00:54:13.000 That's roseannebargold.com, noblegoldinvestments. Protect your wealth while you still can.

00:54:22.680 It does explain a lot about Lyndon Johnson. It does explain about the, you know, his,

00:54:32.440 the things that he put in play. A lot of them were so good, you know, and he must have been like

00:54:38.760 eaten up with guilt and stuff. And then he did resign. He only, he only served one term, right?

00:54:48.280 Yeah. I don't think he went back in for another time.

00:54:52.200 Yeah. I remember the night on TV that he resigned and everybody was pretty, nobody could believe it.

00:55:01.080 But he, uh, he got us into a, well, a lot of people say it's a lot. I've heard other people say other

00:55:08.920 reasons, you know, they're crazy all the time. A lot of crazy things, uh, saying Israel did it.

00:55:15.640 A lot of these people out there saying, you know, uh, uh, saying George Bush did it on and on. But, uh,

00:55:22.600 so when we get the D class, we'll see, we'll see. Hopefully. Which of it is, uh, true, but I tend to,

00:55:32.680 I tend to go with what you're saying. I bet I, I would bet on it. This is the truth.

00:55:40.680 Yeah. And my suspicion is, I mean, uh, present time to my understanding, you know, in fact, Jake,

00:55:46.600 you're, I mentioned on Alex's show that, um, you know, I'd let probably 40, maybe 50 people listen

00:55:53.080 to it and I'd tell them, I'll let you hear it. I want you to hear it, but please don't share it

00:55:58.680 because supposedly anybody finds out you can get killed and I can't believe I trusted so many people,

00:56:05.160 but nobody shared it, blasted it out on social media, tried to make fame out of it. And you were

00:56:10.760 one of the people that I was talking about. I keep a secret. Yeah. Yeah, for sure. But the other,

00:56:19.720 there's another family that's kept secrets and they talk about Mack Wallace. So Mack Wallace was

00:56:26.760 the hit man and they've reached out to me and said, Shane, this whole tape aligns with these stories

00:56:35.480 that we've held as a family and they're not ready to come out and talk. They basically said,

00:56:40.520 let's give it a few weeks or a month. And if you're still alive, they might be willing to go on.

00:56:47.000 So it's kind of fascinating what's happening with that. Um, I've had another call from a gentleman

00:56:53.880 that has a tape, um, that could end up being released. But my suspicion with Trump is that he's

00:57:00.920 got, you know, he had access to all that when he was president the first time he's seen it. He knows

00:57:07.800 what's in there. And my understanding was, you know, I let him hear this tape to try and warn him

00:57:12.840 that they're going to try and kill him. Um, and he didn't, I didn't get anything back saying it was

00:57:19.320 wrong or off. So that's kind of interesting. Um, but this tape is authenticated. If anyone,

00:57:27.880 I can already hear the comments from people listening to show you are the grant. You are who you say you are.

00:57:32.520 That is your grandfather's tape has been ran through and authenticated. If anybody should

00:57:36.200 ask that it is real verifiable. Just want to get that out there. Yeah. And to that. So I didn't

00:57:43.160 spend a lot of time, but I read some of the comments and, you know, one of them is it's AI generated.

00:57:48.200 And first of all, I can tell you, you know, it's on a tiny mini cassette tape and, um, I'm not bringing

00:57:56.360 that tape out to get it validated for another little while. It's at a place wherever people

00:58:01.480 to where if something does happen to me, that thing will still survive. Cause I think it's that

00:58:05.160 important. So it is as time goes by, we'll bring it out and we'll validate that. Um, I've got all the

00:58:13.080 experts that each one of them want to be the one that gets to jump in and help validate it. So we may do

00:58:18.200 it publicly at some point in time. Uh, they play the tape on a mini cassette recorder because AI didn't

00:58:26.200 exist back then. I got the tape probably 2015 and basically Daryl Bright was talking to his daughter,

00:58:34.120 Star Bright, my cousin, and my brother Clay went and picked up the tape, um, brought it over to me.

00:58:41.720 And at the time I had a walk in safe and the safe inside the safe. And then I bought another safe,

00:58:47.720 put inside that safe and I'll put these tapes in it. And so now it's kind of stored in a similar

00:58:53.320 fashion, but anyways, I don't know. I'm rambling. Sorry. Not sure where I'm going with that Roseanne.

00:58:59.960 Well, we're going to be sending you, uh, I'm going to send you some prayers and, uh, you're going to,

00:59:06.280 you know, we're all going to be real protected because it's just the time for that.

00:59:11.720 And it's going to be real good. And the, uh, evil it's their end. You know,

00:59:16.360 I really think it's that time in the world. It's they're done. They know they're done.

00:59:20.760 They might try to pull some crap and, but they're unraveling it, uh, in real time at warp speed. 0.96

00:59:29.800 It is they're, they're running for the hills and they're, they're scrambling, 0.98

00:59:32.920 probably trying to figure out what they're going to do about it. Um, I thought the election was going

00:59:37.720 to go a lot differently than it did. And obviously I think y'all were up there.

00:59:41.640 I was up there or at the, um, inauguration. So we find them off so far.

00:59:49.880 Yeah. Well, I just want to say,

00:59:51.000 I don't know what, it seemed like they got something up their sleeve, but, uh,

00:59:55.480 you know, a lot of people praying does something above.

00:59:59.480 It does something above this whole world that they can't control or do anything about.

01:00:04.040 You know, it really does. It's great to see it. And, uh, people know in the truth to people know

01:00:10.600 in the truth that this government, which everybody already knows, but you know, it's, uh, been corrupt

01:00:17.320 for a really long time. When you let people run to enrich themselves, that's what you're going to get.

01:00:24.280 Right. And when you, when you, when you subvert the constitution, that's supposed to be for about

01:00:30.920 the communities of the Republic and make it just about the people who get elected, that's what

01:00:36.440 you're going to get. But, you know, we're going to re we're going to go back to source and live what

01:00:42.920 we thought was the right thing, but we're going to do it this time for real. So

01:00:52.680 you speak the truth about, um, the corruption and every great democracy,

01:00:58.200 every great country, they've all, that's their downfall is, um, absolute power corrupts. Absolutely.

01:01:05.960 And we've had that. We've had people take power that wasn't granted to them,

01:01:10.520 wasn't voted in. And that's where to the American public, even those that are going to doubt it

01:01:16.040 and say it's AI or, um, you know, made up and I'm telling you, I don't have the technical capability

01:01:21.000 to do it. Um, or the desire to put myself out there as a crazy person and, um, damage my reputation

01:01:27.160 as a business guy or, um, deacon, my church, um, you know, just, just entertain yourself a little bit.

01:01:36.520 And even if you are perhaps naive or innocent enough to think that our government is a hundred

01:01:42.360 percent straight arrow, just think about if this is real and they covered this up for this long

01:01:50.680 and what else is there? What else? And that's how you get to figuring out the truth. That's the little

01:01:57.240 breaking point. You may get mad or, you know, um, and disbelief, go through the whole guilt,

01:02:02.680 anger, whatever cycle, but you gotta get, you gotta get through it to realize what's happened

01:02:09.000 in our country. Absolutely. And all, all the, uh, agreed and, uh, and so many seeds were sown

01:02:19.960 in the assassination of JFK. So many seeds planted, so many seeds sown by the same people that are still

01:02:28.280 in, they're still in power. They've never been moved and, uh, their offices haven't been changed

01:02:35.000 or nothing else. So you think about the things that have grown out of that. One of them being

01:02:40.680 Gerald Ford, I think he was the head of that Warren commission and he was the first and only to this

01:02:47.400 point, uh, unelected vice president and president. And, you know, that was.

01:02:54.920 Well, and Biden was also unelected, but that's another story.

01:03:00.440 Well, I mean, at that time they didn't even have to fuss with any election to get him in.

01:03:05.560 And then what he brought as, you know, one, you know, the Republican party is corrupt too.

01:03:12.760 And what he brought was that whole education through Senator Robert S. Byrd, that whole education

01:03:19.960 that's ruined two generations now of American children's ability to think.

01:03:25.480 Yeah. Um, so, you know, all these seeds were planted and they, this, this, uh, group that doesn't

01:03:32.680 want the best for American children or any children or people or living thing on earth, they've been

01:03:41.960 working at this for a long, long time. And you could just go back to the Kennedy assassination and see

01:03:48.440 how things changed or the people, some good, some bad, uh, Johnson, you know, he really put in a lot

01:03:57.560 of civil rights, uh, legislation that, you know, I still consider it to be good, you know, with changing,

01:04:06.760 you know, all the ways they barred black, uh, sovereignty and the ability to vote in fair elections,

01:04:15.080 which, which they're still doing, you know, for all of us now, not, not just one specific color, 0.97

01:04:23.720 but the whole damn country anyway. Well, that's going to start a lot of really good conversations. 0.57

01:04:31.720 I hope. And, uh, you know, I would like to have more of those conversations with you and thank you

01:04:39.320 so much for coming on and, uh, being on our show today. And, uh, we just love you. We, um,

01:04:48.440 love your wife and we love knowing people like you. You're very brave. And, uh, you know, it was just

01:04:55.000 the time. I like how you give the credit to God for saying, you got to get out there and do it. How

01:05:01.960 that's how I feel too. You got to do it when you get that wake up message. And so you did and,

01:05:09.720 you know, God bless you that you did what you were told to do. And may it be a blessing to everyone

01:05:16.520 who hears it. May it wake them up a little bit more as to seeing they have to take more and more

01:05:21.560 responsibility for themselves, their children, their community, their families, and take a little,

01:05:27.240 the more they take for themselves and that the more they're going to take away from the monsters who

01:05:33.960 gobbled it all up and shouldn't have none of it. Um, and you're certainly welcome. And, uh,

01:05:41.560 just right back at you, you know, you've been a patriot and somebody that's been telling the truth

01:05:47.160 when it was not popular for a long time. And you've received a lot of repercussions from that. You've

01:05:53.000 fought through it and, um, you know, now you're doing well and on top and we're in the middle of

01:05:58.360 a fight of, I truly believe good versus evil. I mean, if we, we believe in God, we believe in Satan

01:06:05.240 and we're in the middle of the fight and you're on the front lines of it. And, and y'all kind of

01:06:10.680 dragging me into it, I guess, as well. But either way, thank you for what we have to drag all the,

01:06:17.160 we have to drag all the, all the people, you know, like, uh, like it says right there in the Bible 1.00

01:06:23.160 in these days, any fence sitter is, you know, someone who's sitting on the fence and not choosing

01:06:29.320 good is going to be counted with the evil. If you're not coming with the good, you're helping

01:06:35.720 the evil. So everybody has to do it now because we have to stop this. It's just stupid and ridiculous.

01:06:42.840 And we're not stupid and ridiculous. We want to live and enjoy life. 1.00

01:06:48.440 Yeah, we do that. I think, you know, God wants that. He doesn't want his children suffering and

01:06:53.400 struggling unhappy. He wants, we all want good things for our children. Um, you want good things

01:06:58.520 for Jake. Jake wants good things for his youngsters. So I think it's about to get good, but you're,

01:07:04.600 if we stick together as a team and more people will stand up, I mean, there's so many people,

01:07:09.080 so much money sitting there that have been just cowed down under, um, DEI initiatives and their

01:07:15.080 corporations making them do things, but they don't have a choice because they need the money. Like

01:07:19.400 people got to start standing up for what's right. And that's, what's going to make a difference.

01:07:26.120 I just want to say that people are, but you know, it's funny when corporations start,

01:07:31.800 uh, telling everybody talking about, uh, democracy, that makes me laugh because they're the last

01:07:39.240 democratic thing in the world, a corporation where you can be fired for any reason and they don't have

01:07:45.320 to give you that reason at any time. They're nothing having to do with any kind of freedom, you know,

01:07:51.640 so they, they should just take their stuff out of that convo. I think they're irrelevant to it.

01:07:58.280 Well, can I say something real quick? I love what you said, mom, about so many seeds

01:08:04.200 were sown with this assassination. This has been something I've been fascinated with my entire life,

01:08:08.120 but what's really fascinating now that this stuff's finally coming out and this, the, the D class is

01:08:13.000 coming in your tape, Shane, like it's pretty much painted a clear picture of what a lot of us already

01:08:16.760 kind of thought or not. But the point is if the government can do that, if the CIA could do that,

01:08:22.760 Eisenhower warned about these people before Kennedy even assumed office about the military

01:08:26.920 industrial complex, we see the storyline. Here we are in 2025. Now we've been through COVID. We've

01:08:32.760 been through the DOJ against Trump, what they did then they are still doing now. And a lot of people

01:08:39.080 are waking up to that and this will help, even though it was 60 years ago or whatnot. That's why

01:08:44.120 it's so important. The blueprint is there and the coverups and the disinfo and the way that they went

01:08:48.760 for the media, the way they attacked us, they call it, they call this conspiracy theories. They do

01:08:52.360 that now to us. It's the same. You know what also, it also was, if you think about it,

01:08:58.680 he was assassinated on television and the guy who assassinated him was assassinated on television.

01:09:07.320 And you know, you think about, hey, was, were they covering every place that Kennedy went to visit? No.

01:09:15.080 No. All right, let's be real. Doing laundry sucks. Those heavy detergent jugs, they spill every 0.71

01:09:22.760 place. And all those chemicals you don't really need. But EarthBreeze has changed the game with

01:09:28.440 their detergent sheets. It's like a dryer sheet. But for your washer, you just toss it in and walk

01:09:34.200 away. And you get a powerful clean without the unnecessary chemicals. It's hypoallergenic too.

01:09:43.800 So no irritation, itching, none of that stuff. I am a big believer in making life easier.

01:09:50.920 EarthBreeze keeps it simple. So here's the deal. Go to earthbreeze.com forward slash Roseanne for 40% 0.63

01:09:59.640 off with your subscription. If you don't love it, they'll give you your money back. No questions

01:10:04.040 asked. Just go to earthbreeze.com forward slash Roseanne if you want 40% off with your subscription.

01:10:12.600 Trust me, once you try EarthBreeze, you will never go back.

01:10:16.840 Yeah, I love EarthBreeze. I really do. Like I said, we carry the envelope with us when we go on the road.

01:10:21.820 You never have to go to the store for jugs. You don't spill it everywhere. I mean, it's

01:10:24.920 just... It's a really, it really gets them clean. The colors don't fade. They smell good.

01:10:29.880 It's a good detergent. It's like this little...

01:10:31.880 It's kind of futuristic. Wafer. I know.

01:10:33.640 Yeah, it is futuristic. Were they covering every place Kennedy went to visit where he

01:10:39.000 let the top down? No. I mean, you know, it was a, it was a mass mind control event too.

01:10:47.480 Mass trauma. Mass trauma, mass mind control.

01:10:50.760 Trump and Butler. That was the first time CNN ever aired a Trump rally and he was shot ahead.

01:10:56.280 Right. I mean, like I said, that plan they did now, they're doing all.

01:10:59.800 When they, when they, when they do a trauma on mass media, they immediately come into program. The two

01:11:09.480 go together. Mass trauma, mass mind control. The two things happen together. So they, they do something

01:11:17.720 and then they, they do it with repeated message. So after we've had this horror in, in the, you know,

01:11:24.920 back East with the Black Hawk and the plane, watch for that repeated message on media now,

01:11:35.320 because that was a trauma, unexplained trauma where what the Black Hawk went after,

01:11:42.120 they went after a domestic flight. What? And now they're going to mass mind control. They're going

01:11:49.240 to mass program us because of, to get us to see it, not as it happened, but what it means symbolically

01:11:57.880 in their alternate universe of symbology that has nothing to do with you, me, life or death or our money.

01:12:04.840 Right. And as y'all were going through, I had two different thoughts. One was in regards to

01:12:13.560 kind of controlling the narrative and with Trump. And then the second thing was in regards to what

01:12:19.560 you were saying, Jake, as far as where this came from and where it stemmed from. And if we have time

01:12:27.480 or if y'all are okay with that, I'd like to speak to both of them. But the first one that you're talking

01:12:31.880 about is, uh, you know, going back to the sixties and I think it really goes way back to the founding

01:12:37.640 of the federal reserve and then some other stuff in the forties, but this, what the other, there's

01:12:44.520 only two things God's told me about it. One, when it was time, um, and that the truth shall set us free,

01:12:50.680 really not you, but us like as a country. And then the other thing was we have to pull this from the

01:12:56.920 roots. So everybody's been fighting really hard, even the last, um, decade, um, two decades trying

01:13:04.760 to attack at different angles and, you know, individual politicians and whatnot. We're not

01:13:09.880 going to clean it up unless we go back to where it came from and pull that out. So cash Patel,

01:13:16.600 a lot of these folks, they're going to have their hands full trying to deal with unraveling that level

01:13:21.720 of power. Um, we've got to fight because if they've had that much power already, they're not

01:13:28.680 going to want to let go of it. People do not let go of their, um, greed money machines and their power

01:13:35.080 easily. So a hundred percent with you. And that's part of why I believe it's so important. Um, but then

01:13:42.920 on the, uh, Trump attempt, that first assassination, I'd actually met with Mike Waltz and, um, basically,

01:13:51.640 shared here was the playbook of what they did on Kennedy. I was like, here's what you need to,

01:13:59.000 we need to look at and see if this actually occurred on the Trump deal. And I think there's

01:14:05.880 a lot more to be shown on it. Um, but Mike was the only one out of that entire committee that was

01:14:10.760 investigating it that said, no, I don't think this is what happened. He didn't even go to Butler with

01:14:15.640 him. Um, I haven't got to talk to him since I'm not connected with him. I don't know him, but I respect

01:14:20.680 him because he stood up when nobody else would. Um, they followed the, the footprint. And I've

01:14:27.480 kind of mapped it out of, you know, find a patsy, find somebody who won't speak, make sure you kill 0.99

01:14:31.720 them on and on and on. If you compare the similarities, it's eerie. It's uncanny. 0.53

01:14:38.520 That's what I'm saying in every level. And that's why it's so important because it's,

01:14:42.520 that's why history, if you don't, what is it? Those who don't learn from history are doing to repeat it.

01:14:47.160 You might've, you might actually get to teach us history with these tapes and that's,

01:14:51.080 that'll save all of us. Well, it is history. Cause it's like,

01:14:54.840 you know, the first time we get to hear, uh, the voices, that's cool.

01:15:00.680 Very cool. If it's not AI, that is of course. Yeah. They had AI back there 60 years ago,

01:15:06.520 but, uh, on those old tapes. Yeah. Protect that tape, man. Well, um, a lot to think about,

01:15:14.360 a lot to talk about, a lot to, uh, real lot to think about my, you might want to watch this

01:15:20.520 episode a couple of times. I know I will. Absolutely. Thank you so much for being on

01:15:25.240 here. We want you to come back and we'll get into even more things. Cause if you're listening to

01:15:30.760 God tell you what to do, then let's have a convo on that because that about drives me out of my mind

01:15:37.560 that how many people are not doing that. So let's talk about that next time. Excellent.

01:15:43.720 Let's do it. Thank you, Sean. I'd love to.

01:16:04.520 BetMGM is an official sports betting partner of the National Hockey League and has your back all

01:16:09.240 season long from puck drop to the final shot. You're always taken care of with the sports book

01:16:14.200 born in Vegas. That's a feeling you can only get with BetMGM and no matter your team, your favorite

01:16:19.480 skater or your style, there's something every NHL fan is going to love about BetMGM. Download the app

01:16:26.040 today and discover why BetMGM is your hockey home for the season. Raise your game to the next level this

01:16:31.960 year with BetMGM, a sports book worth a celly and an official sports betting partner of the National

01:16:37.560 Hockey League. BetMGM.com for terms and conditions. Must be 19 years of age or older to wager, Ontario

01:16:43.640 only. Please play responsibly. If you have any questions or concerns about your gambling or someone

01:16:48.200 close to you, please contact Connect Ontario at 1-866-531-2600 to speak to an advisor free of

01:16:55.720 charge. BetMGM operates pursuant to an operating agreement with iGaming Ontario. At exactly 1114 PM,

01:17:02.440 Kelsey DeMarco was not walking to buy chips and pop to power an all-nighter before her exam,

01:17:07.240 so she did not break off the heel of her left boot and she did not then stumble into trash bins

01:17:12.760 full of raccoons only to be spotted by her ex-boyfriend Jean-Francois. Instead, Kelsey skipped

01:17:19.640 it and with the skip app had her chips and pop delivered, allowing her to study and totally rock

01:17:24.520 her midterm. Yes! Smart move, Kels. Skip to the good part. 0.99

01:17:31.000 Hey Ma. Yeah? Remember that cottage we used to go to every summer? Yes. Oh, so many memories.

01:17:37.560 I think about it all the time. Yeah. I wish it was still ours. Well, you don't have to wish anymore.

01:17:45.400 You could make your and your loved one's dreams come true. Oh my gosh! Play Lotto Max, Lotto 649,

01:17:50.760 and more online for a chance to win big. Sign up at olg.ca and download the app now. Must be 18 or

01:17:56.280 older and an Ontario resident in the province at time of purchase.

The Roseanne Barr Podcast - January 31, 2025

JFK case solved!？ with Shane Stevens ｜ The Roseanne Barr Podcast #085

Episode Stats

Summary

Transcript