Tin Foil Hat With Sam Tripoli - #943: Freddie Prinze, Hollywood Bloodlines & the 1970s Cloning Craze With Andy Hunt

Episode Date: November 19, 2025

In the latest episode of Tin Foil Hat, Sam and Andy Hunt dig into the strange death of Freddie Prinze, the nineteen year old superstar treated by hypnotism expert William Kroger as he grew obsessed with the JFK assassination, raising questions about what really happened the night he died. Andy also breaks down celebrities with surprisingly weird family histories and deep ties to major events, plus a look at how human cloning was openly discussed as imminent in the 1970s long before it became a modern conspiracy topic.Please subscribe to the new Tin Foil Hat youtube channel: https://www.youtube.com/@TinFoilHatYoutubeCheck out Sam Tripoli's 4th Crowd Work Special "Deep Dish: Live From Chicago" Oct 4th on Youtube.com/SamTripoliComedyGrab your copy of the 2nd issue of the Chaos Twins now and join the Army Of Chaos:https://bit.ly/415fDfYCheck out Sam "DoomScrollin with Sam Tripoli and Midnight Mike" Every Tuesday At 4pm pst on Youtube, X Twitter, Rumble and Rokfin!Join the WolfPack at Wise Wolf Gold and Silver and start hedging your financial position by investing in precious metals now! Go to samtripoli.gold and use the promo code "TinFoil" and we thank Tony for supporting our show.CopyMyCrypto.com: The 'Copy my Crypto' membership site shows you the coins that the youtuber 'James McMahon' personally holds - and allows you to copy him. So if you'd like to join the 1300 members who copy James, then stop what you're doing and head over to: https://copymycrypto.com/tinfoilhat/ You'll not only find proof of everything I've said - but my listeners get full access for just $1LiveLongerFormula.com: Check out https://www.livelongerformula.com/sam — Christian is a longevity author and functional health expert who helps you fix your gut, detox, boost testosterone, and sleep better so you can thrive, not just survive. Watch his free masterclass on the 7 Deadly Health Fads, and if it clicks, book a free Metabolic Function Assessment to get to the root of your health issues.Want to see Sam Tripoli live? Get tickets at SamTripoli.com:Las Vegas, NV: Tin Foil Hat Comedy Live At The Virgin HotelNov 21st https://www.etix.com/ticket/p/95279813/tin-foil-hat-comedy-with-sam-tripoli-and-eddie-bravo-las-vegas-24-oxford Minneapolis: Headlining The House Of Comedy Dec 11th-13th https://samtripoli.com/events/?paged=3 Morris Plains, NJ: New Year's Eve At The Dojo Of Comedy Dec 31st https://www.tiffscomedy.com/events/121228 Atlantic City, NJ: Word War Debate: WW1 Live At the ACX1 inside Caesar's Place Jan 10thhttps://www.showpass.com/wordwardebate/Please check out Andy Hunt's internet: Website: https://www.control-alt-history.com/ Youtube: https://www.youtube.com/@ControlAltHistory Twitter: https://x.com/ControlAltHstryPatreon: https://www.patreon.com/controlalthistoryPlease check out Sam Tripoli's internet:Linktree: https://linktr.ee/samtripoli Sam Tripoli's Stand Up Youtube Page: https://www.youtube.com/@SamTripoliComedy Sam Tripoli's Comedy Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/samtripolicomedy/ PlSam Tripoli's Podcast Clip Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/samtripolispodcastclips/ Huge Thank You To Our Sponsor: HIMS: No man wants to lose his hair, but for men, it's actually very common. And now with Hims, the solution is simple. Try Hims' hair loss solutions and you'll be joining hundreds of thousands of subscribers who got their flow back. Start your free online visit today at Hims dot com slash TINFOILHAT. That's hims.com/TINFOILHAT for your personalized hair loss treatment options.Upside: The free UPSIDE gets you cash back on daily essentials like gas, groceries and dining. Upside has given back $1Billon dollars to it users. To find out how much you could earn download the FREE Upside App and use the promo code TINFOILHAT to get an extra 25 cents fir every gallon on your first tank of gas, That’s an extra 25 cents back for every Gallon on your first tank of gas, using the promo code TINFOILHATSee Privacy Policy at https://art19.com/privacy and California Privacy Notice at https://art19.com/privacy#do-not-sell-my-info.

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It's called Control Alt History. I love them. I'm glad he's here. talking to Andy Hunt. How are you, Andy? Doing great, man. How are you doing? Doing great. Andy, this fun fact about Andy. You ever do this thing like when you meet somebody on Zoom and you go, how tall are they really? He's a tall dude. I was very impressed. Sometimes you meet these people. They're tiny. Well, you're thinking like, five, six, this guy? No, I was thinking he was like, how tall are you? I'm about six, one. Yeah, dude. I was thinking about five, ten. And he's like,

he's a tall dude. Yeah, and hey, by the way. Look at that, dude. This guy gets it. That's old school right there. Thank you. I'm going to buy one of your shirts. He's got the TFF shirt on. Yeah, dude, that's an old school shirt.

And I appreciate that because literally the revolution has been podcasted. Can you still get it on the site? Yeah, of course you can. What do you think? I'm afraid. I'm going to miss a promo. I was saying, yeah, I was saying, go get them over the other site. Yeah, go to the site.

There's somewhere on there. It's coming. It's coming. It's there. I'm sure. Anyways, we're burning a day. light here. How are you, buddy? What's new? Not much, man. Just making some videos and excited to be on and talk about whatever. Andy, for those who may not be familiar with your last appearance, and it was great,

can you tell us a little bit about yourself where our listeners can find you? Yeah, so I have a YouTube page, Control Alt-History, like Control Alt-Delit. Also I have a website, and I'm all the you know, major social media platforms, Instagram and Twitter. Not super active on there, but yeah, most of the YouTube videos is what I kind of focus on.

I am one of your Patreon subscribers. Woo-woo. Love it. Yeah, I'm on Patreon as well. Yeah, it's what is that? Patreon.com slash control all history? Yeah, like it's just control all history. Nice, dude.

That's great. You did come to see me in Chicago. Love doing, it was fun to do Chicago. It had been a while. as I've been in Chicago, but Chicago was very consistent as it always is, with some white progressive woman lecturing me on comedy after a show, which has happened every single time I play Chicago. So I've been doing comedy lately a long time, 31 years.

But, you know, if you go to a town that has a big college football following, if there's a game going on during your show, you might be in trouble. So I got booked on the first Notre Dame home game. And Tebow's like, oh, dude, we're in trouble, bro. He's right. Notre Dame home game. And it was really crazy because there was three shows. The first show Friday, fire.

The second show Saturday, fire. And the first show Saturday was fun. But it was definitely a head to work up there. Is it the people who are there or the people who are not? The people were not there. It's like, it went back in the day when I was doing stand-up, I would have to do stand-up on Super Bowl Sunday. And I'd be like, who are you people? Why are you here right now? The Super Bowl's going on. Why are you listening to me to Belcrafted multi-layered dick jokes? I don't even want to be here. Literally, I would be like, I'm not doing the Super Bowl. I cancel it. It's not even worth it. But you came and I had to deal with a progressive wood gypsy hot chick who took, she literally, she literally, I love that. She thought, she literally came up to me after the show. She goes, I don't like getting bullied. I'm like, what? I was just asking you questions. No, you were bullying me. And like, I gave her a shirt just to calm her down because I didn't want a cock-lock her because her Russian boyfriend was there. And it's like, he's probably on a date. And I don't want him not to get laid because she thinks asking questions is bullying. Right. But it was a surviving in advance show. So I got to meet Andy there and it was really great. Andy, real quick, I know that we probably asked you this last time, but I still would like to ask it again. What kicked off your journey down this rabbit hole, we'll call it?

What was the genesis of you not only the Monde Star YouTube channel, but like investigating this kind of hidden history of modern culture? Yeah, it's a good question. I mean, I think part of it was kind of when Trump. Trump ran for the first time in 2016, because I had always, you know, focused on, like, mainstream media and I subscribed to the New York Times and, you know, just basically got all my news from, you know, traditional media. And then when Trump ran, it was, it was very, like, I was at least intrigued by him. I wasn't, like, hardcore Trump is awesome or anything.

But I was at least intrigued by, like, you know, why he ran and learning more about it. And it was just all the media coverage was so insanely biased against them. I mean, just like blatantly. And so that just kind of got me off like the mainstream media, I guess. And so kind of started looking around other websites and whatnot for different takes on the news and everything. And I guess that would be kind of the moment I would say that kind of got me down. I mean, I've always been interested in like aliens and the supernatural and kind of the larger themes like that.

But as far as like recent history and that sort of thing, I would say it was kind of, yeah, when when Trump ran in 2016 and just kind of seeing how biased the media was. Because I think once you kind of get off the mainstream media and you don't solely rely on the media for your take on the on the world, it kind of opens up, you know, a new world, so to speak. Now, I know, I believe you came with your woman to the show. I don't know if you're married or she's your girlfriend. Yeah, wife, yeah.

Wife, okay. Does she see the world like you? She does. Okay, that's a blessing, dude. Oh, my God. You have no idea how lucky I am. Yeah, we always joke, you know, we always joke because we're probably one of the very few couples who talked about, like, reptilians and stuff like that on our very first date. And it doesn't, it's not just like husband and the wife.

It could be wife with a husband or boyfriend who. is very much stuck in the mainstream media narrative. And it makes it really hard. It makes it really. And I would tell you, especially if you want to have children, like, align politically. It's going to make you much easier when it comes to raising the children. It's just way easier.

Or at least have somebody who doesn't care. I'm a John. I like one who doesn't care because I've also dated a couple conspiracy theories and they go deeper than you. And sometimes you're like, whoa. And I don't mean a bad way. It's just sometimes like, let's just watch. watch the movie.

Yeah. Can we just sit there and watch this movie? And she's like, pause it. You mean this programming? Yeah, yeah. Did you see that? And I'm just like, what's really funny is like,

you don't hear it anymore, but there was that time during like with mansplaining. Like, dude, stop mansplaining to me. And I'm like, well, that's crazy because I can't watch a TV show or a movie without stopping and explaining my girlfriend

what is going on. Once that stops, I'll stop mansplaining, okay? But until then, I'm going to mansplain here. But it really helps that, like, especially when it comes to Jack Seens and all that stuff. Trust me, it's a, it's a, it's a really hard battle if someone is so into that, that they can't possibly understand that.

So I'm very happy for you. Yeah. Because it would be very hard to have your point of view in life and then live with a normie. Because you must see hidden history in everything. Oh, yeah, for sure. I mean, I think that's like the big divide in the world. world is like you got half the people who just, you know, still plugged into the news and believe everything they see there. And you got half of the people who, you know, don't believe

the news hardly at all, really. And it's just such like a fundamental like divide. Like it's really, like you said, it's just really hard to find common ground. I love Dana. She drives me fucking nuts. I love her to pieces. But when I walk in the room and MSNBC is on, like I literally put a television in the other bedroom go, watch it in here. here. I don't come in here. Just make it the headquarters for stupid and enjoy it. I will never tell you what to watch. Just stop watching it on my television. Are you like me? You can't stop yelling at the TV when that shit's because I drive my girl crazy with him blatantly lying. I go, that's a lie. Yeah. My girl, dude, I do the same thing and she's like, just let me.

No, I won't. I can't let you just. But I have to preface it everything with I hate Trump too. Okay. So now do we establish that. This is a lie. This is a lie, and it's, it's driving me nuts. It's just very, very difficult. So we'll get into what we brought you on on. We are, I just did a big show last night. I'm a stand-up comic. So I recently, a long time ago, got booked to do Reno, the laugh factory in Reno.

I had a great time, was blessed to be there. And the guys who were opening for me were, or one was a feature, one was opening. were from the way back in the day. And they'd written on all the big shows. They'd done the Tonight Show back when that meant something. They were very nice guys. I have no issues. But the guy who opened for me was the guy who sold

gave Freddie Prince Jr. The gun. Freddie Prince. Freddie Prince. Oh, yeah. Freddie Prince, that's Freddie Prince, Jr., but Freddie Prince. And it was just interesting to me because he was complaining the whole weekend to me.

that he should be headlining. He's like, I should be the headliner. I have the best credits here. I go, and I want to be, but you helped and Freddie Prince off himself. So like, what are we doing here? You know what I'm saying? But I didn't say that because I don't know

what kind of trauma he has with that. I'm sure it wasn't easy on that. But that's my connection to that. Where do you want to start on that, Freddie Prince? Yeah, very, very crazy, dude. That is, well, the story, I mean, we can just start there.

Yeah, that, Freddie Prince story, I mean, that is just the craziest story. And like, nobody really knows anything about Freddie Prince Sr. I feel like he's never talked about. There's hardly any videos or anything written about him. But yeah, the story of kind of him becoming famous. And, I mean, he was just a massive deal for a while because he got at 19 years old, six months out of high school, he appeared on the Tonight Show, Johnny Carson Tonight Show, and he just killed it. And Freddie Prince, Sr., is actually the very first person, very first amateur comic who was invited by Johnny Carson to come over and sit down on his couch and, like, chat after the show.

You know, that was like always the big thing with the Tonight Show was if Johnny Carson liked he'd invite you to come over and you could chat for a while, and that was like his stamp of approval. and if that happened, it was kind of like you made it. And that happened to Freddie Pransey. He was 19 years old, six months out of high school. And he appeared on The Tonight Show, and he's the very first amateur comic to be invited to chat with Carson after the show. 19? Yeah, 19.

You watch him, you can realize how mature this guy was. I know. He doesn't look 19 at all. He doesn't look 19, but he carries himself. Like, he's wise. beyond his year. I like, because I forget if it was the comedy store,

Doc, because he was a part of the comedy store, they did something on him, and I was, like, blown away by how mature he was at his young age. Like, he was wise beyond his years. Is he kind of like, Dave, where he started, like, at 16? Yeah, I mean, obviously. Yeah, like that young, yeah, yeah, he was young,

but the way he carried himself was like. We have a new young comedian with us tonight. And, you know, this is a hard commodity to find in this business. Our young guys who can come out in front of an office. audience and not have a great deal of exposure and try to find people accept what they do. And this gentleman is in Freddie Prince. He's just 19. One second.

Some of our younger people may not understand how big Johnny Carson was. Johnny Carson was that generation's Rogan. Like, I'm talking Rogan at a zenith. You know what I'm saying? Again, like Andy said, if you got invited to the couch, you were selling out everywhere you. There were three channels, and at night there was one thing good to watch. And it was this. And they just sent people in on the other channels to try to take him down and couldn't do it.

And couldn't do a fucking lick, dude. No, that's it. And graduated about six months ago from the high school of performing arts in New York. And he works in New York at the improvisation in a place called Catch a Rising Star. And this is his first appearance on the Tonight Show. So make him feel a welcome. You sound like you're in a good mood. Would you welcome, Freddie Prince.

Yeah. Ready? That's great. That's a 19-year-old. That looks like someone that could have two kids right now. Yeah. Thank you very much. I'm from New York.

It's a weird town because it's a melting pot. We have all kind of people, even Armenian midgets, you know? I come from two backgrounds, Hungarian and Puerto Rican. Baja! I'm a Hungarian. It's like a very heavy title because I could never figure out how my parents are. met, a gypsy and a Puerto Rican. I asked my mother, she said they're on the subway,

trying to pick each other's pocket. My mother, you know what my mother always talks about the wedding? Oh, the wedding was beautiful. You should have been there. I was. My Puerto Rican relatives, my Puerto Rican relatives went all out. They go out and charter a subway, right?

The greatest wedding, and we moved to a neighborhood in Manhattan called Washington Heights. It's like a suburb of Harlem. You know, slums with trees. Even the birds are on drugs. They don't know how to fly, they fall out of trees. They come up to, you know, tweet, tweet, turkey, give me a quarter.

Really, the rats wear sneakers and dungarees, you know? I like roaches, though. Because you step on a roach, you hear him snap, but as soon as you lift your foot, they run like hell. It's right, it's like they know. He thinks he got us, come on, you know. And we have the kind of superintendent in the building. It's a sixth-floor run-up, by the way.

The kind of building is a super. Never wants to fix anything, but he still wants a key to your apartment. In case of an emergency, like he needs a few dollars. We have Mr. Rivera. Whenever you're going to complain to Mr. Rivera, he answers a door with his six kids, so you feel bad. Say, Rivera, man. Know how water for 11 years now.

Right, Rivera's answer. It's not my job, man. Look at the way he knows where the cameras are, too. Looked right down the barrel and holds that. 19 Yeah I don't speak English Boom

slams the door And gives the people The wrong impression Of Puerto Ricans Most people think All we do is Stand our street corners Going

Hey baby What, you can't talk with me I don't need you If you concede it You know You don't hear the rest of it No it's good dude It's great though

But yeah He's fired dude At 19 That's a fire set Yeah Yeah Yeah And 19

And then right after this He was cast In this show Chico and the Man at 19 and Chico and the man in its first year on air was oftentimes

the number one ranked show. I mean, it was just a freaking sensation. Freddie Prince was the star 19 years old. Turned into this huge, huge, like, teen idol type star.

He dated like Pam Greer, Raquel Welch. Oh my God. Prime Raquel Welch? Yeah. We got prim to me in the 40s, dude.

She was hot to, She was 70, dude. I know. She's like the LeBron James of smoke show. I mean, that's heat right there, Pam Greer and Raquel Welch. And Raquel Welch, yeah. Crazy.

And then so, anyway, what ended up happening was he started seeing this psychiatrist, the guy who was named William Kroger. And he was, like, one of the foremost experts in the world on hypnotism. And he was like an associate of this guy Jolly West. Oh, shit.

Here we go. Yeah. Yeah, here we go. Yeah. And so he started treating Freddie Prince because he, you know, allegedly got really involved in drugs and he was trying to kick his habit. And so he would hypnotize Freddie Prince. And he, like, you know, was very open that he would use hypnotism and hypnotize Freddie Prince constantly in their, like, sessions.

And then at 22 years old, and this is well, he still had the number one or one of the highest ranked shows on television, he committed suicide. He shot himself in the head the night before he committed suicide. he spent the night at William Kroger's house. So he spent the night at his psychiatrist's house. And this William Kroger, you know, he has books on hypnotism and everything. Like he's a really well-known name. And that Jolly West guy was just involved in a whole bunch of M.K. Ultra, like, nasty stuff. Yeah, 100%.

Yeah. And then the day Freddie Prince shot himself, this William Kroger was summoned to Freddie Prince's apartment because he had a gun. And William Kroger met with him. him that day and then he left and then just a short while after that freddie prince shot himself so it's like a real mystery like you know the question is like well was he hypnotized into killing himself and one thing i learned i did like a full video on kind of like the freddy prince story one thing i learned after i did the video which was kind of disappointing because i really wanted to include it in the video but one thing

about Freddie Prince was he was really super involved in the JFK assassination and like finding out what was behind, you know, who killed JFK. And like he had his own copy of this is a Pruder film, which was a big deal, you know, back in the mid-70s because nobody had, you know, you couldn't just pull it up on YouTube or anything back then.

And at the time he killed himself, he was working on putting together like a telethon in Hollywood, And he was trying to round up a bunch of famous actors and actresses to participate in this telethon to raise money to open up an investigation into the JFK assassination. Oh, shit, dude. Yeah. Yeah. And so he was trying to round up all these like A-list celebrities and do this just massive telethon that would air on, you know, a major network.

Talk about, you know, the JFK assassination and all the mystery surrounding it. And then right as he was trying to, you know, put together this telephemy. he committed suicide. So it's a real mystery. And no one, like I said, it's just been totally forgotten about, totally memory hole. Most people know Freddie Prince Jr., but very few people have ever heard of his dad or know anything about him. Guys, if you're looking for a way to make some money, you got to check out those crypto

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So we're pretty far into it. Yeah. When you show up as his therapist, how do you leave there without the gun? Exactly. And that was the big, that was the big kind of controversy because Freddie Prince's family actually filed a lawsuit against this William Kroger. He ended up paying them $800,000 in the lawsuit. But he didn't admit any wrongdoing. but it was an 800 and this was like

1982 I think so that's the equivalent of like three million bucks today so he paid them a shit ton of money so he clearly felt guilty about something and it just seems to be like obviously we know about the

chick who was who what's her name of Vicki Morgan is that her name yeah oh yeah who had shown who'd shown up and like the guy that is you know found guilty of killing her doesn't remember anything was meeting with a hypnotist and it's just again we we go into this video that i've we watch on whatever this is premium content and this hypnotist just shows how he can train people at a series

of clues just to get up and shoot somebody and doesn't remember doing any of it yeah oh yeah i've seen that remember i've seen a video like that yeah it's nuts i mean you can see like in Vegas, there's all these shows of hypnotists who just get people on stage and, you know, in a span of like five minutes. He has them like barking like dogs and acting like they're playing musical instruments. Never let anybody hypnotize you ever. I think I've been where they've tried and I'm, I never get hypnotized. But it is interesting that we call hypnotism, but we don't call mk. Ultra.

Yeah. It is interesting that we have this, oh, we're just hypnotized. You're like, you're MK altering this person, especially like the ones who are dirty and they're like got some guy doing like he's walracing dudes. And you're like, dude, that's kind of a humiliation ritual right there. And I've heard them interview people who've had that done and they're like, you know, I was just kind of playing along. But there's no way that that many people were just no. You know what I mean? It's clearly that they're in.

Those Vegas shows, they get like 25 people up there at a time and get them all doing the same thing. Well, I mean, let's not forget, Charles Manson, he MKed Ultra those people. He hypnotized him somehow. Well, you know, who's the old, old Latino actor that has a really rugged face? Yeah, we've talked. Oh, what's his name? Danny Trello. Danny Trello talks about how he hypnotized him thinking he was doing heroin,

and the only guy that he couldn't hypnotize is the guy who never done heroin before. Because he didn't know what it felt like. So he must have had these skills, but it's like crazy that, you know, there's also something when you're 22 years old and you've, let's face it. like Johnny Carson gave him fame. I'm not saying he didn't have the count for it. But there is this thing where when you go right to the front of the line, your ego kind of is beat out of you and you don't realize how lucky you are to have this. Sure.

And this notion that you're going to investigate the JFK assassination on a giant level with the number one television star. You're 21 and you're at the wheel of an empire, literally. I mean, like a media empire. at that point. Yeah. Because he was the only like Latino star of the time. He was like the first dude who like really made it big as like a Puerto Rican like Latino or not the first maybe. But I mean pretty much no one, you know, that was Latino was that as big as he was. And he was just like you said, he was just so young too. And it's funny because if you watch these guys from then, you know, you got Freddie Prince, got Richard Pryor. You got these guys from way back to these kind of. like forefathers of that ethnic group's comedy and then you watch modern comedy it's all derivatives of that it's all like i watch freddie prince and i go oh yeah you know freddie sodo had a lot that guy into him and it's just like hey dude you probably saw him do it on tv going oh that guy looks like me i could do that and then it ends up seeping into you and you start doing derivatives of that

and it's like how how far and headed his time he was because like right yeah it's huge now dude huge. Now, do you think drugs had something to do with it at all? I mean, because he was notorious cokehead. Right, he was. Yeah. Yeah, definitely could have had something to do with it. I mean, I've always heard that, you know, drugs definitely make you more susceptible to being hypnotized. And that was always like the, you know, the official narrative that came out was that, oh, he just too much too soon and he wasn't ready for fame and he got way too involved in drugs. and that's why he killed himself. But, I mean, at the time, like, just a couple weeks before he killed himself,

he just signed this massive deal to do a bunch of shows in Vegas. And, you know, Freddie Prince Jr. at the time was under one year old. He had just been born, so he had a newborn son. So, I mean, he had a lot going for him. So. It's crazy to me. Yeah. Yeah.

Suspicious as shit, right? Well, I mean, and it's, I mean, if it's a, if it's drug related, wouldn't he OD? No. I mean, and, no, no, I, I, no. I know I don't, I'm not saying that drugs don't make you commit suicide, but yeah, it was okay. Yeah, he's kicking it maybe and he's low and feeling scummy. It's super interesting to me because, you know, there was a time where conspiracies would get you killed. I mean, we just had a giant assassination of a guy who was talking about certain things that the powers of be,

especially those who are funding him, didn't want him to talk about. And there is something, and I've said this before, you know, it's so funny where, We're all shocked by Charlie Kirk's assassination, but rappers get off left and right. And it's kind of crazy because it's always when they try to go off reservation. Yeah. Right? They're like, I'm going to make my own album.

I'm going to talk about this certain thing or that certain thing. Like even if you go to Martin Luther King, like the speeches he was giving at the end was about, it's a class war, not a race war. And they did not want that out. Right. Yeah, well, just the JFK assassination. I'm sure you've seen the lists online of, like, all the people who were linked to that and witnessed it and were looking into it who all died under strange circumstances. I mean, it's like hundreds of people.

Like, it's pretty nuts. Now, I don't want to get off the subject, but I want to, like, your research, like, how long does it take you to make a video? Oh, I don't know. I mean, it just kind of depends. Some of them take longer than others. I try to come out with one every 10 days. So usually research the first five or so. I mean, a lot of the topics I'm like vaguely familiar with,

but might not be as familiar with it as some other ones. So a lot of it depends on how familiar I am with the topic. And a lot of times like one video will kind of lead into the next, you know, like I'll learn about something while doing one video and be like, oh, that's kind of interesting. And it's just kind of a little side note to the video I'm working on. and then I'll pick up that second video because that's actually how I got

interested in the Freddie Prince one is there's this other story of this supermodel from like the 1940s and 50s her name was Candy Jones. Yes. That's a wild story. That's a wild story. I mean, she was like a number,

like basically the first supermodel. She was always on the cover of magazines, household name. And she would, always go on like trips abroad. So trips like during the Vietnam War to entertain the troops, trips during like the Korean War abroad to entertain the troops. And anyway, like later in her life in like the 1970s,

she married this guy Long John Nebel, who was this pretty well-known talk show host in New York. If my daughter ever brought home a guy that had Long John in his name, it's not happening. Bye. Shut it down. Shut it down. Long John Nebel, what was it?

Yeah, he had a... Did he have a conspiracy show, or was he like a top 40 guy? No, it was a conspiracy show. He was like the Rogan of his time. He was a huge, huge star. He was really popular. Wow. And yeah, back in the 70s.

Anyway, she married him. This was when she was older, like in her 60s or so. And he, going back to hypnotism, he had had a lot of hypnotist on his show, and he was like an amateur hypnotist. And he noticed that. she would always like just act really spacey and really weird. So anyway, he hypnotized her and he was able to access like this alternate personality inside of her. And they eventually learned that she had been trained to have sort of like this second personality.

And she was being used to give like like transport messages while she was, you know, going on these trips abroad during the war. Holy shit. She was like a courier. Yeah. And this is like the biggest supermodel in the world. And, uh,

anyway, the psychiatrist that she was working with was William Kroger, who was the same psychiatrist who saw Freddie Prince. And so as I was reading up on William Kroger, it mentioned how, you know, he was the guy who was working with Freddie Prince when Freddie Prince committed suicide. And I was like, huh, that's, that's interesting. So that's why I started looking at Freddie Prince. He worked with the supermodel, too? Yeah, he worked with the, he was the one who would, she would always, yeah, he was the one

that she would always meet with when she was back in the United States. Holy shit. They just keep popping up. I know. So that's what I mean when like it just kind of varies as far as how long the videos take. Because a lot of times, you know, one video just kind of leads into another one. Well, I'm not going to say their name. But there is a comedian out there that I have recently learned is most likely been M.K.

Ultrad at the point. and I'm not going to even give a clue who it is and don't ask me because I would never tell you. But I am sympathetic to them now, and I was before, but I'm really sympathetic now. Now, can I just ask you, is the MK. Altering related to their career, or is it something they do?

Like, what is it influencing in their life, would you say? I would say it is into their career. Okay. You know, I've always said at the World Famous Comedy Store, I believe there's intelligence agents, especially when Rogan was there at the top, and it was jumping and they were selling out two shows a night in the main room and a bunch of other stuff.

I believe there were Chinese intelligence agents there. There were FBI intelligence agents there. So I believe there was intelligence agents there and that these people's purpose was to not to gather information. what was happening on and maybe try to push certain movements in certain ways and that these people they're kind of victims of abuse as children and right and that's kind of what this jones chick was like i don't know if she abused as a child but you know when you make it to supermodel like and you're the first one there's probably something going on there that you were able to position yourself like that and

then to be able to MK Ultra somebody so they didn't even know they had a split personality to transmit info? Yeah. And she was like trained to kill and like it's just really wild. Like trained in assassination techniques and just crazy crazy stuff comes out. I mean, if you get into like Katie Perry, like she's like in the center of everything. And now she's dating Trudeau. That's insanity.

None says you're more in than, and then she's always wearing butterflies. Yeah. And then halftime show at all that cult symbolism. Oh, yeah. Well, I did, I've been doing like some just kind of like compilation videos of celebrities who kind of have like really strange backgrounds or come from strange families. And I talked about Mariah Carey and one of them. And yeah, she's the same way.

Like she's always wearing butterflies. He has a song named butterfly, actually, and an album named Butterfly, too. and she had a record label that she started for a while. It was named Monarch Records. Whoa. Yeah, Monarch Entertainment. Whoa, that's crazy. This is right in your fate.

I mean, it's just so obvious. But when it comes out, we didn't know any of this. Right, exactly. Yeah, it was way, it was 20, 25 years ago when she came out with this. No one knew anything about it. So, so real quick, going, is it about Mariah Carey? No, I was going to say that who else is MK Ultra? Courtney Love, you know that one.

Yeah, oh, yeah, for sure. sure 100%. Yeah. I mean, her dad just literally used and abused her. And it's really sad because, you know, your parents are meant to protect you and she just didn't get any of that. So there's a little sympathy on that, but she's absolutely dangerous, crazy person. But so when you do your research, you know, there, you know, in 1984, the Department of Information, is that what's called, Johnny, you remember? It's like kind of controlling all the information. There seems to be a giant movement.

Truth. The Department of Truth. And we've been seeing that. Like there are articles that you can't find anywhere, that we're everywhere at one point. Now they're nowhere like, you know, the Anthony Weiner laptop and all the cops. You can't find that article anywhere, dude.

Anywhere. How do you find information when you're up? against the Department of Truth. Yeah, sure. Well, a lot of the stuff I cover is like stuff in the 80s and 90s, and I feel like the stuff that's really getting scrubbed is like the more current stuff. Yes, yes, yes, yes. So the older stuff, I mean, I think it's still not easy,

but it's all the information's still out there. A lot of it's books, you know. I'll just, I just have a ton of books. I have saved a lot of the infos in those and a lot of old magazines. to old newspapers. That's so important. Can I just briefly say that that's now so much of this information exists only online. It used to be it's in a newspaper and it's in microfiche.

So you can go into a library or something and see all these old print editions. But now so much of what even newspapers report is just online. And if it's gone from the internet, it's gone. Yeah. So my mother for some reason, I don't even know why. she just sent me two newspapers from my hometown newspaper. Okay. And you hold this thing, you realize how antiquated this is.

Yeah. Like, it is so, such old technology that it, like, because what happened was the newspaper was like the third oldest newspaper in the country. And it shut down. Then this other company came and bought it. And it just seems like a waste of money. That unless you can somehow get people to go to the. website, it seems useless at this point. Yeah, they made their money from the ads, most of them.

Yeah, the ads. Nobody runs ads in newspapers anymore. And who reads literally opens a newspaper to read it. It's so, you can just do this. Or you can just do, I mean, it makes no sense at all. But it's crazy that you can find all this information still. Well, I think it's crazy that the news people can delete it. That's crazy.

I think once you post it, it should stay up forever type of thing. Just like Johnny said, if there's an article, you should be able to be able to able to find it no matter what. I mean, there's a way back machine, but there's a way to censor that. There's a way to go back. Yeah. There's going into that and getting rid of the market. Which suggests there's some kind of conspiracy there between them, you know, that they've- We're always going to assume on the show there is a conspiracy. It's Tim Fawall House. We're going to always assume there's a conspiracy involved. This is going to be a weird question. And if you don't have an answer, I totally understand it. What is it about sex that is so powerful

that it is the pretty much the focal point of blackmail MK Ultra And if you study like I know we got every movie now is like Watch this wave model beat the shit out of these robots There's literally a show on Hulu about predators And these predators are murking everybody

Or the aliens The big black star Alien Earth Alien Earth And like there's just a scene where they make a wave model Into a fucking robot and there's a scene where the door goes down and then it opens up and she's just cut the head off of it.

At least it's a robot. I mean, at least it's a robot. But even that is like, look at this chick, beat the shit out of this fucking killing machine. Most of them, though, are just actual human 90-pound women beating the shit out of people. But in real life, the women get turned into sex agents and the guys get turned into killing machines.

But what is it about, like, sex that is such a powerful, like just elixir or a fuck this powerful brainwashing tool that gets people in the compromise and it's something that I've been pushing here and I don't want I'll say it after but what do you think it is I mean if you don't know that's fine too it's a weird question but it's such a you know it's like right now Epstein is it's trending number one because now they've said Trump we have this uh this letter where Epstein's saying he was loved hanging out with 13 year old girls. And now it's trending everywhere

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this show i don't i mean i do not know i don't really have an answer i'm sure there's something with like the brain or the mind i'm sure it's been studied somewhat but yeah, I don't know. I mean, I do definitely know the blackmail is pretty much what makes the world go around. I mean, that's at the heart of everything. Like you said, I don't know why it's that specifically, but... It's the one thing that if you're not into something that the observers into, you almost look at them like they're freaks, right?

It's shame, too, religious shame. Well, religious plays a big... part of it it's like these degenerates right you know but it's like like if you're in the crossfit and you're into rowing and i'm into jiu jitsu we don't go oh gross right no totally yeah but if you're into choking and you're into role playing and i'm into whatever i think it's spiritual i think it's spiritual i mean because we're taught you know that sex is a different it's a different right right but it's all but it's like but it's so great because even if it's consenting adults you could still get weirded out about it.

Like, oh, how could you be into that? I mean, it's shame. What I'm saying, original sin, you know, and now we have shame. That's why they covered themselves, you know, suddenly they realized they were naked, kind of. And I think that's, I think it goes back to that. It's shame because even, like, likened feet is a fetish. Yeah. In a weird way, like, it's just

feet. If at the end it, it's just a foot, but when people tell you, oh, I like feet, you're like, oh, you're a weirdo. Yeah. But it's just feet. You have them, I have them. They're just regular feet. There's nothing crazy about it. It's just, it's the most, and that, that, that, is why I you know you got alternative lifestyles and you know there's a lot of people who are religious who listen to show and I would love and respect them but I just can't get into

if two consenting adults hook up and do something that there's somehow shame involved with that even if I'm not into it and it's simply because you open up lanes of blackmail yeah it's deep right like that's why I'm like no dude they're adults let them do whatever the fuck want, as long as they're not doing it in public in front of children, I don't give a shit what you're into. It's just, it's all blackmailing avenues. That's why I'm like, it's coming from the weirdest guy, you know. I'm a weirdo, you know. But it's, it's even worse than the Catholic religion because the priest isn't allowed to have sex. So that makes it even more. I think that's about control. Which do you know where that originated? Do you guys know

where that originated? It's because in the, like, when people inherited land, yeah, they didn't want because priests they didn't they would give land to priests and they didn't want the the pope the pope didn't want priests giving land that they got from the church to their kids who weren't priests and then it passes out of the church

so they came up with like okay well you don't get the bone anymore that it's all about just the church wanted to hoard property so it's also a way of like if you know you're going to but that's the original reason if you're going to hide homosexuality and pedophilia

in your institution, you could be like, well, they're not allowed to have sex. And then all of these guys who maybe are fighting their urges to be gay. They're not allowed. Of course they don't do it. They're not allowed.

Yeah, yeah. They go into this. And then next thing, you know, you got a gay bar at the local church. And that's like fucking weird, right? I mean, like, is it, was it you or somebody? No, Brian Callum was talking about that.

About the guy got into the Vatican, in, he just found out it was a giant pedophile gay bar. And they just agreed not to snitch on each other. So, like, that to me is like, I'm very, I'm always crazy at how much we make so much out of sex. And I don't think sex is something we shouldn't be. I think it's a lot more powerful than maybe in our modern society we want to act like it is. You know, I think this kind of promiscuous, like, lifestyle, you're doing sex magic over and over again.

But the demonizing of certain lifestyles, if it does involve children or it involves consensual adults, seems really dangerous to me because you're opening up blackmailing fucking lanes. And we see it happening right now, right? I mean, even like RFK Jr. who's just having phone sex, and I wish they would have released that because that would be the most hilarious that guy's voice trying to talk dirty to a chick. I would have laughed my ass off. You like it.

Don't you? You like, oh. And I was like, dude, I can't stop laughing. But even a consenting adult with another woman, even though he's married, is Elena blackmail. Yeah. It's crazy to me. Yeah. what do you want to get in some

some fucking really crazy celebrity family backgrounds? Because like this to me is like way bigger than anyone really wants to talk about because we see these celebrities. They're like, oh, they're amazing. And like Lana Del Rey, who tried to sell us a story of

how she had to fucking sell her body and all that stuff. And then you find out she's a fucking daughter of a billionaire. Yeah, stupid. Oh, really? Oh, yeah. Jules, too. It's like, oh, it's a blonde with big tits,

and I had to sleep in my car one night. You're like, oh, I'm sure. It must have been hard for big-titted blonde in San Diego. Yeah, you and Gavin Newsom really living the hard life out there on the streets. She went over the Gavin Newson's crib and has to sleep on the car with his burberry scarf. So you want to get into this? Sure, man. Yeah, I've done about three videos and had five celebrities in each who have just like really strange back.

rounds ranging from like people who had parents involved in like major conspiracies and like really bizarre stuff to you know people who come from like really aristocratic like bloodline type families which is something i don't really understand i know it seems like it's a really important thing and some of those elite circles like what your bloodline is but i mean it gets in to like also we're not going to say his name here because i don't want to put anything on on you but the big h supposedly a Rothschild and supposedly dies peacefully in argentia like they protect their bloodlines you know it's like if that story's true and i think it is that's a great example of it they protect their bloodlines it's like it's super important to them yeah

yeah but i mean as far as you know some of the celebrities i've talked about like harry iconic junior, his dad was one of the main people involved in the JFK assassination cover up. A lot of people aren't familiar with that or don't know that. Woody Harrelson's in that too? Like, it's really crazy. Oh yeah, Woody Harrelson's dad was a contract assassin. And there's a really good interview with this guy's name is Chauncey Holt. And he claims he was one of the three tramps in like the infamous JFK.

of the photo after the JFK assassination of these three kind of like mysterious guys who were dressed kind of an already clothes. And so he claimed that Woody Harrelson's dad was one of the other three tramps. Woody Harrelson's dad murdered a federal judge. It was a huge, huge deal described as one of the biggest FBI manhunts of all time. And then they eventually caught him. So there's just all these celebrities, Jack Black's mom, was a NASA engineer who, allegedly was one of the main people who helped save the Apollo 13 mission.

It's so crazy, right? You're like, I'm just a clown. You're like, oh, you're a fucking elite clown. You're like, your mom helps save the Apollo 13. Honestly, what I think happens a lot is like people who are involved in some of these conspiracies or mysteries or cover-ups more specifically from back in the day.

They do what they're told. and then how they're rewarded is through their sons and daughters. And it's like, you do this for us and we'll help make your son or daughter or whoever into a star. I just, it seems like that's kind of a case when you just look at all these people who just have like Jim Morrison's dad. You know, most people know Jim Morrison's dad was the Navy Admiral in the Gulf of Tonkin incident, which is the incident. which is the incident that basically got the United States involved in the Vietnam War. It was freaking Jim Morrison's dad. The mom was in the paup.

The mom was in the paas? Like the fat chick and the mamas and the papas, whatever her name is, dude. Yeah. Yeah. Oh, God. Her dad, which was openly molesting her sister and which was a really big story. Was it the fat one? No, it was.

Phillips. John Phillips was the... I thought it was the... The fat one was the... No, it was her... No, it was... The fat one was Mama Cass. Yeah, Mama Cass, right.

Mama Cass, it wasn't an event... No. She was in the... But it was... It was the blonde, right? Yeah. Okay, I got that wrong. Not the fat one.

But her... Their dad was basically... John Philip, Papa John. A CIA operative who they thought was also a serial killer. A scumbag. Yeah. Oh, yeah. Yeah, there's all.

these weird connections like that. Like Brooks Shields' dad, he was an MI6 agent and was involved in a whole bunch of where, excuse me, Olivia Newton-John. I'm sorry, Brooke Shields is a whole other story. But Olivia Newton-John's dad was an MI6 agent. He was involved in the capture of Rudolph Hess. Whoa. Yeah, he was the guy who interrogated Rudolph Hess.

Really? Olivia Newton-John's dad, yeah. Friendly Newton-John. Because there's so much sketch about that, dude. I mean, there's a thought that he was actually there on actual official state business, you know, and that the English enticed him to come over for peace talks. And that's why they kept him, you know, we talked about this. I showed Sam from the 70s, they had him alone in Spandout Prison with all those guards.

One man in that whole prison complex. Yeah. And then there's, you know, like there's a guy who wrote a book. he's a surgeon at that and he went to that hospital and examined rudolph hess and he claimed that it wasn't rudolph hess that he didn't have the war injuries that the real rudolph hess had he claimed it was a body double oh that poor guy yeah there's so much weird stuff because rudolph hess was like second or third yeah yeah yeah hitler's best friend hitler's best friend yeah yeah and so yeah he wrote mine Kumpf. He definitely helped Hitler.

Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. And it just happens that Olivia Newton-John's dad is the guy involved in the capture of Rudolf Hess and then the interrogation of Rudolph Hess after they captured. I should say they dramatize that in the new Nuremberg film and they make it look totally silly. Well, yeah, you watched it. Was it good,

Johnny? Yeah, it's entertaining. Yeah, you've got to know your history to know what's bullshit. But they dramatize the Hess flight and they kind of do it in this kind of over-the-top comical way, you know, make it look super silly. And I think that's a bit of propaganda because I think there's a lot more to that story. It's one of the most baffling things that ever happen in war. Oh, it's so weird. Yeah.

So, yeah, it's just random as hell that the guy, you know, this Brinley Newton, John, was an MI6 agent involved in that. And then he just so happens to have a daughter who, you know, was one of the biggest pop stars in the world for a while. she's a huge deal in the late 70s, early 80s. Oh, yeah, dude. Greece, physical, like, she's a big deal. She was a huge, everyone was infatuate with Olivia Newton. Yeah. Beautiful.

And then there's this weird thing with Olivia Newton-John that I talk about in the video. Her boyfriend vanished back in like 2004, the early 2000s, and he's never been found. And it's like this real mystery about what the hell happened to Olivia Newton-John's boyfriend. boyfriend. He just claimed he was going on a fishing trip one day, got on the boat. They remembered seeing him on the boat. But when the boat went back and docked, he wasn't on the boat. And they never found his body. And he's never been found since then. So it's a real weird thing. Oh, my God. Do you think it has to do with that these elites, they kind of study the kids? And like, you know, everything is data.

And they're like, this kid's susceptible. This kid follows rules. This kid will do what they're told and they kind of prop them up. Because they also know if they came up in this household, there's probably rules. They follow rules. They know the deal. Because so many people are like in Hollywood are military brats too. So many.

Yeah. So many. Yeah, there's a whole book. It's Dave McGowan, Weird Tines in the Canyon. Yeah. Yeah. Pretty well-known book, but yeah, he just talks about how every major figure in the whole counterculture movement of the 60s had military connections, like serious military connections to really high up people. It's just nuts.

And I think the same is honestly true for like the 90s grunge movement. If you look at the backgrounds of some of those people, you mentioned Courtney Love and Dave Grohl allegedly his dad was like a speechwriter for Ronald Reagan or. Yeah, dude. And it's really crazy because he wasn't the original drummer for Nirvana. He was not. And they weren't even popular until he joined. So they weren't big at all. And they didn't join and they just took off like that.

And Courtney Love comes in and her dad was the manager for the Grateful Dead. So now you had Reagan speechwriter and the manager for the Grateful Dead kind of working together to blow up. And like, grunge was the equivalent of what ganges. to rap was to the black community where like suddenly the old style was just blackballed from radio and all you only heard this sound this was the only sound being played and you know they didn't have the internet back then so out of sight out of mind nobody even knew anything about you so you could be a one hit wonder or you you know you had to get guns and roses big to still get anything played anywhere but if you weren't that big like you were a hair metal or heavy metal you

got ran out. It was over, dude. Now because of the internet, you see people hanging around, but, you know, yeah, so Dave Grohl tells a story about getting beaten up at a Republican convention. What he doesn't tell you is that his dad was a speechwriter for that Republican convention. And then you get into, like, the COVID shit,

and Dave Grohl pushing that really hard, and then making everyone in the band get it. And then his best friend, the drummer, dies in his heart's like this fucking big. It's like giant and then he went silent for a while. It's like really crazy, man. It's really, well, but you

drop Harry Connick Jr. What was his connections? So his connection was through his dad, Harry Connick Sr. And so Harry Connick Senior, well, first of all, Jim Garrison, everybody knows Jim Garrison and the JFJ assassination. He was,

the district attorney in New Orleans. That's who Kevin Costner played in the movie, and he was going hard into the JFK assassination. And his district attorney position, you know, it was an electable office. So he had to run for re-election every four years. And in 1972, Jim Garrison ran against Harry Connick Senior.

Oh, snap. Yeah, for district attorney of New Orleans. And it was a stunning, quote, unquote, a stunning upset, but Harry Connick Sr. won the election in 72. He took over as New Orleans District Attorney, and so he inherited all of Jim Garrison's research, like all this stuff he was doing looking into the JFK assassination. And he didn't do anything with any of that research. And not only that, but it came out years later that he ordered some of his associates to destroy Jim Garrison's research.

Wars. Yeah. So they were just filing cabinets full of research that Jim Garrison had done, the Harry Connick Senior order destroyed. And so, like, there's, you know, he's really not meant. Like, that's kind of a pretty interesting fact about the JFK assassination, and not a lot of people were aware of it, but you do see it referenced in books from time to time.

And it said, like, basically the damage that Harry Conic Senior did for the JFK assassination was, like, incalculable. because a lot of the info he destroyed was like really important stuff. I guess the feeling was back then we, I guess people were either more naive or more honest. Because if everyone goes, dude, it's a huge upside. I go, the guy's investigating the JFK assassination. You don't think they're going to get somebody else in there who does exactly that?

Right. Right. Yeah, yeah. It was described as a stunning upset. because he was a pretty, Jim Garrison was a popular guy, but lost out to Harry Connick Senior. And then Harry Connick Senior held the office for like 20 years. He was the district attorney. Yeah, actually, I think it was like 30 years.

It was a really long time. And he was involved in like some really bad stuff with a local Catholic church. Oh, really? Yeah. Yeah, there's this guy, Dino Sinell, who was a priest at a local, actually the church that Harry Connick Sr. or went to. And he was caught doing really bad stuff with really young kids. Oh, really?

Oh, yeah. Yeah. Oh, my God. Yeah, you can Google the name C-I-N-E-L, Dino-S-N-L. It was described as like one of the most horrific cases of pedophilia, like, ever, like to ever be discovered. They found just all this stuff in this Dino-S-N-L's office, all these. tapes of like videos he had made like in the church with kids and uh and harry conic senior

never brought charges against him or anything he was really criticized for it but uh yeah that was fairly that was like more recently that was in the 80s that is crazy dude i know it is nuts did anything about that his harry conk senior was involved in any of that kind of activity they didn't go into that I mean you never know like they I think Harry Connick Sr. Like they'd

you know been to dinner parties together and they definitely knew each other so they were like associated and Eric Connick Senior did go to that you know church where this Dean O'Sinnell the Catholic Church where he worked at but they never like alleged that he was involved in it

but you know who knows but yeah again it's just so strange that he was involved in all this stuff And then his kid just happens to become a huge movie star and a huge thing. He's a really huge singer. I didn't realize how successful he was until I did the video. He has like 10 number one jazz albums. And I mean, he's a big deal.

Yeah, I guess that is the reward. You play ball. Your kids will be whatever thing they want to. And I'm sure the kids also know, hey, we need you to push certain narratives at some times. You know, we're going to get you on. Because the Harry County Jr. had a talk show. Yeah, yeah.

All the CIA shit. Harry Conch Jr. was right into it. And it reminds me a lot of this Virginia governor, a race that just happened where a white progressive one, well, you look up who ran Johnny real quick. And it was really interesting because the woman who, the white progressive who ran in as a Democrat was a former CIA agent, I believe.

And she ran against a conservative black woman, right? Was it Abigail? Yeah, it's Abigail Spanberger. Versus who is the black woman? You got someone called Winsome Earl Sears. It must have been in the primary. Was it in the primary? No, no, no. The black woman was the Republican. Oh, it's someone called Winsome Earl Sears, the Republican, Lieutenant Governor.

It was a chick, that's all I know. Sears. And the craziest, a black woman was running against a white progressive. Yeah, that's her. And Obama came after Obama. gaslit everybody into blacks through voting for Kamala Harris because she's a black woman, turned around and endorsed the white woman. And then it got even crazier, dude.

The NAACP endorsed the white female candidate over the black female candidate. The CIA, that's crazy. And the reason, because this gets. into that, you know, at the end of the day, like how many of these things are Sciop's? And their job is to muddy the water, muck it up

and create division. But when one of the party, the unit party, the real party, the secret societies, the intelligence then you throw all that out and you get behind their guy. I mean, there's no greater

example of the sciop that the NACP could be than that moment where you endorsed a white candidate over a black candidate, dude. Yeah, that's nuts. I didn't realize that. Dude, that is crazy. Now, New Orleans is super interesting because Ellen DeGeneres has, like, connections to New Orleans. Like, she was dating, like, a lesbian mob fucking person there.

Really? Oh, wow. I didn't know that. I mean, I knew she died. I didn't realize she was like a mob lady. Yeah, but yeah, that's all. Nobody sells you on that. Yeah, yeah.

They're like, oh, her lesbian lover died. They're like, she was fucking lesbian mob there, dude. She was like running shit in there and she mysteriously dies. And then we see these deaths where you get kind of pushed to the front. Yeah. And, yeah, I thought about doing a video like that, like celebrities who've lost someone mysteriously. Oh, that would go for eight hours.

That would be the last video you would the fucking made. I could come up with a hundred of them. Politicians. There's a whole bunch of politicians who've, you know, lost a kid, firstborn son. So it's a little weird. Yeah, I mean, it's super weird. And it kind of gets you into,

if you want to get an MK Ultra. We did an episode on Anne Hache and her death. And like all the weird shit that was involved with her and MK Ultra and like and how like Ellen kind of soared and she kind of

crash and burn and then the whole theory is like she and this is always it like when a celebrity mysteriously dies they're always like he was going to put out

doc on pedophilia and you're like every one of them that's kind of crazy but supposedly new videos are coming up that she was going to put out a doc

about Ellen's connection allegedly to child sex trafficking. Wow. And Ellen's interesting because, you know, emails have come out about Ellen telling the CIA, yeah, I'll do anything you want me to, anything you need. And, you know, the Vegas shooting.

She has that guy who says he's the, oh, God. The security guard, even though he looks like the guy. That was the weirdest interview of all time. It's just, it makes no sense. Like, why, why? Right? Like, you know, you're like, why have a lot of? I got a great, no, booking, like having that interview.

Like, it's for the content, you know, in that context? Even the guy, as the guy, as a security, why would you want to go get interviewed by Ellen? Like, about, I mean, maybe Fox. I'm not saying you shouldn't get interviewed, but not Ellen. It does two things. It programs her listeners. No, I get why the government I would want it. But you know what it really does?

It's non-linear warfare. So why do you have a guy on there that obviously doesn't look like the security guard? He's way fatter than the security guard. Why you have on it? So conspiracy theories are like, ah, we're like that Leonardo Caprio fucking meme. Ah,

right? Now, now nobody agrees on anything. Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. And then like, like going back to Ellen,

didn't she have, like, her show was like number one ranked for the longest time? And then she just abruptly, like, quit it one day, right?

Like, just announced it wasn't going to happen. She got outed as a bitch is what happened. But, but why did something, she did something to piss, people off that the narrative of who she really was came out. And that was the self-destructor.

Staffer started coming out. Yeah, it's shitting on her. And then she just did everything wrong. She blamed the gay guys on the fucking set for all this, the, you know, the, the, the Me Too stuff. And then, like, all the stories of her just being a bitch to waiters and waitresses. And that's it. If you're, like, dancing with kids in daytime talk, you're probably a psychopath.

There was a video of Ellen, and this was like during COVID. And there were all these rumors that like, you know, all these high level people were getting arrested, like, underground rumors. But anyway, Ellen posted this video to like her Twitter, I think it was, her Instagram, where she's just walking along and like talking to her, you know, know, it's like a selfie video. And she's just kind of talking about, like, COVID and whatnot. But she looks really weird. Like, it looks like she's been crying. She has no makeup on.

And then people even, like, looked at, she was supposedly walking in L.A. But there's, like, these chain link fences behind her. And, like, it's just not mountain and strain or anything. And the rumor was that she was actually in Guantanamo Bay when she was filming this. Did you remember that at all? No, I do. Remember? Like, yeah, the whole story that like Obama was taken out.

Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. That was all part of that Q stuff. Which I think Q was Operation Trust. They were telling you a lot of, they were telling you a lot of truth sprinkled in with obvious deception to run off the normies. So, oh, no, that's not real. I got it.

It's too much for you. But it was done to corral all the conspiracy theorists behind Trump. But it was really weird wearing that, that, that. that symbol of the volleyball that you see everywhere. That is super creepy. We're not going to say the name of the video because it will get us flagged. Is it that basquiette? It's like art, right, purportedly?

I don't know. It's from the volleyball and Tom Hanks' castaway, which they say is a symbol of this dark web video. that's involving Hillary Clinton. She's wearing that hoodie right there. Yeah. That's the hoodie. Yeah, we don't want to say what that is.

Drip. Are we said that's not Baskiette? I think that's the artist. Yeah, but all that stems from the same thing. They're all saying... Yeah, it's Jean-Michael Basquiat. It's a piece of art called Quad A4A. I'll show it to you.

Yeah, and it's supposed to be on one's face. Let's just say that. Let's not go crazy. But it's from 77, the piece of art is, or 81. sorry. Oh, it's really from 77? Eighty-one. Oh, wow. And the celebrities love Baskia. Okay, well, that just debunked that. Good job, Johnny.

That's good to know. Yep, you're totally right. Totally right. Wow. That's a debunk right there. And that's the whole thing about conspiracies and Twitter now. You don't know what is real and what is not real. And they just, you know, I mean, but was that symbolism mean? What is that? Yeah.

Yeah. Yeah. That doesn't look good. It's like, ah. Yeah. I mean, that's creepy as shit. No, incredible. It might not be the movie, but it might be something else.

Let me see if. Yeah, there it is right there. You better. I don't want to know what it is, dude. $2.000. Oh, nice. $3,000. Oh, shit, you got to pay $3 grand for that?

Yeah. That's a print. That's just a print. That's not the original. Oh, shit. They only want elites to have that. See, but that's what I say. They don't want that showing up in the trailer park.

His art is incredibly bizarre to me. Yeah, it's like Benzaga, whatever, where they hide everything in between where only the elites know the sign. Yeah, it's for if you got money or not. Well, everyone losing it, Benziga having all these, you know, what's to call them, Pufu symbols in their stuff.

Well, I mean, if that's your clientele. Yeah, you're so right. You know, that's what you're advertising to. I mean, that's why it's in there. They're advertising to those people. Kim Kardashian does it all the time. By the way, she didn't pass the bar. So there's some criminal out there that is lucky she's not going to be their lawyer.

She was trying to pass the bar. Yeah. Really? Yeah, she didn't pass it, which I'm sure she's going to try thousand times or bribed someone to let her pass. Why does she? What? Dude, she's in a TV show now. Like, they're witches.

Oh, it's terrible, dude. I, for a laugh, watched a couple minutes of the other. It hurts. She cannot act, bro. Did you think she could act? No, of course not. But she made it happen. Like, it was her. But she's acting as a lawyer, so she wants to be a lawyer, so she can at least say at least I'm a lawyer. It's the weirdest fucking show, because like the first,

it's like the first five minutes of it are a recap of seasons of TV that didn't happen. It's like, it's like catches you up on. It's everything wrong with TV is in this. It's, I couldn't know. I mean, it's horrible. You know how elitist Hollywood is. Who's going to sign a, to be on the Kim Kardashian drama.

People are just grabbing gigs. And it's got Glenn Close in it who looks just like Robin Williams and Mrs. Doubtfire. Like right now. Well, you ever know the Mrs. Delfire characters based on that elementary school? Yeah. The Presidio case I think.

Yeah. It looks just like her. It looks. Yeah. And they were saying that it was weird because they imagined being that kid and you went through that. and now you watch that movie and it reminds you

of the girl that did it to you. It's like trauma. I was like, holy fuck, that is crazy to think that that's part of movie. How was you run by psychopathic? Yeah.

So the weirdest, have you ever looked into Nicole Kidman? No, you know, I kind of started to, and then I got sidetracked and decided to focus on something else, but I know there's a lot with her.

Like, she's another M.K. Ultra person. She's in the middle of every, before she kind of aged, out and that's what a lot of you're seeing with these mk ultra people they live long enough they they kind of age out and you see this kind of fucking panic in their eyes like okay i'm not useful anymore what's going to happen but nicole kidman like bro she's the daughter of one of the

darkest human beings to ever walk the fucking earth dude and it's so crazy if you don't know Nicole Kidman's father, I don't know if they ever arrest him, but he was on the run for running a global peripheral network out of Australia. Anthony. Okay. Anthony, right? That's his name, Kidman? I don't know, but like he ran a giant pet of her network and, oh, you're beeping all this. Why am I doing that?

But yeah, he ran a big one. And so it's kind of crazy that, you know, that his daughter is rewarded with the career she had. Sure, yeah. And if someone goes back to what you were talking about, you're like, you do this, we'll reward your kids, and then we'll also position her in almost every sigh up out there. Oh, you see that? Yeah. Oh, a natural death of his. Oh, he did that.

A natural death. A natural death. That they call it? Yeah. In Singapore. Oh, shit, dude. That is crazy. Yeah, another one kind of like that.

Justin Trudeau is from a really interesting family. Which one? His Canada family or is his Cuban family? Well, they kind of are intertwined. See, I think he might be a clone. One of my recent videos was actually my most recent video was human cloning. Let's get into it. Let's go.

Yeah. Well, you know, human cloning, man, that has been talked about forever. Like you go back to the 1970s. I mean, there were just hundreds upon hundreds of articles about how human cloning was pretty much imminent, like pretty much right around the corner, like in the right setting with the right equipment, it could be done now.

And so like, yeah, with the whole Justin Trudeau thing, like everybody talks about, oh, it's Fidel Castro, you know, his father, because his mother, Margaret Trudeau, I mean, just really got around. She partied with the Rolling Stones. Oh, yeah, it's pretty nuts.

Because just the story of her meeting his father, you know, the story of them meeting was her. So Trudeau, Maggie Trudeau was from like a, her father was involved in Canadian politics as well. And they took a vacation over Christmas one time. It was like 1971 to a remote island of like an island getaway in the Caribbean. And it just so happened that Pierre Trudeau. was also going to that exact same island at the exact same time because he was contemplating running for prime minister. He was old at the time. He was like in his late 40s.

And so anyway, this is how he met Maggie Trudeau was they were on, they were on vacation on this island at the exact same time. She was only like 16 at the time. He was 40 something. They apparently just hung out and all the time on this island. And then years later, he ended up, you know, getting. elected prime minister just a couple years later actually and he just the official stories that he just randomly called her up one day and asked her to go on a date and they did and uh so there's a lot of weird stuff with like his mother but anyway they kind of like separated and she just went

crazy she was at studio at 54 i mean she was at studio 54 like every night she was partying with the rolling stones she they loved um Fidel Castro. They basically idolized him. They really agreed with his politics. Oh, when the United... There's like this famous thing where the United States

put an embargo on Cuba and Canada was the very first country to break that embargo because him and Maggie Trudeau and her husband, Pierre Trudeau, who was Indian Prime Minister and they flew down there. So there's all these photos,

you know, you can find on the internet where she's like holding his arm, you know, like a... Sounds like they really broke the embargo. Yeah, yeah, yeah. But anyway, I don't wonder if he's, you know, so anyway, there's a lot out there about how similar Justin Trudeau is, how similar he looks to Fidel Castro. And since it doesn't look anything like his dad. Nothing like his dad.

Nothing like his dad's hideous, basically. Yeah. And so I don't wonder if like, because, you know, in 1970s, you know, late 1960s, early 1970s, that's when all this talk, like, there were just so many articles about how human cloning. you know, could be done. And one of the, you know, big advantages that they talked about was how you could clone, like, famous people and world leaders and really renowned people like that, famous actors. You could clone these people. And, you know, maybe there's something, something special inside of them that, you know,

helped them to get to where they are. And so I just kind of threw that out there during the cloning video. Like, could Trudeau be a clone of Fidel Kahn? Castro and not just, you know, Fidel Castro was his father. I mean, going back to what you brought up earlier about, about, you know, what is, where was that, where did they say that, I don't know it was it, Guantanamo Bay, there was all that talk about, Obama was there often brought in a clone. And everyone's like, you're crazy, but, I mean, if they, if they were talking about it happening

in the 70s, that means. it must have been started in the 30s. Right, yeah. We hear about it when they're ready to release it. So if they're ready to release in the 70s, that means they had to been working on it way before that. Way, way before. I mean, there's all these rumors that the Nazis were really big into,

like, working on human cloning. But yeah, you're exactly right. Like, just hearing about it, you know, anything we actually hear about it, you know, it's been done, been done for a long time. Is it true that Tom Brady cloned his dog? Because I know you could do the Donner Wolf, but the time, I mean, if you could do your dog now. Oh, that's commercial, yeah. They let people, rich people do that all the time.

I cut Pollyanna's hair just in case. Yeah, it has to be living in sales. You have to be a lot of. Yeah, there's a whole bunch of celebrities who've done it. I mean, like, cloning of livestock is very common with farmers if they have, like, a good cow or whatever or a pig. Camels, too, these prize camels these guys have, these rich oil magnets and stuff. Sure. Yeah, there's tons of articles about how horses are always cloned.

And it's like basically transforming the sport of horse racing and transforming polo because these really awesome horses are just being cloned. And they're raising families of this exact same horse. I mean, you want to really get into it. The orphan trains. There was a lot of talk about cloning. You know, they talked about test tube babies. but there was also a lot of whispers about cloning. Then we get into MPCs, like all these people.

Like, I don't have an internal monologue, which is, I'm not judging anybody. But again, it gets into, if we're cloning humans, humans are the most unique. Yeah. How do you get that, that spirit or that attitude or that mindset of the part? Like, how do you catch that? I mean, now they must be able to download it off you before you die, put it into the, the next person so you just kind of pick up where you're left off but yeah

yeah it's nature versus nurture you know they talk about that a lot and all these cloning articles like because there's a movie boys from Brazil where um and it came out like way back in the 70s mid 70s where the Nazis you know went underground and now they're creating all these human clones of adolf Hitler and they're placing him with

different families these baby adolf hitlers these baby hitlers yeah in hopes that, you know, one of them will one day grow up to, you know, basically emulate Hitler. There's actually one thing I didn't mention in the video, just because I kind of, I don't know, for whatever reason I didn't mention it. But there's this movie from a few years ago, it's a documentary. It's called Three Identical Strangers. You ever heard of it or seen it?

Yes. Yeah, it's insanity. How they look exactly alike? Well, they're triplets. So basically what happens was. there's this set of triplets in New York and the official story at least is that their mother put them up for adoption and they went to this adoption agency called the Luis Weiss agency in New York. And it's like this really shady adoption agency where a lot of like pretty questionable things went on. But anyway, they had these three triplets and they placed each one of.

of them in like three different families of three different like economic backgrounds. So one kid got placed in a really poor family. Oh my God. Yeah, one kid got placed in a medium size family. Then one kid got placed in a really rich family. And it just so happened like by sheer luck 20. Actually it was 20. It was like, yeah, it was about 20 years later because it happened when they went to college. Two of the kids ended up going to the exact same college. And people, people, were like, dude, you look exactly like this other guy who goes to school here. And then they met that way. And they realized they had a third, like a triplet, a third brother.

And so they reunite. It was a big story in the 80s for a while. And then it came out. And then they started looking into like this Luis Wise adoption agency. And they found out that they weren't the only ones, that there were all these other sets of twins and triplets who had been placed. like separated by this agency and placed in totally different like socioeconomic families. So they'd place, you know, one in a really poor family, one in medium and one in a really rich family.

And then they'd monitor them and see kind of like how they grew up and, and that sort of thing, how they developed. It's a really weird thing. When you said the cabbage patch thing, it just reminded me of that. And you do kind of wonder, like, were they really triplets or did they just create these, you know all these sets because there's a lot there was like up to like 1520 sets of twins and triplets and there's just a really short amount of time

who were part of this study and it's like damn that's a lot of twins and triplets you know who were put up for adoption quote unquote so could they have been creating these kids in test tubes creating clones and then putting them in different families and you know kind of seeing how that affects them and it's messed up and rare because usually and adoption centers, you try to keep the brothers

and the family together, which is very rare to be like, no, not today. You go over here and you go over there. Usually, even with pets, you try to keep them together. Oh, let me keep the daughter with the, you know. It's so crazy because all we hear from the MPCs is trust the science. You're like, dude, they were Nazi scientists, dude. There's an orphanage that broke up families just to do data research.

I mean, like, what are we talking about? You know what's very interesting is Jerry Seinfeld. says his parents were cabbage patch dolls, that they were cabbage patch kids. Wait, what do you mean by that? That they were part of those, like, kids that were at the World Fair. Oh, really? Which is an interesting thing that...

Thank you, beta, baby. Yeah. But then he grows up, he identifies as Jewish, but it's like, you come from a test tube dog. Like, what are you talking about? That's super interesting to me. But then again, you go, why is he where he is? Yeah, right.

everything's faking gay dude it's just so and it's so hard for people to understand like none of your culture is real right all of it is manufactured manipulated yeah that's not my arguing with you about that the other day on social me I'm like I'm like

I mean that's the most of course no I get no what they were trying to say is I mean they're trying to say that it started very roots roots and then the FBI ends up I don't even know about that I mean like if you study like Hollywood like the U.S. intelligence agencies were deeply embedded into it.

You know? Yeah, no, no. I mean, because I asked him, like, what are you talking about? He's just saying that the hippie movement was a hippie movement till the FBI came and made it into like the Charles Manson. That might be true. That's what I would say. That it did become a natural.

It might be. They co-opted it. Yeah. They co-opted it. But when it exploded, it became, you know, it just was a bunch of junkies hanging out. And then they're like, we're going to blow this up. Nothing explodes that isn't somehow rubber-staffed. Like Theo Vaughn, who I love with all my heart, came out that guy's always like,

I'm poor trash, dude. Turns out he's a Polish aristocrat. Do you know that, dude? Theo is? Theo, whose father was involved in color revolutions in Latin America. I mean, when his dad had him, he was like 60, 70, he had an old dad. I mean, he was on the real world. Come on.

Yeah. Yeah, but, I mean, listen. I'm a huge Theo Vaughan fan. I love him. He makes me laugh all the time. That's what people get weird and you're like, dude, he's super talented. They're super talented. Yeah.

It's all data, dude. And I'm not saying there's nothing authentic about, you know, Theovani. Every time I'm in the room with everything comes out of his mouth, it's the funniest thing I've ever heard in my life. And I love him the pieces. But it's super interesting. Your father's involved with color revolutions, you know. it's super interesting

man like in like CIA fucking espionage shit crazy wow that is crazy fuck why my teachers why my parents

teachers why they give me these bad angles bro it's crazy to me dude and the cloning I mean if they were talking about cloning in the 70s who knows what they have now

and like man it was everywhere back I mean, like prominent scientists saying, like, it's right around the corner. There's this book called In His Image. It's a really good book. And it's written by this guy who was the science writer for Time Magazine. So he'd written a lot about cloning back in the early 70s. And he claimed that this really rich guy contacted him. He was older guys in his 60s.

And he said, money is no object. I want to create a human clone of myself. and I want you to use your contacts, bring in the best scientists, we'll buy the best equipment, and I want to create a human clone of myself before I, you know, pass away. And this was like 1974, the book takes place. And so this book in his image is just this journalist David Rorvik, basically going through the whole process of how they recruit the team to create the clone. And the book, they claimed they were successful. And they, you know, gave birth to a baby that was a.

an exact clone of this mysterious millionaire. I was, you know, I got the show called Doom scrolling. I find crazy videos and we watch them on the show. And one video I just found was about how this Russian doctor, I'm going to look to see if I can find a video real quick, this Russian doctor basically reanimated dogs. Oh no, yeah, I know all about this. This guy would put, like, dogs swapped. Their heads put monkeys' heads on dogs, dogs' heads on monkeys.

And then they lied to. Yeah, he would try to. It didn't quite. I mean, I don't know. Maybe you've seen something different, but it was like all grotesque and horrible. Of course it is. I mean, we've been talking about Pigman forever. It's fucking enough.

There's video of that, though, him doing like the really old, like footage, right? And the animal moves? I'll show you. You can tell me if this is what. If they're doing that with dead dogs, what could they do with people? Like, and that was a billion years ago or like 30, 40 years ago. What have they got now? Oh, yeah.

That's what I think was going down in Epstein's Ranch, all that cloning stuff. That's what I think was going down there trying to figure out how to clone him again, which is, I wouldn't be surprised if they did clone him, and there's something around him running around. Oh, yeah. It's this guy, Vladimir Dmitoff. He's a Soviet Russian scientist and organ transplant pioneer who performed several transplant in the 40s and 50s. He is well known for his dog head transplants,

which he conducted during the 50s, resulting in two-headed dogs. This ultimately led to head transplants in monkeys by Robert White. I wonder how much pussy that pulled. I mean, he's horrible. You see this? He would just put the head of, like, connect their vascularity.

That's disgusting. Their vascular system up to another door. These four animals. Oh, it's horrific. Again, Russian scientists putting two heads on dogs, And we got trust the science. I'm sorry, it's disgusting, dude. Yeah, but you don't think they're doing this in China right now?

They're doing it everywhere. Yeah, yeah. I mean, go look at it. Dude, the Chinese have to be even worse, dude. Wuhan Lab. They're doing this at the Wuhan. Yeah. That's part of what that Plyurba shows about is, you know, science and how we're just

barreling down a path. Maybe, hey, we get a, you know, they get this signal from space. Should we maybe not try to? Nerds will always annihilate it. us in the hopes of being cool. They will always annihilate us. And we just sit there going, oh, okay, I guess we got to do this.

It's crazy to me, dude. Dude, I wouldn't doubt if there's clothing. And I wouldn't doubt it for like, you know, I don't know if this is relevant to what we're talking about, but it's like, you know, eyes wide shut, I think that's real. I think these guys and these couples,

these power couples, all go to these parties. Everyone lights each other up. everyone hooks up with each other and if he get pregnant you got to raise the kid if your wife gets pregnant there I mean look at Prince Charles

neither of his kids look like him yeah was it on here we were talking about that scene at the end of his white shop where they're clearly taking the door I never noticed that until I saw that the guy talked about it on Rogan it's oh is that where it wasn't

yeah crazy right where the kid just walks up and Nicole Kidman just like my daddy turns her head and just bang have you ever seen that I don't remember that part Yeah, dude, I didn't either And there's a scene right at the end

Where they're clearly letting those two old guys That you kind of see throughout the film Walk off with their kids See if you can find the video I'm looking Let's see This is it right here Yeah, this is where Rogan's talking about it

Yeah, it'll be in here That's kind of hard to look up He talks about how like the final Eyesbar shot was not The Joe Rogan experience Yeah they chopped The Kubrick was such an odd one Like his films are so different

and he was a weird this here let me just scan the bottom do they no they watch these they love the they did

maybe they took it off they know yeah they know that they can get back for it so they probably didn't play it oh so someone else must have put it in

yeah it must have been but basically I'll see if I can find you know it's really weird have you looked into Suprina carpenter oh I mean she

no oh dude you gotta look into that We've had people come on talking about it. A lot of people. Izzy came on. Here.

You know, watch this real quick. Yeah, all right. You know, Isaac Weisov. That's very. That's nice. Listen to this real quick. Oh, dude, you jumped it because that was important, too. Okay.

Listen to this real quick. Hold on. See if you can get to it. Andy, listen to what she says. Go on, you missed it. Go on, right before that. Yeah, right before that when she walks up to that. Listen to what she says. That's nice.

I can put Sabrina in here. Did you hear what she said? I could put Sabrina in here. So fashioned. He looks like she's going for her right now. He's pig. I hope Santa Claus gets me one of these for Christmas. You do?

Such a weird scene. Well, you're going to have to wait and see. Alice. What do you think we should do? What do I think we should do? Look, Mommy. Hey This is paying forever

Yeah Oh here they are You see the two guys See this Watch this They just let her Yeah Maybe

I think We should be grateful Stop it Yeah She basically lets her Let them take her kid Whoa Damn

Yep. But did you hear the part where she goes, this will be nice for Sabrina? No, I couldn't understand that audio. And she goes, this would be great, this would be nice for Sabrina. They think that that is a reference to Sabrina Carpenter. And that Sabrina Carpenter has been this long game by Scientologist that literally she's supposed to bring on the Antichrist. That's according. Wow. Oh, is that what's his name was talking about the other day?

And Sarah Wanchang kind of laughed at him. Because I told him that. He had your back. Yeah. What was that guy's name? Jason Ellis. Yeah, Jason Ellis. He was like.

But that's what, that's what Izzy Griffin came. That's what Isaac Wysip, I believe, was saying. Same thing. That, like, she has dark occult roots, that her parents are very high up Scientologists. And she's all part of this Antichrist play. Dang. Another Nepo deep state Nepo kid.

Yeah. It's crazy. Yeah, they all are, man. They all are. Andy, thank you for coming on, dude. We had a great time.

Dude, this was a blast. Thanks so much for having me. Hope we weren't too weird for you. Hell no. Not at all. You, buddy, you have an open door

to come on. Anytime you got anything to promote, anything you want to talk about, open door, come on whenever you like. One more time, tell them what they can find you.

main places to be YouTube control alt history like control alt delete that's my that's my channel control all history and also on you know Twitter and Instagram and all those social media platforms in patreon right there well you're crushing it buddy I always love coming on your show and checking it out and uh thank you for doing it and uh yeah thanks a lot buddy we love you thank you buddy dude thanks so much for having me this is so much fun Anytime all time, buddy. Thank you. Awesome, man.

All right, awesome, awesome show. Guys, enjoy this breakdown and the highlights. Guys, the great and powerful Andy Hunt. What did you guys think? Oh, yeah. Oh, yeah. I like history. I like learning.

I love that episode, dude. That was a fire episode. I mean, dude, the guy does amazing deep, deep, deep, deep, deep dives. How deep? How deep, so deep put the ass to sleep. There is. he goes. Yeah, it was a great episode, dude. I was blown away. Such a good YouTube channel. And it's just like, once again, everything's fake and gay. All your heroes are astro-turf.

It sucks, man. It sucks. Do you think the internet a little bit has kind of evened that out a little bit? What do you mean by that? Your heroes now are more regular people. Is that what you mean? There are regular people that can make it. Yes. Yeah. Right? Like, is Bobby Lee Yakuza? I mean, like, It's funny. He's Korean, but... It wouldn't surprise me if he has some kind of weird, something to Asia or something. You know what I mean?

Like some kind of... I just think he's just some fucking bisexual from San Diego. No, but I'm just... What I'm saying is it wouldn't surprise me. But I probably not. You guys don't miss, like you said, everyone can get famous. You can start a YouTube channel or TikTok,

but you don't, don't you miss the days where there was that one famous person, that one famous band that everybody kind of liked. Now today I don't miss that. because they're all fucking asso-turfs intelligence agents. Who are you thinking of, though? Like who? No, I was just saying it.

No, yeah, I was talking about, yeah. You miss you too? Not them specifically, but it literally were everyone knew about them. You knew their album drop right now? You could tell me so-and-so's album drop and I'd be like, oh, okay, cool. Well, there's too much. Yeah, it's too much. That's what I mean.

And even like, like, like, K-pop. K-pop's huge. Obviously, I'm not going to get into K-pop, but that one seems to- I don't think that's obvious that you're not going to get in K-pop. You're into EDN. Yeah, you're into, you would love K-pop. What are you talking about?

What is it, the demon hunters? Dude, Asians are everywhere now. They really are. And, dude, so that's 6-7, you know, 6-7? Oh, it's so annoying. We played it on fucking doom scrolling. That is Santoria

demon summoning. I do practice Santoria. I practice Santoria. Have you seen that South Park about 6-7? Oh, the best. It's so funny, dude. The whole episode. Have you been watching any of the new

South Parks? It's really good. I haven't watched any. Dude, they're, they're fucking going right into Trump. Good. He's like, get into all them. He's birthing. He's sleeping with Satan now in the White House and Maloney is like a ghost Yeah, good. J.D. Vance is some little little minion. He's like, he's the guy

from Fantasy Island and goes, Zee plane, Zee plane! That's who they have JD. That's hilarious. J.D. Vance's ass got shredded by Peter Thiel. Just shredded. There's no way you're not a butt boy right there. I said that in front, Tony Hedgergerger's like, come on he supported me i'm like i don't give a shit you were supported by a butt boy yeah dude i was listening to john bon jovi doing an interview about how and and this is

look how fucking well-groomed jadie vans's facial hair is that bothers you there's no way you're now butt boy with that fucking groomed facial hair yeah yeah i think you're right yeah and it's perfectly waft hair uh bon jovi was talking doing an interview you're john by Jemba. And about Oasis, the tour, him going to see it. And he was like, dude, you know what? I think we just needed to smell a rock band. You know what I mean? Like to see what real rock and no, no dancers on stage. None of this shit where the show is more about the show than the music. Do you know what I mean? Like the production. Yeah. Just at which the production is great. Don't get me wrong. But the music, he's like the guitar tone alone is worth the price of entry.

And he thinks that, and I've heard this from other acts too, like old rock and roll guys like the, yeah, just a few people have said that they think that we might get because of this because of how popular it was the oasis thing like a new round of kind of rock and roll bands coming back well a lot of people are freaking out about AI music and I think AI is just going to be empty calorie shit I haven't heard anything that I thought and even the stuff you sent like it's good but it's not it's soulless you'll always as long as there's guys who want to get laid there will always be great bands out there. Always.

I mean, who are some new great bands right now? You would say. I mean, I'm fucking 53, dude. My fingers... You just lose it with it. My finger isn't on the pulse, but I think they're there. The problem is to blow somebody up like that is going to be the hardest part.

Yeah, and there's no money in the business anymore. It used to be the record companies would invest all this money in marketing. So people like us would know when the good music came out and now. It's just, there's nobody to do that. It's going to get these. I think you'll go more into managers will be in charge of a lot of that. You know the best place to find new music, by the way,

is to go on the KCRW at night when like Henry Rollins and a couple of these guys get on there. It's just radio in L.A. And they plug you into like new stuff. The craziest thing, guess who liked one of my posts on Instagram? John Mayer. Really? He's a comedy guy. He's into comedy.

But he liked this construction guy doing Otani. I don't know how he found it. It must have been retweeted by somebody he followed. But, you know, you listen to his channel. It's fucking great. Yeah, he's another guy that does it. Yeah, yeah, yeah. You got to seek it out.

But he has a new music thing. And like, yeah, dude, that's how you. And lately, because I'm not on Spotify as much I used to. I used to get so many new bands on there. It's just not happening like it used to. I don't know why. But they're like, you discovered 60 new bands. Not anymore.

But what I was going to say is how far can they take AI? Because eventually you're going to want to see them live. Like, let's say you do fall for it. No, I'm going to say something. Let's just say AI takes off. There might be a market for actual live performers playing the music. Oh, like a cover band, like a cover band. Yeah.

Well, in Japan, they have this genre where it's like a hologram is on tour. Have you seen this thing? Yeah. The Japanese hologram that goes on tour? Let me see if I. I don't think I could pay for that, though. Like, could you go to a concert of a hologram and pay time for that? I mean, like, you're not going to get me to pay what I pay for a fucking oasis.

I might go just because... If you go 20 bucks to see this. Yeah, but Jeff, Asians are weird. Yeah, agents, they fuck anime, dude. They jerk off to anime. Some shit, actually, we'll go see you for here. Like, that doesn't interest me at all. Who does it interest?

Like, unless you're on Molly, there's nothing fun there. You know, one of the best performances I've ever seen on YouTube, though, is that guy, Sye doing Gangdom style at this huge... huge, like, festival and he pops out of the stage. It's one of the most thrilling things. It's the coolest thing. Yeah. And you could be like, that song probably haunts his fucking nightmares.

But man, when he pops all that, it's the coolest thing I've ever seen. Watch it. Have you ever seen this, dude? It's the coolest thing I've ever seen. It's so fucking cool. Everyone's like, he's going to disappear. He's playing fucking. Is it unmuted?

Oh, I hate the way YouTube does their shorts. Where's the mute? Can you guys? There. But there. Look at him. He's killing me. Look at him.

He doesn't need to do another song. Just that song alone. Dude, that guy's making bank ready. He's like hit it. I like him. And then one day he's going to fall and going to twist that ankle. Oh, yeah. It's going to take one time.

He's like never doing that again. I'm going to just walk out. They won't insure him. I guess that's his gimmick. That's like when Michael Jackson caught on fire. I love that he does the old little white movie thing. Look at that, dude. What the hell, bro?

That's the fuck load. I think he's cool, man. I don't hate people's success. There's some people that don't like this comedian named Morgan Jay. Morgan Jay? Have you seen this thing with William Montgomery? Oh, yeah. He got, he got a video with Snoop Dogg.

370 million views. I've never heard of it. Have you ever heard of his song with Snoop Dog? hungover from 11 years ago yeah never heard of it funny that guy's way bigger

doesn't age no he doesn't so William Montgomery from Kill Tony he's doing this festival in Austin and he's opening for this comic name

Morgan Jay okay he thinks he's doing Kill Tony what thinks he's doing who does oh yeah he just no he's doing William

that's comedy which is really dark and retarded I don't understand what the guy's opening for him people hate him for what because they don't get his comedy he's like he's he's he's the guy who closes out a tim uh ton uh kill tony a lot and he's like this redneck with a red beard going bald and he just says the most outlandish shit he wasn't he wasn't there when when you didn't you've seen him you see just look his name up you've seen him morgan jay no but william

montgomery is the guy we're talking about so he's opening up for morgan jay so when i search his name The auto completes are bombing and booed off stage. Yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah. So he does this show, right? And someone decide that William Montgomery should open for Morgan Jay. Now Morgan Jay is a comic who went from open mics to theaters auto-tuning his crowdwork. He auto-tunes. In post, not live.

No, live. He does crowd. work in AutoTune Live. He'll talk to them. So, what do you get to do? This guy does or William J does? No, William Morgan J. I'm getting there.

Which is so funny because there's a trans porn star called Bailey J. Yeah, yeah. She used to go on. Right? And I'm like, why is William opening up for a trans porn star? And then I found out it's Morgan J. And there's some comics who are like, I can't believe you made big fucking auto tuning. Me personally, I don't care.

I don't fucking give a show. But if it's funny, like, yeah. It's like, dude, you got a niche, you did it. Yeah, people are angry. It's all videos of like, oh, this guy sucks, fuck these guys. I mean, this guy. That's not his, William. I don't even know William Montgomery has a crowd.

Like, you listen, you read the fucking comments. They all shit on him. But I love him, and he's funny. And once you get it, you fucking get it, right? Okay, this is only 20 seconds. I don't feel bad about playing this. Let's see. Be play?

No, start from the beginning. didn't hear it. It's so funny. He does a little punchline. You have to watch me play. Throw that tomato. And he's crazy. So I started taking weed Viagra,

but the only problem is whenever I smoke it, my eyes get hard. And y'all just need to buckle in because I feel bad for him. Now look up Morgan J. See if you can find a Morgan J. I looked him up. But he's

considered more of a musician than a Median. A magician? No, the other one. Musician. Yeah. See if you can just find some of his. Who's that true? Oh my gosh. Oh, that's all I don't know. Oh, I hate this. No, I don't hate it. I hate this. But this is, he blew up. He was an open mic. That's how you know it sucks because the crowd's doing it just as well as he is. Bill who you hear with tonight I'm with my

Fuck this dude I can't What's up bro What's your name bro How long can you do this You can't headline Doing an hour of this shit No he doesn't

This culture Hey I don't care What do you look like a firefighter What do you do Kyle Now, would this be funny if it wasn't for the other scene? Any of that? It did. I don't care.

It means nothing to me. But do you see who they had William opening up for? So whoever booked him either is the dumbest person in the world or wants to get William Montgomery murdered. Those are your two options. You're either an idiot or you just hate it. William so badly there's nowhere William should open for people like Brian

Hotsman, Doug Stano, me that's who you open for. Yeah, he's your energy for sure. Well, he's dark and he's crazy. That's what I mean, yeah. That's you. Well, you don't open up for fucking Morgan J. I got a question. Do you blame anything on William Montgomery knowing that William J is not, I mean, depending

how much it paid him, but if someone asked me, hey, you want to go do so, and I'm like, bro, even though the money's worth it, I know I'm a bomb because this guy does auto tour and I sit there with. You're, you're, let's say this, mentally stable. Is he really not? He's a crazy person. It's funny, that guy they brought out, I didn't know he was a comic, the Estonian guy at Kill Tony. Because we had seen him like the night before and he just came into and just introduced it.

He's like, hi, I am. What's the guy's the guy's name? I'm not. His name is Ari. I am Ari from Estonia. He went and just shook hands with everybody. Oh, cool. He's like a networker, is what I'm trying to say. Of all the guys who've blown up on Kill Tony, he's the most legit.

He was very funny. He's a fucking good writer, dude. He's very funny. He's very funny. And you know what? He makes him different than everybody else. He'd been doing comedy for 10 years. So he came in there with fire.

It's weird, right? Because I never, I thought the idea was like American Idol of that. It's different than I. I used to not be able to watch it because it was a lot more like cruel. But I feel like it's different, a little different now. Like it's, I don't know. I enjoyed it. It was very, especially live.

I can't recommend it. You know the, you know the advice I gave Killed Tony. I've told you before, right? I gave Tony Hinchcliffe. Tony, okay. Which was, you want to be a villain. What villain do you want to be? I go, what are the two biggest comic book villains?

He goes, Joker? Yeah, I go, what's the other one? He goes, I don't know. I go, Lex Luthor. Which one do you want to be? He goes, I want to be the Joker. I go, no, you want to be Lex Luthor. Because Lex Luthor lives in a mansion as a billionaire,

Banks Tens, has the best time of his life, and no one knows he's up to no good until it's too late. Everyone sees the Joker coming. I'm the Joker, okay? I fucking hang out with fucking. retards. I live in the fucking sewer. Everyone fucking is already fucking on guard when I walk in. I'm the Joker.

B. Lex Luthor. Yeah. And it's kind of what you see and kill Tony now where it's like lovable shitting on, where you kind of build them up. No, it's different. It's for sure different. Yeah, I hadn't seen it in years, dude, because I had to stop watching it. It's a fine tune machine. It is.

It's a fine tune machine. I mean, it's like a. proper production. I mean, they got a whole band. There's a guy painting a portrait for some reason in the coin. I don't know what that's about. We just went so off the fucking topic. Did we even do my fucking dates? Not yet. No. Go to samtrippli.com. Then we'll end on. By the way, this is what it's like when we talk alone. You just heard it. This is New Orleans. I was in New Orleans had the best time. Thank you Skang Fest. You're always the best. Timful hats coming up. We're in Las Vegas at the Virgin Hotel. Grab your ticket.

And he's going to be there. Come on. He's going to be the prophet Eddie Bravo, Tino Sanchez. Johnny's going to be there. Xavier, if he's not a pussy, he's going to show up. Pussy-ass pussy. Minneapolis, I'll be there. New Year's Eve. I'm in Morris Plains doing the dojo. And then the big Atlantic City, we're going to have World War Debates coming together like fucking fire. Can you explain the ticket? So now, does that include the hotel or no? That's just the ticket. That's the ticket. Okay. All right. I just want to make sure I'm. understand this.

We should have one when we get them to hotel. Maybe I'll tell them about that. A certain one. So I love Andy Hunt. I think he's fucking fire. I love having him on. He's such a good guy. Now let's talk about Kill Tony for 10 minutes again.

He was great. I mean, dude, that eyes wide show is so dark. And then you realize they went through and recut it. They cut out all the voiceover. There was a guy doing voiceover throughout it. And I bet you the voiceover would explain that fucking seen at the end? Do you think they're fighting on whether they should give her away or not? It's certainly possible. I mean, we know that Kubrick, everything, and he's...

Every step you. You remember in English class that an English class, your English teacher would tell you all this shit that the author actually meant. And you're like, bitch, he wasn't thinking about any of that shit. You know, that could be the Bible, too. They're like trying to tell you what the one. No, truly. Yeah, yeah. But with Kubrick, literally everything that was on the, it wasn't There was nothing incidental. Nothing like, oh, hey, you know, like a set designer. He just took a set and just put a... Yeah, it was like a painting.

Every scene was like a painting. He died like three weeks after this. Yeah. Is that crazy? While fighting the studio over the cut. And it just gets the minute you give away their secrets, wrap it up. You want to watch, if you're into Kubrick at all and you haven't... There's a film about Kubrick's like his driver.

And it... What is it? S is for Stanley, it's called. And I'll show you the trailer. Do you think there's, it's fascinating. You get an idea almost better than anything about Kubrick, about what this guy, like how detailed his life was and how strange he was. Let me guess which one of those were. Was Stanley Cooper Jewish?

This is the story of two men. He came from Italy and S from the United States. One was a race car driver and the other one was a genius. I said I'm Stanley Kubrick, so I just looked at him and I'm Emilio D'Alessondo. Emilio was initially hired as Kubrick's personal chauffeur, but pretty soon he became the man in charge of everything, from the props to the pets, from the actors to the members of his family. As a director and Kubrick junkie, I decided this was going to be my next project. project. So I went to meet Emilio in Casino where he lives now and he told me of his 30

years next to Stanley. So Stanley said to me, Emilio, this is Jack Nicholson, the new act for the film. What do you think about Jack Nicholson? I said, well, looks okay, but why don't you use Charles Bronson? I had the opportunity to get a unique look inside Kubik's life and to hear the story of an incredible friendship. I thought I knew everything about it. So that is the best example of how like someone got juiced in and has no clue what the fuck they're talking about.

By the way, that's and there are great comedy bookers out there but back in the day I remember I went to a comedy club and the new manager that they got in just as running in Applebee's and now he's in charge of a comedy club and he thinks

he knows entertainment. And you're like, you're a fucking retard. So I do this show. The feature is a piece of shit who quit comedy. He doesn't even do it. I get my review. They go, and he's totally lying. They're just making shit up so it doesn't come on them.

They're like, oh, the staff loved them. Most of the crowds loved them. The DJ loved them. But the anonymous shopper didn't like him. And I go, what the, we're using anonymous shoppers? One person, too? Yeah. Yeah.

So I know it was him. a piece of shit. So then this feature comes back and he's featuring for Steve Trevino and he does he does he does Brad Ernst's pink lemonade bit and

they get in a fight and then Steve Trevino's calling out which is hilarious because Steve Trevino steals material left and right and they fucking get in a fight over it and now the guy's out of comedy he's supposed to work with me in Tampa I fired him and he showed up to the club he's like I'm sorry I'm like dude you weren't fun work with, dude, you weren't a nice person.

I just like, I wish you well, but it's not happening. I forget what I don't even want to say his name because he went on to be a used car salesman. I remember I was telling people, I'm like, yeah, dude, you write like a, you write like fucking, like 10

minutes of fucking, if you can write like 10 minutes in like a month, you're good. The guy's like 10 minutes a month. I write 5 minutes a week. I'm like, get the fuck out of here, dude. You fucking piece shit. but that guy reminded that, why do you use him? Use Charles Bronsonsons?

Like, shut up, chauffeur. Shut the fuck up. I want to know about racing, I'll ask you. And the guy, I mean, it's fascinating not because of that guy really, but because of what he says about Kubrick, like there's so much inside shit that this just that guy knows and nobody else does about films and stuff. Do you think there's a producer like today that one day

we'll watch this film and be like, oh, dude, he was leaving all these little things. and we couldn't see it and now we see it. Here's my opinion. Again, we talked about AI recently. I personally think you're about to see a quantum explosion in movies because they're killing off the studio big movies and they're buying indie films.

And indie films will be the future. And you're going to see a lot more up-and-comers who couldn't get past the gatekeepers because they weren't one of the cool kids. making movies. Like, they just did this horror film with this 18-year-old kid who's making horror films on YouTube that exploded. They now gave him a budget to make movies.

And it's because none of these established people who have been in the industry, they'll be like, I can't do this for possibly less than $10 million. Yeah. This kid's like, I'll give me $100,000. They gave him a huge budget for his age. And a part of that is down to the unions. The unions are going to have to readjust their contracts for a new era of media. I think that all that shit's going away, dude.

I think that's... I think that... I think, I think, yes, you are totally right. Unions are going to have to re-change their agreements. But you're going to be shooting shit out in the middle of fucking Arkansas. You're not going to get union people. And then they're going to have to be more willing as an industry to give points on the back end. You know, normally they fight for, you know, they won't get their thing.

I think those people are going away too. I think these big stars, not going to see those anymore. Like Clooney, Clooney famously got points. for gravity because the studio I thought it was gonna be a flop and he made like hundreds of me I mean just so much most of his money

is from stupid gravity and Casa Migos of course but but I think it's gonna be like Napoleon Dynamite shit you're just gonna see fucking indie films exploding like fuck themselves I mean and kind of you see kind of

mainstream actors in medium movies way more yeah and TV too yeah TV watching commercials yeah you're like who are you look at you yeah yeah guys there's some

many movie stars in the 90s that would never do a TV series, like, ever. But there's no, they're talking about no work. And I heard John Lovitz, which is hilarious because he's a fucking retard. Is he? He's one of those guys who've been famous too long. He doesn't know how to interact with people. Imagine being John Lovitz and thinking of his show. What do you mean?

He, like, looks through you when he's talking, you can't make eye contact with anybody. It's like, bro. You don't think he's socially awkward? You think he's just a big? Maybe he's autistic. I don't know. But it just rubs. But it just rubbed me as a guy who's been famous too long.

He can't talk to people because he's living in the past. He thinks everybody wants something from him, that kind of guy? No, or he wants something from it. He wants like the fucking good shit. You know what I'm saying? Like he's still living in the Saturday Night Live days. I could be wrong. But that's my interaction with him.

That's what I got. Guys, thank you so much. Enjoy the highlights. Here's a clip from the latest broken sim. Yeah. And then, okay, so he gets in office. Pam Bondi is caught on candy camera by James O'Keefe saying that there's just an untold amount, an impossible amount of footage and documentation of this Epstein shit and that it was,

it was vile. I mean, truly evil stuff. And then I'm, you know, condensing this greatly, the president, our president comes out and says, The United States of America. It comes out and says the whole thing is a hoax. It's a hoax. It's not, you know, people are distracted by just a complete 180 out of nowhere. And then to get up to president now, a couple of weeks ago, Thomas Massey and some others

are like, all right, we're going to force this to a vote and we're going to get the files released. And the White House has been going around because, you know, it's going to take, the Democrats are obviously all behind it because they're partisan hacks. But it's going to take a certain number of Republicans to get that shit out. there voting in favor of it and hey look at this johnny real quick go to the comment section uh my own show is shit talking me right now look at this so i yeah yeah exactly is that is that xg hiding because probably ice is in the neighborhood so he's that he's jumped on his white people twitter account or youtube account talking smack um ridiculous and offensive so so hey xc so

Oh, fuck me. You were like, the Raiders suck. Yeah, because they suck. Dude, and Howie Dewey, who I love with all my eyes. I'm like, I'm taking Raiders and the point. I'm like, what do you talk? Why would you ever take the Raiders? You did this, XG.

You did this. Yeah. Thank you, XG. You did this. We're trying to talk about Trump and you brought up Trump. The Raiders. You made him bring up the Raiders. Everybody's in the comment section talking about the Raiders because they love to just feel

my pain. You want them to lose, though. Yeah, I do. I don't want them to win to get. Just lose, baby. That's funny. Okay, so then the White House goes around because these Republicans have to vote for this for it to succeed.

And they start targeting, especially MAGA Republicans who are planning on voting for this. They even got, what's her name out of South Carolina, who's running for governor down there, who, her whole angle on it was. that she was a victim herself. Nancy Mace. Yeah, Nancy Mace. And they got her to turn.

She's like, I'm a victim. I'm always going to fight for victims. And they came in and leaned on her. And they were like, we're going to primary you. You'll never win. You're not going to win the governorship. And so she did a turnabout on it just a couple of days ago. Yeah, 100%.

They called Marjorie Taylor Green. And she even said this. and leaned on her, she refused. She would not change credit to her, change her vote. And Marjorie Taylor Green then ends up on Tifi. Did you see this apologizing for being a part of this kind of MAGA nasty politics thing? Did you see this part where she apologized? Now she's not part of the MAGA movement.

She's part of the American First movement. Is that what we say now, America First? Yeah, that's the new thing. They're taking off their mega hats and they're putting on America First. hats. I do think it is long term. They go, hey, Nancy, Mace, we have you slinging pee in white fraternity houses. We're going to put up this video. I would watch that.

Who would? But yeah, so Marjorie Taylor Green, you know, comes out. And I do think, by the way, it's good that this becomes more of, uh, uh, less about, what would you say, like a cult of personality for the president and more about America first. I like that. I think that's probably healthy overall. So this is her apology for toxic politics. Marjorie Taylor Green says she will no longer use political. Look, it's one of my people. Gay blacks. And she's apologizing for previous derogatory comments she's made. Listen. I would like to say humbly, I'm sorry for taking part in the toxic politics. It's very bad for our country. I am committed. And I've been working on this a lot lately to put down the knives and politics.

I really just want to see people be kind to one another. And we need to figure out a new path forward. Yeah. Do you ever hear that? Alex Stein hit that? Really? Yeah. I would like to watch.

I would like to hear that from Alex Stein. Yeah. Call up Alex Stein. See if he can neither confirm nor deny. We do have a number. We could call. He just crushed it. Want me call him real quick?

Would that is, are you kind of putting him on blast? How long has he been with the girl? I'm going to do it. But how long has he been with his girl? Oh, he did. Okay. Yeah, yeah, yeah. Call him, really.

Because you know why? We got to, we got, because we, dude, we're the, we're, listen, Johnny, I got tell you something. We'll get, and we're going to get some skank fast. But tinful hat. Thank you, dude. I'm going to ask you a question. There's a room around the street that you bang.

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There's lizard people everywhere. That's some interdimensional shit. Wake up. up Aaron. This is only the beginning. Dude, you just blew my mind. Timfoil hack.