Danny Jones Podcast - #276 - Santa's Elf Explains Jersey Drones, Lost Diddy Tapes & Hawk Tuah Scam | Matthew Cox

Episode Date: December 23, 2024

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Merry Christmas, Matthew Cox. Everyone's favorite elf on the shelf is back. Last time you were in here was right after Trump got almost assassinated. Oh, that's right. And now we're back. And he is the president-elect. So first of all, I want to say, I'm sorry for your loss. Your girl Kamala lost.

I know you're upset about that. That's funny. How are you getting through it? I'm okay. We got the fire going. We got the Christmas tree. We got our Santa hats on. Good time.

It feels like Christmas. It's like 60 degrees outside right now in Florida. It is. It's nice. It's hot in here. It is a little hot. It's on 77. We can turn it down a little bit.

It is kind of warm. 77. And these beautiful Starbucks drinks you got, you got us the Christmas Starbucks drinks to enjoy. It had nothing to do with it. Look at that. It feels good to drink Starbucks, especially after Luigi,

went out and blew them up for their Christmas, their Christmas ad. campaign. You see how Luigi went to Starbucks before he whacked the United Health CEO? Yeah. Free advertising. And all the McDonald's photos. Tim Dillon said, no one goes to Dunkin' Donuts before you off a CEO.

You go to there, you go to Dunkin' Donuts after you bury the body. You go to Starbucks first. Yeah, they're going to get a lot. They're going to get a lot of, a lot of material out of this. Mm. out of Luigi. Yeah. He's already got tons of money on his people are sending him money for like GoFundMe or something.

He's got a ton of money for his. He's going to be all right. I saw an interview. I saw this wild interview on TV. It wasn't on TV. It was on Twitter, but it was like from TV where there was the reporter was standing outside of the jailhouse. And all the inmates were like yelling at him. I saw that.

They're like, does Luigi have a TV in his cell? No. And that dude Jesse Waters was like, Luigi better watch out in prison. I'm sure that CEO had a lot of connections in that prison. Like, come on. How out of touch are you? You think the inmates are really going to be like supporting the United Health CEO? Maybe if you're in like Coleman, the Coleman Lowe with all the white collar criminals, but not in a state prison.

No, I don't think anybody has any real, you know, empathy for, um, CEOs who are making 19.5 million dollars in bonuses while you're telling people to, you know, give them two months worth of medication. They don't need six months and, you know, cutting back on everything and canceling policies and, you know, it's hard to have any, any real empathy for someone like that. I mean, you know, not that I'm saying you should kill somebody or anything, but, you know, the guy's got kids and everything. I'm sure he thought it feels like he's a decent human being, but I don't think about many people. people probably, you know, everybody said Dahmer was a nice guy, you know.

I mean, so, you know, Hitler was nice to his dogs. He was kind to children, but, you know. So, I mean, you know. If I'm a CEO, I'm being awfully quiet right now. You know, I, it's funny because I was, I watched. There's somebody posting, they're posting wanted signs. Did you see that? That was, you know, all over New York. I feel bad for laughing. I feel bad for finding that, finding this stuff comic because somebody did get. killed, but I feel like, terrible. But if there was a revolution, if there was a revolution, if we had to pick a kind of revolution, right, it would be better. Instead of left first right, it would be better if it was a normal people versus CEOs. Maybe. There's less of them.

They have more money. I don't know. I mean, I think that they're probably lining up all the CEOs and lawyers and executing everybody for that's the first wave is, you know, probably lawyers and so it i don't know god netflix is licking their fucking lips right now why they oh they're getting ready to make a million dollars millions of dollars off of this luigi guy why you think there's a bunch they're gonna make a fucking show a documentary about him you know he's a handsome guy jacked all the gay guys are lining up going gogo gaga over him on the internet we so i saw i saw like a um i was some tic-tok they was talking about about like like this guy wanted to get caught he he didn't want to get caught this guy had multiple

IDs he did everything he could to try and hide it I I wonder what I'm curious is like what was a game plan like he understand he kind of had an he idolized um the unabomber right Ted Kaczynski yeah he wrote a he wrote a review on his book right right right and several like comments and things like that he'd posted he had um you know liked and written little comments underneath multiple posts from Kaczynski on his, I think on his website. But, you know, and it was all, they were all very, very, you know, positive. So, you know, I wonder if he wasn't kind of thinking to himself that, hey, I'm going to start cracking these CEOs. You know, that was his game plan. Because he took a lot of steps to try and hide his identity. He just, you know,

he messed up, you know. He was flirting with a girl. He pulled the thing down for a couple seconds, didn't realize there was a camera there. I mean, you screwed up. Like, that's, that's really the downfall. They'd be looking for him right now. They'd be looking for a guy with nice eyebrows. It's crazy that they literally had zero leads on him before some old lady on a Greyhound bus at a McDonald's stop. No, no, it was a McDonald's employee. Yeah, at a McDonald's, but it was like an old lady who worked at McDonald's, I think. And it was like random. At some random, he was on a greyhound bus, right, on a stop. Like, that's somebody who like called the hotline and says, hey, I think I found somebody who looks suspicious. Right. And he gets. And he,

gave the ID, he gave the cop his fake ID. Yeah, well, I like, unless that idea is a smart guy, right? Yeah, he's relatively high IQ individual. Yeah, but not everybody, you know, look, if you haven't had interactions with police and you don't know how the system works, he's buying an ID off of some Russian website, right? Like, he didn't go into the DMV and get it. Like, I would, me, when I was on the run, I would hand an ID. I have no problem. I'll get pulled over.

Here's my ID, right? Here's my passport. but I have multiple passports that are issued by the State Department. I have driver's licenses issued by that state's DMV. This guy hands them a fake ID bought off some Russian website. Like, what do you think of? That's not going to pass mustard. No.

You know, it's going to get you, maybe get you a bank account. Maybe it's going to get you into a bar. But you're not, yeah, this isn't going to work. So they very quickly, boom. And he had a couple different IDs, I believe. A couple different IDs. Wasn't there a YouTube channel that he had? Did you hear about the YouTube channel?

No. I saw my wife was showing me a TikTok last night where this lady on TikTok was talking about how he had a YouTube channel with a countdown on it. And he has a bunch of videos on his YouTube channel that he scheduled to release later, like at later dates, right? And they had countdowns and like days on them

of like saying different things we're going to be coming. Steve, can you find something about that? And apparently his YouTube channel got taken down, but somebody saved like a screen recording of it and like what the video looked like. Yeah, there you go. That was it. So this is a- YouTube reveals truth about claims. Luigi Mangione's posted video saying new details will come today.

Okay, so did they debunk it or what? Copycat warning. What does it say? They revealed the truth about a cryptic videos posted by Luigi shortly after his arrest on Monday. Blah, blah, blah, blah, blah, blah, blah, blah. The one minute 24 second clip titled The Truth was shared to an account with Manjone's picture as his profile featuring a countdown with text messages or with text that reads, if you see this, I'm already arrested. So was this some guy just trying to capitalize on his arrest? Scroll down past the McDonald's ad. Once the clock hits zero, the screen goes black and the word soon appears at the bottom right corner.

After December 11, the flashes on the screen, which is followed by all is scheduled. Be patient. Bye for now. The video sparked hysteria. We terminated the channel in question for violating our policies covering impersonation, which prohibit content intended to impersonate another person on YouTube. So that was it right there. See where it says 45, the truth? Yeah, if you see this, I'm already under arrest. He's a copycat, though.

Yeah, but they're saying that they're allegedly he posted this, like knowing he was going to get arrested, right? Yeah, allegedly, but they also said they took it down because it was a copycat. Right, but would they also take it down if it was. was really him. Yeah, but they would have said we took it down because it was impersonating him. They would have taken it down because it was political or violated there. You know, it was whatever it was going. It was, I don't know, you know, it was like screaming, you know, fire in a crowded restaurant. Right. It could have led to, I don't know, some kind of, why don't you pay? Don't you have YouTube premiere? I don't fucking know. This is not YouTube. This is a website, dude.

Okay. There's ads everywhere. I don't know. Do we know how to get an ad blog? Like, like, does that is that a thing we can do? No, no, no. Just for normal websites. Oh, for, oh, geez. I thought it for a second, I didn't, I, because we were looking at YouTube, I thought it was. No, no, no. That was just a website.

Okay. Yeah. So, yeah, you know what I'm saying? Like, so I think it was. So you think it was just somebody trying to capitalize on it. Yeah. There's so many things that. Yeah, it was probably that.

There's so many things that come out that I've already, I've seen. It's like, you don't know what's true and what's not true. I watched a video about the, the weapon. remember how he he fires and then he it looks like he it jammed and he clears it he fires again he clears it yeah yeah so they were saying the you know initially it was trying to keep the casings the shell casings no initially it was the gun jammed because it had a silencer on it that's that was the first report then it was that it may have been you know may not have been a great weapon may have been some kind of an older weapon may have been a weapon turns out

now it may have been a ghost gun and it had issues. It was a, yeah, that's what I heard. Well, then the other, then I saw a, a guy who was a gun enthusiast that has a channel. He did a video where he showed a weapon that is a one shot, right? It's a one shot weapon that every time you fire it, you have to clear it. Fire it. And he showed, he actually shows people using it. It's the exact same action.

So it's one or two. So, and then, of course, he was found with a ghost gun. So was he found? with the ghost gun and the silencer or was it just an additional ghost gun like i don't know like you know all these things slowly come out you there's so much stuff coming out initially yeah boy let me tell you when this guy was showing um the firing of that of that silenced gun it was exactly what this guy was doing oh really boom he's too boom and he's pulling it because he's you know and the guy was clearly not a professional shooter either he hit the guy in the leg and then like the like all body shots right

not one headshot. Well, he did. Here's the funny thing. Look how far away it was. Why wouldn't you just run right up on him? Right. You know? Well, it's easy to hit a target.

Plus, if you were a skilled shooter, it would have been one shot, done. Right. Is that the weapon? So this is what you were talking about. This is the well rod. Here, I'll pull it up for people. This is that what they call an assassin gun.

It's meant for euthanizing animals. So it's a single shot. That's why it's such a, it's not really good for a, destinations. Right. You have to reload it every time. Oh, there's a good picture of it right there. So that was initially what this guy was saying. This is the weapon that he believed. But, you know, I still don't know what was a real weapon was. Keep in mind to the guy had multiple IDs. You could buy these things on, on like the dark web. But if you could buy a ghost gun, I don't know why you

wouldn't buy a ghost, but you know, he probably just didn't know that much. Like the average, even, even getting, you know, getting a fake ID that's difficult to do. I mean, you have to do some searching. You probably have to order a few of them before you actually get one. A lot of these places just rip you off. Right. Well, isn't it funny that we also know like way more about this guy? A hundred times more than we know about Crooks. Yeah. Yeah, that's very weird. Nothing about him. They just, they, they let that go like, oh, yeah, that's over. Really? Right. Just like that. Nobody's interested in this at all. Mm-hmm. What do you think the chances are that this guy, what do you think is going to happen to this guy in prison? He's going to get a lot of time.

idolized. You think? Yeah. I think if they were smart right now, he'd be trying to get some kind of a deal for like 30 years. He's going to be idolized. In 30 years in New York City, I don't know what, is that 15, 20? I don't know if they have parole. I'm not sure exactly how their system works. What did Hinkley get? Hinkley's out now, right? Hinkley got like, well, Hinkley, I don't know that he got much of anything. He was found to be insane. They could keep him forever. They just eventually after like 40 something years, they decided let this guy out. Yeah, now he's out. He's making YouTube videos. He's making music. He's doing he released an album. I remember we watched it.

We watched it last time we were recording. Yeah. So. God, the world's so weird. Dude, it's like a fucking video game, man. Look at the Hoc Tua girl. I thought, oh, what? She's just kind of a cute, silly girl.

Oh, she pulled off a scam. She pulled off a rug pole. Oh. What happened with that? You got to educate me on this. So she did some sort of crypto rugpole. Yeah, she came with like the Hock Tua. Not Hock Tua, but it was like the Hock tour.

The two a coin or some, the Huck coin or something. And it went, like it was outrageous how high it went. I think it went to like half a billion. Stop. Yeah. And she, whether it's fear of government takeover or just protecting your family, Stopbox is made for you and me. And I'm happy to have them sponsor the show.

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It's linked below. Now back to the show. She and her team got 85% of it, pulled the money out at the beginning. What is it? $490 million market cap. Oh, my God. People are in vet. They got people on YouTube with commercial or with videos that are like talking about how,

man, I put $20,000 into this. And now my, now my coin is. worth 190 bucks. So how much money did she make when she did when she, when she pulled out? I don't know. It depends on how much of the, the 85%? Go to Pewipa, or not PewDiePie. Go to CoffeeZilla's Twitter.

Oh, CoffeeZilla, like. His Twitter, he posted something about it because people were like trying to say that she made way more than she actually did. And coffee corrected them real quick. He was like, yo, you guys are like getting out of control here. Go up, go up, go up. Okay, right there. Can y'all stop the insane headline?

She didn't rug for 500 million and she didn't profit 50 million for fakesake. Number one, the team pre-sold a few million to strategic advisors who sold early. Number two, the token got sniped. And three, LP, what is that? LP made more than $1 million on 15% fees according to the Meteors trackers? Is the LP the service that sell the coin? Maybe.

Huh. So what does she make? So he's saying it's under 50 million. So go down to this next tweet. Okay. Oh, up, up, up, up, up, up, up. Oh, and she isn't being sued yet. So literally everything in this post is misinformation.

Keep going down. The Normies who purchased did, the Normies who purchased did get rug pulled. and all of this was enabled by the team which includes the Hawk Tua girl. It's already horrible, no need to invent headlines about a $500 million rugs and $50 million profits. Meme coins always benefit, A, insiders and trading bots. Oh, that shows, that's the Hawk toa coin. So look, it peaks at 0.4 and then it just falls. Keep going down?

No, he did a Hawk to a jail, straight to a jail. Three percent allocation to public market, 17% allocation unlocked, pre-sale wallets, do the math. So she did something. She like pre-sold,

they pre-sold that stuff to like insiders that they were close to and then they all sold it before the thing fell out. Right, right. It shot all the way up and boom, they all just, they started selling. Right. And then so you're some guy who put $20,000 in and you don't know when to sell.

Yeah. So you lose. They just took your money and left you with some worthless coin. At what point are these celebrities going to learn to stop doing fucking crypto shit? FBI comes in and starts indicting people and makes examples of a few of them. Yeah.

And then it's like here's what's funny. It's like it's so this is such an open and shut case. Like I'm shocked that the, the zoo coin with, um, Logan Paul. Well, why didn't he go to print? Why didn't he get, why didn't he get indicted? Yeah.

Like, it's like there, it's funny how amazing the, you know, the FBI and these, the federal law enforcement is at solving some crimes and how inept they are at solving other ones that honestly, any idiot could put together. Anybody, you don't even need law enforcement. I could lay out in, you don't even need training. I can lay out an entire case that would convince any jury. that this person 100% just ran a scam. And yet they just let them keep going and going and going.

Maybe they had an argument. Maybe if Logan Paul would to jail be a bad look for American democracy. I think it would be a great look. I think it would be a great look. You know, I think the problem is they, one, they haven't done it yet. And, you know, the first case they want to be airtight. I think the Logan Paul won. I think there's tons of them that are airtight.

And yet, why they keep left. letting them go, I just don't understand it. Yeah, it's just like there's these cockroaches that are surrounding this Hollywood scene. And whenever somebody just pops up, they just see an opportunity to make a quick buck. What's funny is like, you know, she seemed just like a kind of a backwoods kind of girl that, you know, honestly, I like, like, you know, seemed like she'd probably be a lot of fun to hang out with and silly and funny. And she's just kind of a party girl. Yeah. You know, kind of like,

kind of like a Florida, a Southern girl, you know, nobody, you know, we're going to do a crypto thing. Trust me, you're going to be fine. You're going to make a lot of money. It's going to be great for the brand.

All right. Yeah. That's when it becomes a problem when people are just like, oh, well, I don't really know anything about it. So I didn't really have anything to stop, stop, stop. You understood the basics that people are going to be investing in. Focus on the Hawk to a podcast.

Absolutely. We'll make you some money, okay. Right. Well, you're going to be fine. And if that's the case, then, you know what, it's going to show that.

when they get all the text messages and emails and all of the phone calls, they're going to be, very quickly, you would realize like, oh, wow, like, she had nothing to do with this. They used her name. They asked her to do a video or two. Like, she had very, very, she was not really culpable. Like, she had very little, she had a, she had a, um, a minor role in this whole thing. Yeah. And then you'd be like, oh, wow, they just kind of took advantage of you. But you don't, but I don't know. But if you look at it the other way, they're like, oh, wow, this was very clearly, um, explained. to you. You knew what was going to happen. You know, you're in a lot of trouble. But either way, it doesn't even matter because he's just not going to do anything. They just never do anything with these things. No, they don't. If I was involved, boy, I'd be doing 20 years right now. Right? For real. Yeah, that's true. It's crazy too. I haven't heard shit about the Logan Paul's case. Forever. Listen, bro, I'm telling you I was positive something with you. Coffee is still making videos about

it, isn't he? I don't know. Logan Paul's suing him, right? What a jackass this guy is. you know I mean what what yeah just you know even even the everything about this guy is a scam like even the

the fight with Tyson you know we're gonna go through the motions you're gonna lose oh sorry we're gonna go through we're gonna go through motions and then we're gonna

you're gonna lose and then we're gonna fight another one and you're gonna make even more money like all right I like it yeah let's do that yeah this is a shitty thing for Tyson to do too yeah but that seems like

that's what It is. Yeah. I don't think anybody watched that fight and thought, oh, yeah, this is legit. Like, this is not set up. And then, um, and did you watch it? I did. Bro, like, I don't know about you, but our Netflix was just crap.

Oh my God. It just kept freezing and freezing. Same. Yeah. Yeah. Netflix should be ashamed. It was unwatchable. It was buffering the whole time.

I had to, actually, I think I had to turn it off on my TV and I had to watch it on my phone. It was working on my phone. What's going on with these New Jersey drones? New Jersey drones? The New Jersey drones? You haven't seen about the New Jersey drones? I heard something about it. The drones have been hovering around New Jersey, over New Jersey and other states.

Now it's in California, too. Drones? They're drones. They're conventional drones, but they're big. Apparently, like, the size of this table. And they're, like, slow moving, like, normal everyday drones. They're not moving, like, light speed, like going through wormholes or anything. Right.

And they have, like, lights on them, typical sort of, like, airplane lights. that you see nav lights. Right. And nobody knows what they are. They interviewed the FBI director in front of Congress. He doesn't know what the hell they are. Shoot one down. They're interviewing the people from the Pentagon.

They're like, oh, we don't know what they are. Let's knock one down. How hard is it to, you know, where is this? In New York? New Jersey. New Jersey. They got guns in New Jersey. That's what I said.

Let's start shooting some of these fuckers down. This is all over the news. All day, every day. It's all anyone is talking about. Well, listen, listen. Let me tell you how my time is broken up. I have done six podcasts this week. And I have another one tomorrow.

This, if you include this as a podcast, which I don't. This would be seven because it's not my podcast. That's crazy. So I'm literally getting a podcast. Yeah, it's a lot of podcasts. So between that and my scroll time for TikTok and reels, you know, that's an hour or two, I just stopped working out. Did you really? I can tell.

Dick. Yeah, I got to start working out again. Or at least up the dose of the roids. I know. I know. That's what Ryan said. Keep taking them. Oh, really? Are you still with Ryan? Mm-hmm. What's your dose? What's your weekly dose now? I don't know. Jess gives it to me.

Oh, you don't even fucking care. You just pull your pants down and say, go for it. So she gives me my, she gives me the Ozympic and the thing. Shut up. You're not on the Oseptic, bow. I got the right balance. You're not on the Oseptic. No, it's the, the other version. Ozimic's the, the, the, the, the GLP one. Ozympic is the name brand. The actual chemical is something else.

That's what I'm taking where it's, but I forget the name of it. Why are you taking that? Bro, I got up to 185. Now I'm like 173. I actually got down to 169. From what, though? It's muscle, right?

Muscle. I mean, what do you mean? Muscle and water. I lost, it's not water. It's fat. I lost weight. I lost, you know, you take it and you can eat like you're normally eating. You just start losing.

wait. Is that okay though? Probably not. It's probably horrible for you. I don't think it's safe to be whacking yourself with all these pharmaceutical drugs, man. I know it's horrible. You should see the amount of pills I'm taking right now. I think you should figure out a better way. I need to find, but that's, that's, you know, a lot more physical than I have at this moment. I think you need to get off that testosterone. Probably. Probably. Probably. Probably. If you can up your natural testosterone, you know how you do it? This is how you got to do it, bro. You're up early every day, right? The best way I've learned recently to jack your testosterone levels is to get outside of the morning right when the sun comes up and just be outside for like 20 to 30 minutes during the

sunrise you don't have to be in the direct sunlight you just have to be outside during the sunrise right the other thing is you can do uh cold water exposure getting the cold water come out and then you work out afterwards that severely increases your testosterone then you just jam a bunch of creatine you know go to the gym do a bunch of like you know bench presses squats and all that you'll be fine eat a lot of steak i don't even need to do all that i just need to start working out again yeah that's true you need you start working out and i i get on get off the the the uh the Oh, Zempic stuff. Listen, I just needed to drop some weight.

I dropped it. I'm good. I'm good. Okay. But I did pay for it, and I still got some left in the bottle, so we're going to keep taking it. Plus, I'm being interviewed. I got to go to L.A. I'm being interviewed for some story out there.

I'm like an expert on some true crime criminal guy that they're interviewing me on. Oh, really? To meet with a producer out there. Fun. What else? Yeah, that's it. What's, so, so what, so you haven't seen anything about. about the New Jersey drone stuff?

I saw something, but no, I haven't really looked into it. I haven't, you know? Yeah, so the story is there's, there's, I guess, dozens and dozens of drone sightings for people in New Jersey every single day. You can find these videos on every website. It's like, turn on Fox News. It's on there all day long, all day. There's people just like showing their videos of what they see in the sky,

uh, Senate Congress hearings with the, FBI director with people from the Pentagon, the military, and they're all saying we have no clue what this is. Then some, I think some state representative, I forget who it was. Maybe it was a congressperson said that it was a Iranian mothership parked off the shore of New Jersey. And all these little mini drones are coming off the mothership and hovering over New Jersey over Trump's golf course. And this is someone from Congress? Yeah. Like, are you kidding me?

I can't believe. And the guy finally came and walked it back and it's like, oh, no, I said, you know, it could be a possibility, but, uh, which, you know, that was probably one of the Navy wouldn't notice some. No, no, no, no, no, no. The country this spends 10 times more on military than any other country in the entire fucking world with nuclear submarines patrolling our coast, Navy fighter jets and battleships everywhere.

They're not going to notice Iranian mothership, let alone Iran's Navy. Iran's Navy? like do they even have a prop plane let alone a mothership? Yeah, could they even get over here? I don't know. I mean, I'm sure they got some good shit.

I know Russia gives them some serious equipment, but I doubt they... Because all the Russian equipment's working so well. They're not going to get across the freaking Atlantic... No, unnoticed. No, that's the most retarded thing I've ever heard. But I think the guy walked it back.

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I know what that is. It looks like a flying car. Yeah, that's one of those flying cars. Mysterious giant drone. It's a flying car. It looks like the Jetson drone. The Jets in 1 drone. Have you seen those?

I was thinking of the flying car thing. So go to X, go to X and pull up Julian's. Go to Julian, yeah, click on him and then scroll down. Look at him. He's getting like a thousand new followers minute now. Right there. Hearing some very creepy things about these drones from sources. They are.

Yes. Yeah, this is what that is. Look, that's what that is. That is exactly what that is. Julianne says, I'm hearing some very creepy things about these drones from sources. They're definitely not aliens. I'll tell you that. Almost a half a million views on this tweet,

this random tweet that he posted five hours ago. Mysterious. So now he's posting a video about it because his tweets going viral, talking about his secret sources. He really needs to get that kitchen under control. Yeah. So we talked to a source of his,

one of his sources. Andrew Bustamante. No, it wasn't Bustamante. He said it's somebody who's never been on this podcast. He wouldn't even fucking tell me on the phone who it was. Oh, my God. He's so, he's so, well, you're, you're, you're, you're, you're, you're, you're, you're, you're, you're, you're, you're, you're, you're, you're, you're, they're, they're, they're, they're, they're, they're, they're, they're, they're, they're, they're, they're, they're, they're, they're, they're, they're, they're, they're, they're, they're, they're, they're, they're, they're, they're, they're, yeah, he's, he's, he's, he's, he's, he's, he's, he's, he's, he's, he's, he's, he's, he's, he's, he's, he's, he's, he's, he's, he's, he's, he's, he's, he's, he's, he's, he I'm telling you right now that I'm shadow band.

I've done everything I can. I've seen the analytics. I've studied this, Matt Cox. I've studied this. Oh, my God. He has. He has. I know he has.

He goes deep on the analytics, dude. I've never met anyone who goes as deep as he does. Anyways, so he's got a crazy super confidential source who's, who knows who the guy is or who he works for. But anyways, nobody we know, allegedly. That's what he says. The NSA knows. Who says, who. told him something, he won't even tell me what the guy said.

He just said that it's not aliens. Okay. Right. But Julian has a theory. And I think he might be spot on with this theory. His theory is that whatever these drones are that is causing all this paranoia, all this media frenzy. We're on a podcast talking about it. It's a sci-out.

Not a sci-out, but what it is is it's sort of like a- They're getting you acclimated. A societal- They're getting you acclimated. No. It's like a societal war game. Right. So they're running a test on society to see how people respond. That's like the sciop.

The theories they come up with. See what the narrative ends up being. Seeing how people react, what people's actions are, what they do in the case that something real happens that is similar to this to be prepared for how the country will react. Wow. Which I think makes a ton of sense. I think that makes the most sense because how else are how else do you explain people in the Pentagon, the military, and the FBI not knowing what it is unless it's some sort of like top secret simulation than they're running or or like a even a test. I think some guy opened his personal, um, his personal flying car early for Christmas, got it out of the box, put some lights on it and flew it at night to see what would happen and he's laughing his ass. ass off right now with his wife at their $85,000.

There's dozens and dozens of them, dude. I only saw one. Go back to the videos. There's tons of them. There's way more than one. Oh, yeah, there's a whole bunch. There's a whole bunch. You can watch videos on Fox News with like 12 of them flying around. There's videos of like dozens of them. There's videos of like at least six in the sky at once. It sucks that it's at night because look, and it's blinking. It's nobody in New Jersey has an AK-47. It's, I can't, I mean, you're telling me you can't take this thing.

down. So this is a four rotor. There's one, two, three, four, and then this is a center body pointing up. You can't, that looks like an airplane. No, it's definitely a drone. They're moving like drones, but they look like airplanes. Got a little blinking light. Like, what is it? So what, like aliens? That's not an airplane? That looks like an airplane. I don't think anybody thinks it's aliens. No, I think it's a hover, one of these hover car hovercraft things flying at night. Slowly. Off the street lamps. This is the video I think I was seeing. Okay. Okay. Can, Can, so. Look.

Look at that. There you go. So can I, can I mention something that I've noticed? What have you noticed? That you said dozens. She said three right there. So a dozen. There's another video that shows.

There's shows. Dozens would mean at least two, which is 24. You have one, two, three, four, five. I think three. That's pretty unique right there. At least five in that shot. Boziak has a dream. drone. They're like, they're like, $110.

Anybody can get a drone now. You get, you get an expensive one for $1,000. Why? Well, you know, you know, so you think these are just like people, like random people just trying to sciop the news? You're probably going to find out that this is, this is a bunch of 15 year old boys who all got drones and saved it for drones. Yeah, but they're flying them around. They're flying over military bases and airports and shit. If you or me go and fly our drone over Tampa International right now, there's going to be a fed on our doorstep in less than 12 hours. Right. But that's, you've got. You've got. to be able to track it all the way back to find it.

Like, if they're not fine... This has been going on for three weeks. Then eventually, I think they will find it. They're going to track it back to Little Billy's backyard. Little Billy's going to give up Donnie and Todd and Steve. They're all going to be crying like a bunch of children in the police department. And then it's going to be one night of news and it's going to be over. I don't know, man.

I think it's something bigger than that. They're drawn. They're clearly drawn. They're blinking. Yes, I agree. They're clearly drones. But somebody said that the reports are showing that they're as big as small cars, like small SUVs, mid-sized SUVs. Well, I mean, we saw at least one of them that's probably one of those automobile things. That looks like the size of one of those automobile things. Yes, exactly.

You don't even need a license for them. People under the Jersey aren't sophisticated enough to drive one of those things around at night. Anybody. Absolutely. You think? Watch the video. They say with less than an hour. of, with less than an hour of watching, you can watch a less than a, it's like a 45 minute video, tells, trains you to know exactly how to fly it. Exactly. It's not like a, where you can hit the stick and flip over. Like it's, it's up, down, forward, back, forth. It only flies for

about an hour. It's less than 600 pounds. And you do not, they're 85 grand, I think. Yeah, my buddy just bought one. It's called the Jetson 1. Okay. And you don't have to have a license. because it's under 600 pounds. That's it. Anybody fly out. You do have to take like a two-day class, though, from what I heard. Look at this guy. New York officials launch a public safe.

What, does this have to do with the drones? This is, uh, officials provide update on mysterious drone sites. Okay, let's see what they're saying. Oh, this is live right now. Yeah. No, this is daytime. They say it's live. They say it's live.

In other cities, we are placing people into housing and making sure they get the services they want. And so our goal is to increase to NYPD's presence and dedicate outreach teams, Place over 70 New York is sheltered. She's over 650 of those pesty illegal pedicabs. And it's your 6,500 petty cab related violation. I think it's just click-based. This has nothing to do with the dress. This is a load of bullshit.

Jesus Christ. So Julian said if Trump doesn't, he's scheduled to show up to the Army Navy football game tomorrow. Right? If he doesn't show up to that game, he says we need to get the fuck at a dodge. We need to start driving west. Oh my God. What is happening? Seriously.

If Julian calls you tomorrow and says... He won't call me. Julian would let me die. If there was the apocalypse, he wouldn't warn me. Yes, he would. No. If Julian's flying into Tampa, I don't hear about it until he's about to get on the plane. Stop it.

And Danny says, hey, Julian said hi. Listen, stop it. I'm the outside. I'm an outside person. No. That's not true. It's true. It's not true.

If he calls you tomorrow and says Matt Cox, start driving west. West. Did you see my case? That's beautiful. It's great. Chris Kringle. Very cool with the mistletoes. Yeah. I love Christmas. I know you do. Thank you for sending me all of these. Oh, you stopped sending me videos. Yeah, I do. I know. I don't know. I got laxed. I'm going to start up again. You got what? Very laxed. Oh, oh, oh, oh. Very disappointed myself. I got started sleeping in. Stop going to the gym. Stop sending Christmas videos. What is going on with you, dude? Listen, we've been doing a ton of podcasts. Yeah, you're a machine. You're recording six podcasts a week?

Yeah, because we're catching up. We're catching up because Colby, my Stephen is called Colby. And so he's leaving town, and I'm leaving town soon. So we need a backlog. And the hurricanes wiped out our backlog. You know, we had a week or two kind of, you know, cushion. well, that wiped it out. It wiped out your podcasts? Yeah, because people couldn't fly in for two weeks straight. Oh, I thought you said you lost a hard driver.

No, no. They couldn't fly in. And so literally it was so bad. Colby had to go get two videos that were shot a year ago, cut that, re-edit them and post them. We thought, yeah, nobody will know. Well, I was wrong about that. 50% of the...

Look, same thing happened to us, man. Yeah. Except the beach is right fucking there. That's the only difference. Yeah. At least you guys didn't get hammered and flooded. like us. No, we got, no. Matter of fact, I actually slept through the second hurricane that hit, ripped off everybody's roof in my neighborhood. Jesus Christ. Just tried to wake me up. She's like, wake up, wake up. And I would wake up and I'd be like, oh, man, that sounds so great.

Like it was a real, it was like a nice wind. And then I woke up in the morning and everything was thrashed. Every sign was twist off and lay down there. We've got probably 40 houses in a row where half of the shingles are off, if not entirely gone on all these two-story houses. You're just like, why slept through this? At 9 o'clock at night when that second hurricane was coming through. And we lost power for three days. Yeah, so did we lost power for four days? Per hurricane.

Oh, and you got little kids, too. And we got kids. That is miserable. The second hurricane at 9 p.m. at night, I'm sitting in my living room. This was before my power went out. My power didn't go out too late. but I'm sitting in my living room and I'm listening to

I'm sitting next to my chimney right so like I can hear the wind flying over my chimney and it sounds like this is the best description I can come up with it sounds like I'm in my house and my house is free falling through the sky like my house is skydiving

and I am inside of it that's what the wind sounded like you've never seen it was fucking scary dude you've probably never seen this this oops Let's say this is the Hold on. Dorothy and

Just tell him to find it. He can pull it up. Falling. Dorothy from the Wizard of Oz her house is when her house is falling. Oh, that's it. That's exactly what it sounded like. That is exactly what it sounded like.

When you said that, that's what I pictured. Yep, that's exactly what it was, bro. That's where that person got the idea for that scene. They must have to be. I've been through a couple hurricanes in Florida, or maybe some tornadoes in Kansas. But yeah, that sucks.

No power is the worst part about it, dude. Yeah, you don't realize. You don't realize how much you need power. Everything in the fridge starts going bad. I mean, if you're like a single dude, it's probably not that bad. I mean, if I was by myself, I would be totally fine. But it's like my wife and my kids, they, I mean, my oldest kids fine. but like my wife and the little one,

they just cannot handle it. If they're not happy, if they're not, if they're miserable, I'm fucking miserable. So that's the worst part. But we luckily got, we got like,

I mean because you're connected in that kind of, you have that kind of bond or you mean they make me miserable. Uh, kind of way. Yeah, the latter. Okay. Um,

but luckily like the day, two days before the hurricane came, we got, I bought a big ass generator that runs on propane. And I got these propane tanks that are like this tall. So I had, my generator running my whole house. I got it wired into my panel.

So it fucking connects to my panel and runs my whole house. That's funny. You mentioned that because when it hit and we lost power, I wished I'd done that. So it's the same thing, you know. Yeah. I knew I should have done that. But we were so far inland that when everybody was like, you know,

oh, you know, it's going to hit. I was like, we're fine. We're not going to have it. We're so far inland. You know, what do you mean? evacuate, I'm a Floridian, I'll just deal with it. It's not going to hit me. And I'm 10 miles inland.

And then you lose power and you're like, this is chaos. Yeah. They have to fix this. Dude, around here was crazy too because literally like the beaches were destroyed. I don't know if you saw the beaches or if you ever went on the beach. No, I mean, I saw the video. Oh my God, dude. It was like, it was like doomsday on the beach.

The roads were covered insane. every car was destroyed. Everyone's house, every house was gutted with all, like, their beds and their clothes and their clothes and their furniture all out in the middle of the road. And, but it was just like, it was a straight up disaster. Like, everyone had to leave the beach. It was totaled, completely totaled. And, like, they're still cleaning it up.

They have giant dump trucks going up and down the roads every morning still, cleaning up Shit. I know, like a week or two ago, we were driving, I forget where we were going. And it was over, it was in, um, was it Sarasota? Did we go to Sarasota or? Anyway, yeah. And as we were going to the hotel, it was, there was still just stuff piled up on, next to the road where people had gutted their houses and they're just piling it up.

Yeah. So, yeah. Houses are going now on the beach that were like for sale for four million bucks a couple months ago. They're going for sale for like 1.5. Well, that's a bargain. Two million bucks now. Steven, do you scoop any up? Huh.

They're going, it's a fire sale on the beach right now. And then you can buy like one story houses that got really wrecked for like 500,000 bucks. Right on the water. Houses that work two million bucks a couple months ago. All right. 500,000 bucks. What are you doing? You can't get insurance on them.

Can't insure them. And you got to demo the house. You got to build a new house. If you want to get like a legitimately insured house, you got to build it up 12 feet. Right. And it's got to be a 12 foot foundation. garage basically that it's not livable and then above that you get so you got to build a whole new house right so it's like you're paying that much money for the land right now have to count me out

you can do it man there's a good show oh yeah yeah yeah you go i mean that's not even the worst of it too that's like that's like what it still looks like that's just a small pile that was like yesterday you should have seen it two a month and a half ago it was insane man all the restaurants completely shut down they like they're just starting to reopen now like our favorite Thai food restaurant just reopened a week ago. You've gone this far, this long with no Thai food? Yeah. It's crazy.

I actually got me thinking about it. I think after this I'm going to go get some. Speaking of Thai food. I'm really fucking hungry right now. I haven't eaten all day. I ate breakfast. I ate steak and eggs for breakfast at like 8 a.m. And I'm like, I'm not going to eat the rest of the day till after the podcast.

And then right before I'm getting ready to leave to come here from the house, my wife has a a freaking pile of pizza and breadsticks on the counter. I'm like, ugh. Oh, and I just like demolished four breadsticks right before I got here. So not ideal. Speaking of Thailand, John Boziak is in Thailand right now. Really? Really?

Listen. What is he doing there? He lives there. He lives in Thailand now. How long ago did he go there? So a year ago, he had this, you know, one of his angry rants about how horrific, you know, how he, you know, he, you know, he, you know, he. He can't live here anymore. He doesn't like, you know, it's, he's, he busts his ass.

He, he can't make enough money to, you know, he's to survive. He's sick of, you know, working 40 hours a week, 50 hours a week, which he doesn't work, by the way. You know, he's one of these guys. He'll be like, I work. He's living at your house, right? Oh, yeah. Yeah, he lives in my spare room. And he'd be like, you know, I've worked 10 hours.

And it's like, I'm like, no, no, you left at 10 in the morning. You came back at two. you worked four hours, but that's fine. The problem is he's just, he just doesn't want to work. And he'll tell you, he's like, look, I'm lazy. I don't want to work 40, 50 hours a week to pay my bills. You know, I like I like working. You know, I like what I do.

Like, I don't feel like it's work. So it doesn't bother me to work 60, 80 hours a week, you know. He doesn't want to do it. He wants to, you know, he just has other interests, right? So he just, a year ago, he came up with the, I don't say, scheme, but the plan that he wants to leave the United States, which he's never left, by the way. So, and decides he's going to, he's researched all the different places go, figured out Thailand was the best place to go.

He's going to go to Thailand. And, you know, of course, I'm telling him, you're insane. That's nuts. He's, no, I'm going to save my money up for the next year. Go there. That'll give me three or four months where I don't have to work. I'm going to start a YouTube channel in Thailand, get it up and running, and I'm going to live off the YouTube channel.

You're insane. That's never going to fucking happen. Wow. Here's the thing is that it, it's, he's been there for about a week and a half, but it seems to be working. Like his YouTube channel, which had like 12,400 subscribers when he got there now has like 13,000, two or 300 subscribers. His videos are getting a few thousand views. He's doing videos where he's walking through the streets. He's telling you how much things cost.

And here's the big thing. Because it has been a year of research. I get sucked into the research every once. a while and walk by the couch. And he's like, check this out. Look at this condo. And I'll wash the condo. They do a tour of the condo and this and that.

You watch the whole thing. You're like, okay. And then they get to the end. And they're like, yeah, it's, you know, 15,000 bot. That's the name of their currency. You know, a bot, bot, a month. And you're like, okay, what's that? And then it tells you.

And you're like, are you telling me that that one bedroom, one bath condo on the 22nd floor of a brand new high rise in the middle of Bangkok is going for $490 a month. Yeah. And you're like, that's not possible. And then you start looking at it. Like, you can eat out every meal there, three bucks a meal. So for less than $10, you're going into a restaurant, hey, I want this such and such and whatever. It's $3. Across the board, you know, water is going to be about $11 a month. Electricity is going to be about $7 a month. Your Wi-Fi bill six dollars a month i mean across the board it's insane that the and it's not like um it's not like it's horrific there are horrific parts of the city but it's not just thylian like it's i forget the

um listen he watched so many of these videos he could tell you what street the guy was on who's walking around them with the video so he did it he really looked into it and then of course you know i kept joking with him and with uh with jess i was like Like, you know, I think you're, I think in three months from now, I'm going to get a panicked phone call where you're like, send me $1,200 to give me back to the United States. You know, but, you know, but he, he landed and. Does he have a girlfriend over there you met? Actually, met a girl on like a website that he was communicating with. And so when, and she's a school teacher.

Oh, nice. So he lands there. He's already got a girlfriend. And he's already put out like four videos. They're doing okay. getting 100 of thousands of views, but he's got a channel that's got like 12, 30, it's got like 13,000 subscribers. But he's doing really well.

And he's a good editor. Like he's good at it. He's doing the vlogging thing. You can tell every video he's getting better and better and better. Yeah. And they're good. I'm dying to know, you know, listen. His YouTube channel.

I'm dying for him for it to work for him. Yeah. John Boziac. Yeah, it's called John Boziac. Interesting. So he's basically paying his bill from his, from doing these YouTube vlogs and being, No, no, B-O. That's fine, you'll find it.

There you go. Now, mind you, this meal literally just cost me like 140 bot, which is like $4. Literally about $4.30. Check this out. An egg with rice. And a Coke. Tie-fry rice with an egg on top. Some trail mix with wine.

Ooh, they have to drink water out of the bottle there, right? The tap water is fine. Yeah. So I go ahead and enjoy this $4 meal. And then I got a little. surprise for you guys where we're going next. Let me see his check. Does he have video of his check?

Yeah, you'd have to search a lot. That's good. That's good. But yeah, his chick's wild, man. Yeah, he, you know, and he's... How big is Bangkok? Do we know? Look, he's at the Wheat's at the Wheat'sler. It's got to be larger than New York, but it's got the same amount of people.

So they both have about roughly eight and a half to nine million people living there. And I'd say Bangkok's probably... Compared to NYC. Twice as big, you think? Maybe more? Star square footage. There you go. Oh, there you go.

Top left. It's got a bigger footprint. Yeah, it's double. Double the size. I don't want to say double. Well, but it's a quite a bit bigger. What's 7090 twice is 15. What's 792 twice is 1580.

Yeah. And here you've got 15, so it's actually double. And the population is the same. Roughly. Yeah. I think it's all by about half a million. One has about half a million more than the other. Right.

There you go. Right. It's got it all. all. Interesting. New York is Hong Kong. Oh. What? I caught? Yeah, you got it. Yeah. Anyways. But yeah, he's over there. He's, I mean, look, and the places he's renting is like,

they're like eight bucks a night. You know, $11 a night. You want to stay in like a high rise, like amazing. Oh, by the way, when I told you about that, like the townhouse or the condos you can rent, they're fully furnished. You're not renting an empty place we got to go, but get $30,000 with a furniture to put it into it. It's fully, furnished. Wow. You got a concierge. It's got a pool.

It's got, you know, a wreck area. It's got pool tables. It's got, it's got a gym. It's got everything. I mean, listen. It'd be like going downtown Tampa and living in one of those hotels only there 30 stories high. They're amazing.

They're amazing. For five or 600 bucks, you can rent like a one bedroom. You want a two bedroom. They're more like 7 or 800. But the same thing you could get here for three grand, four grand. So he's planning on going there. trying to make that channel work, which I think you will, just based on if he continues to work hard at it, right? Like, it's not easy.

And the thing is, how much do you really need? For $1,500 a month, you can live like you're making $10,000 a month here. Yeah. So I bet if he busts his ass for six months, he could be making $1,500. Yeah. Anyway. Did you get rid of his car? Does he still have his car?

No. He was driving a car that. that I had bought for him to drive DoorDash. Oh. And a month before he left, he wrecked it. That's right on brand. Yeah. How did he wreck it? Um, he was driving and he made a left to turn somewhere and he stopped because

the vehicles were coming like it was like a one way. He stopped and I think he may have reversed and a kite boned him. Oh God. May not have reversed because I've heard. two stories. Oh. I'm not sure if he just stopped and the guy teaboned him or if he actually reversed. Two stories from him or one from him?

Like I never got the exact. I know he was, I know he got the ticket. Mm-hmm. So, and then of course, you know, then the whole thing,

you know, we got the insurance and it was, there was a negative, you know, there was, it was, it didn't cover it. So,

so I covered it. But, and he was like, yeah, bro, I'm sorry. I said, yeah, let's just,

we're just, We're just going to tack it on to the net. The insurance company sucks, dude. I said, we're going to tack it on to the deficit that is our friendship so far. And he's like, he's like, oh, man, he's like, I'm sorry, bro.

It's just like, man. But he's like, the whole time I've been, you know, joking around like, hey, at some point, I feel like I'm going to get a phone call where you're going to be, please send me some money so I can get it. He's like, no, it's not going to happen. It's not going to happen. And then like a month or so before he left, he's leaving. He's like, listen, he said,

this is going to work. I know you don't think that. And I was like, no, I hope it does. I hope it does. And he said, there you go to you. I'm just saying that it is, but like, don't give away my room, right, bro, because, you know, you just don't know. I just don't know if he was joking or not, but it made me laugh. That's funny.

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And they would just take your clip, you know, they take your clip and they add B-Roll and everything. And then they put it on their own channel, right? well, guys were sending us stuff from them saying, hey, bro, this was a great one. And I'm like, that's not, that's me, but that's not ours. Yeah, somebody made that. Yeah, so we tracked, or Colby tracked them down and ended up talking to the guys and saying, can you, let's partner on the channel. So we're really?

Yeah, partner on the channel. They started it two, I'm going to say, they started it on the 25th, November 25th. It's got 32,000 subscribers. Nice. It's got one video has like, six. 7.8. One little short has 7.8. Yeah. With like 4.2. You know, another one's got 3 million,

4 million, 2 million. Wow. I mean, yeah. Yeah. Matt Cox, you're on the rise, man. You know, the only thing that's not doing well? What? Or Spanish channel. You have a Spanish channel? I thought I'd be huge in Spanish. Oh, Jesus. I'm not. I'm not huge in Spanish.

Currently, nobody in Spanish people, you know, they don't care. I swear, these little people are way too ambitious. I've made some, I've made some Puerto Rican comments. I'm not saying I've been kind of into the Spanish, but I've made some comments, but still, I think I'm good in Spanish. Why are short people so much more ambitious? I'm trying to, I'm compensating. Don't you have a theory? Don't you have a theory about this?

What do? Do you have a little man theory? I'm compensating. Is that what they all do? Is that the, is that like the same thing with Napoleon and all these people throughout history? Look, look, look. What, to explain to the, I need, I need to hear this theory straight from the horse's mouth. What, what are you doing? Okay, pull this up on, on, on, on YouTube. How do we find this podcast. What is this? All right. People can't see this or hear this.

So pull it up on YouTube. How do we find it? Is it Matt Cox, Spanish? It's when I speak in Spanish. It's in my voice. Is it AI? Yeah, it's all AI. What?

All right, give us some volume on one of these podcasts. We can see what he's got. Who should we? Mr. Yeah, go the one on him in Bozziak. Anyone, just click whatever. Connozco a much. that are

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time here there's this time here there's the there's your here's here are the 3002 here are and he's

saying all the kind of thing that honestly for that me when I came when I came I coopered if you

That sounds real. It does sound real. And then when you go to Zach, so who's doing this? Zach sounds it's in his voice. Place that. Yeah. Yeah. Personas that's in traffic. Wow. Wow. That's magical.

It's not doing well, though. It's got like six times. Go back. Go back. Let's look at the channel, like, see the videos. How many views are getting us off? Seven subscribers. Yes, it's ridiculous. Oh, look, that one has no views three weeks ago.

Not a single view. Yeah, 40 views. No one clicked it. Yeah. Give him his first view. Yeah. Yeah, why did they even do? There we go.

Now it's got one. They must not be targeting it right. Yeah, that's pretty unusual. That is very unusual. You know what I'm thinking, too, maybe, I don't, Maybe like the keywords aren't, they didn't feel it. The keywords, they didn't feel like, something's wrong. Like, bro, I got channels.

I put up a channel that I probably have 20 videos on and it's got like 8,000 subscribers. Like it's still getting views everywhere. And so this thing is just dying. I don't know why. Yeah. And it's months old. It's not like it's a week old. This is three, three, they over like three months ago.

Go up. What does that say? J.Z. What? You did a video about Jay-Z already? Oh, yeah, we did, yeah. Who did you have talking about Jay-Z? Ronnie Bow, which is this kid that actually... How much vetting do you do before you have people on your podcast?

Do you make sure they're, like, if they say they're like a Diddy Insider, for example? That's what this guy has actually been shot by... There's an informant. So he gets shot. He got shot and an informant that's in Diddy's. camp. In his camp. Yeah.

Which is working for the FBI. Tells the FBI, Diddy just ordered a hit on this guy and he got shot. Now, the problem is that he talks a lot of shit about Diddy. I mean, I'm sorry, not Diddy. God, oh, Matt, sorry, about Jay-Z. Sorry, an informant in Jay-Z's camp said this guy, did he, or Jay-Z just ordered a hit on this guy. And then the guy gets shot. And he tells him, like, he knew exactly what was happening, what happened.

I've seen the, there's an FBI report from the, you know, they call them a, whatever, a CI. And so that's what we were talking about. The problem when I talked to this guy is that because he was out of his jurisdiction when he got shot, he doesn't want to come on and say like, I was here next to the projects when I got shot. He didn't want to say that because they're trying to violate his probation. He's on federal probation right now. So he's like, well, I don't want to say exactly where I was because, you know, we had a whole conversation before. So I'm going to be a little vague.

So, you know, it's kind of not great, but the video on my channel got like 400,000 views or something. You know, so, and I've done a few videos on Diddy and on, um. Yeah, I saw that. You're like the go-to Diddy, uh, news channel. It's the Courtney Burgess thing. It's because this got, because the guy Courtney Burgess, which is so funny because I've literally blasted the guy for being just a pathological liar and lying about this whole thing. And, and you know what's so funny is despite the fact that I've done all that, right? Look who stills text to me all the time.

He just texted me just now. Courtney is still texting you. At 720, it's 7.40 right now. At 7.20, he sent me a text. Who is this guy? Courtney Burschev. What's his deal? So Courtney Burgess.

I kind of started to tell you a little bit before. Courtney Burgess. So everybody's heard about the Diddy Sex tapes. Yeah. Right? The, you know, the CP, right? CP tape, you know, you want me to say the word or no? Yeah, go ahead.

The child, the sex tape. Okay, so when he says that in the future, just abbreviate it. We don't have to fucking, yeah. So the CP tapes and the, just the, you know, the assault tapes, the, you know, whatever. You know what I'm saying. So, so what happened with Courtney is, did he used to date a woman named Kevin, Kim Porter. Kim Porter had a couple kids of his and

Diddy adopted her son from another marriage with a guy named I'll be sure who's a music producer. Okay. So Diddy and Porter meet they're together like 10 or 12 years and then they eventually split up. They split up and

in 2018 she dies from pneumonia. Now, And a lot of people in Diddy's camp have died from pneumonia. People that have problems with him tend to die from pneumonia. How that's possible. I don't know. People like, oh, he poisons.

I don't understand how you can give someone pneumonia. But whatever. People are saying, oh, it's a certain poison. Well, I'm assuming that they're going to test for this, right? So whatever. I think it's a coincidence. But whatever. The point is, is she dies.

Well, when she dies, the day after she dies, this is all from Courtney. the day after she dies, Kamora Simmons goes to him. Camara Simmons used to be married to Russell Simmons. She's now married to another like multi-millionaire. She lives in like a $30 million house. Like she's filthy rich. The idea that she would be hanging out with or even knows who Courtney Burgess is is acidide.

But whatever, he says she comes to him and says, gives him one. flash drive. Now this is back in 2018. Gives him a flash drive and says that flash drive has Kim's manuscript that she was working on, which is a memoir of her time with Diddy. It's got all the dirt on him. It talks all about everything, every horrible thing he's done.

And I want you to get it out there. And he says, okay. And he really doesn't. According to him, he's like, I gave it to a guy. I kind of got busy. And then I gave it to a guy to try and get a bunch of books printed up. And we printed up some books. And he was supposed to try and help me get it out there.

And he's actually like, these are all like street guys. He's selling them out of the back of his car. He got bumper stickers made up. He got T-shirts. It's called it. He had it. He named it. I forget what the name of his book was, which was.

equally is just horrible. So it doesn't go anywhere. Right? He didn't know how to how to make. These guys don't, they're not marketing geniuses, right? Like Courtney says that he's a music producer. Anyway, so what happens is years go by. Well, at one point, my buddy Wade, you know, Wade, Wade Williams, he's been on your channel. Wade has a, has a podcast. It's got like 10, 10, 11,000 subscribers and he predominantly interviews he interviews mob guys you know he loves good fellas

mob guys so he interviews all these mob guys and and and and and and and he also does other stuff he'll he'll he'll do porn stars he'll he'll he'll I don't mean do I mean he'll interview porn stars he's happily married he'll he'll he'll um he'll interview porn stars and he'll interview um

uh rap you know he likes rap and stuff he grew up during the like Tupac era so he hears that he ends up hearing about this guy, Courtney Burgess, who used to work with Tupac, because that's what Courtney says. No proof of that. So he ends up reaching a mutual friend,

kind of mutual guy knows him. So he contacts the guy. He ends up putting him in contact with Courtney. He tells him, listen, I'd love to have you on the podcast to talk about your relationship with Tupac. Like, I don't know anybody that knows new Tupac. And Courtney's like, yeah, yeah, yeah. He's like, listen, I got something better than that.

He goes, I got Kim Porter's memoir. And he's like, really? And he's like, yeah. So he gets, he ends up arranging so that Wade gets a copy of the book that he put out. Wade reads it. Wade contacts me and says, this is what this book says and starts telling me about the book. And I'm like, oh, Jesus, okay. And he's like, yeah, Kim Porter.

And he's like, you know who that is right? No. You know who Did he is? I'm like, uh, did he? I don't, is that like the guy that, is that the puff, puff daddy? And he's like, you know, he realizes like, I'm an idiot. I don't know. He's like, you know who Tupac is, right? Yeah, of course, I did a painting of Tupac. I know who that is. But prior to the painting, I didn't know. So he's like, oh, great. And I'm like, look, he's like, well, I was wondering

if you wanted, what would you do? Could you publish it? I'm like, bro, I don't know anything about this kind of stuff. Like, I wouldn't know what to do. Which, by the way, was a huge mistake on my part. There was almost as stupid of a decision as me not opening a YouTube channel when you told me open, start a YouTube channel. Almost as dumb of a decision. But whatever, we're not talking about me. So what happens is Wade is trying to kind of figure out what to do about this book. And he says, I'm going to contact, I'm going to contact Chris Todd. Chris Todd is a guy who writes salacious, true crime books about, you know, high profile crimes. Let's just say that.

That's the policed way to put it. So he contacts Chris Todd. Chris Todd kind of goes, okay, okay, well, put me in contact with this guy, Courtney. They end up getting in contact. Courtney tells him, I have the flash drive. I also have additional flash drives that have sex tapes and CP tapes of Diddy. and so Chris Todd is like, whoa. So Chris Todd goes, I could probably do something with that.

Chris Todd starts making phone calls because Chris Todd is connected. He knows other reporters. He calls a bunch of reporters, start saying, I can have these. He starts saying, I have these tapes. He doesn't have the tapes. He's never seen the tapes. I have these tapes. I'd like to try and maybe we could sell them.

Well, while he's running around talking about selling them, and by the way, at the same point in time, people start hearing about tapes. It's because Chris Todd is running around talking about tapes. And so other other celebrity or content creators start talking about there are there are tapes about Diddy out there with this and this and this. And so, and I'm not saying that none of, I'm not saying that Diddy's a decent human being. I mean, he's got clearly he's a scumback. But I'm saying by running.

around talking about it, it gets in the ether and people start know it's out there and it's being talked about. So while this is happening, Wade and Courtney are saying publish the book, publish the book. Yeah. But Todd's not really that concerned about it, right? And they're saying it, months go by. And then guess whose house gets raided? Ditty's house gets rated. Ditty's house gets rated. And they grab a whole bunch of surveillance footage. They grab. surveillance equipment, guns, baby oil, the whole thing. I'm not sure why baby oil or any of that is illegal, but whatever. It's all creepy.

There's a bunch of creepy stuff done. The baby oil is laced with drugs. Well, you know, and it's just excessive. Nobody needs a thousand. A little bit. Yeah. So, I mean, I guess if you don't want to keep going to the store, you know, I buy multiple when I go to buy, yeah, I buy four or five things of toothpaste when I go.

I don't want to keep going back. Right. So the point is. is that all of this is happening. So Chris Todd decides, you know what? I am going to go ahead and publish the book. He doesn't want his name attached to it. So he uses a pseudonym, which is Jamal something,

which is supposedly the name that Tupac Shakur is living under, assuming he would still be alive, which is also another ridiculous thing to say. So what, so he, Chris Todd decides, I am going to public. this book. He puts it on Amazon and I want to say he I want to say that it just so happens. It still takes a month. He's got it to the point where he's going to put it up on Amazon. Did he gets arrested? I'm pretty sure this is how it worked out. I could have it in reverse, but did he gets arrested and like a week or two later, Chris Todd puts it out. He puts out the book. The book is called Kim's Lost Words. The book is.

salacious. It is filled with Diddy having intercourse with multiple celebrities, all of them high profile. And I mean, and I mean, it's not like, it's not like it's graphic. It's, you know, not overly graphic. It's not, you know, it's not written like to be like a, a thing or even software. But it's enough that it's like it's, you wouldn't want someone saying these things about you. Right. And they're talking, we're talking about. And, you know, So I'll give you two of the people. Well, I'll give you a few of them. So it's, it's, um, Beber, Usher, um, uh, Jade, Jade Smith, Jaden, Jaden.

No, no, Jaden, the blood. Jaden Smith, that's a Will Smith's kid. Um, it's got, uh, she's Snoop Dogg's in there. Um, Alby Shore, which is, Kim Porter's ex-husband. And it just goes on and on, right? Just the multiple. And these are just, you know, they're disturbing scenes.

Like, you wouldn't want this, even if it was true, you wouldn't want someone to describe it in these ways. So it's salacious. So it comes out and it literally sells like in two weeks. It sells like 30 copies. So Wade contacts me and says, listen, bro, this book is out. This guy was just arrested. Diddy was just arrested.

This book is out. it's salacious. I want to, he's getting a piece of the whole thing. He's, I want to try, these guys aren't advertising it. He's like,

let, I'm going to try and get some, some momentum on this thing. He's, can we do a podcast? And I go, yeah, we can do a podcast. Sure.

I don't know anything about it, bro. Like, I'm like, yeah, okay, you got to understand. I don't know anything about it. He's like, no, no,

I'll talk. Well, we do an hour and 20 minute podcast, maybe an hour and 15 minutes. It gets 850,000 views. The book, at the same time, within a day or two, Chris Todd, which didn't want his name associated with the book before,

because he knows deep down, I think he, well, I don't know, he had probably had questions. Like, he doubts that it's probably true. He wouldn't say that, but he starts doing interviews. Listen, he's interviewed by Associated Press. I think he's interviewed by several large media outlets. Media outlets. He gets in, he's interviewed by Rolling Stone magazine. It does an interview.

Yeah. So within two. weeks, Kim's lost words is a, is a Amazon bestselling book. The bestselling book. They sell one over $1.5 million worth of books. Wow. Listen, and I can tell you right now, the royalties, it's a small fortune. It's a small fortune. What these, what, what, what, what, what much it brings in. So, but I'll be sure in the book, it's talking about Diddy sleeping with doing a three-sum, with Kim Porter and I'll be sure. And it's just the whole thing is vile. And I'll be sure, of course, is like, what is what is what is what is what is what is what is what is this? And so

he hires an attorney who threatens a lawsuit and they file a cease and desist order with to Chris Todd and Amazon. Amazon takes the book down. I mean, you could imagine. That thing probably would be close to seven, eight million dollars worth. Maybe. maybe 10 million. I'm assuming. Chris Todd didn't do much of anything. No. He didn't do much of anything.

He, so what ends up happening is that Courtney Burgess, he's still got a bunch of the original ones that he had printed up. So he's like selling those on some website right now and for like $200 or something ridiculous. What happens is Chris Todd is he starts going on all these podcasts. podcast talking about. Of course, it gets shut down. So once it gets shut down, he kind of stops doing the podcast, right? And on the podcast, Chris Todd is saying the tapes exist, that he had gotten a flash drive,

that he'd seen the tapes. Oh, wow. Whole thing. And so when I end up talking to Wade, I'm like, Wade, you know, Wade's keeping me kind of abreast of some of the stuff, not everything, but he's like, whoa, this happened, this happened. Bro, this is insane. Chris Todd is calling me, right? I've had him on my program on my my YouTube channel a few times. He's, you know, listen, one of my highest videos is one that Chris Todd and I did on O.J. Simpson, you know, it's got like. Did you do right before he died? We did it.

Like, literally, we released the video and he died that morning. Oh, my God. So my video comes out a few hours later, just as they announce it. Like, my video's been up like an hour and then they announce he's dead. My video shoots up. So, like, literally it's got like eight or nine hundred thousand. I don't forget how many of you. but it's got like it's close to a million views within within a week so so anyway Chris Todd's

also texting me you know hey did you see this hey did you hear this hey you and I'm telling him like bro I think you may be in trouble like this is a big deal this is an issue you're going to get yourself sued I've read the book and it ain't good like this says some really fucked up things about people the most of the things that it says about people are people are deceased anyway what is what happens is I go to Wade and I say Wade I'd like to talk to Courtney Burgess. He says, okay, I'll put you in contact. I called Courtney and I say, Courtney, what's going on? I said, you know, I understand that you had a flash drive. I talked about the whole thing. Can you mind that when Todd and Wade have talked about that they've been very vague, nobody has mentioned Courtney's

name. Nobody knows who Courtney is. Todd just says, I got it from a close, from a guy who's a Hollywood insider, who was close friends with Kim Porter, you know, with friends of a friend, friend. So I said, so I understand you had a flash drive. And he goes, yeah, yeah. He said, well, it was actually, it was, it was, it was three flash drives. So, oh, okay. And I said, you got it like, the day after. He's like, yeah, yeah, like the day after it was, a couple days after it was given to me. I'm like, okay, a little different than one way to said. So I said, you want to come on the podcast? He goes, yeah, sure, I'll come on the podcast. He's like, yeah, I'm sick of Todd running around, you know, basically getting all the, this press like, you know. And he's like, yeah, yeah, I'm a, I'm a, I'm a, I'm a, I'm a. I'm a real motherfucker. I'm going to talk to you. I'm a, okay. So I go and I, we set up the podcast. And just before the podcast, by the way,

and I like to mention this because Courtney consistently will tell you he's concerned about getting the word out that what happened with Kim Porter and how horrific it was and how horribly she was treated. And what a scumbag did he is. And he's doing this for her in her name because she's a good person and everything. but he wants $200 to do the podcast. You know, started off at like he wanted, he wanted a fee for the podcast. You wanted like a $1,500 or something.

Was it in person? No, just a thing, you know, just a remote, whatever. So I'm like, but I'm, you know,

the ditty thing's big and I never pay, bro. Never. Like I don't pay for anything. I don't pay for flights. I don't pay for a flight. I don't pay for nothing.

And I was like, I talked to Colby and Colby's like, you know, a gimmick how about it's 200 bucks. That's nothing. Like, we can do 200 bucks. I'm like, he's like,

Let's just see. Okay. So we do it. I pay him. We get on the podcast. He mumbles about his relationship with Tupac and all these people that he knows and how he knows Diddy and or never met Diddy but kind of knows who he is. They kind of grew up in the same neighborhood and whatever. So that goes on and on.

What ends up happening is I start talking to him about the flash drives. Okay. He's like, yeah, yeah. I'm like, so have you seen these, these videos of, of Justin Bieber and Usher and, and I'm like, who is it? Those two? You told me that's what they, who that was before. Yeah, yeah, he was that. And he was that.

And he throws that in there. Nobody had heard that before. He just throws it in there. Oh, okay. I said, when you got this like after her death? No, I got about three months beforehand. What? Three months?

Okay. So then was it was a one or two? How many flashed? It was like 11. There's a bunch of them. Eleven. Told Wade once. One.

Told me three. Now it's 11. Told us it was after. Right then I'm thinking, no. Yeah. This guy's full of shit. Something's not right. He tells me, I'm like, who gave him to you?

Oh, it was a friend of hers. Now, prior to that, he had told me it was Kamala Simmons. Right? And I've also heard it's Kamala Simmons from two other people. So I know he's been. But nobody knows that. Everybody's been that he's talked to, he won't say who it is. Right.

But that's who it was. That's who he told me it was. So, by the way, initially he wanted to tell people that. But by this point, Kamala Simmons has already come out and said that the book is fabricated, that it's not true. So I think his initial reaction or his initial plan was, I'll tell people on the inside, but I'll never say it out loud. and people will maybe assume not realizing the book was going to be a bestseller and Kamala Simmons was going to come out and say,

that book's lie. She never wrote any book. That's not it. Anyway, the point is, is that I slowly start talking to Courtney, and I go, Courtney, so have you seen these videos? Yeah, yeah, I've seen parts of, like I haven't watched the whole video

because, you know, he said, you know, it's two men or two guys having sex. And if you watch to a man, even if you watch a man and a woman have sex. That makes you gay. Well, I'm in color. Oh, yeah? Really? Wow. Okay. Well, I guess, you know, throw me in that category. I've seen some stuff. So, anyway, he's saying it's, and if it's two men, mm-mm. Right. No. So he said, I've watched enough.

I'm like, well, then how do you know they were underage? Well, because Bieber didn't have all the tattoos and his hair was different. And I could tell that Escher was definitely underage. So how old do you think, Bob Bieber was, he says, oh, he was definitely under 16 years old. Yeah. Probably 15 and 16. Usher was definitely young. So Jaden Smith, definitely. Also, DiCaprio was out of much of those parties, those ditty parties way back in the day.

Yeah, but I mean, I didn't, I understand it. I mean, we weren't, like, we were just talking about this one thing. Got it. And I'm kind of talking him, like, trying to understand. So he says he's seen them, didn't watch all of them, but did watch enough to know that these, these boys are being taken advantage of it. They're all underage. Okay.

And I said, do you have the tapes now? Yeah, yeah, no, I got them. You still have them in your possession? Yeah, yeah, I got them. I go, well, how did you watch them if they were on a flash drive? Because, oh, I put them into my computer. I watched them on my computer. So you transfer them from the flash drives to your computer.

Yes, he goes, and then I ended up wiping them off my computer. Because I didn't want it on my computer because I use it for editing. I was like, okay. Well, transferring it from one device and another is, is, um, is, uh, uh, distribution. And so I said to him, I said, okay, bro, you understand you're in possession of these, right? And he goes, yeah. And I said, that's, that's, that's, that's, you're in possession of CP. Mm-hmm.

And he's like, oh, I said, he was, I said, he was, um, well, I said, and that's, he is why, I said, you know, just having them in your possession, you can get, you can get, you can get in trouble. That's a federal offense. You go, I didn't make it. I said, that doesn't matter whether you made it or not. You can get in trouble. Yeah. You've seen it.

You know what it is. If you don't immediately notify the authorities, they can charge you. Right. Now, if you notify the authorities, you're fine. Right. But you didn't notify the authorities. So I explained that to him. I go to the, no, and I said, why don't you turn them in?

Because the government's going to want these things to be used in part of their defense. I'm sorry, part of their case against Did he? Yeah. This is proof that he's, he's, you know, taking advantage of, you know, underage kids, you know, celebrities because also he had he also said that he had there was videos of him having sex with like you know Jennifer Lopez and you know anyway so he says and he's like so he he says um what did he he say I said bro why don't you give it to the authorities and he goes um he goes oh in my in my neighborhood he's that snitching and I was like I was thinking you know my neighborhood that would

be protecting children like snitching on petos right right he's against that so I sit there I'm like, okay, well, so we have another 10, 15 minutes where I'm trying to tell him, look, this is the right thing to do, whatever. He just, he's against it, which is fine. Whatever, that's your problem. So it ends, we post the video like the next day. The comments tear him apart. This guy's a scumbag. He's in possession of CP. That's illegal. Simply being in possession of it's illegal. He goes on and on and on about, I'm sorry, the comments go on and on. They're like, I'm contacting the authorities. I'm contacting the feds. I'm contacting the U.S. his attorney. I'm notifying this. I'm notified. So he gets super scared. Right. He even contacts me.

And he's basically like, man, people are talking about me going, you know, the police. They're talking about this. And I saw that you, you liked some of the comments like I was hitting. But, you know, I'll just bring. And I was like, yeah, I don't think that's probably what happened. But you know, I'm like, whatever. But he's freaking out. So that night he goes on another podcast, probably gets another 200 bucks, goes on a podcast where he says, yeah, yeah, I already. gave the flash drives to the to the authorities. I already gave it to him. Look, how did, how, that's pretty quick.

Yeah. So the next day, he texts me and he tells, text me and says, the feds just raided my house. Oh. And I went, they did. I said, who did? Who raided him? He goes, the fed. I go, yeah, which agency?

He goes, FBI. Homeland security is investigating, not the FBI. So I write then no. The other thing is, this is the first time you've spoken. There's no way they got a search warrant that quick. You know, like having been through the system and spend as much time in the system, I know how things work. He's lying. So he's like, they took everything.

They took all my stuff, all my equipment, all my computers. They took the, they got the flash drives, everything. He's trying to let me know and everybody know by saying, oh, I already give him the feds to let everybody know. I'm not in possession of these things. So I go, oh, okay. So I say, hey, can you send me a copy of the search warrant? And he says, oh, oh, I ain't going to say, I don't need to do that. My lawyers got it.

And I go, okay, great. Can ever give me a copy? Can she send you a copy? I don't put my business out there like that. And I went, okay, bro, I said, listen. I said, I'm not asking for your bank statements. It's a copy of a, it's a publicly available document. Right.

I said, and I just want to see it because I want to know what they were looking for. They'll say that in the search warrant. Yeah. Oh, I ain't about all that. I know, okay. So I figure we're never going to talk again. If you love diving into culture and comedy, like on Danny Jones podcast, playoff hockey is right up your alley. NHL on T&T has the best coverage, making every game feel intense and unpredictable. Playoff hockey is a different level, overtime, big hits, and no one coast.

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Now this is enough time. Yeah. To get a search warrant. So he immediately takes a photo and he says, here's a search warrant. He sends it to me. I read it. It's not a search warrant. It's a subpoena.

You weren't? There wasn't a search warrant. It was a subpoena. So probably a couple of guys from Homeland Security showed up, knocked on the door, showed him his badge. And they gave him a search warrant. The search warrant said that it was not search warrant. I'm sorry. A subpoena.

The subpoena was four days earlier the day after I posted my video. So Sunday, my video was posted. Monday, they got a subpoena. Whoa. And I know this is true too because this is what they tell him. Because he subpoenaed to appear in front of the grand jury with flash drives, devices, like anything to do with any video of Sean Diddy Combs, A.K.A. P. Diddy, A.K.A. You know, the whole thing. Yeah, right.

But in all this device that I mean literally, you know, they've got a blanket thing that they give that they want, right? So he's freaking out, oh, man, I said, well, you know, sounds like you got to go. He's like, he's like, no, I don't like them buildings. You walk in them places. You don't walk out. I said, bro, they just want to talk to you. And, you know, so he ends up getting a lawyer. And he goes to be subpoenaed.

He goes in front of the grand jury. Gets in front of the grand jury. He said, I get in front of the grand jury. He said, I get in front of the grand jury, they turn on the video that he did with me. They watch, the grand jury, the U.S. attorneys, and Courtney watch the entire video, and he stops it. Like, what about this? Then he asks him a bunch of questions.

When they ask him, where's the flash drives? He tells them, I threw him away. Think about this. You told me the FBI took him at the, during the search warrant. That was a lie. Complete lie. So, anyway, so he's lying. So how do you know about everything that happened during that, the grand jury thing?

He's told me all this. Okay. And that's not public record. No, it's not public record. Most of this is coming from him. But the, I want to say. So the New York, the New York Times. So the New York Times did an article where they say that Courtney at the grand jury told the grand jury that he had thrown away the.

flash drives. He's gotten rid of them. Hmm. You know, first of all, so this continues to go on, right? He starts going on podcast after podcast. The problem is he starts lying. It turns into the, the, he got some of, it turns into I was given the flash drives by a good friend of Kim's, Kim Porter's turned, went to I was, I was, I was, I was mailed the flash drives. Then it turns into, I was given the flash drives by a guy that used to date

Kim Porter. Then it turned into, I was given it to a guy who was a music producer who has since died. He will not say, so if you go back and say, then it broke into multiple times. Now he's been given a couple flash drives after her death, three or four of them before her death. And then 10 years prior, he was given the flash drives that contained the book. The problem is she writes in the manuscript up till the day she dies. So how could you have gotten the manuscript 10 years earlier? Right. When you read it, she was writing in it all the way up to the day she died.

Like once again, not an accomplished liar. A liar, but not very good at it. Yeah. So once he's been on all these other podcasts, it's my belief that the government obviously has watched a bunch of these podcasts and realizes this guy is a complete liar. And so they then go and they subpoena him again. We want you to come back in front of the grand jury. Only this time, his, I believe his lawyer has probably determined that her client is a liar.

Now, these guys were on News Nation. You understand, TMZ interviewed him on the courtroom steps. He's been in everything. It's huge. If you pull up Courtney Burgess right now, Stephen? Yeah, sir. Sorry. If you pull it up, he's everywhere.

He's everywhere. He's huge. He's never had this much attention in his entire life. That's wild, dude. So this guy. Who is, yeah. Who is Courtney Burgess? The Diddy witness who calls him?

Blah, blah, blah. Go down. Find the New York Times. Yeah. Look, it's, it's everywhere. Burgess. Times of India. Yeah.

There's the New York Times, too. There's one in the New York Times. There's one in the... Type in his name and then time in New York Times after. New York Times. Right there. How a tale of Sean comes, sex, he was landed. Yeah.

And this is... All right. This is multiple, by the way. There's multiple... Looks like there's multiple articles. There have been multiple. They even mention me. They talk about my podcast, him being on my podcast, coming out on my podcast.

That's bizarre, man. You landed yourself right in. the middle of this whole scandal, Matthew Cox. Well, so here's the funny thing. So here's what I believe, after just looking into everything, I believe Courtney Burgess, Kim Porter died, I think her name is Cassandra. I forget her last name. She sues Diddy in 2003.

Yeah, I'm sorry, in 2023, in 2023, she sues Diddy. alleging he would remember when diddy the tape came out of him beating the girl up and dragging her that's her she's so cassandra that's because i want to say i'm sure i've got her name wrong cassandra cassandra cassie i think it was cassie anyway she sues him and wants like 40 million dollars and he comes out immediately and says this is extortion it's all lies she's lying i've never done anything it's all bullshit and then her attorney most likely shows him the tape that they have, he settles the next day. The day after he settles. About two months later, CNN leaks the tape. Surveillance video in the hotel. But that was two months after. They release it months

after he settled. At this point, this is when I think that Courtney Burgess wrote the memoir as Kim Porter. Oh, wow. He then ran around trying to get, trying to get it published and couldn't. He got a hold or Wade got a hold of him and he said, I got something. When he talked to Chris Todd, he told Chris Todd, I got this, this memoir, but I also have these sex tapes and CP to get him all excited. Chris Todd's never seen any of this stuff.

He's seen some screenshots of some vague screenshots of images that are already on the internet. Right. These are not original shots. Anyway, so what I think happened was Courtney wrote the manuscript, said he had these other tapes. He, of course, threw them all away, so you can't prove anything. Do you think you really had them? I don't think they ever exist. I think all of it was a, hey, I think I can make some money.

Yeah, it was opportunity. There's an opportunity to make money off of the back of a dead woman who has kids that loved her that from all accounts was a decent human being. And you saw an opportunity to make some money off of this poor dead woman who died of, who died. Not you don't give a shit about her kids or anything else. You know, and the thing is he did. He made a small fortune. He and Todd made a chunk of money. And here's the real problem.

The real problem is, did he? Diddy's legal team, right? Here's what they're going to do. And this is why the government brought Courtney back. They probably wanted to get him to go over these lies that he'd been telling on record so they could indict him and say, you've been lying about these things. They wanted him to lie to the grand jury and prove that he's been lying because you've been saying the same thing, multiple accounts. So we're going to, we're going to, you're lying to the grand jury. We're going to charge you.

It's obstruction of justice. It's all kinds of stuff that he's in trouble for. But he didn't go back. His lawyer wouldn't let him go back in front of the grand jury the second time. She claimed the Fifth Amendment. Think about it. Well, what are you going to say that's going to incriminate you? Right.

So Diddy's lawyers are probably going to try and call him to the stand. The government most likely has to charge him. If they don't, here's the problem. Diddy's lawyers can use him to undermine the government's case. Right. Right. By saying one, the only time we've ever heard about sex tapes that everybody thinks exists is when you guys were talking about him. You were lying about them. You were lying about this book. You've told all these different lies. You're a pathological liar. And we think that it's you and people like you that have caused all of these things about ditty. Because so far the government has done one thing they haven't done. As much stuff as they've released, they've never once said we have tapes showing sexual activity. with minors or even other celebrities. We have tons of witnesses that will say it. But we don't have tapes out of all the surveillance equipment that they got.

All the video, everything. They've never come forward to say that. They've said everything else. Drugs, guns. What else? Sex trafficking. All these other things. You mentioned, you know, baby oil.

Did you see what Jamie Fox came out and said? Remember what Jamie Fox had that crazy medical scare? Yes. He said he was. He said it was poison. Was it cyanide poisoning? Yeah, I mean. Can you find what Jamie Fox said about Diddy and getting poisoned by him?

Yeah, I don't doubt for a second that Diddy's a complete creep. And I don't doubt that he probably may have some videos. I'm saying I don't know that the government has the videos. But yeah, there was a lot of claims about him poisoning people with the baby oil, right? Like using the baby oil laced with like GHB or something. Yeah, it could go in your skin or something. Right. So it goes into your spore, your, your, your pores or something.

Right. But so I think that they will use, they can use Courtney to actually help Diddy's case. When I'm sure, I'm sure Courtney has no intention to that. But the guy can't keep his, he's, he's, he's, no plan. He just was like going with the flow. And he can't seem to keep the lie straight. Right. So that's the whole, um, Diddy, Courtney Burgess.

insider scoop. And what's so funny about this is like Courtney, I did a whole thing on it. I put it on my podcast. I did a whole breakdown of the dates and everything. Courtney's still texting me. Yeah, that's wild. But yeah, man, if that's true, that's crazy.

And then the Jay-Z thing is wild, too. They came out and would have that lawyer. It was like an ambulance chaser lawyer. And then Jay-Z released a statement right after, which was good. I think the statement was, you know, he came out and said something. It would have been way worse if he did if Jay-Z didn't say anything.

Well, here's the thing about Jay-Z is like, yeah, I'm not going to pay you one penny. And, you know, it was hush money. But the truth is, and I interview that, remember the lawyer that I interviewed? Yeah. Okay. Is that, and we had a whole discussion about this where we talked about, like, Jay-Z didn't have a choice but to fight this. Right.

Initially, that lawsuit includes, it was filed against Diddy. And it said there was a woman and another guy. there that were famous. Well, they, of course, the lawyer goes to them and says, hey, we'll try and keep your name out of this if you just settle. He's, so he, I'm sure he goes to his lawyers and says, hey, how can we, can we do this? And his lawyers probably explained, listen, if Diddy doesn't settle the case, your name's coming out no matter what. Right. So if you settle this for a million dollars or two million, your name still comes out. Right. So we might as well face, we might as well fight it. Face the music now.

Yeah. Come out now and say, I won't pay you a penny because it's all lies. Because if you settle it and it comes out that you were the second guy in these claims and you settled, it makes you look really guilty. So you have to fight it. Or you can just say, hey, I settled because I didn't want my kids to go through this and hear these claims. And I was trying to keep my name out of it, but it's all untrue. You could try that. And he probably went, fuck it.

I'm going to go ahead and sit. I'm going to fight it. It's crazy too. There's this like strange phenomena on Twitter on X and probably just the internet in general of people who just want all these people to fall. Yeah. They want Jay-Z to be guilty and they want to paint him as a scumbag. It's like the worst part of the internet.

Well, it's the same thing when I, when I came out with these videos talking about these tapes and talking about it, 950,000 views, 850,000 views. Courtney, 450,000. or 500,000 views. When I come out and I say, hey, listen, there's no way it's possible that it's true. It's not true. This isn't Kim Porter's words.

She didn't write this. The only thing that makes sense is this. And it sequentially, it works. It's the only thing that works. And the people that I'm talking about are consistently lying. And that's absolutely proven. When I say that whole thing, 50,000 views.

Right. Nobody wants to hear that. No, that's the problem with the internet. Yeah, they want it. People want the sensational crazy shit. Right. Yeah. Right.

Even though, look, you know, Diddy is, he's clearly got some problem. I mean, he's clearly a weirdo, right? Like, I'm not doubting for a second that, and they're very well, maybe tons of tapes. This guy just never had them. Right. You know? Right. But, you know, like I said, I, I, and who is the lawyer?

The lawyer that, do you know who the lawyer was who sent Jay-Z try to extort him for the money? Well, it's the same, isn't the same lawyer that filed the, isn't the Ambular Chaser guy? Yeah, isn't it him? Find the name of the lawyer. Is it the same lawyer? I'm not sure. It was a guy from Texas, I believe. Yeah, it's the Jay-Z lawsuit.

Yeah, sexual lawsuit or sex lawsuit, whatever it is. Type in Jay-Z lawsuit. And it's also a civil lawsuit because the statute, of limitations is up, right? It was like in the 90s. Yeah, criminal. It's civil. Okay, just go up, go up, go up, go up, right there. Stop.

Okay. Rapper 50 Cent mocked music mogul JZ on social media after he was named in the sexual lawsuit alongside 50 cents. Longtime rival Sean Diddy Combs months after he reported the question Jay Z, who has denied claims against him. All right, keep going. See, we can find the lawyer's name. Bub, blah, blah, blah, blah.

Okay. Mocked. Rock Nation is his company. What is the lawyer's name? Maybe you can find the letter. Maybe you can. Oh, Tony Busby. That's his name.

Okay. Tony Busby. That's the same guy that's got like a hundred different claimants against Diddy. It's the same one. Okay. Okay. Let's look up Tony Busby. Yeah.

Because Jay Z was saying. Jayz's lawyers claim Tony Busby pressured a client to blah, blah, blah. So show us. So show, can Jay-Z show evidence of Tony Busby trying to get the money out of him and extort him for the money? Well, first of all, it's not extortion. You're writing a letter saying you're named, you're the person that is unnamed, the unnamed person in this lawsuit. Do you want to settle or do you want us to go ahead and make it public? That's not extortion.

It's not. That's just the law. That's like, can you find Jay-Z's response? Find Jay-Z's response to Diddy. So Jay-Z basically, yeah, I guess he painted it. as like trying to be extorted by this ambulance, chase her lawyer for a bunch of money. They always do.

That's the same thing. That's what they do. Garth Brooks, when he got, he's been sued a couple months ago. He got sued by his, the chick that did his makeup said that he assaulted her. He, or graped her in,

Garth Brooks. Oh, okay. Yeah, yeah. Same thing. He came out. His response was, this is extortion. They were trying to extort me.

I won't pay any money. for extortion. They all say that. Steve, it's going to be like a screenshot of an Instagram post or something with a bunch of text on it. It's not going to be a, you're going to see. It's going to be a screenshot from social media of something Jay Z said. It's going to be in one of those articles for sure. Okay.

Yeah, go out. My lawyer received a blackmail attempt. I see he's called blackmail. Called a demand letter from a lawyer named Tony Busby. What he had calculated was the nature of these allegations and the public public scrutiny would make me want to settle. No, sir. It had the opposite effect. It made me want to expose you for the fraud you are in a very public fashion. So no, I will not give you one red penny. These allegations are so heinous in nature that I implore you to file a criminal complaint,

not a civil one. He says that because he knows the statute of limitations is up. It has to be civil, right? Yeah, they've only recourse is civil. Okay, got it. So whomever would commit such a crime against a minor should be locked away. Would you not agree. These alleged victims would deserve real justice if that were the case. This lawyer who I have not done a bit of research on seems to have a pattern who I have done a bit of research on seems to have

a pattern of these kinds of theatrics. I have no idea how you have come to be such a deplorable human being Mr. Busby, but I promise you, I have seen your kind many times over. I'm more than prepared to deal with your type and your claim to be a Marine. Marines are known for their valor. You have

neither valor nor dignity. The only heartbreak for me of my family, my wife I will have to sit with our children, one of whom is at the age where her friends will surely see the press and ask questions about the nature of these claims and explain the cruelty and greed of people. I mourn yet another loss of innocence. Children should not have to endure such that as such a young age. It is unfair to have to try to understand inexplicable degree of malice meant to destroy families and human spirit. My heart and support goes out to the true victims of this world who have to watch

how their life story is dressed in costume for profitability by this ambulance chaser in a cheap suit. You've made a terrible error in judgment thinking that all the celebrities are the same. I'm not from your world. I'm a young man who made it

out of the projects of Brooklyn. We don't play these types of games and we have a very strict code of honor. We protect children. You seem to exploit people for personal gain. Only your network of conspiracy theorists, fake physics. will believe this idiotic claim you have levied against me that if not the seriousness surrounding harm to kids would be laughable. I look forward to showing you just how different I am.

What did Mr. Busby? It's a good response. I mean, if he's innocent, here's the problem. People want it to be true. They want it to be true. So many people do. If you read the comments on Twitter, it is, it is, like, it's unfathomable the fucking hatred people have for these people. when there's no evidence.

If he's guilty, like I said, lock him up and fucking throw away the key forever. Well, here's the thing is that, you know, look, you can pretty much sue anybody. But if this chick, she was 13 years old when this happened, by the way, if she doesn't have some proof that you were even there, this gets thrown out. Yeah, how do you have proof?

Right. And you don't know what these people are holding back. I'll tell you right now. What is it, 25 years ago, something like that? yeah, she's like 37. She was 13, and I think she's 37 now. Yeah. So yeah, it was a, it was a, I'm not great with math. Yeah, but it was a long time ago. So she's 37, so 37 minus 13. Yeah, so or 30, yeah, 37 minus 13. Right. So it was like whatever, 24 years. Yeah, 24 years ago. So, so here's, here's the thing. I don't know, you know what the story is. Roughly, not really.

Well, anyway, the point is, is that she's going to have to prove somehow. I'll give you an example. Busby probably feels like he's got something. And I'll give you an example. Look at the Diddy when Cassie filed that lawsuit. They come to him, they file it. Diddy's like, go fuck yourself. You ain't got a shit.

Here's a video. And he goes, how much? Okay. the fact that he comes out with his little letter and settles so quickly means that they held something. And this is very common. You file something. You don't tell them everything because you want them to do something like this. And then they go, you ain't got nothing.

You ain't got nothing. And they go, what about this? And they go, listen, let's talk about this. Like, can we arrange? Right. Right. So whatever. So he does this whole thing thinking you don't have anything.

I don't know who this person is. Never been around this person. Don't know anything about it. got nothing on me. I've never done anything. I'm going to fight your tooth and nail. And, you know, they'll wait for him to make some responses. I don't know what you're talking about. Yeah. You're a liar. I don't know who this was. Was it at the party? And then you find out, boom, there's pictures of the two of them of all three of these people. This little girl who's 13 with these two guys. She's pictures with her and the, the, the, um, the, um, the, um, the, um, the, um, the, um, the, um, the, um, the, um, the, um, the, um, they wait for them to

bury themselves. And, or maybe, maybe the chauffeur that helped get her in to the, to the after party, maybe he comes forward. Maybe he's like, yeah. No, this whole thing happened. I was actually upstairs when they took her in the room. Yeah. I don't know what happened in the room, but she was definitely there and they went in the room.

So you think Busby wouldn't have done this. I think he's got something. Unless he had some. Something tangible. Yeah, I feel like he's got something. Because if he's, it's something like, well, this is what she said. Does she have? Right. Bless you. Does she have the court. Bless you. The judge is going to go, okay, I've read the complaint. What do you have that proves any of this issue? Oh, my, I have a sworn statement from my, my, you know, from my client. No, no. That's not going to be enough. What else? Uh, her parents will talk about when they, they remember picking her up. Yeah. Yeah. I'm not, you know, what else?

Like, do you see him saying? Like, he's going to have to have something. If he's got nothing, then that's going to be thrown away right away. I mean, throwing out right away. I hope all my childhood heroes don't just start falling like dominoes, bro. Now, like, LeBron's going to be next. The Bronz, like, you saw the video, ain't no party like a ditty party. Now everyone on the internet is, like, going after LeBron.

Like, LeBron, tell us the truth, bitch. Look at all these people that are fleeing the country. They're, like, leaving. About what? I mean, a lot of them are like, you know, know, they're, they're, they're, oh, it's, it's, it's, it's, is, is, are people really leaving? Oh, yeah, like Ellen DeGeneres, Tom, Hanks. Like, you got all these, these idiots that, you know, that are, you know, I'm not staying here because I'll kick rocks.

You know, and, and all of this is like, I just noticed the trees are swaying. Yeah, it's great. It's because it's real, bro. That's the window. We're, we're in a time machine in Christmas time in 1800. in the middle of the woods in Ontario. Leonardo DiCaprio left for some vacation. He's been, well, it's been months you've been gone, bro.

He's been gone? I think, yeah, I'm pretty, that's what I heard. You could look that up. Has he really been fucking out of the country? Who else left? Like, there's a, there's a whole slew of people that have, that have left. That's like, you're, these are very timely vacations and they're extensive vacation. Well, LeBron just took a leave from the Lakers.

Yeah, like, what do you? He plays for the Lakers and he just went on leave. What does this say? Did Leonardo Caprio flee the country at the aftermath? It's going to say, no, of course, debunked. Yeah, these. Is it debunked or is it what? There are multiple matches for Leonardo left viral Instagram post to break

and he took from acting in 2013. This is not about that, I don't think. This is 2013. Yeah. What's that something? Breaking News, Leonardo joins a wave of celebrity departures saying that this is no longer my America. Keep scrolling.

And that has what? Scroll out. How many shares does that tweet have? Nope. 228 re-shares, 48,000 views. Hmm. Yeah, that's just ditty.

Yeah. Yeah, I mean, it's hard to know. It's hard to know what the fuck is real, dude. Because this shit's so curated. You know, and Instagram and all these platforms will label it as misinformation.

Mm-hmm. Yeah, you don't know whether that's the actual celebrities team going out and saying that. Right. You know? Right. Right. Really been debunked. Yeah.

But, you know, this whole social media censorship thing, a lot of people are optimistic that it's going to stop in the next year after Trump gets in saying that they're going to kind of like do a bunker bust of these platforms of like YouTube and Google, bust them up and try to like break up the monopoly so they don't have so much. But the problem is. like Google was literally funded, incubated, and curated by the intelligence agencies. Like if you go back and search and if you like do your, I read this incredible background article where this guy did this long form investigative piece on Sergey Brin and Larry Page when they were creating Google from their, I think it was from Stanford, right? and they were being visited during the whole time they were developing Google and the page rank system and all of that. They were being visited by two members of the CIA and they were funded by DARPA, the CIA and the CIA and the NSA.

All their money came from these agencies to create it. And like the actual page rank system was a part of DARPA. Like that's like DARPA technology. So like to say that they've infiltrated these websites is not even doing it justice that these Google and YouTube and all this stuff was funded and incubated by the intelligence agency. So it's like their tool, right? You want to hear something? Huh. Guess whose sentence was commuted?

You know how Biden commuted 1,500 people's federal sentences yesterday? Mm-hmm. Who do you think was among them? I'm sure there's a laundry list. Tell me. You know one of them. I know one of them personally? You've talked to him on the phone.

Deverely. No. Frank Amadeo. What? Yeah. Frank Amadeo was commuted, was pardoned by Biden? Not pardoned, commuted. What's the difference?

So he had like seven or eight years to do on an ankle monitor where he's, He's basically in the halfway house. He's going every week. He has to do piss tests. They're followed. Remember, they could throw you back in prison. Yeah. So they said, you know what?

We're commuting your sentence. You're just on probation now. So he's got like, I think, two or three or three or four years of probation. So he's not on an ankle monitor anymore? Which means he could probably do your podcast. Oh, wow. Have you talked to him later? No.

Should we call him right now? I don't, I'm not calling him. Wow. Wow. I can't believe he got a community. He must have been writing a lot of letters, huh? Who knows what he had on bite. No, what they did.

No, I'm, what they did was everybody that was out on an ankle monitor, right? Biden commuted their sentence. Yeah. So anybody who had been gotten like the CARES Act or had been released and they were on an ankle monitor. And these are the guys that they're like, we don't know what to do with them, right? He said, you know what, I'm just going to commute their sentence and put them on probation. But who really commuted their sentence? Because you know Biden didn't really do shit.

Well, somebody wrote it up for him. up for him. Somebody has to remind him every day that he wakes up that he's still a president of the country. They see they you know he probably my he probably has moments of lucivity. You think? Yeah well let me tell you. So I could have conversations with my mom and they call it like I want to say they have called the twilight hours. Sundowners. Right. So as the sun's going down every once in while my mother would call me and so I could have had Brecht of us worth her that that morning. And she, She would call me up and say, Matthew, come get me. I'm in the hospital.

And I'd be like, what? What's wrong, mom? And she'd say, I'm in the hospital. Your father hit me. I'm in the hospital. It's like, what? Well, my father's been dead for, you know, seven years. You know what I'm saying?

And it's like, and you realize like, oh. And she had, you know, she had dementia. Right. But I had, you know, and, you know, she, I haven't seen your sister in week. I'm like, have you called Helen? I haven't seen her in weeks. she doesn't care about me. It's like, no, like, oh, okay, mom, you don't want to argue with them, right?

So I'm saying, I'm sure that I don't know if he's to that, because listen, the next morning, I show up for breakfast, hey, mom, how are you? How are you? How are you doing? Perfectly, doesn't remember the night before. Perfectly fine can tell me what's going on on CNN and Fox News and have a normal conversation, talk about what she's doing that day. And you're just like, wow.

Yeah. So I'm sure he has moments. or times of the day when he's better, when he's good, and times when he's bad, you know? It's like everyone's mad about him pardoning his son. Yeah, I mean, I don't care about him. What I care about is that, you know, you lied about it the whole time. You knew the whole time.

I mean, there's so many other things you could be upset about. That's a minor one. The fact that he's never been found guilty of anything, the fact that they haven't properly been able to impeach. And the fact that he, he, I'm going to send money to Ukraine. I'm going to have them give me money to my son. My son's son's going to be indicted and I'm going to fucking pardon him. You have fucking imagine when Biden was the vice president just randomly running in a hunter in Ukraine on the loose.

Just hunter on the loose on crack in Ukraine when Biden's the vice president. Can you imagine the fucking shit he's trying to pull you using his dad. as the vice president. Yeah, yeah, definitely pedaling. Yeah. You better have rock in my hotel room in two. Do you know who the fuck got? I will have you murdered unless you have a fucking eight ball in my hotel room in two hours.

Oh, God. Tim Dillon did the best bit on this on his podcast the other day. I'm talking about Hunter. Like, nobody's at their best when they're on crack in the Ukraine with holding a gun to a hooker's head. Don't judge people in that moment. he's your last son your last crackhead son like let him

off all these people that are getting mad at him they're the people that are get behind family values family values are what matter well if you give a shit about family values let this man pardon his last crackhead son you know his first son died of brain cancer from the burn pits

and the war now he's got one son left right this is his last son Hunter who was a crackhead who did Coke in the White House, he's your son. Yeah. Let them go.

I understand. The problem is, could you imagine being somebody right now who's doing time for the exact same thing that he got pardoned for? Oh, yeah. You're sitting there doing five years or eight years or seven years. Mm-hmm. That's tough. And you're sitting there going, wow.

That's tough. This is not right. Mm-hmm. You know. The world's not fair. No, it's not fair. It's fine. But, I mean, you know, they're all, there's, listen, there's, there's, there's, there's,

I think there's just corruption at every level. It's just different degrees of it. Right. You know, I love that Trump's going to be our first felon president. Love it. I love it. Yeah, man. I, uh, Julian scared the shit out of me with the drone stuff.

I really hope Trump shows up to that football game tomorrow. Oh, stop it. If he doesn't show up, we might have to start. What does that mean? What if he doesn't show up? If he doesn't show up to the football game, that means he got the fuck out of Dodge and he changed his schedule and he's not there. Where's the game?

Where's the Army Navy game? What does it mean? Find out where the Army Navy game is tomorrow. What does that mean is going to happen? What's Julian's prediction if that happened? He won't tell me. He's being elusive. He's keeping it a secret.

It's his journalistic integrity that he can't tell me what the fuck is going to happen. But something on the East Coast is going to happen and it's going to be bad and we have to start driving west. Where? Maryland. Landover Maryland. And Maryland is on the East Coast last time I checked, which is close to Jersey, I think. So everything, hopefully everything. be fine and we have nothing to worry about and we don't have to start driving to uh you want to hear some

colorado what's funny what's funny is um so did you ever hear of the um kids for cash judge yes of course yeah we use in the in the book right and the deverell in the book we wrote yeah so um you talk to the person in this case right yeah yeah i was the judge i mean the judge that helped with the lawsuit he his also his his sentence was community no oh listen there's guys why would they do that there's there's sex offenders sentences that he commuted why Biden I mean I think it was a blanket immunity said look everybody that's currently out on the cares act or whatever it was then just he he probably didn't put a lot of thought into it you know nobody in the white house is putting a lot of thought into anything right yeah it's just so much incompetence that

including this whole drone fucking fiasco. But yeah, he was one of the judge. And listen, you know, like I've talked to him, you know, several times. You know, he was out on ankle monitor just like Frank commuted. So nice guy. It's going to be interesting to see what happens when Trump gets in. He said he's going to release Ross Ulberg, right? He said he's going to do that.

It needs to be done. I think, I think he's going to shake some shit up like it's never been before. Like you've seen his appointments. Like these are not go with the flow kind of people. These are not bureaucratic, you know, that people that really understand the bureaucracy and are willing to work within it. Yeah.

These are guys that are, you know, they're pulling out hatchets to... Some of them, not all of them. Some of them are swamp creatures. Yeah. Right? Some of them are still swamp creatures, but some of them are good.

Like the guy Cash Patel seems like he's going to shake some shit up. Bobby Kennedy. Elon Musk. Elon Musk. Let's jump in a plane fly across the country. and pull the fucking plugs on the servers, you know, that kind of, let's fire 80% of staff. You know, let's got to cut, cut the, he's going to, they're going to cut some shit. Yeah.

I think people rightly so are skeptical about, like, what's going to be the difference between his campaign and what actually gets done and what actually gets done and what he actually does when he gets into the fucking White House. Yeah, it's, well, you know, the bureaucracy starts taking over where it's like, hey, we're going to do this. Well, okay, we can do that, but we have to do this and this. And what you thought you were going to get done in a week, six months later, you're still arguing. He said he's going to release the Kennedy files day one,

and then he's going to be free Os Ulbert, Ross Ulbricht. Okay. Oh, I hope those two things happen. And he said, you know, the Kennedy thing, I think, what do you say about that? He said the, he goes, if you saw what I saw. Right. I saw that on Rogan. You would want to say it to either.

Because, because what, supposedly these people, some of these people are still alive. Yeah, 99% of them are dead. Yeah. There's like one or two that are still alive. Right. And, you know, the thing is, look, if you're saying, you could always pardon the people that you think, I don't, you know, this person I don't want him to have to go through anything. It's been too long. You know, and he was

following orders, whatever, but these four people are still alive. Then I'm going to pardon them and I'm going to release it. So fine, you've just guaranteed that those guys are going to be okay. Like, you know, it's been a long time. They're not the same people. And they were, they were young and following orders. Like, was it horrific? Yes. But, you know, when you've got a gun to your head and you're being told to do something, this is what I'm ordering you to do. Right. And it may be horrible, but I'm about to be shot. Right. So I have to. to kind of go through it. Of course. I'm not saying that's, well, the case was, but if you're a part of the CIA and you're in a group of guys and you're being told this is what we're going to do,

it's kind of like, I was just given a very secretive order. And if I say, hey, I'm not going through with that. They're just, you're done. They're about to kill the president. They'll kill me. They're going to cut you. Yeah. Right. So it's like, I have to go through with this. So am I going to, am I going to go ahead and drive this guy up to the to the grassy knoll and let him get out and take a shot. Am I going to be the guy who blows the whistle on all this and exposes all this? Right. Like they just if they can kill the president, they're going to kill me. Like I'm going to I've got I got two kids and a wife. I'm going, sorry I'm going through with it. And now guess what? 50 years later, I'm still alive. You know, and Trump's like this guy rose through the ranks. He's retired. He's 80 years old.

You know, I hate to release this stuff. It's going to make his life miserable. What if they come in a arrest him, you know what? I'm going to pardon him. And there's four other guys. I'm going to pardon them. And I'm going to release it because it's time that the public knows the truth of what this country is, you know, is really like behind the curtain. Yeah. So, and really doing something like that, if that's really the case, and I don't know what the case is, that's really the case. Like, there are, listen, there are people like my mother and my father who made all the right decisions who were raised during the Depression error, who went to college, who, you know, had children, who worked the system, who were, you know, lower middle class and reached the goal

or reached the, the stratus of upper middle class, who did everything right, despite the problems they may have had as just human beings, who 100% believed in this country and believed everything they saw on the nightly news. My father didn't, as far as I know, ever questioned what Dan Rather said happened. And then you find out what really, hey, there really are UFOs. There really are this. There really is this. Guess what?

The CIA killed Kennedy. Could you imagine? Like, those people that are in their 70s and 80s that never questioned anything have got to, who right now think this generation is insane. they would be like just like they they probably wouldn't believe it though I mean if you had Trump come out in the I can't imagine if he released the documents yeah yeah like you see the documents it like this is what really happened it would be like you know guess what oh and by the way we didn't land on the moon that'll never happen well I know I we land on the news but the I think

yeah I think so I think so too but but the point is is could you imagine being that person it's just like yeah it's gotta be tough you'd be like I know a lot of people how I know a lot of people that just get all their information from CNN

and that would just undermine your belief system in the country in your entire life like I don't know you wouldn't know what to believe anymore at that point right

devastating devastating yeah dying to see what happened because listen something's I don't know is what's gonna happen do you know

how the process works with the confirmations, the people in his cabinet, they have to get confirmed. And like, I know that so, so Bobby Kennedy is one of the big ones, going to be the head of the HHS, right? And there, he has to be confirmed by a certain date. And that there's like a process of him getting confirmed to that position. Do you know how that works? No, but I mean, there's, I don't know how you could not confirm these guys. Like, I mean, these, none of them are half as whacked out as Biden's, you know, appointees, right? Like, like, you've got that nut job who ran the military, who, what was the other one that was dressed up like a woman that was like, I mean, they were just insane. They were all appointed. Like, and you've got what, and most of this is

made up of Congress. Can you find out when Kennedy is supposed to get, how the, like, how the confirmations of the cabinet members works or like, find out when, when does. Kennedy get confirmed. Oh, there's so many Republicans in Congress right now. You know, like, yeah, that's true. It's just like, how is it not going to be possible? The problem is a lot of these guys, they probably just don't want to go through scrutiny, you know? Like, you're sitting there.

You have to be answered all these questions. They're yelling at you. They're, you know, they're bringing up this. They're bringing up. Any rumor that comes up, you're like, what are you talking? You're bringing up stuff like, I was never convicted of that. That's a rumor. That's something my ex-wife said, you know, like, what are you talking about?

I still can't believe Frank. pardon. That's insane. Yeah, commutation. It's not pardoned. Oh, a commutation, whatever. Pardon would be like, he walks free. He walks free and he and he's no longer a felon. Yeah. Like they eliminate the whole thing. Like, if you searched him up, nothing would come up. They'd have to say he was basically expunged. Like, you're no longer a felon. Yeah. 10 years from now, if Naurilink comes out and like people are getting it, like CEOs are getting it of like health care companies. And like big tech companies, they're getting these neuralinks in there because they're rich and they can afford them. And it helps them connect better to the internet.

It helps them in like negotiation, pull shit off the internet that helps them like beat somebody in a negotiation or a lawsuit or something like that or it just helps you thrive, right? And it can just give you an advantage. Do you think you would do it? Or if like you're driving your car and you could be like, where am I going? I mean, 65 years old, 10 years from now. We'd be lucky to be around. I'm not going to have you drilling holes in my head. Like, is this something that they're, like, they're going to drill a hole in your head and stick this thing in?

You're going to do because of the age? What if they said that it could get rid of dementia? It could make you think like you thought when you were 35 years old, give you, you know. Yeah, probably sign me up. But like, I mean, I don't want to be the first guy. No, no, no. I'm saying they've already done the first guy. I'm saying now, like, thousands of people have them.

Right. You can pay 100 grand and get it done. And Matt Cox, you're going to be rich in 15 years. And you can afford 100 grand for a nerlink. and it'll make you feel younger. It'll make you think quicker. Yeah, I'd probably do it. You think you would?

Yeah, because let's face it, I don't have much life left. If I can take a chance at having a better quality of life for the remainder of it, yeah, I do it. Absolutely. Why, you wouldn't do it? They're going to be listening to you, what you're thinking, know everything, downloading it. That's the problem. That's the problem. Who gets control of it?

Listen, I interviewed a guy about cryptocurrency. um yesterday and yeah it was what you say i you know he he's taught i just the stuff he was saying was like how like okay i get moving away from the fiat system but the way he he was talking about laws and things that have already been passed like it's already going to happen like they're they've already the world bank has already decided will be off the field system by 20, like 25. Like he had all these things and it was just like, why have I not heard that?

And he's like, I don't know. You can look it up. And he has like the statutes. He has the things. He's like, yeah. And I'm like, yeah, well, you're telling me we're going to be off cash by in a year. He's like, no, no, it'll be phased out over a few years. But we'll be off.

Saying we're going to be on a CBDC centralized digital currency controlled by the United States. Yes. Yeah. And that was like, I was like, so I mean, first of all, he knows it inside now. He works for a company that has. completely involved in it. Well, I mean, China's already doing this. Right. Well, the other thing that was funny was he was like, yeah, he's like, he's like, now there are some, some states may end up,

you know, kind of, you know, bucking, like being like they're not interested. He's like, for instance, he's like, right now, you know, Florida's already, um, coming up with their own currency. And I'm like, what? And I'm like, what are you talking? Oh, boom. He's like, oh, yeah, pulls it up, sends me the information. I'm like, Florida's talking about coming up with their own currency to go on the gold standard. I was the same way. I was like, what? Really?

They were like, they're looking into it. I was shocked. Like the stuff he was. Dude. And I was like, how is this? He's like, well, it's not because it was very Danny Jones just where it's, this is what's happening. They're just not telling you.

You know, like, of course the media doesn't cover it. Well, there is some of that. It's not everything. But there definitely is some of that. Yeah, but it's definitely scary. Yeah, it's terrifying. That's why you need to buy a shitload of Bitcoin and Dogecoin. Oh.

Breaking. The state of Florida is considering a study to explore using gold and silver as currency, potentially bypassing the Federal Reserve System. And literally, it's an amendment. There's an amendment that says the states can do it. And I was like, what? He's like, yeah, it's amendment, whatever, such and such under this, that they're allowed to each state could actually come up with its own currency. Interesting.

The fuck is that? That was one of the things they fought the Civil War over. Yeah. Was that they wanted a nationalized currency. He was like, yeah, I know. But if certain things happened, then they're allowed to do it. And they're looking into doing it. And it's like, I've never heard this.

Right. Yeah. You know, he had a ton of stuff. This was an interesting guy. Interesting guy. It was all about digital assets and NFTs and cryptocurrency and Bitcoin and how, you know, way above my. pay grade.

This is from 2022. You can't, so you can't find anything recent about, uh, no, he's not talking about a digital currency. He's just saying Florida currency

based on gold and silver. Right. And this was from X. This was from X. So it had to be recent. Yeah. Yeah. There you go.

Two days ago, Fox. Could gold and silver become a currency in Florida? CFO Patronus supports the move. Wow. Go down?

Precious metals like gold and silver are not legal tender under current Florida law. If the state's chief financial officer gets his way, however, that could change. Florida's CFO, Jimmy Petronus, who's also running for a vacant seat in Congress, is launching a study to help figure out how gold and silver could be used to buy goods and services in the state. Huh? I mean, yeah. Just except Bitcoin.

Yeah, I know. Like, why go back to a system that we already phased out? Yeah. Because Bitcoin isn't... backed by anything. This is backed by gold. Bitcoin is, there's a finite amount.

There's only 21 million bitcoins to be made that they're going to be created ever. And it's like, I mean, I don't know. I can't make anything out of Bitcoin. What is Bitcoin backed by? I don't know what. I don't know,

I don't know, like, what is, like that means, it's not backed by anything. It's just the fact that you can't make. more of it. Right. Bitcoin, unlike traditional fiat currency, is not backed by

physical commodities like gold or silver, nor by the promise of a government or central bank. Bitcoin's value comes from the widespread trust in its security, scarcity, and predictability. Right. So it's so valuable because it cannot be controlled by anything, and there's only

a specific amount of it. And it's freedom. It's basically monetary freedom. It's a way to escape all centralized institutions that exist. But I can sell gold. You can also sell Bitcoin. Yeah, but I can make stuff out of gold.

And it's, who gives a shit? You can sell Bitcoin. I can go online right now and sell all my Bitcoin for whatever it's worth. So if I have one Bitcoin, I can sell it for $101,000 right now. Instantly, in one second, I can transfer it into cash. It's like a, it's not like it's some, have you bought crypto? No. Okay.

Not buying crypto. You're not buying crypto. That's a mistake. No. I mean, there are. You got to buy some crypto, bro. No, I'm not buying crypto. Come on.

I'll buy gold. I can physically touch it. But you keep your crypto backed up on this cold storage wallet. It's like a hard drive you keep it on. So it's not on the internet. And it's like you keep it in a safe or safe deposit box or whatever. And no one can touch it. Can't be hacked or anything.

I hear you. You should talk to this guy. You guys would have a ton to talk about. You could talk for hours. You've been a part of a bunch of documentaries and all kinds of. kinds of stuff. Yeah. Actually,

there's like a two and a half hour documentary on him, I could send you. Really? Not him, but he was basically throughout the entire documentary. Right.

It's all about the SEC suing. Who they sued like a couple of years ago. They sued somebody saying it was saying that the, it's a whole conspiracy. He's got a whole conspiracy behind Ethereum and the government and how they sued this company, this other company. to try and get to because this company was doing really well and it was going to take over

Ethereum and Bitcoin. It was going to be the number one crypto. And so what happens is a bunch of people in the government who were invested into Ethereum end up convincing the SEC to sue this company. And as soon as they sue them knowing they're going to lose the lawsuit, but it will stop them from moving forward. They immediately all like, step down from their positions and take other positions in private companies. They're all associated with crypto. And this company spends the next two years and like half a billion dollars fighting the lawsuit. And they just recently, like literally a few weeks ago, won the lawsuit.

But now they're, he thinks they'll come back. But of course, you know, Ethereum has been running wild since this lawsuit. You're telling me, Ethereum isn't, isn't a, not a commodity, but whatever. It isn't whatever they sued him for. But they're saying that this coin is, and it's the same thing. They just filed it to cripple the company. And it was a whole thing. I mean, it was super interesting.

It's just, like I said, it's above my pay grade because I don't really know. Speaking of lawsuits, you know who Billy Carson is? Yes, he's being sued. I saw the one. No, he's the one suing. Oh, I'm sorry. He's trying to get some stuff taken down because he ended up losing, looking bad in a debate or something. Yeah. So now he's suing, giving people serving them cease and desist letters at their doorsteps. And the two in the morning, it's on video and the guys ring doorbell. And he admitted on a video, on a live stream video, that he was doing it.

He said this. On his own fucking video, he goes, I'm just doing this to make them spend money because I know they can't afford to fight me in the lawsuit. And if you say that from lawyer people I've talked to is that you can't admit that. If you admit that, your shit gets thrown out. Yeah. What, what, why did he do so badly during the debate? Because he was debating a guy who actually has a PhD in the Bible. Right. And Billy actually has all the facts.

Billy likes to make a lot of big claims, big sensational claims about, about the past and about ancient history and ancient civilizations and aliens. Got a couple of nooks. He's got a lot of books. He's got a lot of money. and he basically got on this debate, I think a lot of bit unprepared. And this guy was just like laying down like hard facts, giving him like asking him legitimate questions.

And Billy kind of was like, oh, he's like on his phone kind of like scrambling what to find. And like it made Billy look bad and really uninformed compared to this guy. And it's not a good look, man, because Billy makes a lot of money. But I don't think he'll lose a ton of people. Like the people,

I don't think you will, yeah. I think you're right about that. And then doing the lawsuit just makes you look bad. It makes you look desperate. Yeah. You know, like, you know, some people are going to follow you just no matter what. They like you. They believe in you.

They believe in what you're saying. And maybe if it's not 100% accurate or you're making some assumptions, they're still going to follow you because they want to, just like we talk about. They want to believe this. Yeah. People are going to want to defend him. But at the same time, there's going to be a lot of people who want to see him fall just like, you know, everyone else. So he takes a 20% hit and he makes up for them next year or two.

I don't think it's going to. I don't think it'll, I don't think it'll affect him that much. It might be a little bump in the road, but he's going to still keep doing what he's doing. It's not going to change. The lawsuit is that, that's where it starts looking bad. Yeah. Well, I mean, well, he publicly admitted he sued them just to fucking make them spend money. Right.

Like, that's not good. That was not a good idea. But we'll see. What else do you want to talk about? Nothing. I mean, what are we doing? What are we? Listen.

So the guy that was, you know, you know how Devereoli, the real story, not the movie, at the end, you know how Deverely goes to Knight Armourment? And Night Armourment convinces him to come to Orlando. Yes. And the guy, the other guy brings, or the ATF agent brings a Glock and gives it to Devoroli Then Deverely takes it and then he arrests him. Yeah, and he rests him. Yeah.

Well, remember that they have Devoroli. He looks at the Glock and everything. He checks out the weapons, gives it back to the guy, tells the guy, look. You know, the guy's like, look, I brought the weapons. Can you go buy the ammunition? And Deverely says, yeah, okay, fine. And Deverely says, look, I can't buy ammunition, but I'll have my guy buy it. Yeah.

That guy's name is like Dejan, DeJure or something. I forget his name. He's, I think he's Serbian. or maybe he's from the anyway the point is he was one of the guys that was with Deverelli

from pretty much the beginning I talked to him the other day really? Yeah about what? He, after the whole Devoroli debacle, he went back to Serbia

for seven years and he just got back about 11 months ago and about a month and a half ago found out about the book that I wrote hand grenade yeah and no not hand grenade about um uh once a gunrunner and read the book and contacted me and said listen man a lot of what de vera roly said isn't true and i was there the whole time and this and this and this and i'd love to talk to you about it and so we talked on the phone for 30 45 minutes

and i said look you know you got to come on the podcast like we'll go through it piece by piece and he said carrying the torch matt cox i love to see it and he said um he was like absolutely so he's supposed to I think we're going to do it. I think he was saying like the first, he's in Miami, like the first of the year, I think we're supposed to do it. He said he's going to get back to me. He had to talk to some people. Beautiful.

Yeah, you know, he's worried about his English. But his English was good. Like he's like, oh, you know, I want to make sure that I sound. So this guy did business with Deverelli for a long time. Yeah. Like several of the companies when Devaroli's like on the ankle monitor, he's out on, like, he's got like three or four companies in this guy's name that are buying stuff. You know, yeah.

So this guy is like he knows, he knows we're all the bodies in an interview with him. I mean, I'm trying to get an interview. No, I mean for your sizzle. For our sizzle, I thought. Yeah, for the sizzle I'm paying for. Yeah. The one that I wrote, the whole book. You wrote it, I'm filming it and paying for it.

Oh, my God. It's okay. That's all right. It's an equal effort on both of our parts. I agree. Yes. So, well, I don't know. I thought I'd mention it because I don't think for the sizzle.

I think we let's get the sizzle out there. But he's one more person that we can, we can interview for the, if we can get to that point where we say, okay, there's multiple people. Yeah. That, you know, the more people you have, the more chance that you can go in and say, look, we can interview this guy, this guy, this guy and this guy. And these four guys for this, like, yeah. I think it becomes like, okay, it's not a two-hour dock now. Now it's a three-part doc, 45 minutes a piece or whatever. Fucking fascinating.

Yeah. This guy's very, look, he's super. I don't know why he was like I'm worried about my he kept saying he was worried about his accent he spoke great people like those kinds of accents what's it he's

from Serbian I think so I think it was a Serbia Hertzcavina is that what no so remember the Serbian Balkan

yeah yeah yeah like a Beck lover accent no I don't know anyway those accents do well yeah British doesn't do Well, at least on my podcast. I was on Sean Atwood the other day. Oh, yeah.

Oh, well, I take that back. He's probably one of my biggest podcasts. Yeah, I know. During the pandemic. How's he doing? I mean, he's killing it. He's doing five hours a day of lives about ditty and all kinds. And an hour of just a regular podcast.

This guy's, wow. I think he's like you. He's a machine. Is he at a million yet? I don't know. I don't know if he's doing it every day. Well, I think it's during the week. Yeah.

It's insane. Same thing. He had Courtney Burgess on. He had all the players on. Oh, wow. Yeah. What other players? Interesting.

Yeah. He's kicking ass. How many more podcasts you got to do this week? I got one tomorrow and then I'm going to L.A. on Monday, Tuesday, and Wednesday. I come back, well, I come back Wednesday and then Thursday. That's Christmas. What are you guys doing for Christmas? I think Jess is going to.

Santa gonna bring you. I don't, I don't, I, I don't want anything. I feel like I have, you know, or don't you feel like, like I have everything. Yeah. You know, like I'm a horrible person to buy for. Like, I don't want, and then you can't say, you know, no, don't get me anything because, you know, you know, you know they want to buy you something. So yeah, I don't want anything. Mm-hmm.

I know how it is. But I want very little, too, you know. Like I got Jess a truck. Did you? Yeah. What kind of truck? $250? It's a, no.

It's a Tacoma with, you know, it's like a king cab type. Yeah. Oh, hell yeah. That's awesome. But she loves that. Yeah, it's 2024. Wow. Matt Cox.

Bro, listen, she was, oh, are you kidding me? Listen. She paid cash? Listen, we're looking at places. Like, we're, when it was like, look, because I don't have a vehicle. So we're sitting there going, hey, you know, I'm saying, look, well, what about this vehicle? What about this one? Like, we're looking at SUVs.

And she's like, yeah, that's okay. That's good. And they're all vehicles around 60, 70,000, right? I figure like get a nice vehicle. Like we only have one. Yeah. You know. And we're sitting there and she's like, yeah.

She's like, you know what? Honestly. And I was like, yeah. And she goes, I really like Tacoma. And she's like I really would like. And I was like, well, what? I don't know anything about it. Cromas are fucking great.

I love Tacoma. I'm like a truck. And she's like, yeah, but we could get like the one with the. So I'm like, okay. And so she starts looking and we start looking and she finds one. She's like like this. This is what I want. And I see 38,000.

It was like 40 that ran. I thought. done let's go right now absolutely like i'm looking at something 60 70 000 i'm like are you sure are you sure and she's like no that's what i want like she's not looking at the prices that we're looking you know she don't think she realized the disparity right right right and listen we bought it that night did you really straight to the dealership wow write it up let's do this matt cox but she lives large baby that's great listen she

what a great feeling to buy your to buy your wife a new car see listen the next day, washed it. That night sat in the car for like an hour and a half, two hours. Just, you know, it was, you know, so cute, bro. Like, she's never had it. It's better than buying yourself a new car. Oh, absolutely. I could care less. I've had tons of new car. I'm like, yeah, all right, it's great. Yeah. You got a Ferrari in the 90s. You're good. So, but yeah, she, like, sits in it, washed it. Three days later, washed it again, you know, knows out what everything does. Read the manual. It's like, I've never done that in my life. Never. I don't know what half the ship does. Yeah. But anyway, yeah.

That's beautiful. It was pretty cool. I drove it here. I got to check it out. Cool. Well, thanks again. Check out Matt Cox's YouTube channel Inside True Crime in Españal on TikTok. I'll be honest with you. There's better stuff. There's some great, I mean, honestly, like you guys seriously. Like, there's some great stuff on Netflix. Apple has a series called Silo.

No. That's something you should check out. Yeah. You could do better than Inside Truth. If you've made it this far, God bless you. Yeah, yeah. This is a struggle. This is a struggle. You're a real one if you made it this far. Yeah. I appreciate everybody. I appreciate you, Matt Cox. Thanks. Merry Christmas to all and to all a good night.

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