＂Miscavige's Wife Is MISSING!＂ - Scientology's Most BIZARRE Cover-Up That No One Talks About
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Summary
Alex Jones is a conservative talk show host and podcaster who has been around for a long time. He's been around since the early 90's and has been a fixture on the conservative media landscape. In this episode, Alex and I talk about his rise to fame, how he got started in his career, and what it's like being a conservative in a conservative world.
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Like, imagine if someone like Alex Jones went on, you know, TV and said, I support, you know, a Palestinian two-state solution.
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But Alex has also not been the most agreeable guy in the Republican side that's – every president has had a little – on the conservative side, nobody outside of Trump has been very close to him.
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Most of the Republican presidents can't stand Alex Jones.
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No, but seriously, do you think George Bush likes Alex Jones?
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I mean, I don't know if George Bush knows who Alex Jones is.
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No, I guarantee you he knows who Alex Jones is.
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Wasn't Alex like the first one that came out saying 9-11 is going to be happening and they're going to blame this and they're going to blame that?
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Isn't that – didn't he do something like that?
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Yeah, I mean, he was warning of an impending terrorist attack.
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I think specifically on the World Trade Center, like years and years before it happened.
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Bear in mind, that was after there were bombs detonated in the parking garage of the World Trade Center.
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It wasn't like he was conjuring up that image from scratch.
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But it makes sense as to why George W. Bush doesn't like Alex Jones.
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So I guess what I'm trying to say is when you use the example of Alex Jones, I don't know if Republicans side with Alex Jones.
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I guess what I'm kind of trying to say is when you become a social media influencer on a different political side, on one political side of the aisle, it can disrupt your business and income if you decide to deviate from the norm of the consensus.
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So for you, when I watch you, you say, you know, I have leftists, but I'm not really – I don't want to be tied to a political side and I don't want to do this and I – but I'm kind of this.
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Because as you're going through all of these places and, you know, you're living your life and you're developing your own opinion, you're only 28.
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I'm actually – I was born on April 23rd, so it's coming right up.
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Yeah, as you're going through this, you know, would you consider yourself more of an anti-establishment person?
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Yeah, anti-establishment, like socially progressive.
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You know, I think people should be able to do whatever they want to do within reason.
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But yeah, socially progressive, anti-establishment.
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Definitely don't find any identity in either of the major political parties today.
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And to you and Alex Jones would be a guy that is – would you put him as an establishment guy or anti-establishment?
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Yeah, so I think you and Alex are – obviously he claims, he makes claims, he says things.
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You just go get the content and say, hey, what do you think, audience?
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You don't get up there and say, let me tell you what I think is going to be going on.
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You're more going out there doing the journalism.
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But to me, he is – it's almost like whenever somebody isn't invited to the White House too often by president, they don't trust the guy fully.
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The only guy that's given this guy the opportunity to come in is Trump.
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All the other guys weren't comfortable with him.
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As a young guy yourself, how do you feel about Trump?
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Did you think he was going to win or did you think, oh, there's no way this guy's going to win?
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I definitely did not think that he was going to win.
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I mean, I think I'm kind of in a bubble to a certain extent.
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I'm mostly in progressive major cities, so I didn't even realize that he was going to win.
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But then after the assassination attempt, I knew he would win.
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Specifically when he pumped his fist and said fight, I was like, it's done.
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There's nothing the Democrats could possibly do to take the trophy away from this guy.
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But yeah, I would say in general I'm not really a Trump guy.
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Mostly I don't like the way that that political movement makes people treat each other,
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Interpersonal interactions get really dark between the Trump crowd and their opposition.
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I just think that the showmanship of politics that's happened in the last probably six to eight years,
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it's kind of like two football teams, and it gets pretty gnarly out there.
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I don't think people were fighting in the streets during the Obama and Romney election.
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I don't think there was like a Romney Proud Boys.
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Do you think for a guy that's anti-establishment,
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do you view Romney as an establishment guy or an anti-establishment guy?
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I mean, I know he's part of the Utah establishment because he is a Mormon.
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Which is, no disrespect to Mormons, they're actually really nice.
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But it's kind of hard because if you portray them negatively,
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Like the Mormons have a lot of money to sue you.
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Yeah, but Scientology will come after you in different ways.
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I'm more scared of Scientology than any other subgroup in the world.
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Their policy where they can like stalk you and harass you for years.
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The CIA technology to make you think you're having a schizophrenic break.
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I mean, the guy's wife's been missing for how long?
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David Miscavige's wife's been missing for how many years now?
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Yeah, and there was like an LAPD checkup where they like reported that nothing was wrong.
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They're like, we're not going to say, but like everything's fine.
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He's one of those like Second Amendment, First Amendment audit like cop watcher guys.
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His name is, I think it's like Stop Scientology LA.
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He stands outside of the Church of Scientology on Hollywood Boulevard every single day, live
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streaming for hours, physically like blocking the entryway, getting people to not go inside
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So he's single-handedly shut down the recruitment operation in Hollywood.
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Yeah, she's apparently been missing since 07, okay?
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Did you ever see the Leah, am I saying her last name correctly?
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That big Netflix documentary about Scientology?
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And she went out and she says, well, one time I went and I said, so, how's Shelly doing?
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And everybody looked at me saying, hey, you don't ask a question like that.
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And I was like, well, I'm just asking a basic question.
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And then she's like, that's when I realized something's weird over here.
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So let me ask you, if that's the case, what is the protocol?
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Are we one day going to sit there and say, Shelly Miscavige is 173 years old, been missing
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When does it get to a point that the government says, I want to investigate what really happened
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Has the U.S. government or the PD ever investigated to find out what happened to her?
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Another crazy fact, too, is that David Miscavige, their leader, has never done an interview.
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I've only seen him portrayed by Scientology Media.
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So it's been over 30 years since his last appearance.
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And let me tell you, the way he interviews, the way this guy interviews with Ted Koppel
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And if you watch him, you know whose mannerisms you'll pick up?
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Okay, I want you to watch this and tell me what actor's mannerism do you pick up?
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That's why I'm asking you, what is it you can do for me?
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Well, number one, I would never try to talk you into that Scientology is for you.
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You see, that's the funny thing about this is if I'm now going to give a sales pitch to
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Believe me, Scientology is valuable enough that it doesn't require any sales pitch.
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But let's look at it this way, then, what Scientology does.
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If you look out across the world today, you can say that if you take a person who's healthy,
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you can pause it, whatever you do, watch this when you're out of here.
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You will be blown away by this guy's interview.
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Have you gotten to the stage of him considering doing an interview?
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No, but we spoke to his camp because we've had a few people on.
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One guy who left the organization, and we had a couple other guys.
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Mike Rinder, what is his relation to David Miscavige?
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He was one of the highest-ranking guys there, right?
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The senior executive of the church, international, and he ran the Sea Organization, which is like
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For those unfamiliar, that's the top organization in the hierarchy of Scientology.
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And if you buy your way into the Sea Org, there's an annual cruise that you get to go
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I think, I don't know how much you have to spend to get into Sea Org, but once you're
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And I don't know what the benefits are of that.
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I have an extreme interest in Scientology, but I also have an interest in being alive.
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That's even the way I'm going to lose all credibility.
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Man, imagine if you were part of an organization and we had your back, you would never have
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But what sounds more appealing is staying away from them or being a liaison between Scientology
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Shelly's actually at my apartment here in Florida.
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You know what else would be interesting for you to do if many, many years ago when I
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was an atheist, I would go to churches in L.A. and I would just go on and talk to everybody
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Tell me what happened with Vermont when he found these plates and he moved to these states.
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And every time you guys moved, you got kicked out until you got to Utah.
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I would go to Scientology Church and I would say, what do you believe in?
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And it was always such an incredible method of communicating with you, which is so impressive.
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If you notice one thing about Scientologists, you know what they definitely can do better
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The way they teach their guys, I had an office one time where 70 agents in the office were
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They're kind of like Toastmasters, intergalactic Toastmasters.
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And they hang out with Gary Breck all the time, Toppa Health.
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But one thing I know they do is whenever they do the auditing sessions and they ask
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you to recall a traumatic memory or something that's sitting in your subconscious, I know
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that they record that session so they can hold whatever you're saying is blackmail to leverage
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I do believe that Scientology is sort of a massive for-profit blackmail operation that
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has, it's deeply entrenched in Hollywood and the police departments of Southern California.
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They believe in an ascendant spiritual plane where the Thetan, which is your soul, will
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live there and occupy its own planet after you pass away for eternity, which sounds fantastic
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So if you're a Scientologist watching this, I hope you're right.
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But imagine you die, you get to heaven and you're a Christian and God is like, Scientology
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