Investigate Earth Conspiracy Podcast - Sean Diddy Combs Co-Conspirators and Victims Conspiracy Podcasts

Episode Date: September 25, 2024

In this episode, we dive deep into the latest developments in the Sean 'P. Diddy' Combs saga, exploring the alleged co-conspirators and victims involved in a shocking trafficking ring that may extend beyond the music industry and into the realm of politics. We break down the complex web of power, control, and influence, examining potential allies of Combs, as well as victims like Justin Bieber, Usher, and others. Tune in as we unravel the details of this wild and disturbing case. All of this and more on this episode of Sean Diddy Combs Co-Conspirators and Victims Conspiracy Podcasts

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She's standing in the crowd. Hello and welcome to Investing at Earth podcast. I'm your host shadow alongside my beautiful wife, Sherry. On tonight's episode, we're diving back into the P Diddy Saga. We've had a few episodes on this insane situation. This is something that they used to tell you with some massive conspiracy theory, like the Illuminati, you sell your soul, you sell your body, you sell whatever it is to the game or to the system.

And in exchange for that, you get fame, you get fortune, you get all these things. And they all used to say, it's massive conspiracy theory, guys, nothing to see here. This is not true. You are a conspiracy theorist if you believe this, but now we have Sean P. Diddy Combs that is behind bars and being held without bail and awaiting racketeering charges, conspiracy charges, and sex trafficking, and potentially facing life in prison. And when we talk about all of the people involved, whether they be co-conspirators or even victims, these are household names that you have heard about for so many years. and even with just those names, who is over those people?

Is Diddy the main guy in charge? Or are there more powerful elites that are actually pulling the strings of this entire system? I believe that is the case. And so on this episode, we're going to talk about the people implicated, whether it be co-conspirators or victims. And we're talking about people like Justin Bieber. I mean, these are some massive names. And Cherry, you know about Justin Bieber because Justin Bieber is one of your favorite artists. has been for a very long time.

He is my favorite artist and he is a definite victim for sure. And it just makes me sick that he went through what he did to get fame as a 12 year old. Yeah, I mean, but you got to think as a 12 year old as you're being put and brought in the system and manipulated and taking advantage of and being taken the ditty parties. This is like the worst place do you ever want to end up as a 12 year old pop star? and there are lawsuits that have come out with Diddy's former girlfriends and wives where that's the only reason we probably even know about this because if you go back to Epstein, for example, Epstein unalived himself, killed himself, they said, in a maximum security facility. The same facility, by the way, that Diddy is being held in right now, which is also under suicide watch. now very similar to Epstein he was in a padded room a he was only allowed out one hour a day

from his cell and it just so happened that when he killed himself all of the cameras malfunctioned they had no tape or video of the actual incident the guard logs disappeared somehow don't know how that happened but they did and so now did he is also on suicide watch in the same jail held by the same prosecutors and the same division in New York, which, you know, this division in New York, they typically go after crimes like trafficking, you know, racketeering, conspiracy, all the big crimes. And so the same people that are, that held Epstein are now also in charge of Diddy. And so we put a poll out on X the other day that said, how long do you think Diddy is going

to be alive? Because Diddy has a lot of information. He has a lot of videos, probably a lot of blackmail. stuff that we, you know, very similarly relate to Epstein. And most people thought that probably did he won't last past a month. And I have to probably agree with that because, I mean, you think about Epstein, for example, Sherry, who was that they brought to trial? It wasn't Epstein because he was dead.

They brought dislane Maxwell and brought four victims. And that was it. Case closed over with never to be heard from again. You know, guys, there's nothing else to see. here. Well, number one, I don't even think they would have brought these charges up against him if Cassie did not file the lawsuit against him. I think it was in March, November.

I don't know when it was. But if she would not have filed this lawsuit against him as far as raping her and actually sex trafficking her. And they did settle out of court quickly for undisclosed amount of money. Probably a lot. But that's when the FBI went and raided his two houses in L.A. in Miami. I'm just wondering would they have even rated his houses if these lawsuits didn't come out?

Absolutely not because you know what I think about this? You know, as she brings this lawsuit forward, right? And so the feds get word of this and they say, oh shit, Diddy is about to be implicated and not just Diddy, all of his co-conspirators, all of the people that we have protected for so long since the early 90s, by the way. We're talking about 1991 on. This is when Diddy was kind of going through all of these different. segments of his life to where he was either involved in murders or, I mean, we're talking about Tupac, Biggie Smalls, nightclub shootings, you name it.

And he was all, and Shug Knight. He was protected from all of this and people like J-Lo were involved potentially in this, that J-Lo has obviously still not talked about any of the allegations or the actual charges against P. Diddy so far. But what we do know is even on X, you have people like Pink, Usher, various other, Yeah, you know, music industry, I guess, royalty, as they would say, that have completely deleted some of their social media accounts. Oh, wait a minute, but Husher was hacked, right? Yeah, and Usher said he was hacked, supposedly, right?

Which is all BS. And Usher is heavily implicated in this. More than likely, also a victim because when Usher came into... Yes, he was 10 to 12 years old when P. Diddy had actual garden ship of him. Yeah. And the same thing with Justin Bieber. So I want to go back to how this all started. But before you do, I want to...

to point out what did Elon Musk say about this? Because he had a really good post. Yeah, Elon Musk said it's funny because not only has X now a free speech platform, but it's also a crime scene, it appears. And what he was specifically talking about was with Diddy. And so when we're seeing some of these celebrities deleting their post off of social media, never to be found again, this is what Elon was talking about or referring to what many people believe. Now, guys, is Diddy the main guy, right?

we've talked in this show for so long about how this system works, how the global system works of elite power. And it's not just a music industry. It's not just Hollywood. It is a global system. And at the nucleus of this web or the world elite powers, these are people that are the most powerful in the entire world. Don't think about Bill Gates in this situation or Elon Musk or some of these forward-facing public-facing figures. Think about people that you probably don't even know about. And that includes Claus Schwab or George Soros.

Even people beyond them are not known about that are at the nucleus of this web. So if you think, hold on. If you think about the web, think about P. Diddy and some of these outer echelons of the web as just people that they have to cut the ties with at times, just like Epstein. They're like, hey, Epstein is getting too much heat. There's some shit coming out about him. Kill them. We have to kill them because we got to protect. protect the third or fourth layer of the web.

Diddy is no different. Diddy, they say, hey, we've got lawsuits coming out about Diddy. There's about to be some shit exposed. If, you know, and then also, if Diddy stays alive, that's very bad for them because he's going to start implicating people. And that's also very bad for them. That's why I just, I don't think that Diddy will stay alive long enough for a trial. Right.

And some say this is the worst timing, especially because the November elections coming up. Yeah, for sure. I mean, obviously there's people that are saying this is a distraction. I mean, could it be? Absolutely. That's what everybody's talking about. That's what we're talking about now, although we're also talking about the Trump assassination attempts.

We've had a lot of things we've been talking about over the past couple of months. But before we get in this, I just want to say, if I have not said already, this is probably an episode you don't want to let your kids listen to. Also, if you want to support us or follow us and see what we're posting on a daily basis, go and follow us on X. X is our main platform. It is, in our opinion, the only platform that is, pro free speech right now.

And depending on what happens in this election is whether or not X will be around for any amount of time. But I do feel like even if you do not have X, go make an account, go follow real people, real journalism, real independent news that is really trying to get the stories out. They're breaking the stories. And there's a lot of great people on there. Some of those people you will hear on this episode tonight. And you can also follow us.

And if you want to support us, please go share our podcast with anyone you've possible. can send it to him a messenger put it on your timeline do whatever you can rate us good all of those things really help us guys we love you so very much uh the previous two ditty episodes are blowing up and we are so thankful for that and uh and for your support so i want to first get into the initial news report of when p ditty uh linked to sex trafficking and assault and rape and when his houses were rated this was the actual first news report before we get any deeper into this listen The rapper and music executive perhaps being linked to a sex trafficking investigation. He got some shots of a few people coming out of the home.

Those people have been detained. Now we're trying to still connect the dots. We do have some sources on scene here that we're getting this information from. We were actually the first ones here with about 30 different law enforcement vehicles at least. There are three bear cats on scene here. This just all unfolded, Sandra, I would say, less than 10 minutes ago. here even before the crime scene tape came up. So we're just down the hill.

If you look up this street where Tony is right now to the right, you'll see one of those bearcats and law enforcement. The other side of those bushes, basically, is that home that is registered to bad boy films, which is part of bad boy entertainment. And the home in particular is registered not only at bad boy films, but to one of Pete Dittie's daughters. They are heavily armed, and they've been very tactful. It would probably be the best word to use as they,

made entry into this home this afternoon. We actually watched them as they made their way through one of these side gates. And as soon as they got inside the home, one of the things that first things they did was made their way into this garage that you see is open right there. Now, they did take a couple people into custody. We witnessed that. Now, are they under arrest? Are they just being asked about what they know? That I can't answer.

But I can tell you there's three people right there that were taken into custody. were inside that home at the time of the raid. All right. So there was the initial reports when P. Diddy's mansions were being raided. So why do I play that? Well, number one, you have to think about the entire situation at hand. When you think about the FBI raiding Diddy's mansions, this was very similar to how they raided Epstein's mansions.

Everyone was looking during the Epstein saga about what the client list is. Are they ever going to release the client list? And although there has been speculation of actual list released, we have had flight logs of people that have been to the island. I know Bill Clinton had been there many, many times. I know Bill Gates had been there many times. Even people like, you know, heavily world-renowned scientist. We're talking about princes. We're talking about world leaders, elite politicians that are not just from the United States, but from around the world.

And so when everyone was like, well, where are we going or when are we going to actually see the client list? The thing is, guys, is that client list is not the biggest deal here. It's not the client list that the FBI are raiding these properties that they're never going to release. Even though, yes, they're probably never also going to release the client list, but they're damn sure never going to release the footage, which is what they took from these properties. So when they raided Diddy's Mansion, their number one goal was to see. sees all video cameras and all cameras from that property and all data backing those cameras up so that they could have control over that information. Because if you guys have not been paying attention, the FBI and the intelligence agencies,

they are for the government, the system that is in place now. They are not for you. They are not here to protect your rights and your freedoms and actually investigate crimes the way they should. Although, yes, I am not saying they're not good FBI agents. It is the leadership in charge now that is that is in control and power based on the administration in charge, which in my opinion is the deep state and bureaucrats. And that's really what's happening, Chad, because they're taking these videos and this footage out. So no one has, what is the word?

Well, no one has evidence. They don't have anything to put on anybody. Because P. Diddy was just like Jeffrey Epstein. He videoed everything. He videoed every freak off party. He videoed every party. He had everything on video. He had cameras in every room set up.

He was just like Jeffrey Epstein. And the thing is for him to, he's just like Jeffrey Epstein. He's using these videos as blackmail to blackmail all of these celebrities just like Jeffrey Epstein blackmailed all the politicians. For sure. And when you think about Diddy, for example. And I go back to Kanye West in our last episode where he said, where Kanye said that Diddy was a Fed, very similar to how most people believe that Epstein is a Fed, aka CIA. And so I wonder if Epstein also drugged people that came to his island to get them involved in sexual heinous acts, potentially with pedophiles. I mean, sorry, not pedophiles, but with minors to implicate them as pedophiles and to where they're,

they would have this dirt on these very powerful people to make sure that they had control over our government, over the influence and the, and the decisions that our government makes. I 100% believe that as a possibility. Now, if we go back to what Kat Williams said about P. Diddy, and he said this, by the way, the very beginning of this year before any of the P.D.D.T stuff came out and we got to go through some of this before we get into the new details about the people implicated. but this is what Kat Williams, just to remind you guys of what Kat Williams said to Shannon Sharp. I've had to turn down $50 million four times, four times, just to protect my integrity and that virgin hole I was telling you about.

Right. Because Pete Ditty be wanting the body, and you got to tell him no. You've got to tell him no. I did. I did. See, I got the receipts for everything I'm telling you. That's why I can say them. So, kid, I need no one.

Here, get you a no one too. So that is when Kat Williams went on Shannon Sharp, and everybody thought that he was crazy. That, you know, oh my God, this dude is psycho. Oh, no, but Justin Mee were trying to tell him no, too, when he was 12 years old. For sure. He brought him to his property. He had 48 hours with this kid. He showed him Ferraris.

He showed him homes. He said, these one day are going to be yours. Yeah. He's like, what do you want to do for the 48 hours? He's like, let's go see some women. This is what Jessumee were saying. I don't know what happened to Jessumee were in those two days, but I don't think it was good. And then when they reunited in another video that we might play, I'm not sure.

But Diddy is like, why aren't you calling me anymore, man? It's like, what's happening and what's going on? And Justin Muir was like, well, yeah, I know you've been calling me. It's like he was resisting calling him because he didn't want anything to do with this guy after that. Yeah. But then he's like forced. to give his number and not soon after that you see Justin Bieber at these freakoff parties where people are assuming that Justin Bieber is pretty much giving BJs to people at the party.

Allegedly to Odell Beckham Jr. Yes. Yeah. And this is terrible. So here's some of the clips. This was 12 year old Justin Bieber when he went to Diddy's home for what was it, 48 hours. This is what they said they were going to do during that 48 hours. And this is a, I don't know, how old Diddy was, 40s, probably maybe here.

Yeah, he was in 40s, his 40s and Justin was 12. Yeah. So here. Maybe he was older. No, he looks about 12 years old. He could have been 40. Who knows? But here is the video.

He's in, you ever seen the movie 48 hours? Right now he's having 48 hours with Diddy, him and his boy. They're having the times of their lives. Like, you know, where we're hanging out and what we doing? We can't really disclose But it's definitely a 15 year old's dream You know I have been given custody of him

You know, he signed to Usher I had legal guardianship of Usher When, you know, he did his first album I did his first album I don't really, I don't have legal guardianship of him But for the next 48 hours He's with me So

And yeah And you're And we're going to go full buck full crazy. Yeah, and Justin Bieber is sitting here looking like, uh, yeah. Oh, my God. But let's just cut to the bullshit. He had Usher and he had a legal guardianship of Usher when he was 10 to 12 years old. He was talking about how they used to eat cereal together, have corn flakes or whatever.

But what really happened is Usher was sexually abused by Diddy. Sounds like. Yeah, for sure. And then Diddy finds this kid. Justin Bieber and he says, oh my gosh, you're talented, you're great. Let me introduce you to my friend Diddy. Why would Usher ever do that to Justin Bieber? Yeah, let's place a series of clips of Beaver, right, with Diddy.

So that was probably 12 to 14 year old Bieber. This is probably 16 year old Bieber here in this short clip. And this is Diddy asking him, why are you no call me no more? Don't act different, huh? You ain't been calling me and hanging out the way we used to hang out. Well, I mean, you tried to get in contact with me, you know, through all my, you know, partners and whatnot. But you never really got my number.

So, the number? Yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah. So that was, uh, did he say, why are you not call me no more? And it was shortly after that is when Justin was about 17 years old and started, uh, joining in these freak off parties. Yeah. But here's another video of Justin talking, uh, to a reporter about some of his trauma.

It's a very short clip, but listen to this as well. It was hard for me being that young and being in the industry and not knowing where to turn and everyone, you know, telling me they love me and, you know, just turn their back on you in a second. So if she ever needs me, I'm going to be here for her. But, yeah, just protecting those moments because people take for granted encounters.

And I just want to protect her, you know. I don't want her to go through anything I went through. I don't wish that upon anybody. Yeah, if she ever needs me, I'm just a call away. Do you realize how important your story is? Every time I have a conversation with someone who's been through this unique type of experience, I'm just, I'm searching for some kind of truth that can help. I commend you for going there.

and asking the tough questions and the things that people don't want to talk about and they don't want to go there because it's just it's revealing and it's so that was just and jason beber and and jason beber almost in all of his interviews always talks about how broken he kind of is right i mean this is a guy that has been afforded everything he is he's been given everything in a lot of ways he's been one of the biggest pop stars on the face of the planet and yet he always seems so broken. This even goes back to Aaron Carter. Rumors were circulating about Aaron Carter. Now, for those that don't know who Aaron Carter was, you know, he was supposedly killed right before he was about to expose what happened at P. Diddy's sex trafficking parties where he was a childhood victim of drug abuse and rape. Aaron Carter released an album under Sony Music Group Entertainment, which is a parent company of P. Diddy's Bad Boy Records. Aaron Carter was the brother of Nick

Carter, which is the Backstreet Boys, one of the main guys in the Backstreet Boys. They kind of always ostracized Aaron Carter. But then he shows up and he shows up dead, Aaron Carter, in a bathroom where it looked like he had excreted on himself. There was a lot of weirdness with this entire death and investigation. No one fully understood. Everyone, I guess, believe there was something more to the story. Aaron Carter leading up to his death was talking about he was going to expose a lot of.

of things. They all called him crazy. You're psycho. You know, this guy don't know shit. But this was Aaron Carter. Now, to get to that, we got to also talk about, you know, a newsmax spotlighted the Diddy List, calling out the Kardashians even and revealing that the notorious group mirrors the Epstein and Harvey Weinstein circles.

And so this is a mainstream news organization that also talked about this. Very short clip, but listen this. Allegedly, the Kardashians are mixed up in this, that there's some documents, there's some proof, evidence that people were being drugged, and then things were being recorded, videotaped, and then that was used against executives or individuals to get further in their deals. What can you shed on that topic? Yeah, the names, and what you're going to find here, it's the same circle. It's the Epstein Circle.

It's the Harvey Weinstein Circle. Remember, they run in packs. Football players hang with football players. Baseball players or baseball players. The industry run impacts 15 years of freak out parties. Who do you think went through there? Everybody. They went through there.

Now, does it mean they're all complicit in trafficking? No, but they saw stuff and they talk about it. And they know. And they know what happens at midnight. They know what happens at midnight. At midnight, certain things happen. Girls get naked. All of a sudden, everybody's naked.

all of a sudden they find out oh have i been kissing on a man or or a tranny is this a dude or a girl all but all being recorded so there were so many people that came through these freak off parties right there was so many celebrities that are implicated in this puffy camp puppy camp yeah or peedy camp right even i remember back flavor camp yeah i remember back when um it's it's It was nuts back when Dave Chappelle did a skit on P. Diddy and talking about going down in New York and getting that breast milk, you know, that. What? Which was nuts, right? I mean, it was crazy.

Brass milk. But Dave Chappelle knew how freaky did he was. And the entire industry knew how freaky did he was. And going back to the Justin Bieber thing. So we're just going kind of on a timeline here. Yeah, but it's just so sad that nobody. spoke out and stopped this stuff when it was happening. You know, and I guess it doesn't work when you're a celebrity or in Hollywood or, you know,

you just have to go through the ropes. I don't know. It's just sad to me. Yeah, but you have to understand that Diddy was protected the entire effing time. He was protected by the system. He was protected by local law enforcement in different scenarios, whether it be the Tupac murder, whether it be the Biggie murder, whether it be the nightclub. shooting, whether it be the stampedes, whether it be the sex trafficking and the scandals and all

this stuff. Everyone knew about this for so long and protected him until it was about to expose them and their system and their ring. This is when they had to bring charges because they had no other choice because unless you bring charges, you can't control the information that's coming out. So how do you control the information that's coming out? Well, you have to put him in prison and silence his. voice because more than likely he was about to start talking he was about to start saying things

that was going to be very detrimental to the system at play to the elites to the very powerful that says hey we got to do something by this guy we got to control him put him in prison we cannot have him talking about this shit because now the lawsuits are coming out and all this stuff he's about to be implicated we got to shut him the hell up but this goes back to briefly uh as we're talking about jason beber this was us going on Howard Stern where he talked about his experience with Diddy? Listen to this. I moved to New York City and I lived with Sean Puffy Combs for a year. That's the crazy thing. Now that was L.A. Reed's idea, right? We're sending you over to something

called Puffy Flavor Camp. There you go. To learn some... Flavor Camp. Yeah, that's what it was called. And you're going to go to Puff Daddies. He's going to... In the 90s. Do you understand what that's like? Puffy's place was... was like just filled with chicks and orging like nonstop, right? No, not really. I mean, but, hey, it was curious. I got the chance to see some things. Yeah, but you were 13.

What were you seeing? I went there to see the lifestyle. Right. And I saw it. And it was, and it was, and it was, but I don't know if I could indulge and understand what I was even looking at. It was, it was pretty wild. So nobody tried to, you know, some woman didn't come along.

I didn't say that. Okay. I didn't say that. What I did say is that there were very curious things taking place. Uh-huh. And I didn't necessarily understand. Biggie Smalls was there. Biggie Smalls was there.

Little Kim, Craig Mack. All these people are hanging around. Yeah, man. Faith Evans. Joey C. Mary Jay Blas. They ain't nothing about this shit. I was having a good time. Does you have you doing any chores? Are you doing dishes at all? I mean, to keep you humble somewhat?

Or are you just like, can you stay up to 4 in the morning with them and party? I mean, I could. I actually stayed up longer than them. And do you have much? Honey, what's going on? I mean, I had like, per damn. I had like, you know, like a living. Yeah, it's pretty crazy. 14 years old.

You're a dad now. Would you ever send your kid to Puffy Camp? Hell no. See? So basically saying that he was probably more than likely sex trafficked. He was a victim of pedophilia is what it sounds like. You know, when the co-host of Howard Stern says, well, you were 13. So there was no girls that were trying to do anything.

thing or other people with you at 13. He's like, I didn't say that. I didn't say that, you know. He obviously is not going to talk about what actually happened there, but he's 13 years old. Yeah. And Justin Bieber was 12 years old. To me, that's sex trafficking boys. Yeah, for sure.

And why do they do that? It's because they say you sell your, you know, what's the old lineage? You sell your soul to the devil. We'll give you this. So many people have always said. You know, there's so many of these celebrities that have sold their souls, which is what made them famous. Right. And some of the celebrities that did not sell their souls, in my opinion, is Kat Williams is one.

He's always spoke out against these freak off parties. Always. You can go back in history and see he's always spoke out against it. Another one is Jaguar Wright. I guess some people think she is crazy. But I don't think she's crazy. I think she knows the truth about everything that was going on. You know, and you just think about BIG or Biggie, you know, he was under Diddy and he got shot in Diddy's car.

Yeah, for sure. Now, I know this episode is a little bit all over the place because it's so hard to kind of put this into a very formulated system because this is all over the place. It is all over the place. But Ice Cube, for example, Ice Cube, which is one of my favorite actors. I love him. He was a great rapper. But, man, his, I love every role he's ever been in, in, in, in, in, in, in, in 21, jump street, all of that, right?

Was he in 21 Jump Street? Yeah, he was in 21 Jump Street. Yeah. Friday. You know, um, God, there's, there's been so many. There's so many. You can't even think about it. There's been so many movies.

Boys in the Hood. I mean, you name it. But Ice Cube has always been very outspoken. But he did not like these parties at all. No, but he's been out. intended him. He used to be outspoken against the system, what he thought was a system of police, right? He was one of the ones that had the song called F the Police, right?

And NWA, he was a huge part of that. He was one of the massive writers on the F. the police song back in the 80s. But there was something that as Ice Cube probably about eight months ago to a year ago started coming out and talking about this system in place. And he sends a chance. chilling message here to J-Lo, but listen to what Ice Cube says here in this piece. Yeah, what's cracking.

You know what it is. It's a homeboy Ice Cube. And some of you may not have realized that I'm not part of the club. And a lot of you listening to me right here, right now, you're not part of the club. you're not part of the club either. And what I realize with the club is what makes them so mad is when you don't want to be a part of their fucking club

that pisses them off. What club am I talking about? I'm talking about the club of gatekeepers that we all got to deal with. You know who they are and they definitely know who they are. A lot of people would be like, what? Who, who?

Come on, man. Stop playing. So, every sense, every since I put out the contract with Black America, you know, they've been fucking with me. Here and there, this and that. But it's cool, you know. I expect that.

You know, I've been working with, you know, on the big three for a long time. And you know how they've been fucking with me with that. that I've made it simple and clear what they've been doing, you know, the NBA been fucking with us. Now, a lot of people might say like, but Kube, you want to work with the NBA. Really, I don't give a fuck about working with the NBA. What I want them to do when I say work with us is to stop working against us. Stop doing that bullshit behind the scenes that we know you're doing.

mainstream media you know they ain't fucking with us and that's cool we can do it ourselves you know what I'm saying we still on the rise without these motherfuckers so we don't need them you don't need them

you know so what am I going to do to deal with these motherfucking gatekeepers well what I'm going to do is go on a fuck the gatekeepers podcast tour and I'm going to talk to everybody, everybody, you know,

and get a chance to get my message out to the people, be able to let people hear from me, you know, and, and you know, you might agree, you might not, but the important thing is you know, for me to go on these platforms, say what I feel about what I think. And, you know, some people may get pissed off because I'm going to talk to everybody. I'm not playing. And it's going to be a crazy summer. It's going to be fun. Appreciate y'all.

Always support the big three. Hopefully I'm doing stuff that you guys. dig you know i'm not doing this for me i'm doing this for people that's bored as fuck in the summer with summer sports and won't something cool like the big three so here we are appreciate you much love much respect from your home boy ice cube remember that so many people wondered what ice cube was saying here right he he had been on many podcasts and he started talking about these gatekeepers these people that were in control of hollywood and the music industry and if you did not conform to their system, probably that pedophilia, that satanic cult that Hollywood and the music industry is,

then you are not a part of the club. And in particular, he started talking about this with the big three, which is his basketball league, which the NBA didn't screw with. They tried to blacklist and blackball him because they knew that he was not a part of the club. And so recently he in a concert said this, this was two days of. ago about the Diddy allegations. Almost 40 years. Rocking the mic.

And I'm going to tell you right now, me and Dubcy ain't never been to a Diddy Party motherfucker motherfucker. We ain't got to worry about us on them motherfucking tapes. So that's what he had to say. And listen, I think, I think it's very important because there has to be people that are going to start having to come out saying, was I a part of this system, this cult? Because it seems like right now the rap game was just completely infected with this system, this coldism, the satanic pedophilia that we are seeing today. Sherry, did you have something to talk about J-Lo in this instance earlier?

Well, I thought you brought her up. I was just going to say that J-Lo actually was dating ditty in the late 1990s. They were in a nightclub one night. Yeah. And there was a shooting. And J. Lo and Diddy who were rushed out of the nightclub and drove off by their driver. Yeah, for sure. And not soon after that, the driver had to lie for them and saying they didn't have a gun in the car.

And they both said there was no gun in the car when there was a gun in the car. So the driver actually sued Diddy over this allegation, making him lie, saying there was no gun in the car when there was. And I think there's a lot that J-Lo knows about all these freak-off parties and maybe even the pedophilia and the sex trafficking. There's pictures of her at the freak-off parties. Yeah. And J-Lo has been a huge name in the industry for so long. She's been like the girl that everyone admires for being, you know, in older age now.

But, you know, beautiful what many women would say and many men would say. She's gorgeous and she's this. And she's been kind of the. the apple of our eye in the music industry, and yet she has been a huge part of Diddy's life. She was actually arrested with him in 1999. But soon after that, she did break up with him. So, you know, that was 24 years ago.

So I think her life has gone on a better end than Diddy's has. Well, maybe. Who knows? I mean, she continues to date some strange people over the course of those years. Now, also, we're staying on Ice Cube for just a minute, but in light of the Didler, aka Diddy's scandal, Ice Cube explains how the rap and hip hop works and related to the government. He claims that the CIA created rap and hip hop to cause youth to commit crimes as a social experiment. So when you start thinking about this, this has been a huge conspiracy theory for so long. But you've got to think about what the rap game is.

talks about what what they actually rap about and this is what ice cube had to say with bill more um on a recent show listen the same people who own the labels on the prisons literally the same people literally the same people who own the labels on private prisons the records that come out are really geared to push people towards their prison industry but they didn't make you write those lyrics. It's not about making somebody write the lyrics. It's about being there as guard rails to make sure

certain songs make it through and certain songs don't. Some records are made by committee, meaning record company guys sit around and tell the artists this is hot, say that, do this. We're going to have this guy write the lyrics. We're going to have that.

You have, you know, the record company pushing the narrative. You know, some social engineering going on here. to make sure those prisons stay full. John Homestin, a retired CIA agent, has admitted on national Russian television that the CIA was behind the creation of the 1980s hip-hop scene and financed major hip-hop acts including NWA,

Africa Bumbada, and Grandmaster Flash in the Furious Five. The government at the time spent, quote, big money, serious money, on this covert operation destined to first, furthered division and corrupt the American youth, tenialist, anti-establishment, and anti-American ideologies. He explained in a half-hour interview broadcast on national television. Famous hip-hop songs of the legendary hip-hop outfit NWA were even scripted by a team of psychologists and war propagandists of the CIA. F. The Police and when I'm called off,

I got a sawed off, squeeze the trigger. and bodies are hauled off, and other nihilist and anti-establishment lyrics were intended to unleash a wave of cynicism towards authorities, promote the use of heavy drugs, and entice the youth with revolutionary counter-establishment ideas. The retired CIA agent claims the social engineering maneuver was extremely successful, quote, we understood at the time that music was a powerful means of propaganda to reach the youth, explained the 77-year-old man. Our mission was to use teenage angst to our advantage and turn Generation X into a decadent, pro-drug, and anti-establishment culture that would create uprisings and further division

within society. We even infiltrated mainstream radio to promote their music and reach millions of people every day, he admitted, visibly proud of the accomplishment. For many of us in the CIA, infiltrating the 1980s hip-hop scene was one of the CIA's most successful experiments of propaganda to date he acknowledged during the interview. The retired CIA agent, who was granted a Russian residence permit in 2011, also claimed Lyar Cohen, commonly known as the tall Israeli who runs hip-hop, is a CIA asset. When it comes to engineering culture, no one touches Lyre Cohen, Homestead admitted. He ended up promoting rappers such as J.Z. and Kanye West, and more recently brought migos and young thug to prominence.

Some experts openly admit hip-hop nihilism, which was expressed in the use of harder, more self-destructive drugs like heroin, cocaine, and methamphetamine, pushed United States President Richard Nixon into the war on drugs. drugs, a campaign of prohibition of drugs and foreign military intervention with the stated aim being to define and reduce the illegal drug trade within America and around the world. Quote, the chaos we cause in America helped the government justify overseas wars of plunder to middle America. The country wouldn't be where it is today without hip hop. Yeah, there you go. That is some scary shit because they're saying CIA invented.

hip hop. But let me just tell you guys a little backstory about Diddy and Clyde Davis. Diddy met Clyde Davis, I think, in the early, early 1980s. And he told Clyde Davis, there's so many, sorry, Clyde Davis, there's so many hip hop artists that are out there on the streets. I'm talking about like the rough people, the people that are, you know, the East Coast, the West Coast, those type of people. He wanted to get popular. And Clyde Davis, you know, he's a white. dude. He didn't know any of these people on the streets. And that's how Diddy started his business, was getting these unknown names off the streets to rap about gangs and drugs and all these things. And killing. Yes. And this is to me what started hip hop. I don't think it started in the 1980s,

what this guy was saying. I think it started with Diddy and Clyde Davis. Well, the 80s, I mean, obviously 80s, NWA and all that stuff. it did kind of start taking off. And Clive Davis was around then. He was a big part of the industry and, you know, some of these other music executives that were kind of coming up in that era. But yes, for sure, you know, when you, when you think back to Biggie and Tupac and all these other figures and,

and especially NWA. And you hear back to what Ice Cube said in this interview. He said, he said, I do believe that the CIA is heavily involved in the rap game. And it is not to say that they told us the lyrics to write as. Bill Maher asked him, well, they didn't say what lyrics you should write. But as he said, no, they allowed the lyrics or instigated the lyrics or said, hey, you should do this or you should say this. And we're going to make sure this blows up across all of America. And blowing up, I think they probably promoted the gangs from the East Coast to the West Coast to fight and kill each other.

Exactly. And then also the inner cities and then the uprising against authority and all this stuff. And then also the gang war, right? the gang war really started from rap music. Yeah. This is one of the biggest things. And even if you go back to don't want to get too much on abortion right now, but if you're thinking about the biggest population of people that are affected by abortion.

Planned. Parenthood. Yeah, but is the black community. Yeah. The black community is the most affected by abortion. So even going back to the film that we'd recently watched a Trump 2024 documentary where it says life after Trump with Dwight Thompson, director, Gina Thompson, and then also Bill Herty, producer, where Franklin Graham goes on this documentary.

And he says, you know, back in the day, one of the main forces towards abortion was there were the elite, some of the powerful people back then that said, we want less Negro babies. And so this is why we're going to push abortion. We're going to specifically push it towards the black community. And so when a lot of the black community is also on board with a Democrat kind of policies and agenda, and then they're also the most affected by abortion. Yet if you look at all of the proponents of abortion that's in the forward-facing media and mainstream media and all that, it's white liberals. That is who's pushing it. Yes.

But the most affected are the black community. Yeah. And they're pushing population control in the black community. That's what they're doing. Yes. So I want to get to, I have to get back to this because Ian Carroll, a good friend of ours on this show, he talks about everyone that is implicated in the Diddy lawsuit, exposing the Jeffrey Epstein of the music industry. I have to play this to you guys before we get in any deeper to this because I want to remind you in case you did not listen to our first episode with Ian Carroll. I want to remind you of what Ian Carroll did a hell of a lot of research on to kind of talk about all the levels of the music industry and how deep this actually goes with the Diddy lawsuit.

Here's what Ian Carroll has to say. Check this out. Just got the Jeffrey Epstein of the music and entertainment industry. The new lawsuit that just dropped against Diddy is massive. And it has photos. It has videos. It names names. And there's so much here that it's never going to fit into a single video. So I'm going to do a quick overview in this video.

and then I'm going to do a couple of parts breaking down all the different aspects of what's come out so far. We're talking crime scenes. We're talking photo evidence of celebrities like Cuba Gooding Jr. We're talking record label executives. We're talking hidden cameras in every room of the house,

getting recordings of celebrities, executives, politicians, at parties with celebrities and underage girls, with drinks being spiked, with drugs. This goes all the way back to the murder of Tupac and Biggie. We're talking about the entire rap and hip-hop. industry and the whole music industry at large. But to be clear, this is just opinions and speculation. These are not statements of fact. When I show sources in the background like the court case, you should take those for just what they are. I'm not saying that all of this is necessarily real.

So what's happened just now is that this man, Rodney Jones, who is a music producer, that worked with Sean Combs, who is Diddy, he just filed this lawsuit. And he didn't just filed against Diddy. He filed against the executives at all of the companies associated. and against the companies like Universal Music Group. His lawyers claim that he has secured hundreds of hours of footage and audio recordings of Diddy and his staff and his guests engaging in serious illegal activity. It's illegal for lawyers to make these claims if they don't have reasonable belief that this evidence is legitimate and exists.

They could get disbarred for making these claims if they're not true. And some of that evidence is present in this lawsuit, like when Diddy allegedly shot a man. and then the LAPD saw that room in the photo, the bathroom with all that blood, and were on the scene for hours and no arrests were made. They went with the explanation that Diddy told his staff to give, which was it was a drive-by shooting. Diddy made it clear that his head of security, Fahim Muhammad, had the power to make people and problems disappear.

This guy. And all of Diddy's staff were instructed to contact Mr. Muhammad if they were ever pulled over by the police in Miami or California. Diddy often bragged about having law enforcement under control. Although the deeper you look, the more it looks like people above him and above law enforcement had him under control. We'll go more into these cases in the detailed videos, but now the bigger picture. See, Diddy has been one of the most powerful people in the rap industry ever since the 90s when he founded Bad Boy Records. And he was only 24 when he founded it.

He started his career as a non-paid intern at A&R until he was then fired in 1993 when he was 24 and founded his own label, Bad Boy Records, later that year. So how does a 24-year-old found a massive record label on his own? Well, when you dig further, you realize it wasn't on his own. It was with the help of Clive Davis, his mentor. And the further into it all you dig, you realize that Clive Davis came out as gay later on, and there's a lot of rumors that him and Diddy were in a relationship throughout this time. This is going to come up over and over and over just by chance.

Clive Davis has been running significant portions of the music industry since our parents were kids listening to music. Responsible for artists like Aretha Franklin, Alicia Keys, The Grateful Dead, then later Usher, outcast Pink. But back in the 60s and 70s, like Janice Joplin, Santana, Aerosmith, Pink, Floyd, like, come on read it. Jones specifically claims that they were trying to groom him to do gay stuff, which has long been the talk of the town and the rap industry by people that aren't with it. Diddy allegedly showed him a tape from a secret recording that he just happened to have of Jones's idol, having gay sex with some white guy. And then Diddy apparently told Jones that he

had engaged in gay sex with this redacted rapper and that redacted rapper and his idol, Stevie J. and apparently he also promised to make sure that Jones would win producer of the year at the Grammys if he did gay stuff on camera. Although, to be clear, he wasn't explicitly saying on camera, but Mr. Jones discovered that Diddy had hidden cameras in every room of his home. I'm going to guess that Diddy didn't learn how to wire a whole house with cameras on his own. Kanye has accused Diddy of being a Fed many times. Diddy's also been accused of ordering the hit on Tupac many times.

And when Diddy was asked about this on a podcast, this was his request. response. When you start digging into allegations of the CIA, the FBI, the Mossad, having tentacles in the music industry, you wind up at total rumors like this. Former CIA agent admits agency created gangster rap to fill private prisons by glamorizing criminality. Claims like famous hip-hop lyrics of the legendary hip-hop outfit NWA were even scripted by a team of psychologists and war propagandists inside the CIA, according to this former agent. Obviously, these are just totally rumors and conspiracy theories, no truth to this whatsoever. But it leads you to people like Lear Cohen, who might be the most influential person in the last

hundred years of music. Because he ran Def Jam and made Jay-Z who he is, including Red Man, Method Man, DMX, J-Rul, ludicrous. But it doesn't stop with rap music. We got Bon Jovi, Mariah Carey, Shania Twain, Elvis Costello, Ashanti, Nickelback, Slipk, Not, some 41, The Killers, Slayer. But then we've also got his protege, Julie Greenwald, that got elevated through this merger that he brokered and managed the Black Keys, Bruno Marr's, Death Cab for Cuddy, Jason Marantz, Kid Rock, Lupe Fiasco, Wiz Khalifa. That would be this Julie Greenwald.

And then we've got Lucien Grange, the CEO of Universal Music Group. He's the one that is directly implicated and named in this lawsuit. It is alleged that he attended these parties with underage girls and with sex workers, and he knew that they were spiking drinks, et cetera, et cetera. But when you're talking about Diddy, you've got to also talk about Justin Bieber, who was managed by Scooter Braun, along with Kanye West, Ariana Grande, Demi Lovato, etc. Scooter Braun is a really big player in the modern music industry. We also got Cy, Carly Ray Morris, Martin Garrick's,

Kanye West, Black Eyed Peas, David Gretta, Little Dicky. So you might not remember, but back in the 90s, Tupac and Biggie were both coming up, and they were both talking about leaving their records that we've shown the people involved in those records already and starting their own. And Tupac was starting to speak out a little bit maybe about the state, the nature of the industry.

Diddy was close in the middle of that, and there's a lot of rumors that he ordered the hit on Tupac. Diddy sort of rose to power on the power vacuum of Tupac and Biggie both leaving the scene. And he has been manipulating and running a huge portion of the industry from the inside ever since. And this court case directly alleges with lots of evidence that he has been running a sexual blackmail scheme that entire time, promoting artists that would engage in the sexual blackmail scheme and then do their bidding there because there's not just him acting alone

and pushing out ostracizing, blacklisting, attacking artists that wouldn't. So maybe you should go back and listen to some of Kanye's interviews and see if he sounds quite so crazy after all. Yeah. And he's really not that crazy. And, you know, at the day, well, at the time when he was married to Kim, Kim was going to some of these freak off parties. Yeah, for sure. There is pictures of her at these freak off parties. and then they're trying to put him into a sane asylum or saying he was crazy.

Well, of course. I mean, they always do that with people that are about to speak out. They're either going to kill you, put you in prison, or they're going to try to put you in an insane asylum. And, you know, Connie West, don't get me wrong, he seems like he's a little off the rocker. But I think he knows a lot of things that are, that he wants to expose. I think it's driving him crazy. And I think that's why he is like he is.

I think that he wants to expose that stuff. But if you look at back, you know, I wrote down something in Ian's video here where we talk about the prison industrial complex. We obviously know about the military industrial complex. We talked about the- Yeah, we've not talked about that before. Yeah, we talked about the biopharmaceutical industrial complex. We talk about all of these complexes where it is all money that's geared from the government in control systems. when you talk about the biopharmaceutical complex like Pfizer-Moderna and some of these other companies to where you look back at COVID-19 or you look at the flu vaccine or you look at all the drug companies, which heavily go back to the Pfizer-Modernas and the Johnson Johnson and all these are the world.

These are all systems in place to make elites billions and trillions of dollars. There was the biggest wealth transfer in history during COVID-19. Right. And that was because of the vaccines. is because the government funding to the vaccines and the biopharmaceutical complex. You look at the military industrial complex. When do they make money? When do they make billions and billions of dollars? It is in times of war, which is the Ukraine-Russia war.

It is the Israel-Palestine war. It is United States wars with Afghanistan and Iraq. You name it. The military industrial complex makes money only when war happened. So when does the private prison industrial complex make money? They only make money when they get money. the most amount of people in prison. They are funded heavily by the government.

This is something that they do. And so if you can propagandaize a system to where it's cool to kill other people, it's cool to getting a drug dealing, it's cool to do all these things, then you fund that industry, which is also the prison industrial complex. And there's a lot of private prisons that exist that make a shit ton of money. And in large part, they make a shit ton of money off the rap game, off the rap industry. off the systematic oppression of the black community in particular, especially with the rap genre of music.

And then so how do you control that system? How do you make sure that all these people are controlled in order? You have to implicate people like Diddy to getting these very, very, very sinister plots like this sex trafficking, the pedophilia, controlling industry, superstars that. come up into your, I guess, conglomerate of media. These are, it is,

it is so complex. Yeah. And so, that's why this episode is so hard because you can go for days about the place. And so how do we prove this? This is one way I know we can prove this. I want to talk about for just a minute, Kim Porter. Kim Porter was his weight,

I guess his late wife. They had three children together, two twin girls and an older boy. Yeah. She wrote a memoir before she died at the age of 47 from pneumonia. She was a very healthy woman that all of a sudden died at 47. But in her memoir, she talks about where she found all these sex tapes that she found from Diddy. And she copied them.

And she copied them to safeguard her own life. Now. Now, this girl goes on to tell. And I think Mark Curry was one to tell too. that he was very abusive with her as well. Yeah. Talking about Diddy was abusive with Kim Porter. And she died at what age, 47?

47 and pneumonia. But he was so abusive that at one time he broke her nose and she could not go into public. So she went and had a nose job to prevent people from knowing what happened to her. Yeah. And this is something Kenneth Owen said about Kim Porter. I will play this clip to what you're saying here about Kim Border. as far as she potentially stumbled upon some sex tapes. Yeah, and she put them in our memoir.

Yeah, here you go. In the book, Porter allegedly recounts discovering and making copies of the sex tapes that did he made of himself having sex with young boys that he was managing, including an alleged tape involving an 18-year-old pop star who went on to become a household name. Porter alleges that she, when she discovered, those videotapes of Sean and his sexual encounters in the bedroom in this vault, she made copies of them as protection for herself, realized that this is a very dangerous situation. I'm going to make copies for protection for myself and included it as a part of her plan to leave him.

But the memoir says that when she watched back the tapes, she was so shocked because there were things, quote, some of the tapes had things I would have never expected. The gay parties are one thing, but the young boys, like the two hip hop stars formerly managed by Diddy and the then 18 year old pop star, I would have never known. And by the way, the 18 year old pop star, most people believe to be Justin Bieber. This is who Kim Porter stumbled upon videos of potentially allegedly Justin Bieber. And I'm saying pneumonia is probably not her death. No, absolutely.

No, there's zero question that I don't believe that she. She got pneumonia at 47 years old and died, especially after her memoir is about to come out or did it already come out. No, it's about to come out. Yeah, I was about to come out. And then she dies. And she dies because more than likely, people are about to start asking some very, very serious questions about, what did you mean by this in the memoir? And if she had have known that some of this stuff was about to come out on Diddy, especially the fact that he's arrested now, would she be a key witness in this trial? while obviously she would because what she's referring to in her memoir she obviously knew exactly

who this kid was this 18 year old kid was and so if she is still alive and then she is used as a witness in the deity trial which eventually she probably knew was going to happen um they had to get rid of her because they cannot have this this is what happens in this world today in 2024 and i know we're all over the place on this episode but we're trying to get out all the things that we possibly can just give you an idea. Yeah, and she died in 2018. And I've seen videos of her twins come out against their father as well. Yeah.

Now, Dehtra Records founder Shug Knight warned Diddy that his life is in danger because of the secrets he knows. And the little secret room they participated in. Now, Shugnight has always been known as one of the kingpins of the rap industry. Many people said they feared Shugnight. he was kind of like the Debo, if you ever saw the movie Friday, the Debo guy that's a huge dude like 6-5-66, huge guy, went around the hood, taking people's change, beating people up. He was the bully of the hood. Right.

And when you're the bully of the hood, people fear you. That is what they do. Shug Knight was the Debo of the music industry, of the rap game. But I want to say during this thing that Shug Knight was supposedly dating Kassiq. So I just want to put it out there. I got you. But so he said this from prison about, you know, Did he,

your life is in danger because of the shit that I know that you know and the stuff that I know that you are going to be implicated in. This is what Shug Nye said. I tell you what, puppy. Your life is in danger because you know the secrets. Who's involved in that little secret room you got to participate in? So you know. they're going to get you if they can.

It's a little crazy how Puffy get glued out the alcohol business and Jimmy Yavin steps in with Andre and snippy promoting it. It's never a good luck when coming

to culture of hip-hop and for our community. I'm hearing myself in sometimes you've got to face the music as most of the time. give you some real advice. Two quick things. You got to make a decision.

When you go to prison, either you're going to be standing up pissing, squat and sitting down, pissing. I advise you to try to take the first one. If you squatting pissing on the seat, you know what that means. Oh yeah, by the way,

do not do your time going by Brother Love. Brother Love is not a good code name for prison. Yeah, so that was Shug Knight talking about, hey, I'm going to give you some advice because I know you're going to go to prison because I know all the shit. Yeah, but they've also hated each other. But let's get to 50 cent real quick.

I want to talk about him for just a minute. Okay. 50 cent was warned by Dittie's bodyguard, Gene Dill, that he was going to be shot up. Gene Dill, the bodyguard, actually gave him a, what's it called? A bulletproofest. Yeah, a bullet pro. Sorry. But it was too big for him.

So he's like, you got to get it smaller because it's not going to help you if it's not fitted right. But anyways, long story short, he was shot nine times and survived. Yeah. And by the way, that's something that 50 Cent has been so popular on is the fact that he's been shot nine times. He's always kind of run with that in a rap game. Hey, I've got shot this many times. That was a big thing that 50 Cent always said. It was like, this is kind of his badge of honor.

I've been shot this many times and survived. You ain't going to kill me. But apparently I never knew, by the way, that Diddy or any of that group. Heard, Gene Dill, gave him the actual, like, vest. Yeah. But what I'm saying is when you hear about the 50 cent shooting, you never actually knew what even any of that meant. You just knew that 50 cent, you know, the rapper was shot at this particular time. That's what he kind of, like I said, he kind of wore as a badge of honor for so long.

Yeah. And you didn't know even what it went back to. Now, I got to play this next clip because we got to get into all these clips. We got so many things that were already at an hour and 10 minutes. So that's why I'm trying to get through these. I know. But I just want you guys to think about how did Diddy's bodyguard know he was going to be shot up? Well, because obviously Diddy told him or the bodyguard knew everything that was going on.

He, he, he, Diddy's bodyguard, Gene Dill was recording everything that was happening around the house. Exactly. So that's how he knew, obviously. So he saved his life pretty much. Yeah. And is, is Gene Dill not the guy that was also recording? Yes. Diddy outside of the room that was having sex with me?

Yes. With the balls slapping against the walls. Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. All that. Now, there's another clip that Kevin Hart was interviewing Diddy and Usher in Ditty's bedroom.

And you can tell by Kevin Hart's reaction that there is some weird disgusting stuff that Diddy is known for, especially when he's talking. to usher in this clip listen very closely to as um kevin hart you know the the main the movie star Kevin hart is interviewing diddy and usher in this scene or not in the scene but in this clip and uh listen to what is said in particular me don't don't sit on the bed and i know no homo no just don't get closer to bed don't get club but it's just like yeah we want to thank you for hosting the thing man man you it's been a pleasure you didn't have to do it you did no no i definitely have to to do it. I definitely didn't have to.

First of all, I'm not getting the bed. You know, shots out to him and what he did. I'm just going to, if we can't, let's just put the camera a little this way, just so we're not, I don't want my shot to even like, I don't want it to come close to the bed at all. Brother right here from day one, we used to wake up and

I mean, damn, pause, but like, so just out. So right there, he is, you have Diddy on the left, Usher in the middle, and Kevin Hart on the right, and he said, hey, me and my brother, talking about usher we used to wake up in the morning and then and then and then he stopped wait then he stops what he's saying because he knows he knows how bad it sounds because this is what

he used to do to usher but let's continue i mean i mean back in the days when he was like 10 i was a little bit older his older brother we used to fight over the over the frosted flakes you know what's name before pauses was invented you know what i'm saying but it's my brother for real we used to actually wrestle off of the frosted place because he used to always get him early and now he got the richard scar and the world. Yo, what the fuck did Puff just say?

Nobody's going to acknowledge it just for me. Puff just said he used to wrestle over the frosted flakes and we're streaming live. That was stupid. And this guy was saying this when he when, did he just say the Usher was 10 or 11? Yes. That's when he had garden ship over him.

Yeah, and they used to wake up together? Yeah, and had cereal together. And then you know what he did to Usher after the cereal. Yeah, well, we don't want to know. But I mean, hell, if he woke up to him, then obviously this is probably much deeper than even that. Yeah, he actually had guardianship of Usher when he was 12 years old. Yeah. Now, do you guys know about the legendary comedian, which is Eddie Griffin?

He says, Diddy is a dead man walking. Eddie Griffin is a massive comedian, especially in the black community. and I want to play you quickly what Eddie Griffin says about Diddy. Damn, this motherfucker had more loob than they got a Costco. I mean, what the hell? A thousand bottles of baby. He like his asses well greased glisten in the moonlight. This is ashy.

There's no ashy booty in the puppy party. Grease this fucker down, oil him down, and rinse it off. He's got little chocolate chips and cuckabirds. Yeah, clean that shit up. and greasing. I got a thousand bottles, greasing. Matter of fact, fill the whole bathtub up with baby oil and dipping. And no ashy cheeks in that crib.

They was dipped in hot baby oil. Well, I wonder. Where's jigger? Anybody seen jigger? Anybody sing him? He didn't move quick enough. Now, Russell? Russell got the hell out.

That niggas on an island somewhere. He's doing something. The digger, he ain't gonna make it, Joe. Here is my prediction I predicted that he was going to jail before they took him. But anyway, he ain't gonna live. I'd be surprised if he lived

past the end of September because he is a dead man walking. Every record label motherfucker fucking executive and the motherfuckers in Black Rock or whatever the fucker corporation that is, they got money offering. First motherfucker that killed that

$100 million to your favorite family members bank account, offshore. Overseas, Untraceable, six banks, that way. This, this, n' ain't going to make it. And it's going to be the end of the story, because we are waiting on the other names involved. You ain't going to hear them. Guarantee you, you ain't going to hear them.

Yeah, the feds, they're going to take that money and run. There's case closed. Ditty's dead. And now they're going to auction off all his mansions, because the feds now own all of his record label and all that shit. Because, you know, a RICO act, they took all this. Houses. Cause jet.

All that shit. Pete Ditty. Sean Combs. Nut hares. Diddy. Love. You know, all, all, all, all of them. All of them are locked up in jail.

And they ain't getting out because the judge has denied all of them. Bail. Love ain't getting out. Ditty ain't getting out. Shine ain't getting out. None of them is getting out. I bet you he ass shit now. Because there ain't no baby oil in that penitentiary.

This is ass shit like a. Motherfiel, boy, God damn, boy, wait till they put you in population. That little booty hole yours was going to be red hot. Woo! They got some long pipe waiting on you in there, boy. Ain't going to be none of them little rat bids. No, no, no, no, sir. You get murder one, motherfucker-and-murrone.

They like some of that man, booty. Yeah, take that, take that. Oh, they're going to take it. They're going to take it on the regular. Well, at least he's going to save money in there. He ain't got to pay. even no sex workers because they're working that sex in them. It ain't going to be no take that, take that.

It's going to be took that, took that, took that, took that, take that, took that, took that, took that, took that. I'm sorry, I got to stop that. But it's really what's going to happen to him. Yeah, exactly. And he's a comedian. He's great. I know, but I think in the past, he took it and took it to other people and he's about

to get it taken. Other buttholes. And now his butthole is about to be hurt. Yeah, taken for sure. Yeah. Eddie Griffin. I'm surprised he came out like that. And listen, he's right.

I mean, he says, I don't think he's going to survive past September. So we are, what, September 24th now? Well, he is not in like general population. No, he's not. No, he's not right now. There's no one that's going to try to do that to him right now. Oh, yes, they are. Yeah, it's called the Black Rock CEOs, the people that are really in control of the music industry, the CIA.

They're going to come into his little. Absolutely. That's what they did to Epstein. It wasn't other people that killed Epstein. It was Epstein that killed Epstein. a.k. Quote unquote, Epstein, killed Epstein. No, it is someone that's going to come in. They're going to make it look like a hanging or whatever the case may be.

No, I'm talking about him having sex out with somebody in jail. But that doesn't matter. I'm talking about him being killed. Yeah, he's going to be killed. I don't think it's going to happen right now. Oh, I do. I think it has to do with the election. I think it's way deeper than that.

No, we got to make a bet on this. Yeah, I will bet you. I bet you it's not going to, nothing's going to happen with Diddy until February of 2025. I am putting a bet right now. How much you want to bet? All right. How much you want to bet, Chad?

I don't know, but. I'm saying nothing's going to happen to them. Well, you're saying actually January. No, I said February, 2025 is when this stuff's coming out. Okay. Do you want to bet me? I don't know. I'm not sure.

We'll have to see. If anyone else wants to bet me, let me know. Now, there's another clip that I got to get to because, okay, we got to get to Ashton Coocher for a moment. Ashton Coucher, flashback 2010, Diddy Powell, Ashton Cutscher, and Demi Moore claim to combat child sex trafficking. At the Clinton Foundation, Clinton's Global Initiative, Jeffrey Epstein, and Jislane Maxwell both claimed to be co-founders of the Clinton Global Initiative. Oh, my God. Are you kidding me?

No. Now, Diddy? So we should look into Oprah, too. Well, of course. But Diddy Revelations will lead back to the Clinton's trafficking syndicate. Now, many big names who have been claimed to be saving children for years were actually, potentially, allegedly, the ones that were trafficking them. But let's listen to Ashton Coucher, which is a very, very good friend of Diddy. This is back in 2010. Listen.

Yesterday was the 148th anniversary of Abraham Lincoln signing the Emancipation Proclamation. And I don't think a lot of people know that. I don't think a lot of people were aware of that. I don't think a lot of people celebrated that. Because the assumption is that slavery is, I think, of the past. It ended with the signing the Emancipation Proclamation, with the Civil War, with a lot of hard work and lives. And the unfortunate truth is that there are more slaves in the world today than ever before in human history. There are 27 million slaves in the world today.

And one could make another assumption and say, well, that's a global problem that's happening in other countries. It's not. There are a million slaves. The CIA estimated there are a million slaves in the United States of America today. Truly, one of the most heinous forms of slavery is the buying and selling of children for sex. This is Demi Worme. And I'm proud to say that today, with the help of the Novo Foundation, we are making a commitment to launch and execute the real men campaign. We are recruiting men who are courageous enough.

I'd like to see all of you sign up to stand behind the statement that real men don't buy girls. And we hope to use that collective voice to raise. widespread awareness and acknowledgement of this issue in hopes of changing the cultural stereotypes that are allowing for children to be sold for sex. Demand is the motor that drives this industry. And with people engaging, as long as people engage in this illegal behavior, pimps will continue to make a profit. there's a statistic that says one in five men have engaged in the commercial sex trade.

Real men protect, respect, love, and care for girls. Real men don't buy girls. 76% of the underage girls that are sold in the commercial sex trade are sold online. So upon learning this, we formed a coalition, an anti-trafficking tech task force that has been meeting on a regular basis in Silicon Valley. Companies that are involved include Twitter, Microsoft, Google, Facebook, and many other ISP providers. We have law enforcement officials that are helping us. We have government officials that are helping us. We're also partnering with Nick Mick, the National Center for Missing and Exploited Children.

in an effort to fortify their computing capacity. We are forming, the purpose of this tech task force is to create technology solutions to end human trafficking online. And we believe that together we can create a trafficking free internet. And that's our mission. That's our goal. So that was Ashton Coucher talking about how, you know, he is anti-sex trafficking, pedophiliate, all this stuff. but then going back just a moment to him talking about his 14-year-old co-star, Mele Koonis.

This is what he had to say on Rosie O'Donnell. You know, what's funny is when she was 14 when we started the show, I was like 19, right? Right. And they're like, okay, you guys are going to be making out in this scene. And I'm like thinking, like, this is like slightly illegal. Are you going to say that's probably your first kiss ever, right? He was my first kiss. Why don't know what bet you made with Danny about our first kiss?

No, it wasn't the first kiss. It was like a second or third kiss. It was the first week. No, it was not the first week. Whatever. Let me tell you what happened. No, let me tell you what happened. No, I never kissed the guy.

I was so, I mean, you know, Ash was attractive, and I was a 14-year-old little girl, and I was extremely scared for my life. Sure. And he was very nice about it. He was like, oh, don't worry. So I was like, okay. Then Danny goes and goes, dude, I'll give you $10 if you French kiss her. Why wouldn't you stick your tongue in my mouth or some...

What in hell? No, no, no, no. For $10. You're making it sound like. It was like really, okay, Dan, we had a little side bet going, like, which was, answered whether or not, you know, like, you know, you're just out of the show or boyfriend and girlfriend. Yeah, yeah. You would use tongue, right, Rosie?

Right. I mean, you would, you, I mean, it depends what kind of an actor you are, I guess. Absolutely, right? Yeah. So, Danny bets me like 20 bucks that I wouldn't do it. And of course, I'm like, yeah, sure, what's the deal? And then the cops showed up and he got that's pretty much. They should have, but he never did it.

I so did it. He never did it. I didn't let him. I think he tried. All right, so there you go. Anyways, you go back to this acting, as they call it, which was Ashton Coucher and his 14-year-old co-star. And listen, guys, the reason why we're playing all this is because you have to understand how the industry works.

This industry is pro-petophilia. It is pro-adults having sex with minors. This is a control mechanism. This is how they control people in terms. to the industry. And when you think about Ashton Coutcher and you think about the relationship with Diddy, as we heard on James Corden and Diddy talking about all that, we got to go to something else.

Was Ashton Coucher blackmailed? And I got to go really quickly back to Ian Carroll on this when he talks about this very weird scenario with Ashton Coucher. And this scenario where. I don't know. He has a long history with P. Did he, number one. And as Ian Carroll says, he'd be willing to bet that he's got more than a few skeletons in his closet. And here are some of the most interesting ones that Ian has found so far because we're bringing up everything.

That makes me sad. I know it sucks. I love him. Okay. Well, yeah. We love so many people that we once thought was good. But we got to hear what Ian says about Ashton Coucher. Listen.

You know the story from 2001 when a young Ashton Coutcher got stood up on a date and then the next morning that girl had been murdered? And you remember how Kanye said that they couldn't control him because he ain't never killed no one? And listen, I'm not accusing Ashton Coucher of murder or anything else. I'm just saying there might be a lot of skeletons in his closet. And this story is pretty weird. And it was a crazy unsolved murder case from the start. But then just last year, a new spicy detail dropped that is just tin foil maximum. So on the morning of February 22, 2001, Ashley Elloran's roommate got home from a night out

and found her murdered stabbed to death 47 times on the floor of the home that they shared. She called police, obviously, and they started investigating. And then they got a call from Ashton Coucher freaking out because he said, my fingerprints are going to be on that door handle and I need to explain what he's. happened. Remember, this is way back when he was just a few seasons into that 70s show and he had just starred in Dude Where's My Car? And what Ashton told police at the time is that he had met her a week before at a party at her house. They'd been acquaintances and they decided to go on a date. They had a date scheduled for 8 p.m. on the 21st. They were going to go out to a Grammy's

after party. But then he went to his buddy, Christy Swanson's house, to watch the Grammys. and he wound up watching the Grammys through 8 o'clock, and he called her and was like, hey, I'm going to be late at 824. She said no problem. She had actually just gotten out of the shower, and she was going to blow dry her hair. She would speak to him soon. So then an hour and a half later, at 10 p.m.,

he called her to let her know he was on his way, but she didn't pick up. So he redialed her a couple times. She didn't answer, and he eventually showed up at 10.45, more than two and a half hours after their date was supposed to start. He arrived at her house and knocked, but the door was locked. He couldn't get in. He tried the handle.

And so he looked in the window and he says he saw what appeared to be a red wine stain on the carpet. I didn't really think anything of it, he said. And then he left, thinking he had been stood up. They never investigated him. He was not a suspect. They didn't take any DNA from him. The case went unsolved for seven years. but it gets even weirder when you find out

that the apartment manager of Ashley Ellorin's apartment who is an aspiring actor said he was having a sexual relationship with her, consensual. And he was in the house when Coucher called. He said he was just hanging out with her from about 7 to 8 p.m. on the night when this chick is about to go to a Grammy's after party with Ashton Coocher.

She's just hanging out with her apartment manager. And then at some point she went and took a shower while he was still there. And then, remember, she said she'd just gotten out of the shower and was going to blow dry her hair when Ashton Coochard called her at 8.25 p.m. And then shortly after her shower, things turned physical. He doesn't even know, just one thing led to another,

and it was mutual. And then they, you know, did the thing for about 15 minutes, and then he left her apartment shortly after because he was expecting his own girlfriend to get home. He kind of got the phone call timing wrong. He said it was at 8.15 that the call happened. Then they were like, no, it was it. 24, and he's like, yeah, okay, I must have left later.

He also had a fresh cut on his arm that detectives noted in a report. Never gets explained in the various reporting I could find. When the defense attorney questioned the apartment manager, said, did you ever tell police that Ms. Ellorin was trying to conquer you? Weird language. Just that she was very attracted to me and that she wanted me to be a part of her life, also weird language. And then when the defense attorney asked if the apartment manager had,

ever spoke to his then girlfriend, now wife about this infidelity, he says, we never discussed it. So you continue to lie to her all these years? No, Durbin replied quickly, but you never discussed it, but you didn't lie. But in all the looking I could do through all the different media reports that happened on this relatively high profile case, I didn't find anywhere that they mentioned taking DNA samples from the semen. And the case went unsolved for seven years, despite Ashton Coochard being there with a pretty shaky alibi as to why he wasn't there earlier when he said he would be there and only showed up later because he was hanging out at his Hollywood friend's house.

And despite this other dude that had a key to the apartment, having admitted to consensual sex with her right as she was supposed to be going on a date with this other actor, no DNA tests, no investigation apparently. And then seven years later, in a different town, in a different state, this guy named Michael Gargulo gets arrested for this other murder attempt. Where in 2008, this woman was sleeping in her home and she was stabbed in her bed. She testified that she managed to fight off her attacker by grabbing the knife blade with both hands

and was able to kick him off of her. And at some point in the struggle, he cut his wrist leaving a trail of blood on her bed and in the alley on her way out. And as he ran out, she recalled the man saying, I'm sorry. as he ran away. Here is some MK.K. Ultra tinfoil for you. The defense attorney for him claimed that Michael Gargouyo was in an amnistic state when he attacked Murphy and couldn't remember hurting her and he had regained his senses while still in her apartment, hence the apology as he ran out.

They apparently found a blue surgical booty with a few drops of Bruno's blood on it outside of her front door. and then they say that they found a bunch of other identical blue surgical booties in the suspect's attic. And so they caught him for this other murder in 2008. And then he started getting tied to all these other stabbings in other places nearby to where he had lived in the past, despite not actually having any forensic evidence tying him to the scenes other than circumstantial and witness testimony that came forward later. Michael Garguilo actually used this as his defense. He basically gave up and said, he said, I know the evidence is much stronger,

with Michelle Murphy. That's the elephant in the courtroom. You have to judge each case separately. So he basically said, yeah, we know he kind of did the last murder. What I'm saying in court today is that he's getting tied to all these other murders with no evidence. No physical evidence, no DNA, no fingerprints, no hair samples were found tying gargulo to the scene in the Ellorin case. And the case didn't even wrap up until 2019 when Ashton finally took the witness stand about this murder that happened all the way back in 2001. And then just last year, a really weird detail got dropped. When Ashton and Mila's friend, Danny Masterson, got convicted of multiple rapes and sentenced

to 30 years to life in prison. Remember that 70s show? And they wrote these amazing letters about how great of a guy Danny was trying to get his sentence reduced, along with like 30 other Hollywood people. The letters got leaked. There was huge backlash, and one of Danny's ex-girlfriends slash rape victim posted to her Instagram story something super spicy. It has mostly been scrubbed from the web, but you can find all sorts of people that refer to it and they all agree on what it said. So this is a direct quote.

Dear Ashton, I know the secrets your role model, Danny Masterson, keeps for you, ones that would end you. Did you forget I was there? You were on speakerphone that night you called Danny on February 21st, 2001. I heard everything. I heard the plan. In my opinion, you're just as sick as your mentor. She alleges that Coochard called his team of publicists and Danny Masterson on the night of that murder before calling police the next day. Why did Ashton Coucher call his best friend Danny Masterson and his publicists the night that his date got murdered,

or rather the night that he got stood up by his date? and then later found out that she had been murdered. There's also conflicting evidence from Elleron was attacked from behind and her throat was cut from left to right, indicating that her killer was left-handed and got her all at once from behind, versus that there were numerous defensive wounds on her hands and her right forearm. Over the years, some people have speculated that Ashton did it. Other people have speculated that Ashton didn't do it,

but he actually entered the home when he arrived there and saw the body and freaked out and left and didn't report it. Personally, I have my own theories, but I'm not going to go claiming them on the internet without any clear evidence. The only claim that I'm going to make is that Megan Fox deleted all of her Instagram posts. Usher tried to delete all of his Twitter posts, but he kind of failed at it. And all you other Hollywood criminals and psychos, you can try, but it's too late. it's all coming down around you. 2024 is the year that all lies will be exposed. So there is Ian Carroll's post about Ashton, by the way, before we even say anything else,

we do not know anything to be true. This is all alleged, but very, very interesting. But there is one thing that Ian is correct about. Us investigators, we go and screenshot everything you put on your Instagrams, your telegrams, your ex accounts. If you delete them, we still have it. Yeah. It's just a very interesting concept, right?

And especially when you look at the scenario with Ashton Coucher and how close he was with P. Diddy and, you know, what Ian said in the beginning of this video, by the way, I want to go and say this. Anyone that is not following Ian Carroll, please go do so. Cancel Cloco, which is C.A. N-C-E-L-C-L-O-C-O-C-O-O-X. That's probably the best place you can find his videos. He's also on Instagram and TikTok, even though TikTok's trying to ban him.

Obviously for a post like this, but he's one of the best investigative journalists out there. Does this have anything to do with Diddy? Well, it goes back to what he originally said, is that if they can pin you for something major to have blackmail on you, whether it is a sex trafficking, pedophilia, or murder, then they control you in Hollywood. They control your entire being of who you are. This is kind of like the selling your soul. You can sell your body, number one. You can sell your body as in terms of, hey, if you give us your body, we will make you famous.

We will promise you this and this and that. Just like they did the producer, Rod, P. Diddy's producer. They said, hey, if you do this, we will make you producer of the year. We'll make sure that you are the best of the best in the. industry. Cassie has come out and said that too. Exactly. She had to sell her body. Exactly. And even Justin Bieber and Usher and look at how huge these names have become. Is it because of Diddy? We don't know. But even going back to what Gene Dill talks about a time when 13 year old Usher spent a night when Diddy, sorry, with Diddy and then ended up in the hospital. It's a very short clip. We're trying to wrap all the clips up because I know this is a lot of information to take in.

have way more to talk about. Yeah, we do. But this is kind of like a crash course with all the new stuff coming out. But here is what Gene Dill said, which is Diddy's bodyguard about Usher and the time he spent a night with Diddy. Well, Diddy told him personally that he has sexual usher. And when you look at the lawsuit, even though they got Usher named redacted, you could tell who it is because they described him as the guy that performed at the Super Bowl. Right. So, I mean, we all know who that is.

But how do you feel about that, man? But I mentioned that earlier. He said about Stevie J. The Usher part, that's a touchy situation, man. You know what I'm saying? Because I had a certain feeling and I felt a certain way when Usher got on Shaysh. And I don't mean to mention other people platforms, but he got on Shaysha and he mentioned how great and how good Puff taught him and everything.

you don't say about the business, right? I know and people know that was around that in that time that Puff and Usher did have a situation and that situation led Usher to the hospital. Now I let Usher explain that to y'all. I let Usher tell that story. But how dare you say a man that groomed you

you're going to give him a past. Bro, you know I know. Damn, man. And you said that I know you can't go into detail, but you said that it was a situation where Diddy sent him to the hospital? Let Usher explain that to you. Let Usher mom explain that to you.

And the hospital was in Scarsdale, New York. So that was Gene Dill talking about a time where Usher had to go to the hospital during a visit with Diddy or an overnight state with Diddy. Here's also Gene Dill talking about Jaguar Wright and talking about how this is bigger than Diddy himself. All this is bigger than Diddy.

It's bigger than Diddy, bro. Because you know who else they was doing investigation on, doing that whole time period? It was the mayor and the politicians in New York City. they turn around, give him the city, the key to the city. All the mayor people that he brought on here in New York City are all resigning. They all resigned.

People ain't going to tie this together, but if you look at it, you have to say, because of Mayor Adams and his relationship with Diddy, it brought on the Southern District of New York to start investigating Diddy on civil lawsuits that was put against him because the feds is going out to all these politicians in New York City.

There you go. And I think that's what it goes back to is they brought on the Southern District of New York because they have that conglomerate of they can control the system. But it has to do with Cassie and Litter Rod coming out with these lawsuits against Diddy. Otherwise, I think Diddy would be clear right now. Yeah.

Listen, there is so much to be said. We're in an hour and 41. And guys, I'll be honest with you. We've tried to do this episode a couple of days. And it's just so much stuff that there is to talk about. It's overwhelming. It's overwhelming. I have not even touched what I've even, like, researched.

Yeah, it's tough. It is very tough. And this is kind of like a crash course with all the new evidence, all the new stuff that's coming out. You know, you have Justin Bieber, for example. You know, was Justin Bieber abused? Was he a victim? We don't know. Yes.

I want to go ahead and say this. And yes. I want to say this again. This is all alleged. We do not know for a fact of any of this information. This could all be fake. This is, you know, you guys take it for what it's worth. But we have people like Justin Bieber.

Chad, when you have videos and people come. coming out and talking about it is not fake. This is real shit going on in the world. No, absolutely. I get it. It's just we have to understand that when there is so many high power, high profile people that are involved in situations like this, you've got to be very careful because there's a lot of money being thrown around right now, you know, even with Diddy's scenario.

I mean, I'll give you a good example. I think, hold on. While you're looking at it, I'm just going to say he tried to sell $50 million of his mansion to get himself out of jail and the judge says no. So basically he was trying to pay off the jail or the judge to get out of jail. Yeah. It's like Patrick Bed David says, you know, it looks like America is controlled by a bunch of evil homosexual pedophiles.

There are many people, even Barack Obama where he had this interview with P. Diddy talking about how great P. Diddy was. you have people that were maybe even murdered that were starting to expose the Diddy stuff. This female TikToker, which she was blowing up on TikTok with her, I guess you can say allegations, but, you know, especially her story around the Diddy saga. Then you even think about Stephen Baldwin, which is, you know, Haley Bieber's dad, Justin Bieber's step or in-law, I guess you can say, father-in-law. Yeah.

And he keeps saying things. This guy, this guy. He's talking about the storm. This guy has been talking for over a year about all these very like, I don't know, just almost like secret messages on his social media accounts. And this was one of the latest that Stephen Baldwin of the Baldwin family came out and said. And he just posted this after the ditty stuff came out. And keeping in mind, this is the father-in-law of Justin Bieber.

but this is what his recent video said. He heard the expression, the calm before the storm. There is always a calm before the storm. But then so is there another calm after the storm. There's a calm and then a storm and then another calm. And in that latter calm is to prepare. for the next storm. Everybody is going to be exposed in 2024.

I mean, that's what everybody's been saying. That's what Kat Williams has said many, many times. And when we're talking about who is going to be exposed, I don't know. What I think is happening? It's a lot of people. And I'm predicting it's going to be February of 2024. Put that bet. 2025, you mean?

I mean, yeah, February of 2025, this is one that's going to all come out. I'm guaranteeing you. But why do you say February of 25? I just know. Okay. Well, I'm saying this probably going to happen sooner. And listen, there's a lot of speculation on there that says, you know, we're heading into this massive election. We're trying.

There's people out there that are saying the ditty thing came out the right time. It is a false flag. It is something that they want to divert your attention away from, whether it be some people speculate the Israel conflict. A lot of people speculate the actual conflict. A lot of people speculate the actual elections that are at hand with the, some people say the ineptitude of Kamala Harris and that administration. And they just want to push her through. So how do we got to distract people enough to where they just have to go vote on election

day, not worry about the policies, not worry about the politics or any of that stuff. It's just you're either Democrat or Republican. There's definitely things to say about that. But regardless, you know, they are cutting ties with a. with a worker bee, which is Diddy. And Diddy is nothing more than maybe a little more powerful form of a worker bee. But the queens and kings that are in control of this are still very much in control. And if you believe anything in the Bible, what is written is written.

It is going to happen. And we are to be steadfast on what we believe. you are having to pick a side right now. What side are you on? Are you on the side of evil? Are you on the side of good? This is no longer, by the way, a time where we have to pick Republican versus Democrat. You just simply have to pick good versus evil.

You have to not pick a political party, but you have to pick what is righteous and what is not. And listen, as much as we have struggled with religion. and the Bible and God and all of these things. I think even the people that have struggled with this for so long and look around at our world right now, at the very least can see that we are in a battle right now. We don't, you may think you don't know what the battle is, but I think we do. I think we know what the battle is. You can say Republican, Democrat, pedophile, sex ring, elites, whatever. It's good versus evil.

Yeah. That is what we're facing. It's way bigger than Democrat Republican. It's way bigger than that. It is an evil syndicate. It is an evil syndicate that is trying to take over our world, our country, our politics, our systems, our religions, our kids, our everything. Our schools, you name it. I mean, you know, there was a, there was a new poll that just came out two or three days ago where it showed the professors in this Ramison poll.

I think it was a Ramison poll, I think it was a Ramissel or whatever it was. It was over 6,000, I guess. I guess it was 6,000 professors polled over 97% of those professors vote Democrat today. Right. So, and most of those professors, by the way, have a very far left leaning in their beliefs. So when you send your kids off to college, understand that although college used to be something that you wanted your kids to do and participate in, understand that that is now an indoctrination system. It is. I will not send my kids there.

So understand all of the things that your kids are doing. If your kids are on YouTube, if your kids are on social media, if your kids are on all this stuff, also understand that everything is geared towards one side versus the other. Also understand that your system that is put in front of you even is geared towards a societal and an indoctrination and a brainwashing system of mass formation psychosis that they want you to go along and, believe that what you're seeing and what you're seeing on a mass scale is real. And let me tell you why, because I go back to this in marketing. And most people don't understand how this works. But in marketing, what we always know about marketing is, is that you can sell someone something.

You can place an ad on Facebook or Instagram or Google or in your newspaper or your magazine. And if that person sees at one time, you're probably not going to sell that customer unless you just have the most badass ad in the history of ads. That's one time. But if you can make them see it multiple times, you're more likely to sell them on multiple times that they see this than if they only saw it once. So what am I saying here is that when your kids interact with social media,

with mainstream media, with their telephones, with their schools, with their everything, college, all this stuff. High school, elementary school, when they're seeing it multiple, multiple times, the system is selling your kids and you over multiple interactions of marketing. And it's just called sciop. And it goes back to marketing, really. It really does. It goes back to the foundation and the fundamentals of how you market a product or a system or a ideology to a person.

You have to sell them multiple times. That's called retargeting. Retargeting is the most, it is the most profitable way to market to clients. Because you can market to one client one time and that's not going to make you a lot of money. If you can remark it continually to that client, they will eventually turn to your side. And that is what is happening in our world. That is what is happening in the music industry. That is what's happened in our societal conditions.

conditions of mainstream media, of everything you see, everywhere you turn around. Yeah. And guess what the main idea is? It's all about the children. Absolutely. How we can get the kids in every circumstance. Yeah. And that's through music, media, everything, movies, cartoons, Disney.

They're still young children. They are because that, okay, what's the most famous line? Our children are our future. And so if you know that and realize that, then you, you have to indoctrinate the children. Because if you can indoctrinate the children, then you accomplish your goal. And those are elites that are in control and power, they're going to be able to then control them at a, at a massive level.

Because those kids are now indoctrinated to what you want them to believe. And so then you control them full stop. Right now, we are the dying breed of people that are still, that are still belief in our powers, our freedoms, our rights, all those things. and guys and girls, I want you to understand that this election and what we're facing and what we're going into and just the world we live in today, it is the biggest battle that our society has ever faced. But I want to talk about just for a minute, Justin Bieber. His soul was stolen from him. His body was stolen from him.

But guess who he finally went to? He went to Jesus. He went to God. For sure, he did. And he talked about his experiences with his fellow people that he trusted. You know what the weird thing about Justin Bieber is, you know, if you kind of get... I love that kid so much. Like, he's always been, like, so important in my life.

And to see what he's gone through, it just kills me. Well, he has a pure soul at one point that has been raped. Yes. That's what it is. And so his turn into Jesus, it seems like, is his calling out for help. Yeah, he wants help because he has been mutilized. He's been, you know, his soul is gone right now. And he feels guilty for what happened to him.

And he shouldn't feel guilty because these people did this to him as a child. And listen, there's a lot of kids that are there that feel the same way. Yeah. That have been through the same shit, even though not on that scale, but they feel the same way. And to Justin Bieber's point, you know, if you think about how people that are in prison, for example, turn to Jesus. and why do they turn to Jesus typically? Because they feel like that is their last resort. And sometimes Jesus puts him in those places to say,

here is your only option. And I think Justin probably feels like he's in prison. Oh, yeah. And he feels like his soul was in prison. And he feels like he has to turn to that. At times he has felt suicidal. I guarantee you it. I'm sure he has.

He has felt the bottom of the bottom. But if he can come out of this like glorious, and with Jesus, that that's just said like a savior for other people, you know? Yeah, it's, it's, it's a very, it's a very interesting, um, concept. If you guys have followed Justin B. Riddall in any way, share, or form and kind of his progression, you know, he went from drugs and all the shit, which I think he got into through, probably through Diddy. He did he and all that stuff.

And he, his life was just complete shit. Uh, he was going through hell. He was doing crazy stuff. And more than likely it's because he was lashing out because of, the anger and all the shit that he had went through to get to where he was. And, you know, you can say that like, well, he did that because he wanted to get there. But, dude, he was 12. He was 12 years old.

Exactly. Kids aren't influenced. Oh, look, here's a Ferrari. Here's a house. I'm going to give it to you. You just have to bend over. Yeah. Or, no, you're not even going to say that.

I mean, you're just going to do it. You're going to drug him. I mean, there's videos that we would have played to you guys tonight that it wouldn't, it wouldn't portray on audio, but there are videos with Justin Bieber in a, like a half jacket, no shirt on underneath. And I think Sherry said that a lot of these parties, they would, whoever was going to be the victim of the night was either shirtless or. Yes.

No one else was shirtless, but one person. Yeah. And so Justin Bieber was part of these parties that were he was appearing shirtless or partially clothed. Yeah, he had like a high school jacket on him, but he was shirtless. Yeah, and he was completely gone. Yeah. Keep in mind.

Like he was gone out of his mind. I'm talking about drugged without a doubt. And I have been a part of one or maybe a couple scenarios to where I feel like I was drugged. And when you are drugged, you're done. There's you, you either realize immediately that you were drugged in that situation and get the hell out of there to save yourself because you feel like that there's something coming on.

But if you're in this big conglomerate music industry party or whatever, you're, you're You're not getting hell out. Where are you going? Well, like his song's saying, he's all alone. He has no one to turn to. Yeah. Well, I feel like that too sometimes. I mean, besides you.

But we feel like that, right? I mean, it's like the amount of listeners we have, thank God that you guys listen to us. And this has been an all over the place episode. Don't get us wrong. It's been all over the place. And it's been a struggle for this episode the past couple days. But even for us, I mean, we often feel like we're alone in certain scenarios. because it's hard to find good friends,

good people that are loyal to you, that want to actually be there for you. That really care about you. That really care about you. And that's what Justin was saying, that they're there for me and they want me, but what capacity do they want me? Do they really care about me and do they care about who I am?

Yeah. And I think he portrayed that in his songs. I think it was in the early 2020 or whatever when he came out with all the amazing songs. And I never realized like, what was happening to him. It just makes me freaking sick. And I'm just, I want to stand up for a just beaver.

I'm just saying he has always been like my favorite artist. And I am backing him 100%. I think he's a victim. And he has a long way to go to recovery. But at least he's, you know, trying to recover. Yeah.

All right. We'll play this, this last, I mean, there's, there's other clips so he could play. I mean, you guys probably wouldn't care if he played another

two hours of clips but regardless of that we got to end this at some point because um but this was Andrew Schultz talking about I tried to warn you all about Diddy's house and Andrew Schultz even though he's pissed me off in the time in the past not me personally but just how he acts to certain people at times but he is pretty damn funny and he did say this about just listen this clip every celebrity except Diddy it's like bro Robin Diddy is terrifying is terrifying Because what if he's there? You break down the door. He's butt naked on the couch.

Meek Mills sitting on his lap. He's cats. He's like, can't stop, won't stop. It's your asshole tonight. Anyways, that is pretty freaking funny. I got to say. It's funny, but it's also sad. You know, I understand people that were at their freakoff parties to be there.

I think there were some basketball players that really wanted to be there. there are some politicians that really wanted to be there. There were some celebrities that really wanted to be there. But I'm talking about the women and the boys and the men that did not want to be there. And I'm talking about other men. There are men that he brought there. And they said at the end of the party, he made everyone go except for 15 people. And then he let me stay.

And I thought I was like a VIP or something. But then that's when the shit starts. And they have no. That's the crazy thing to me though. And sometimes they have no idea. They're the target. Well, Sherry, that's a crazy thing to me, though, is like, I mean, you know, we started our relationship in the music industry, not music industry like P Diddy, like that level of music

and anything. But, but, but me, yeah, we started in the music industry. I was in music. You were basically managing me, you know, the whole nine. But we was not like nowhere close to P. Diddy. But like, I can never imagine, like, wanting to be famous so bad. that I would ever allow some P-Ditty party to get me in that position.

I don't give a shit how old I am, 12, 13, or 14. I'm going to call the damn police on some people. And I am getting the hell out of there. No, there's no way. But I have to go back to the parents, to the people that are responsible for Justin Bieber or Usher or whoever. Well, what do you think they were doing? Hey, listen, dude, shut the hell up.

Well, you're about to make us millions. Get your ass back in this party. Yeah, probably. I don't know. Well, if you look, by the way, if you look at the backstreet boys. To me, if it was faith and she was getting famous like that, I'd be at the parties, parties with her. Oh, God.

So now you're just both screwed literally, even though you're not a male. So you're probably fine. And so would faith. But if she was a, if she was a, if she was. was a male and she was in the rap game, you're definitely done. I don't know what the answer is, but it's just wrong. But what I'm saying is, is that this is a evil, evil industry. It is, it is made up of evil.

Yeah, it's all about blackmail. For some reason, they want to get you in there. They want to destroy you. They want to blackmail you, I guess for control. Of course I do. It's for control. But why? And listen, so, so, so if we go, if we go into this conversation briefly, because we're literally at two hours, holy shit.

So why, though? What, what is, what is the motive of control? We got to think about that. And. Well, Pete and he's getting what he wants. He wants to, you know, have sex with people. I don't think so. I don't think that's a problem.

But we have to go back to Clyde Davis. You know, in his memoir, he. said he was bisexual. And that's who brought up P. Diddy. Yeah, but listen, what I'm saying is, is that what is the overarching reason why this control system happens? It, in my opinion,

is for... It goes back to Epstein and all that is like to blackmail people, not for people to speak. Yeah, but it's control over a much larger system. Yeah. When we go back into the web scenario, you may think that it is control over the music industry.

That's not what it is. It is a bigger. It is a bigger thing. It is a control system in charge and in lockstep with intelligence agencies. You know that you have you're about to have all of these musicians and Hollywood actors and whoever that have built on behalf of you and this control system massive platforms. and now you have their voice to say what the hell you want them to say for your narrative of whatever ideologies and propaganda you want them to push. And I know that people out there probably thinking, oh, my God, are you kidding me?

No, 100%. Because that is everything. You have to understand that when celebrities come out with endorsements and this and this, just like Kamala Harris the other day, everyone was like, is Taylor Swift going to endorse Kamala Harris. I mean, we've been waiting on this for a year or not any year or whoever. I wish you guys.

See, Chas like cans. But is Kamala Harris going to endorse Biden? And then she had it. And then Kamala Harris came out. Oh, is Taylor Swift going to, sorry,

I just screwed it up. But is Taylor Swift going to endorse Kamala Harris now? And then she did. And it's such a huge thing. And then you had Travis Kelsey. He got sponsored by Pfizer, made $20 million on that deal. And it just so happened that Travis Kelsey making $20 million doing all these Pfizer vaccine commercials at the same time where Taylor Swift was coming to the games.

They were showing more of Taylor Swift almost than the freaking games, the Chiefs games. It itself. Yeah. And then you had this all leading up to the Taylor Swift endorsement of Kamala Harris, which is the system endorsement. You have to endorse the system. And regardless of whether they have a system in place that they know that the president is going to be Kamala Harris based on cheating or whatever the hell it is, they have to make it appear to be reputable. Like, oh, see, there's no, I mean, obviously, obviously she won. Yeah.

Yeah, because Taylor Swift endorsed her all these random ass intelligence officials endorsed her. I just saw today that over 146 IRS people endorse Kamal Harris. I was like, that even gives me a better reason. Oh, yeah. I saw that today. I was like, oh, my God. Yes. Of course, IRS is going to endorse her.

For sure. She's a part of the system. I mean, that's what it is. And people would always say, oh, my God, let's see. Let's see Trump's tax records. Oh, really? Are you going to show your tax record? Are you going to be like, yeah, I should be paying more taxes.

Damn. I'm pissed. I should not be paying more taxes. This is this is the mind control and the brainwashed and the shit that we live in today where you're literally trying to call out political opponents for tax records. And yet you're, you're being a proponent of the IRS now all of a sudden. I'd like to see. It's crazy, bro. I would like to see Biden's tax records.

Well, you're not going to see it because he has so much involvement in Ukraine. Yeah, that's what I'm saying. with the sons and the millions of dollars. It's nuts, dude. Guys, we're going to get to hell off here because this has been... We're just like going on and on now. Yeah, we're ranting now. We're ranting.

All I'm saying is... It's a way deeper situation... A way deeper situation than when we know. For sure. Yeah, absolutely. And we really just wanted to present as much, I guess, not evidence, but just videos and all the various things. There's so much more involved in this ditty case.

And I wish we could put it all in one episode. We can't. We'll probably do more episodes to where it's not going to be as kind of all over the place as this one has been. There's just been so much come out since our last episode. You know, our last episode, we said, hey, here's maybe what's going on. Here's a situation here. Here's this and this and this. But then you have all of these celebrities and all of the implications that have come out since then,

which are, it's just everywhere. I mean, if you had to put this on a freaking whiteboard, the whiteboard would be covered up. And you would have to go through all different wraholes. Shaking in their socks right now. Yeah. They really are a lot of them. For sure.

But guys, we're going to close it out tonight. We're going to end with the light by Loving Calibur again. Guys, we love you so very much. I know this is all over the place. Forgive us if it was not proper. but yeah. We got it out though, maybe.

Maybe. Maybe you'll hear this. Maybe we won't. So next time, guys. We love you. Peace out, guys. I don't want to be here. I just see your face where things are going to.

I just want to see the light. I'm so sick of waiting. There is less to be another try. I when she left me. Yeah. But inside you things are going to. Because I just want to see the light. Yeah.

I just want to see the light.