QAA Podcast - Episode 182: A Tale Of Two JFK Juniors (2022 Election Edition)

Episode Date: March 18, 2022

Vincent Fusca for Senate. Juan O Savin organizing a takeover of Secretary of State positions to affect upcoming elections. The two JFK Juniors are leaving very different marks on the United States, but both are getting electorally involved. Subscribe for $5 a month to get an extra episode of QAA every week: http://www.patreon.com/QAnonAnonymous Our first QAA records release: 'Hikikomori Lake' by Nick Sena is available to listen for free at http://qaarecords.bandcamp.com (12 original tracks) QAA Merch / Join the Discord Community / Find the Lost Episodes / Etc: https://qanonanonymous.com Episode music by Matthew Delatorre. Editing by Corey Klotz.

What's up QAA listeners? The fun games have begun. I found a way to connect to the internet. I'm sorry, boy. Welcome listener to Chapter 182 of the Q&Nan Anonymous podcast, the Q&N elections 2022 episode. As always, we are your host, Jake Rakatansky, Julian Field, and Travis Vue. This week, we are gathered together in.

person for the first time in more than a year. Gazing into the eyes of my co-hosts, who are not looking back, fully aware that there is bleed between our mics. It feels like a truly intimate experience. And I dearly missed it, boys. It's good to see you again. Yeah, you as well. It's been a long time since some Trump administration bureaucrat decided that you weren't good enough for this country. And now here you are. Back in the most fun country. Yeah, and I don't blame Trump. I blame Putin. This week, we are kicking off what will surely be ongoing coverage of the 2022 midterm elections in the United States of America.

I've prepared a segment on the campaign of one Vincent Fuska, the Trump mega fan who some Q&N followers believe is actually JFK Jr, who of course is deceased. Then Travis is going to be exploring how Q&N circles are increasingly focused on attaining Secretary of State positions in an attempt to have more influence. on consequent state-level elections and thus grow able to affect national politics in 2024. So fun stuff, Travis. Yeah, I'm excited. More erosion of democracy stuff. Oh, this is weird. I'm not used to.

I'm still adjusting to the fact that there are two other people in the room besides me. For over a year, I came here alone. There was nobody here. I would try not to make too much of a mess. I would come in. I would roll small balls of paper up while I was recording. and it is a little bit weird. There were a few kind of stiff socks sitting in almost like statue-like positions.

That's not me. That must be the rats. Okay, yes, that's true. The L.A. rats, they love to masturbate. L.A. rats will jack off into your socks and not enough people talk about it. This is good. We definitely are back. Vincent Fuska for Senate. Italian Americans are a valuable fount of culture here in the United States.

Without them, we wouldn't have chicken parm. everybody loves Raymond and Ratatouille. But perhaps the coolest thing Italy did for the United States was allowing JFK Jr. to immigrate in 1963 under the name Vincent Fusca. For yours, nobody really recognized Vincent as JFK Jr. Mostly because the real John F. Kennedy Jr. was still alive. But in 1999, a tragic plane crash

took the Manhattan Socialite's life, setting the scene for 19 years later, when QAnon followers decided that he was still alive, and in fact, Vincent Fusca. Today we live in a multi-JFK Jr. timeline, but before Juan O'Savon and other contenders, Fuska was showing up to Trump rallies, selling them bedazzled ball caps and plowing his way through middle-aged Trump supporters. And now finally, the original Q&JN JFK Jr. is running for Senate. And if you remember, it was a suspected Y2K Senate run that cost JFK Jr. his life in 1999

when his plane was downed over Martha's Vineyard by a surface-to-air missile, which many suspect was fired by a 19-year-old Chelsea Clinton to make sure her mom would become a senator of New York. This despite the fact that JFK Jr. never mentioned that he was actually going to run and was just kind of toying with it. Well, Fuska's going to really have to up the obsec on his gigantic Trump van. Tragic crash.

Well, that's what he learned. He was like, the car should have a top. Hillary, of course, did become senator. She was sworn in in early 2001. However, Vincent Fuska is taking his revenge, not in the Big Apple, but instead in Pennsylvania. Here's from the Vincent Fuska for Senate website. Vince Fuska was born in Italy in the town of Marato,

in region of Calabria and came to America in 1963. Early on, it became clear that Vince was a born leader. Starting in high school, he was the founder and president of his high school's Italian club. As a profession, Vince founded a fashion clothing boutique, becoming a successful Pennsylvania small business owner for the last 47 years, In 1992, continuing his propensity for social leadership, Vince co-founded an Italian social organization in Pittsburgh, with a mission to promote Italian heritage and culture in America.

The Calabria Club was conceived. Vince served as first president and led the organization for 11 years. While Vince's interest in sharing his Italian heritage fueled his early years, Vince's passion is the heritage and culture of Americana. His dedication to the preservation of Americana led him down the path of Pennsylvania politics. politics. In 2015, Vince Fuska became one of the most dedicated and well-known Trump supporters in the nation. Vince is credited with playing a part in helping Donald J. Trump win the 2016 primary in Pennsylvania. In 2018, Vince was elected Pennsylvania Republican state committee person, and in 2020, he was elected as a Republican delegate to the GOP National Convention as a Trump

delegate. Vince Fuska has now stepped up to throw his hat in the ring. See what we did there? To represent we, the people, in the U.S. Senate, he is a candidate who will put America first, protect our Constitution, and fight for our God-given freedom. So the hat thing is a reference to the fact that he always wears a black fedora. And if you have not yet image-searched, Vincent Fuska, before you continue, please give it a gander just to check it out. Yeah, check out the many hats of your newest Senate elect. Shit, he has so many hats, he'll sell you one, buddy. He'll sell you one, although Vincent's hats don't have a lot of crystals on them. He prefers something a little bit more down to earth, a little bit less loud.

Vince is actually skimming Swarovsky diamonds off the hats he sells. He takes like 30% of them off. He's really stretching it. Fuska's campaign logo is a cracked Liberty Bell, which is the Pennsylvania State House bell that was later adopted by abolitionists as a symbol of freedom and eventually cracked, never to ring again. 1846. I'm sure it's also a reference to the fictional bell on JFK Jr's boat inscribed with where we go one, we go all, which Q and on followers decided existed based solely on the

1996 Ridley Scott movie White Squall. Before we get into his campaign, I did want to give you some context on the 2022 Pennsylvania Republican primaries and Senate race so we can evaluate Vince's chances here. A February 22 Bloomberg article explains. Dr. Oz and former Bridgewater CEO fight over Trump voters for Pennsylvania Senate seat. No clear front. runner in a crowded primary field has yet emerged. Former Bridgewater Associates CEO David McCormick and celebrity physician Mehmet Oz have already shattered spending records in their Republican primary battle for a U.S. Senate seat in Pennsylvania that is pivotal to party efforts to retake control of Congress. McCormick and Oz have flooded Keystone state airwaves with television

and radio ads and a clip typically reserved for the closing stretch of an election, especially courting supporters of former President Donald Trump, whose votes could spell the difference in the May 17th primary. The two campaigns and the Super PACs supporting them have spent more than $30 million on ads so far, and total spending for five of the GOPs candidates and their Super PACs is almost $34 million, according to ad impact data. That exceeds the $20.1 million record set in the 2010 Democratic race for a Pennsylvania U.S. Senate primary, according to a Bloomberg analysis of data from the Federal Election Commission and Open Secrets, which studies campaign finance and lobbying data. The stakes in the race to replace retiring Senator Pat Toomey, a Republican, are particularly

high. In the favorable political environment for the Republicans, Democrats consider the Pennsylvania seat one of their strongest pickup opportunities. The Republican primary field opened up after Sean Parnell, who had been endorsed by Trump, suspended his campaign last November when a judge sided with his estranged wife in a custody battle that included allegations that Pernell physically and verbally abused her and their children. Trump hasn't made a fresh endorse but the target audience for the advertising blitz is chiefly his supporters, including those in the western part of the Commonwealth that once was heavily democratic but became more Republican as steel meals closed and Trump rose to prominence.

So an incredibly brutal race with more money spent than ever before. Where the field is wide open because the guy who was going to take the spot is a piece of shit. A total asshole. So clearly this is going to be a Sisyphian town. for Vincent Fuska, who has exactly 17 followers on Twitter on his campaign account, and is currently begging people to sign his petition by driving his Trumpmobile through various townships and counties. The Trumpmobile, in fact, is the only reason Vincent entered public consciousness in the first place. Here's from a 2016 video by the York Daily

record in which Fuska shows off his white Ford transit van plastered with Trump decals. When Mr. Trump announced that he was going to run for president, I came up with the idea to do something like this, I say, well, the Pope is the Popemobile, so Mr. Trump should have the Trumpmobile. I was searching for the right vehicle. It had to be the right look, the right year, the right color. I literally went to an auction with somebody to look for something like that. And when I found it, the picture developed in my head. The reaction has been 75, percent great. And at about 20 to 25 percent, you know, I'm not going to give you the derogatory sign. It's been negative. Everything came out of pocket as a support for Mr. Trump campaign.

We're going to see him as our next president. Wow. Yeah. So that was his first introduction. And look how far he has come. Indeed. is what QAnon and Trump do to people. He was just a lowly supporter. And now look at him. He's ready to take on a position in the United States Senate. I mean, but, you know, in a Campbell sense, he's on a hero's journey and so he needed some obstacles. So unfortunately in 2020, Fuska released a somber video of himself standing in front of a total Trumpmobile. Something had gone horribly wrong.

My beautiful American Trumpers Now to Westmoreland County where a rollover crash left two people with serious injuries this afternoon I was in a bad accident nevertheless an accident This is the intersection of Route 22 and Route 819 in Salem Township According to firefighters four vehicles collided one of them was a van decorated for the Trump campaign Let's replace the Trumbobile so it'll bring lots of joy and victory to the Trump movement in Pennsylvania.

Lots of love to you. Damn, that was a heartfelt video. I feel really bad for him. It was. It's beautiful shots of that panning up of Janine Pereiro books and Reagan ranch pamphlets. Yeah.

Yeah. Sort of just tossed because of the horrible crash inside the car. There was a Janine Piro book and then right above it like a kind of crumpled black fedora. Yeah, this is, I feel bad making jokes about this because I don't want anybody to get, to get hurt. No, no, no.

But I mean, it's as if I was writing it for a story and wrote a section and be like, As he looked up on top of crumpled Janine Pereiro books, a single crumpled fedora mixed in amongst the wreckage. Why do you guys keep calling her Janine Pereiro? I don't know. What's her real name? Piro. Piro.

Whatever. Whatever. We don't care. He raised $9,836 of the $50,000 he was asking for on GoFundMe. Fuska does appear to have replaced the Trumpmobile as he drove one around in 2020 promoting Donald Trump and is now doing the same thing during his 2022 Senate run, even going so far as calling it a convoy because a single car joined him in the you can see here in the photo the second car. His like campaign advisors are like, well, you can do other things.

You can put flyers. You can run to TV ads. I mean, he's like, no, it's got to be a truck. That's what worked in the past. It's got to be, that is the way. You got to get a van. You got to get stickers. You got to get it wrapped.

I'll hear nothing else. Over the years, Fuska has been relatively shy about his Q&N connections, despite enjoying a healthy following among people who dig Q. In 2021, his picture was used by pundit Bill Maher to make fun of people who believe Fuska is JFK Jr. Vincent made a video response, and I think it kind of illustrates his confusing relationship with both QAnon and their wild fantasies about who he really. is. Welcome to Pennsylvania. America starts here. Not here. Bill, on your show, you asked if there were any cue supporters in your audience. Are there queuing on people here? Everyone is

welcome at my show. No? Anyway. None? That's because they're all here. And here? And here. You also made a comparison to me in the iconic JFK Jr. But they know who the JFK Jr. is. I have, I'm not making this up. They have the, I'll show you the picture. This is the person they say is JFK Jr. now. But this is a better comparison. Especially this one.

Bill, on your show, you show the January 6th coin collection. We're actually about an image on one of the coins. One of the courts. Poor joke, man. Very poor. This would have been much funnier. By the way, the Constitution in law? Just like it says in our Constitution,

ladies gentlemen that they're always carrying around. This is why you can make sick jokes. Because they believed JFK Jr. son of the most iconic democrat ever you said jfk is iconic yes he is iconic that music sounds like you you're about to load into a heist in gta online yeah yeah there was images of uh ashley babette that he was wearing on his t-shirts and he had a picture of bill Marr next to a monkey at one point? Yeah, or platypus or something. It was like one of those big kind of goofy-nosed monkeys. Well, jokes on him because Bill Mar is considered right-wing now. So

maybe they've got more in common than, uh, yeah, then they don't. Fuska did appear as a speaker at the October 2021 Q&on gathering, The Patriot Double Down in Las Vegas, alongside fellow JFK junior Juan O'Savon, the Watkins' father-son duo, actor Jim Kivisel, and Arizona Senator Sonny Borelli, another Italian who Fuska introduced and endorsed on stage. Much to his consternation, Borelli seemed not too pleased with how things happened, like having Fuska bring him out and frame him. Fuska explained his own Senate run in Pennsylvania in a March 22 interview with WESA, a Pittsburgh NPR affiliate.

Bill, on your show, you asked if there were any Q supporters in your audience. I threw my hat in the ring because there's too much happening in our nation right now that isn't right. our border, our crime going up, our educational system falling apart. The fedora wearing Fusca told W.E.S.A. at the event. Fusca said he wants to bring the country... Into the future. I want to bring my nation where it should be. Asked to describe what the future would look like, he joked. The Jetsons. No potholes. Flying cars, boom.

But he did not address. directly addressed, the question a WESA reporter was obliged to ask, whether he is actually John F. Kennedy, Jr., the son of the 35th U.S. president. We're going to have to leave that for another time, because right now it's about getting the signatures for us to get there. He said, we can go in so many different directions with JFK Jr. and other movements, but let's stick to the matter at hand right now. He's been doing this. He'll never, he'll never. never say no. He'll never say, no, I am not, no, I am not the guy. Because that's his

stake. I mean, that's, that's what he's running on is, is the chance maybe that he's actually JFK Jr. Maybe I'm lying about my Italian heritage. Maybe that lied about me moving to the U.S. in 1963 is all bullshit, actually. It's like a good horror movie. You can never see the monster. You know what I mean? It's like the moment you kind of show it, it loses its, you know, It sort of loses its suspense, and same thing with Fuska. I think the moment he goes, you know what, definitively, no, not that guy, appreciate it. I'm flattered because he's a very good-looking guy, but no, not me. I mean, he's going to lose his momentum.

He's going to lose his hat business. He's going to lose a lot of lovely women at MAGA events. Yeah. WESA also noted that Fusca hardly played against the Q&ON beliefs about him, opting to wear a t-shirt printed with a George magazine cover, which is JFK Jr.'s short-lived fashion and politics magazine. Most of his campaign videos, in fact, are hosted on the YouTube channel of a woman who goes by right-side blonde, is friends with Tommy Numbers, and has taken to reading articles from her George magazine collection to her YouTube audience. WESA reporter Chris Potter asked Fuska about the shirt and whether Vincent was trying to encourage him to think that he's JFK Jr.

And this was Fuska's answer. No, that's encouraging you to do this interview. to the best of your ability because you're a professional and we have to stick to the matter at hand. We want to put our nation back on track. That's right. I wore the shirt so you would be better at your job. This is what I do. Look, it's a very simple formula. What I'm used to people not being very good at their job. I wear the George magazine cover. I show up all of a sudden you are a better interviewer. That's how this works. Yeah, it's based on being allowed to skip the line at Starbucks.

In fact, the barist is a cue person. In fact, that gives me an idea. Now selling on my website, George Magazine Jr. shirts. They help you be better. You put it on. You're better at your job. This is. George Magazine Jr.

I don't know. What did I say? Is that the son of George Magazine? George Magazine had an illegitimate child. What the fuck? George Magazine. Hey, my name is George Magazine. George Magazine had a relationship with men's health.

George Magazine breaking up with men's health. For a long time, George Magazine kept his son magazine a secret. What the fuck? I tried to find out more about Fuska's platform, but the only explanatory text he has on his Senate campaign website is that biography we read at the top of the segment. He did, however, put out several videos in which he attempted a kind of political messaging of sorts. Here's one of them. We have a coin. We were raised at that coin, you flip it, heads or tails.

But that coin has changed. That coin is not heads or tails anymore. That coin is vote and freedom. You flip it, both sides represent America. The vote and freedom. And that's what they're trying to do. They're trying to melt that coin. turn it into something else.

We're not going to let them. We've got to protect that vote. The vote is the foundation of our republic. Everything is based on the vote. You flip it over and you have freedom. You flip it over, you have the vote. We see something is wrong with it. We want that vote to be strained out.

We know we have two people in the White House that don't care. How much longer can they keep insulting us? I don't think too much longer, guys. My name is Vincent Fuska, and I'm running for the United States Senate from our state of Pennsylvania. They made him wear a mask to stand next to the Liberty Bell, because it's like, I probably like, I think it's in a museum or something. Or he's probably at the state house, actually. Not good for his messaging.

You know, that's the exact, that's the speech that he gave at the Patriot double down, the coin, the vote and freedom thing. And I heard it the first time I thought, this is incoherent. None of this makes sense, but you thought, man, this is golden. This is the message I'm running on. They're trying to take the penny. They're trying to melt it down for copper wire to put into... Now, I'm making him sound like Christopher Walken. They're trying to put it down and melt the coin down and turn it in the copper wire.

And see, and use the wire. What is happening? Use the wire. If you use the wire, you can put it in the graphics chips and make more PlayStation 5s. I mean, I do like the idea, like, America is a coin. You know, half of it is one side of the coin is freedom. The other side of the coin is the vote. And a Jew just took my coin.

A Jew, he took my coin. Please no. He took my coin. One side of vote. The other side, freedom. And they're trying to melt it down into copper wire. Okay, he's going like Stallone at this point. Amazing.

I do like anti-Semitic walking. What a good bit. That is a good bit. It was the Jews the whole time. Anti-Semitic. Hey, Stelon. Anti-Semitic still on. Oh, no.

Come on, man. He's up next. We're back, my friends. Here's another video where he talks about growing up natural. We grew up so natural, you know, we learn from one another. Our parents gave us wings. They're the ones you gave us wings. And we flew away with those rings.

But they were our parents' rings. Not these woke teachers that work for the unions and are controlled by the unions. I'm an Italian-American. You might be German America, black American, Polish-American, Greek-American. Nobody had to tell us who we were. We socialized, we grew up with one another, and we went on to find the American dream together. They think we don't get it. how much longer can they keep insulting us I don't think too much longer guys essentially his slogan because it's now been at the end of two campaign videos

is how long can they insult us not too much longer guys yeah he is his messaging reads like a Joe Pesci lines oh you're thinking I'm a fucking clown huh Vincent Fuska for Senate how long can they insult us not too much longer guys this ad was paid for for the Vincent Fuska campaign for Senate

It's true that if you did pair him with non-leftist audio and shit like that, it might be even funnier. Someone needs to pair him with Austin Steinbart, who seems to have endless production values. Help a brother out. His beats are not bad, but I was nodding my head a little bit. Yeah, there's probably like, I bet like a few Q-in-on people are like, this guy's a papist. I'm not fucking with that. This is not the Protestant vibe I signed up for. I mean, the Trump-Mobile thing is based on the Pope-Mobile.

That's what he said. Yeah. So it's like so funny. He's like, you know, the Pope has one. So Trump should too. That's the best thing about Q&N, though. If you think one of the influencers aligns with, you know, the black hats, then, you know, you don't have to follow them there. There's a couple other JFK Jr.

But I just realized, if you want to. I just realized the Pope Mobile has the Pope inside it. It drives him around. Right. Is his idea that Trump is going to pop out the sunroof of like a white man that used to be a taxi that he bought in an auction and wave to people? This is the if you build it, they will come of the Trump Mobility. There's no shield. He's going to get fucking domed.

Like, the Popemobile is built so you can't shoot the Pope. He's just going to kidnap Trump and just stuff him in the back of his white man. He's like, I got one better. It's a cardboard cutout of the president. I stick him through the roof. Why is walking back? I think the idea of FinCid Fuska is Christopher Walken is, is, I don't know if I can let that go. I think that's going to be, I think that's going to make an appearance at some point down the road.

Okay. Although there are very few videos that he's made for his. campaign every one of them is a gem in a specific way here he is exploring the melting pot of america we are americans okay sorry i'm pausing the video we are americans and it shows a fucking helicopter that says polizai it's a german helicopter it's a german helicopter and i just realized in the last video he said italian american you might be you know whatever or black american Those are all nations. Then he's just like a black or a black American.

Maybe he just really liked the shot of this particular helicopter in slow motion. It's like from some German heist movie or something. He's like, no, we're going to get the movie. We're going to get the shot from this movie. Anyways, I'm resuming the club. We are the greatest civilization on Earth, the greatest melting pot on Earth. I'm an Italian-American. You met a German American, black American, Polish American, Greek American.

Nobody had to tell us who we were. We socialized. We grew up with one another. And we went on to find the American dream together. My name is Vincent Fuska. And I'm running for the United States Senate from our state of Pennsylvania. So, yeah, I mean, all, it's really funny because all of it is, like, Breitbart, like, grievance lines. But as if read by an English second language person who,

not actually angry. Yeah. Very strange. His videos, though, the production value, I would say, is probably miles ahead of any other Q&on content I've seen. I mean, the editing is decent for them, the quality of the picture, decent for them. The beats, not so horrible. What?

I don't think it's all that bad. I mean, the message is trash, obviously, but I'm purely the production value. I'm impressed. We've been through all the cycles. We've had Netflix. series, like looking Q&On stuff. We have every level of quality now. I would disagree.

Also, it's not really Q&On stuff. No, no. It's just kind of your general panache of... It's just like faded racist grandpa. Yeah. That's his whole, like, kung fu-fussisdance. As of mid-March 2020, Fuska was still begging his supporters to sign his petition to even appear on the ballot,

while petting his very wide-eyed dog. Hi, Vincent Fuske here. Candidate for the U.S. senatorial seat of our state of Pennsylvania. We need petition signed to get on a ballot. So follow the instructions on our website. Thank you very, very much. And thank you, Lou. And thank you to my beautiful overweight dog Lou,

who looks like he's going through a wind tunnel. You live with Louie Dogg's the only way to stay sane. Yes. Let the loving, let the loving come back to me. All right. Now that's what I would pay for. Why would you continue with that? it's much more fun to interrupt you in real time yeah that's true he's still Jake is trying out all

the new buttons he's like oh now I can really fuck the recording up I've been alone this is amazing I've been so lonely but I do I would love to see a white reggae album come out from Fusca I mean he's where he's got the fedora yeah I wouldn't put it past him he needs to dreadlock his like this kind of weird haircut here's the graphic by the way for the campaign uh the they're using for their volunteers. Travis, you want to read what's on it? Sure. It says volunteers for Vince, we are the plan 2022. So yeah, direct appeal to the Qadon audience there. Yeah, there's also a hidden bacon here. You've got the V's highlighted. V is also the Roman numeral for five, five by five. Oh, five. I see that. By five. Oh, my God. Damn, I didn't catch that. Yeah. Recovering conspiracy guy here.

Oh, God. I see it. He's baking it. And beneath the graphic was a URL. We Aretheplan.org. The website, if it ever existed, is currently down. On March 13th, Fuske explained in a newsletter that, quote, tomorrow is the last day to come to the HQ to sign or drop off petitions.

We are now two days past that deadline, he said. So I thought I would call the telephone number listed for their campaign and ask if they had collected the 3,000 signatures. they require. As I was preparing to call the number, I was kind of overcome with how far I'd fallen. Here I was ringing up the campaign headquarters for the guy some QNon people believe is JFK Jr. So to stave off this kind of existential dread that was developing, I decided to call as a professional journalist for the Daily Bugle. After all, this wasn't a conversation with a private citizen. I was calling political headquarters, and any representative of the campaign answering the call should reasonably expect to be speaking on the public record.

Hello? Hello, I'm trying to reach Vincent Fuska. What is this, please? This is Jonathan Jameson from the Daily Bugle. I'm a journalist. Is this Jason? Jonah Jameson. Mr. Jameson.

Hello? I'm so sorry. I'm just, this is like a new phone here, and I'm trying to doubt to it. This is Vincent Fusker. Hi, Vincent What is your name, please? Jonah Jameson John

Jonah Jameson Jonah, hey Jonah, how are you? Nice to meet you Kind of a unique name, that's why I'm trying to... Yeah, no problem. Trying to get the hang of it. Who are you, sir? I'm a reporter, and I've been kind of

following your campaign so far, and I saw that some dates for signatures were coming up and I was just curious about any developments on that. Well, there's a lot of developments, Jonah. I don't know if I'm at Liberty to speak to you about it right now from many, many angles, you know, but I appreciate you reaching out. If it's okay with you, if you could text me at this number, your info.

Sure. And I will be more and more than happy to get back to you to, uh, to be with all the ongoing developments which are moving at light speed in a sense sure and in terms of your signatures that you've collected do you think you will appear on the ballot uh i it is very uh jonah i know you're a journalist and uh you know you're trying to get the best of your ability for uh for getting to the bottom of the truth of anything matter. But at this point in time, I don't want to have the info to share with you. All right. Because, because, because I can see that, you know, that you really, really care,

you want to put out the truth. And my campaign is totally, totally out of the box from all the other campaigns. Absolutely. It's unique. It's very, very unique. And if possible, the reason why I'm elaborating a little bit on it because I can see that you want to put out the truth and there's a lot of truth that has to be put out there. But at this point in time, like I was telling you, Jonah, everything is moving at lightning speed. We got over 2,000 signatures that we need,

but things are moving in light speed and there's a lot of variables here. Sure, and... Where the truth comes out, but just text me all the info, and then I'll be more than happy. to have a voice conversation like we're having right now if need be at any time any time once we get everything in front of us right and what do you mean by get everything in

front of us well there's a lot of there's a lot of moving parts Jonah there's a lot of moving parts right now and you might have called you know it's all about timing you might have given this call at the right time that's why I'm giving you the courtesy of this I didn't even know you were but either you tell me. I would love, love, love to, you know, to give you whatever is developing, but it hasn't developed yet. Okay. And is there any state?

Sure. Yeah. Go ahead. No, no, no. No, no. I think you pretty much, you know, you pretty much get it. I understand it because, you know, you know, if it wasn't out of the box, you wouldn't have made this phone call from that perspective.

Sure. And in terms of your platform, has anything changed? Is there a focus in your messaging? No, no. My platform stands as it stands. All the 14 issues that you saw my agenda stand and stronger and stronger with what is happening. Of course, you know, and stronger what was happening, what is happening in Ukraine as we speak at light speed. So, and I will be a heck of a lot happy to share my views. Okay, sure. And where were those 14 points? I'm sorry, I must have missed that on your website. Uh-oh.

Uh-oh, as we say in America. Uh-oh, spaghetti. Oh, um, there should be my flyer on my website with all my 14 points. Okay. I'll take a look for that. If you can't, if you can't find them, you know, reach out back out to me from that perspective, and we'll make sure you see them. Could you send them to me perhaps by text if I just shoot you a text right now? Yes. Yes, yes, I will. Yes, I will. Okay, I really appreciate that. Thank you.

Okay. Thank you, Jonathan. Thank you. All right. Have a good day. Bye, bye. This is me, like, having just taken, like, four bong rips, and then receiving a telephone call from my mother, like, in college, being like, oh, and what are you working on?

How's school? It's good. And your grades? They're coming. Well, they haven't developed quite yet, but they are developing. Just fighting a halo boss, like, absolutely on cloud nine. Yeah, it was, as usual, just really hard to get any shred of anything from him. And, again, I requested two very, very simple things.

One of them is, you know, you just passed your deadline by your own media. Yeah. What's up? Couldn't answer that. But also couldn't answer what are his main points, because I did check the website. They're not on the website. That's an, oh, spaghetti. Old American saying.

Old American saying. Oh, let's spaghetti. Oh, been around since the beginning of time, just like that can of SpaghettiOs that's in your cupboard. Listen, Jonah, Jonah Jameson, from the Daily Bugle. I know you're an American, so you probably are familiar with the term, uh-oh, Spaghetti-o. Which is what I say when I find out that my platform is actually not in any of the media. I'm surprised he didn't tell you to get a George magazine shirt so that you could be better at your job as a journalist. I feel like I was, you know, polite and just, I was asking questions that should have been answered by,

like any pamphlet he would put out, or like anything, you know, but it just, I couldn't find it. So after this call, I texted Vincent, but I received no response from that. He called me again to tell me to text him, and I told him that I had, but would, you know, send another message. He had clearly forgotten my name and organization by that point because he asked me to provide it again. He told me his campaign manager had been consulted and approved sending me the 14 points. It was unclear why he would need clearance to send anyone a link to his basic public

platform. But like I said, this was a unique campaign, I think. This is a special thing. Also a surprise for you. I mean, you thought you were probably going to get a campaign manager or something. You just called the campaign number on the website. So to speak to the man himself, you know, that's surprising. That's kind of true. Yeah. I mean, I just was kind of doing a general query to essentially like their media contact. So very strange. Either way, I sent two text messages. I still have not received any response. I'm not sure if he knows how to check the text messages on his phone or something. Well, let's see what happens, because I'll bet you the first thing he did was Google Jonah Jameson.

So let's see what comes up here. You're joking, right? Travis, you want to tell him? Who's Jonah Jameson? Oh. Who works for the Daily Bugle? Oh, is that like that Angry Boss? Yes.

Oh, okay, okay. I didn't know his first name was Jonah. Yeah, he's the guy who wants to get Spider-Man, but he's also employing Spider-Man. I'm going to Google anyway and see, yeah, it's just scenes from the movie that come up. It's surprising. Jake needs to... J.K. Simmons comes up. Jake needs to put down the Ghostbusters and pick up.

up some fucking Spider-Man. Does J. Jonah Jameson like Spider-Man? These are questions people ask. Does Jay Jonah Jameson died? Right. Okay. I think we could probably move on. I mean, if Fuska does not appear on the ballot, that might prove tricky for his voting base, who will probably just write in JFK Jr. and fuck all of this up for Vince. Either way, he's up against two MAGA candidates spending historic amounts of money to win the Republican primary, so I'm guessing this entire segment is basically an exercise in futility, and I think that really defines our podcast as a whole. With something he claims is more substantial than my work, here is junior correspondent and millennial maverick Travis View.

So I think Vincent Fuska, I mean, he's the light JFK Jr. Now I'm going to talk about the dark JFK Jr., 107, because it's quite possible that he is going to have a role in just popping the wheels off this thing that we call American democracy. So I want to talk about the campaign and Q&N circles to take over the position of Secretary. Secretary of State. And we know that this campaign is very real because the participants discuss it out in the open in the content they create. Now, Secretary of State is usually an overlooked

position because mostly involves bureaucratic and administrative matters. And if you're not really sure what people in this position do, that's fine. That's normal. When it's working properly, it should be invisible. But Trump and his allies realize that this position is actually crucial because the Secretary of State is responsible for administering elections. Alex Kaplan at Media Matters has been doing great work tracking this plot. So to understand why this is happening, we're going to have to go back to before January 6th, 2021, when Trump was still trying to get the election overturned by other means. As part of this campaign, Trump called up Georgia Secretary of State Brad Raffensberger.

Georgia is a swing state in the 2020 election Biden won by a thin margin, just 11,779 votes out of nearly 5 million votes total. Trump contacted Raffensberger because the Office of Secretary of State coordinates and monitors all election activity. That includes voter registration, campaign finance disclosure, and certification of election results. The Secretary of State also chairs the state election board, which investigates election fraud and enforces state election law. In an hour-long phone call on January 2nd, Trump pressured Raffinsberger to help him find the votes in Georgia that would overturn the election results. Trump, he berated Raffensberger, he tried to flatter him, he begged him to act and threatened him with vague criminal consequences if the Secretary of State refused to pursue his false claims. At one point, warning that Raffinsberger was taking a big risk.

Trump rambled about baseless conspiracy theories he heard on the Internet, such as the claim that dead people were voting by the thousands and that dominion voting systems were shredding ballots. So dead people voted. And I think the number is in the process. thousand people, and they went to obituaries, they went to all sorts of methods to come up with an accurate number, and a minimum is close to about 5,000 voters. The bottom line is when you add it all up, and then you start adding, you know, 300,000 fake ballots, then the other thing they said is in Fulton County in other areas, and this may or may not see, because this just came up this morning, that they are burning their ballots, that they are shredding, shredding ballots

and removing equipment. They're changing the equipment on the dominion machines. And, you know, that's not legal. And they supposedly shredded, I think they said, 300 pounds of, 3,000 pounds of ballots. And that just came to us as a report today. And, you know, it's, you know, it's, It's a very sad situation. But, Brad, if you took the minimum numbers were many, many times above the 11,779. Wow. Totally incoherent. I'm sorry, but like, he makes way more sense these days.

I mean, he still rambles and shit, but like... At this point, he was probably operating on extremely little sleep. I agree. In the recording, Trump insinuates that Raffinsberger may be subject to legal liability if he doesn't pursue Trump's baseless allegations. The ballots are corrupt, and you're going to find that they are, which is totally illegal, it's more illegal for you than it is for them, because you know what they did and you're not reporting it.

That's a criminal, that's a criminal offense. And, you know, you can't let that happen. That's a big risk to you and to Ryan, your lawyer. That's a big risk. To you and to your lawyer, Ryan, who, you know, home address. Ryan, you can find him at 1-24-227. In the call, Trump makes it clear that he just wants Raffensberger to find the number of votes necessary to win Georgia. So, look, all I want to do is this.

I just want to find 11,780 votes, which is one more than we have, because we won the state. And flipping the state is a great testament to our country. because, you know, it's just, it's a testament that they can admit to a mistake, or whatever you want to call it, if it was a mistake. I don't know. A lot of people think it wasn't a mistake. It was much more criminal than that. Just saying, it's like, listen, I need this many votes. Just give them to me.

And maybe it was a mistake. Maybe it wasn't. Maybe you're a criminal. Let's find out. Just give me the votes. We'll talk about later. At this point, yeah, Trump is just like a series of titles floating in and out of the screen, like a beginner at, like, video editing would do.

Now, the Secretary of State, to his credit, he pushed back on Trump's baseless claims, and Trump did not take this well. While speaking at CPAC 2021, Trump said that the Secretary of State Raffisberger let them down, presumably because Raffesberger didn't overturn the election results. You really disappointed me? You made me sad. The Governor of Georgia and Georgia Secretary of State let us down. They let us down.

And by the way, the voting law they passed is far weaker. than that of Texas and other states? You hear that, Mr. Attorney General? You hear that in the back of the room? He thinks he's like Colbert doing, you know, like the press dinner. You know, all of this is important, partly because it illustrates this idea in Q&ON world and the extended MAGA universe, which is that there is widespread election fraud, which make the results illegitimate.

And the only reason that this election fraud isn't being exposed is because the secretaries of state in each state are just letting it happen, just unopposed, without telling the world about how corrupt these election systems really are. Yeah, if you read between the lines, they've identified the people at the key spots, right? That's it. It'd be like, I was like, well, what do I need to, who makes these decisions, basically, about elections? Well, this guy. Which is the sloppiest and most kind of public way of trying to do what can only become a failed coup, you know? It's just like, who's the key people we need to control so this thing would go my way? Yeah. Yeah. In a more recent appearance in front of the Pennsylvania GOP,

Trump seemed to indicate that the key to winning is actually deciding who counts the vote. It would be a lot sharper the next time when it comes to counting the vote. There's a famous statement. Sometimes the vote counter is more important than the candidate, and we can't let that ever, ever happen again. They have to get tougher and smarter. Well, I mean, I love that the voter isn't, you know, it's like it's just the vote counters and the president.

That's the two things you need to weigh against each other when you, decide how many votes there were? No, yeah, they're, they've given up on, like, increasing the number of votes. And it was like, they think that this Secretary of State position is the linchpin to everything. Fortunately, this sort of pressuring didn't end in disaster, but, you know, let's ponder for a moment, a hypothetical situation that someone in Raft Perger's position was more sympathetic to the president.

He wouldn't be the type to record the entire conversation and then leak it to the Washington Post, for example. Sure. He was someone who, like, you know, who would listen to him and, like, was more, you try to actually, you know, find the votes that Trump wanted to find. Everybody's a Linda trip now. There's no one to trust in this bucket of crabs. Now, I talk about this because that scenario, getting secretaries of state to go along with

bogus claims of electoral fraud in order to ensure Republicans win is actually part of a plan by some conspiracists for this year's election and beyond. And the linchpin of this campaign is, by all appearances, Q&ON influencer, Juan O'Savin. That's great. Yes, good. Yeah. Yeah, that is. This is really like a tale of two JFK juniors.

Mm-hmm, yeah. This is, this was, one, he's got a new phone, he's still figuring it out. Yeah. One is working class. Yeah. The other guy's driving fucking sports cars. Yeah. We got a guy in a white fan and a fucking dip shit in a sports car who smokes cigars and

wears like leather boots, even though he's just a career alcoholic and is never less so fucking anything. So 107. So I think the first thing to know is that 107 is obviously a pseudonym that's supposed to sound like 107, like 17 or vaguely, vaguely like a 007 spiking. I really thought it was one who's like saving the kids or something. Yeah, one oh, even. I didn't, I didn't know it was a number. Of course it's Jametria. Gammatria. Gammatria. Who gives a shit? No, we'd care. We care. We go back and forth on that word. Let's put it that way with this podcast. You can't just go back. I don't mean

saying it right. I mean giving a shit. Okay. All right. That's true. That's true for you. Now, Wado Savin's shtick in, like, the videos that he makes, and his prime medium, his video is, like, he never shows his face. And instead, he shows his hands or his shoes while he talks about information. He says he's getting from some secret inside source. And I've seen his face. And if that's JFK Jr., then there was a wasp attack. No, yeah.

That's, but yeah, yeah. So, I mean, I think the, you know, the weird stick where it's like, oh, no, I'm only, going to show my boots in the frame and never my face. I think it added to the mystery and actually helped him build his audience. Yeah, in the frame, it's like his, he'll have his nice, expensive watch, he'll have a cigar, he'll have his hand. Oftentimes he'll be calling in from behind the wheel driving his sports car. And then he's also very frequently like at Trump International Hotel in D.C. and the whole show like the curtains and his view for view from of D.C. and stuff. He's probably a trust fund kid. Probably.

107 authored a book called The Kid by the Side of the Road and a big chunk of that book is dedicated to the anti-Semitic conspiracy theory at the world is controlled by the Rothschild banking family. He also peddles some pretty standard sovereign citizen rhetoric about how America is a corporation and not a country. But it also has a lot of thoughts on QAnon. And here's what Juan says. The Q project was aimed at gamers, younger people with inquiring minds and the skill set to educate themselves. Just like a gamer has to go through a new game to find out how to play it, what tricks there are, and how to advance past certain obstacles. They have to learn and try

different techniques until they overcome a set of challenges to get to the next level. When their skill sets match the present stage they are at, a gamer can progress to the next one. People have to educate themselves, and then new people must come into the Q project who will educate themselves. I understand there are a bunch of people out there that don't believe the Q operation is real, but it is. The level of sophistication is at the outer edge of the current supercomputers capabilities envelope. Artificial intelligence is involving and helping to correlate all of the Q posts down to the second, controlling the information so that it overlays and layers perfectly with thousands of posts to date. So they're running AI to find out when the posts

happened? They fuck, we have the timestamps. I don't know. I think it's, I think, yeah, I think you saying that like that the Q post are made with AI so they're perfectly controlled to take down the deep state I don't know that's a new one they are as incoherent as like what most AI will put out sure sure thematically yeah that tracks like Vincent Fusca 107 made an appearance at the QAnon conference Patriot double down in October of 2021 during this appearance 107 implied that the people responsible for stealing the election in his world would be tried at Gitmo classic This is not over.

Buckle off, Buttercup. We're going to go to town on these guys, but we're not going to do it the way they do it. We're not going to do a lynching. We're going to have a court. And if the court of the peers isn't able to be assembled because of dramas, captured operation, can't even tell who's legally here,

we have a little course. this guy this guy visits sex workers in Twin Peaks we first learned that Secretary of State positions were being targeted in a systematic way thanks to another speaker at the Patriot Double Down Conference their Nevada Secretary of State candidate Jim Marchant talked about how he first met 107 after the election November 4th I went to work

I got a sweep in the Venetian hotel across the hall from the Trump attorneys and the Trump people that came in to start investigating the election fraud here in Nevada. And guess who showed up at my sweep to blow you away? You saw him Saturday. You saw him yesterday. 107. Jim Marchant said that. At the encouragement of 107, he decided to run for the position of Secretary of State. So right after the election, Juan showed up a few others, a few others, President Trump allies.

And I was going to run for Congress again. And they asked me, would you, instead of run for Congress again, would you run for Secretary of State of Nevada? And I said, absolutely. And I knew right then that they had figured. out exactly what Harry Reid and George Soros figured out in 2004. We need to take back the Secretary's of State offices around the country. I'm sorry. It's unbelievable that the Democrats would be that capable.

Jim Marchant further said that he formed a coalition with like-minded people who also planned to run for the Secretary of State positions in several states. So not only did they ask me to run, they asked me to put together a coalition of other like-minded Secretary of State candidates. So I got to work. Want us out and help? Want to solve and help? With what?

Except funding? Maybe funding, but also, like, he, I mean, he sounds like he's really important and, like, saying, like, no, no, we don't need you for Congress. We need you in Secretary of State. That's where we're going to have the most impact. Right. So he's the strategist. He's a strategist.

Oh, God. Jim Marchant went on to list the people he met with, and if you've been listening to this podcast for a while, you may recognize some of those names. So we put together this coalition. We had our inaugural meeting right here in Las Vegas, May 1st. We had Mike Lindell, Patrick Byrne, I think Jim Hofft and Joe Hofft from Gateway Pundit. They zoomed in. Brian Kennedy with the Claremont Institute.

I had a number of county commissioners from around the state of Nevada attend. That was our inaugural meeting to start strategizing for the coalition. So I can't stress enough how important the Secretary of State offices are. I think they're setting up an amazing reservoir dogs, too. 107 confirmed his involvement in this coalition to take over Secretary of State positions while appearing on a Q&On radio show. So, you know, one of the things that's going on right now, there's a number of states. We have a project here that we're doing, helping people become candidates in certain types of offices across the country that we started here in Nevada. and that has prospered pretty well with a number of Trump endorsements.

And then Patrick Byrne, a former Overstock CEO and the guy who funded the bogus sort of Arizona Audit and Mesa County and also been really involved in Stop the Steel efforts. He confirms his association with Juan O'Savin during a slightly intoxicated Ask Me Anything on Telegram. What do I think of Juan O'Savana? I think Juan O'Savin, I think Juan is. a charming guy. It's hard to separate what from what with him, but I think he's a charming guy, and I like him. Sometimes he's not always right about things. There's so many great questions. How do I think of, is Juanos and JFK Jr? No, I've been with Juanosa, then that's not JFK Jr. He is literally drinking whiskey, straight from the cup, just fucking blasted. Everyone in Trumptown is fucking high as fuck these days.

Yeah, it's like when, erin loathing the movie, when Hunter S. Thompson walks into the hotel and the hotel bar, and it's just like a bunch of lizards, you know, just guzzling booze. And his whole camp just gives me that sort of like, icky feeling. This guy's energy is like, I just blew my entire kid's college fund at the Vegas tables. Patrick Byrne later told the New York Times that he donated $15,000 to this coalition. In interview with The Guardian, Jim Marchant said that there are currently eight members of the coalition who are all bidding for the chief election official posts, with more likely to join soon. One of those participants is a congressman Jody Heist from Georgia, who is running to replace Raffensberger's seat.

Now, this is concerning because Jody Heiss believes that Trump won the election in 2020. In a 2021 interview on Steve Bannon's News Network Real America News, Hice claimed that an ongoing audit in Georgia would show that Trump won the state. This wound up not being true. Do you think Trump won Georgia? Yeah, I mean, obviously the audit is going to show that as we get into it. But I believe, you know, there's no one. No one can convince me that Georgia is a blue state. And we all watched on television, everything from the time the so-called water main break occurred on from there. We knew something was happening that should not be taking place

with our elections in Georgia. And so, yeah, I don't believe not for one moment that Georgia is blue, but for election irregularities and fraudulent activity. And I am confident that that is going to come forward as an audit results come out. And I hope that that process is going to take place and that soon it will be made public. See, now, Trump called that guy and said, I need you to get me one more vote than the I lost by. He would help.

He'd find that vote. That's because he contains 11,872 demons. And they are pushing at the envelope of his human flesh. Another member of this coalition is Arizona House of Representatives member Mark Finchum. Finchum is endorsed by Trump in his race for Arizona Secretary of State. Finchum also has appeared on the Q&N on live stream show Red Pill 78. And in his campaign ad, Fincham explicitly declares that he believes Trump won and that the election results in some Arizona counties should be overturned.

Ladies and gentlemen, we know it and they know it. Donald Trump won. It is time for us, the Arizona legislature, to move those counties which are irredeemably compromised into the your decertified section this is how the people can get justice you deserve a secretary of a state who will put your interests first

just in the corner of the room wearing a dunce cap that says decertified that's where we're going to put these people why couldn't they have come up with like a better conspiracy theory like that oh well Trump lost because the deep state I don't know did this that this that the other thing I'm exhausted listening to people like, you know, nearly a year later, over a year later, being like, actually he won.

Well, it's just... It's as simple as it gets. You know, I was like, our guy won, and the only reason people think that the other guy won is because he stole it, because they're thieves, and we're good and they're bad. I mean, it's not complicated. They never thought he would lose. Mm-hmm. It's just the same. Yeah, it's the same.

Endlessly replicating America. Here's the thing. It's like, I think really a big part of it is that, like, Trump is like, I mean, I mean, they think that Trump is just an amazing, incredible, unstoppable guy. And the thing is that it's really hard to actually lose the presidency, the election, if you're an incumbent. You're right? Most people, they serve two terms. You've got to be a real fucking loser to lose the presidential election as an incumbent.

But not only did he lose as an incumbent, he lost to Joe Biden. Yes. And so what are you saying about Joe? Those two facts, those two facts, I think really fucked with like the heads of Trump supporters, where it's just does not conform with the reality they think of when they think of Trump. It just doesn't make any sense. Right, because it was win after win after win. You're going to be so sick of winning.

And then so many losses in a row, right? Like he lost the election and then he took the vaccine. And then he's encouraging them to take the vaccine. It's like their entire worldview just came crumbling down in a matter of a couple weeks. Trump got straight corn popped. You want to talk about 107 being a strategist and mastermind. There's reason to believe that 107 is heavily involved in the Secretary of State race in Colorado. One of the candidates that Jim Marchant promoted is a guy named David Winnie.

But Winnie later dropped out. I can't stop Winnieing. O'Savon says that he was personally involved in David Winnie's decision to drop out of the Secretary of State race. On top of that, Savin says that he encouraged Tina Peters to run for Secretary of State and was involved in Winnie's endorsement of Peters. Now, you may remember Tina Peters as the Mesa County election clerk, who was barred from supervising elections after leaking election systems information to Ron Watkins. Nice.

She's in big trouble now, right? She is. She is. Yes, on March 8th, very recently, Peters was indicted by a grand jury on 10 counts related to those actions. Uh-oh, Spaghetti-Oh! The Colorado GOP has since asked Tina Peters to step down from the race, but we'll see how that goes. She has not stepped down as of yet.

Now, here's a live stream that 107 did with David Winning to discuss these behind-the-scenes political moves. David, by the way, was running for Secretary of State. We talked privately. He decided to step back from that because we understand that Tina is going to be, you know, kind of a high-profile figure in this. She knows this material.

David does, too. He's a computer expert. But David took a different path going for a county commissioner there in order to make room for Tina to run in the Secretary of State position. Very magnanimous in doing that, but because she's a high-profile person and would have the name recognition, et cetera. Does one not realize that his camera is facing frontward? No, everybody.

That's his whole shtick. That's a schick. That's what I'm saying. It's like he'll show. face. You'll see his hands, see his face. His rings. He'll show his cigar, his watch. He'll show his boots. He likes to put up his boot that way. That's a very, like, signature. He likes to show off his two pieces of cake that are sitting on the coffee sitting on the coffee. This man's got appies for days. Yeah, this guy, I mean, especially given his earlier speech about video games and trying to recruit gamers, I mean, maybe he's like, I really like, you know, doing the first person perspective. My life is an FPS. You can see my rings. You can see my cake. You can see my first. fireplace. David Winnie looks like he's in the grandpa suit from jackass. But here we see, 107, maniac writes, you know, a classic conspiracist dumb tropes in a book, and he has a following. He thinks he's JFK Jr. Behind the scenes, he's going, no, you don't

run here. You run in this position. You step down. We'll put you here. We need someone else. Like, he's shaping the race in multiple states, which is fucking safe. This man should not be involved in electoral strategy anywhere. You know why though? He has insane Zoom game. He's just a great conversationalist. So they're always like let's jump on with fucking four random people and like Juan again.

But it really is. This really is what you said earlier. Maybe the episode title should be a tale of two JFK juniors if we haven't done that already. We probably have. Because it really is. You have Vincent Fuska who is like working class. Jedi. He's Jedi.

Yeah, you call his campaign phone. And Juan saving his Sith. Yeah, you call his campaign phone. He actually picks up. He doesn't know, oh, my 14 agenda points are not on the, oh, God. Oh, what was spaghetti? Oh, campaign manager, what were those 14 words? And then you've got this rich guy who doesn't show his face.

He's only showing off, like, you know, whatever, like, you know, mansion that he's sitting in or whatever. And he's calling the shots. He's saying, you've got to go here and you've got to run for this. And actually, I know somebody here. I mean, he's running it like a, just like a rich guy. Yeah, he's like Hugh Hefner of... Far more dangerous, by the way.

Than Hugh Hefner? No, no, then the working class Fuska. Yes, that's so true. No, Fusca, I'm telling you, he's Jedi. Even beyond the coalition that Juan O'Savon is helping form, there are other Secretary of State candidates who push the big lie. According to the nonprofit group, States United Action, there are 21 candidates who dispute Biden's election victory

who are running for Secretary of State in 18 different states. I also think it's worth noting that if someone was corrupt in a Secretary of State position, you know, they don't have to outright reject election results in order to help swing elections towards Republicans. They might, for example, put their thumbs on the scale of fair elections by forcing the closure of polling places, removing ballot drop boxes, or withholding other resources that could make voting easier in heavily Democratic precincts. Now, I don't know how successful this plot is going to be. Maybe it'll fill it out. maybe none of these people who are part of this coalition will get anywhere near power.

I just look forward to actual scandals about the state-level secretary of state. No one ever hears about that. Normally invisible positions. These people are going to get into a bunch of messy stories. But I just felt it was really important to spell all this out because these people, these Q&on affiliated people, they found a weak spot in democracy. And they're trying to hack it. And they're trying to, because they're basically trying to find a way to get people who believe like they believe,

in this crucial position so that they can essentially decide elections unilaterally. Can't the Republicans just accept the vote so you can stop being so boring? No, I mean... We need Travis to shut up about this stuff. I wish they could accept the vote.

But they've given up on that. They're like, all right, how do I jury rig this son of a bitch? Well, yeah. I'm in charge. Yeah, it's... Change the history books and say that Trump won. That's the real shit. Change the books that you teach the kids

in a couple generations. It won't matter that Biden was president. Yeah, I mean, and Fuska actually hits the nail on the head in his campaign slogan, you know, we are the plan. Children used to be plants. They were green and I liked them. But yeah, I mean, it's concerning because, you know, they're literally trying to slide this in under the radar of, you know, the smug liberals that think that these people are morons. They're just civically involved and they're trying to identify the levers of power and the left is completely incapable. of doing so because anyone who presents themselves

actually identifying those levers is fucking shooed out of the room immediately so they can run another fucking ad for fucking Hamilton. Yeah, I mean, that's the thing. Like, we got to be you know, this is serious shit, you know, if we're all going,

you know, we're celebrating that Donald Trump is no longer on president and he's not doesn't have any social media. That's true, dude. And they're losers. He got banned and laws. That is so funny. that he got banned on Twitter as a process of losing the presidency. That's a historic

thing. The president when he lost and got banned off Twitter. 45! This guy's in the history books, they're going to have to be like he lost his Twitter account. That will be a fucking hinge point. He could no longer tweet. And it's like, you know, and all the

while, you know, we are celebrating this win, it's like people like Juan O'Savon who have time and money. And they're comfortable. And are comfortable. are organizing behind the scenes so that over time, it might happen slowly, but over time, you know, elections and positions that we don't even think about and we don't care about and we don't think are threatened because the kind of mainstream narrative about Trump supporters

and Q&N believers is that they're just incapable, you know, crazy idiots. They don't hear that they're crazy idiots. They are actually doing grassroots organizing and they have money behind them and they're going to try to keep sneaking in slowly under the radar that in a couple of years you're going to have it's not going to be like oh you know we've got 80 or whatever however many candidates that are you know running on a Q&on platform it's like they will have already been the secretary of state for two years and when a big election comes up and something fucking matters and they get that phone call from Donald Trump then they they are ready but think of how low we have to fall so that a humidor with like a bottle of whiskey

spilled inside of it, is the one identifying the fucking flaws. Yeah. That means that we are in fucking la-la land, and not because we follow QAnon or not, but because we're all living in a totally dissociative state in terms of what actually can make a difference. Yeah, because guy with the whiskey in

his hand, he has confidence. He has confidence. He has confidence. That's an old proverb, yeah. And, uh, yeah, and you know, I think when you get used to tuning your brain to the frequency of your own selected reality, you can do anything then.

No, you actually can. He is not stopped by... Because reality is still an agreement between all of us. Yes. And all these systems to understand it are just things superposed on top of that. So, yeah. But if Juan Osovan can figure it out, we are fucked. If he's a guy whose insight actually leads to change, it means that insight is no longer

available or valuable or something has profoundly changed. Also, so ironic, by the way, for all the bad things that QAnon says about George Soros, that these guys are now getting on their Zoom and being like, or getting up and being like, yeah, we're going to do what George Soros did. We're going to do exactly what he did.

But for real. But for good. But for real. For the good side, though. Not the evil Sith George Soros. Yeah, we've always said, or maybe I've always said, that QAnon and people who follow it have the ability to sort of larp their way into making things real. Just by believing it. You believe in something strong enough, and especially if you've got the time and resources, you're going

to chase after it. I'm so happy we're back in this room yelling at each other until the temperature rises and I'm sweating. Yeah, it's still a bad feeling, actually. I still feel bad, actually. But at least it's real. It's us. Yeah. We're here, okay? Travis, at least I know the difference and him being having a bad internet connection and just being quiet. That's a win. That is a win. This podcast is going to new heights. If you think anti-Semitic walking was bad, that was just the beginning of our new project, which is make Travis ashamed of being a part of this podcast.

It's an old project. I had to leave it on hold for a year. But it's also like, here's the other thing. It's like people who believe in QAnon, right, or supporters or their diehard trumps, it's all kind of blending together now. Right, QAnon has become this more ethereal sort of thing. It's about the point of QAnon. It's not the finger pointing at the moon. It's the moon.

They are passionate. They are fired up. They are fighting for something, even if it is an imagined thing. Yeah. I mean, they are, what are we fighting for? We're fighting for the survival of the Azov Battalion. Yeah, like what, okay, it's the important things in life, Jake. What are we, that's the thing.

That's how they will sneak up on us, and all of a sudden it'll be too late. You know, they have a goal that they all agree on. Yep. And it's that Trump was the best president. He should be back or somebody like him. But the difference between them and us is like, if you came to that conclusion through fucking crystals or through like real politics, they don't give a fuck. It doesn't matter. They're actually trying to build a coalition to get something done, not vet each other based on ideological differences.

Yeah, where your ideas came from and why you have them. They are coming together. It is. Unfortunately. Oh, they are. And for more than just, like, change this hamburger or my movies don't have this or that in them. And all of the fun that was poked at them, you know,

over the last four years and continues to be and the, you know, their perceived denigration of their beliefs and themselves. You know what? That only makes them more passionate. Beautiful. Thanks for listening to another episode of the Q&ONANANANIS podcast. Please go to patreon.com slash QAnonanonymous and subscribe for $5 a month to get a whole second episode,

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Fushka is a character that there seems to be a few Vincent Fuskas, but there's one that me and Rachel met, and Rachel knows Vincent. But he's recently running for a political office. So I wanted to ask the question, does he attain that office and kind of what do we see in the future with Vincent? And Rachel might want to pop him with some questions as well afterwards because she knows him pretty well. Is he the guy that's often seen behind or was often seen behind Mr. Tee? Trump? Yeah. So he's at least, yeah, glasses and a hat. And this, Vincent, is probably a little shorter. But then there's another one that seems to be taller. And the kind of rule of thumb what people think is the tall Vincent Fuchs could be JFKJR in one of his outfits. And then the

shorter one that I've met that Rachel knows that's running for office. Well, let's see what comes up with. And then maybe I'll ask us a further question from that. I think he's definitely involved with the alliance or has been, because that's in the past. And he's not what he appears, so he's not his real, that's not his real name, probably, and that's not his real identity. Okay, so he's definitely putting on, like, clothing, disguises or whatever. Yeah. He doesn't get in.

You're wondering if he gets in. Okay, there's some, our initial. Right when he first starts off, so I don't know if he's started his race yet, because I don't, I'm not following it. But he's disappointed at first, or there's some setbacks and disappointments, and then it looks like a win towards the very end. Oh, okay. Interesting. I'm not sure what I mean by that, but it starts out disappointing and then turns into a victory. Can I ask a direct question on who Vincent might be? And Vincent, if you don't like me asking this, I apologize, buddy, but I just want to know.

And we'll see what the cards say. So who is, okay, I'm going to put it out. So is Vincent Fusha the one that we're discussing? Is he John Denver the musician? Yes. That looks like a yes. That looks like a yes. And these two cards, so he's doing it, I feel a protective energy with that one especially.

But also to protect his family, maybe, why he's. He's not officially saying who he is. Something about protecting his family. Interesting. So dare I say, but he has been in a form of witness protection. Would that make sense? Yeah, that makes sense. Yeah.

Yeah. Okay. Wow. Hmm.