Tin Foil Hat With Sam Tripoli - #961: The Project Veritas Whistleblower Justin Leslie

Episode Date: January 30, 2026

The latest episode of Tin Foil Hat features Justin Leslie discussing his work on Pfizer's mRNA vaccine platform, why he became a whistleblower, and his views on true health, the terrain model, and virology. He shares insider perspectives on Project Veritas, Project Whistleblower, and investigations into alternative media figures, raising questions about transparency and controlled opposition. The episode also explores media manipulation, medical ethics, bodily autonomy, and alternative health models beyond Big Pharma. Please subscribe to the new Tin Foil Hat youtube channel:  https://www.youtube.com/@TinFoilHatYoutube Grab your copy of the 2nd issue of the Chaos Twins now and join the Army Of Chaos: https://bit.ly/415fDfY Check 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 https://www.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 $1 LiveLongerFormula.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. Grab Tickets To Sam Tripoli's Live Shows At SamTripoli.com: Hollywood, CA: 2/10 Perryville, MD: 2/20 Pottstown, PA: 2/21 Las Vegas, NV: 2/28 Bakersfield, CA: 3/6 Yuma, AZ: 3/7 Hollywood, CA: 3/10 Batavia, IL: 3/26-3/28 Toronto, CA: 4/17-18 Dallas, TX: 4/24 Fort Worth, TX: 4/25 Albuquerque, NM: 6/12-6/13 Lawerence, KS: 9/17-9/19 Tulsa, OK: 10/9-10/10   Please check out Justin Leslie's internet:  Website: https://justintegrity.net Rumble: https://rumble.com/c/justintegrity Twitter: https://x.com/justintegrityy Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/justin.leslie3/ Youtube: https://www.youtube.com/@JustIntegrityNetwork   Please 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/%20P Sam Tripoli's Podcast Clip Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/samtripolispodcastclips/   Please support our sponsors: ShipStation: Try ShipStation free for sixty days with Full access to all features, No credit card needed! Go to Ship Station dot com  and use code tinfoil for sixty  days for free! Sixty days gives you plenty of time to see exactly how much time and money you're saving on every shipment.That's Ship Station dot com code tinfoil. Ship Station dot com code tinfoil. QUO: Quo is the #1-rated business phone system on G2 with over 3,000 reviews, trusted by more than 90,000 businesses to stay connected and professional. Calls, texts, voicemails, transcripts, and contacts all live in one clean view, giving your team full context and faster communication. Make this the year no opportunity slips away. Try Quo for free and get 20% off your first six months at Quo dot com slash TINFOIL. That's Q-U-O dot com slash TINFOIL. Quo — no missed calls, no missed customers.  

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This is only the beginning. There, you just blew my mind. All right, guys, welcome to Timphol Hat, live from the Wise Wolf, Golden Silver, So that's right. If you go to Samtriplea. Dot gold, use a promo code tinfoil. You two can get in on the precious metals game for as little is $50 a month. And I'm telling you, this is how you stabilize your money, everybody. Get into precious metals. And trust me, they got a package for you where you can afford it. Trust me on that one. So excited for today's episode, I have watched his videos. It's absolutely riveting. And it really is, you know, pulling back the curtain on

some of quote unquote are heroes so i'm very excited to have him on he is a uh former fiser formulation analyst scientist and a whistleblower please welcome justin leslie how are you sam thank you for having me on appreciate the time man i uh can't wait to dig into my story with you it's be exciting so those who may not be familiar with you um where is your video is it on rumble or is it on one of the more deeper, deeper, deeper platforms. It's on Rumble or as some people call Stumble, but it's on Rumble. We love Rumble here. We love Rumble.

No, I know. It's still on there. So it's on Rumble and it's actually, believe it or not, it's on YouTube still. I don't know how, although the amount of views it's gained on YouTube is a lot smaller. because I had it embedded from Rumble on my website, which is just integrity.net. So just my first name, Justin, and then the word like integrity,

kind of like from a South Bark play. It's kind of funny how I came up with the name, but I just wanted people to know that I like, you know, pretty much stand in integrity and just, I'm a truth teller. And, you know, a lot of crazy stuff happened to me.

So, yeah, You're a very brave man because you were on a path to make a lot of money playing the game. And you decide to pick honor and humanity over money. And you'll still make money. But, you know, where you were going, there's a pot of gold at the end of the rainbow. So I respect that a lot. So tell us a little bit about your story and then we'll get into everything you found. Okay.

So I started off as a formulation analytical scientist at Pfizer in 2021 is when I was hired. And long story short, I essentially inserted myself as a scientist slash whistleblower there. You know, I was in a master's program at Rutgers that I was partaking in kind of just because I couldn't find a job when I got, you know, out of school. my undergraduate degree was in pharmaceutical and biomedical sciences. And so I went into this master's program and was pretty unhappy to tell you the truth. And I wanted to see if I was going to even enjoy working in big pharma in general. I didn't realize the industry how corrupt it was. I ultimately wanted to get into big pharma slash just pharmaceuticals, biomedical science,

because I have a rare multi-system disorder that I was diagnosed with at the age of 10 called tuberosclerosis complex. It's a pretty rare disorder. And ultimately, I think the whole thing is potentially linked to vaccine injury or some form of birth defect, actually, that I may have to do with, you know, my spine or something. But that's a story kind of for another day. but ultimately I worked at Pfizer in 2021, starting in March, and I applied from the master's program. I basically left this master's program when I was extremely unhappy. And I worked at Pfizer for a little over a year.

And during my time period, working at Pfizer, I reached out to the Media Group Project Veritas run by famous investigative journalist, James O'Keefe, CEO. The worst disguises ever? I mean, the worst. You could not get a worse. These people spill the beans. I just like, how do you not know that's a wig?

Yo, Sam, I'm serious. I think the whole thing. Like, the whole thing to me is just like, it's a stage psychological operation. Yes, 100%. 100%. But James has, you know, supposedly organically, I'll put that in quotes, like exposed, you know, like, what is it,

Planned Parenthood and a couple other relevant organizations, but has anything really come from his investigative journalism stories? I'm not so sure. So I reached out to them in, I started working with them in October of 2021, early October is when I started working with them. And I worked with them for about two, three months or so. And I did a insider like sting operation on the inside of Pfizer at the age of 23. And, uh, they strung me along essentially the whole time. And one thing led to another. They said, we're not going to tell you what's a blower story because of this FBI raid that had to do with Ashley Biden's diary, which to me in real time felt like a sciop based off of what was going on behind the walls of Pfizer and like what I was doing, you know,

It was a thing to shut me up. And they also used whistleblower or they used recording consent laws, which I also mentioned in my documentary. But my whole big thing is what I was exposing was absolute crimes against humanity. I was a whistleblower in my own right in the sense that my testimony ultimately could have saved the lives of hundreds of thousands, if not millions of people. And the reality, too, is what I was actually exposing could have. woke up normies. Like, we're not just talking like a conspiracy rabbit hole. This is something service level that even moms on the liberal left would have woken up to in the sense that I was exposing that Pfizer approved a vaccine that they didn't do clinical trial testing on for

kids from the ages of 5 to 12th. So they had the same formulation essentially, but they did not actually do the clinical testing on this PBS buffer and they approved the Trist buffer. And so this was talked about on an FDA meeting essentially with a bunch of, you know, high end regulators of FDA and Pfizer, et cetera, et cetera. And my colleague actually brought this up on the meeting and then I had a private meeting with him telling me that they gamed the FDA, that Pfizer game the FTA essentially and FISA and FDA came together on a bioequivalence agreement that there was you know reason to approve a certain vaccine over another based off of temperature and stability but then so my story was not told and I had a whole lot more than just that as well which we can

get into but I basically went to go work at O'Keeffe Media Group and Project Veritas project of Eratos came first I worked at PV for like nine 10 months or so and And Sam, we were talking offline and you brought up the whole thing with virology. And it's extremely relevant to the situation that I was in at the time. Considering like the mind control behind this entire issue on like what is really making us sick, what is COVID-19, what are viruses. And so I was like rapidly waking up to what was going on essentially in laboratories and what's going on with viruses in general. and I was really waking up to the terrain model. And then I was working as an investigative journalist for Project Veritas and I got their directed evolution.

Pfizer is mutating COVID story, which is a story that I got on Tristan Jordan Walker, who is in MRNA scientific planning. And he told me, you know, quote, yeah, Pfizer's mutating COVID. It's this thing called directed evolution. and I don't have necessarily have evidence behind it, but my my sputty senses go up with this story too in the sense that a lot of my colleagues actually at Project Veritas knew that I spoke out

against virology behind closed doors. And so like why was this big Pfizer's mutating COVID story out in the open? You know, it made Tucker Carlson two times actually. And so then one thing leads to another. I stayed at Project Feratos for a couple more months. Millions of dollars came in from this Pfizer story as well.

And then, you know, James left the company because of just whatever. I don't know. I think the whole thing felt like a charade. Honestly, on both sides, I felt like the board and James were both playing like both sides, basically. It felt like a just means to destroy the company. It's all theater. Yes. And then lastly, I got a couple more stories.

at O'Keefe Media Group, some which were interesting. And then there were two stories that were shelved also at O'Keefe Media Group that I was extremely unhappy about that I brought up in my documentary. And then I found out in July of 2023 that James O'Keefe was going to Bohemian Grove and then did go to Bohemian Grove in July of 2023. And then he told me that he went to Bohemian Grove over the phone in the middle of August in summer of 2023. And then I resigned on that phone call because I was just done wearing a mask, done playing

games. I felt like I had all the evidence in the world that I needed considering during this whole, you know, long monologue I've given you guys. That Jordan Walker story I gave to the world, it also afforded me the opportunity to build rapport and gain some of my whistleblower testimony back in regards to recordings as evidence for what happened with me because I felt like my story was just pretty unbelievable, you know, literally even me, like, believing that it happened, you know? And so I produced the documentary with brother Marty Leads of Gnostic Academy and-

Marty Leeds. We got to get him back on the show. He wrote songs about me to get on the show. I know, I know. I need to get him on the show. He says, he says, hello. I'll have Marty Leads on, for sure. I'll hit up the booker.

it would be interesting to get us both on honestly at the same time and talk about this but um i actually chatted with marty like less than two hours ago so um yeah marty and i put this together in like six or seven months or so i put out in march of 2024 and you know i've been going doing my own media blitz you know i'm not exactly a big media company or anything i'm kind of just a whistleblower telling a story to people and looking to wake people up and and and and And, you know, what happened to me can really open some people's eyes. So thank you for having me on. No, I'm very excited.

So let's start from the beginning. You're in high school. You're obviously into science. You find that you enjoy science. And you make a decision at that point that you want to go into pharmaceuticals. Yeah, I wanted to be a pharmaceutical sales rep or like a pharmaceutical scientist of some sort. and I ended up applying to University of Rhode Island. Kind of on a win.

I thought I was going to be a farm sales rep, honestly. And they told me to apply to this biomedical and pharmaceutical science degree that they had. And that I could still do the sales rep thing. And then one thing led to another. And it took four years to get through that program. And then basically COVID happens. So when you're getting into this, obviously we all know there's money. into pharmaceutical sales.

And guess what? There's nothing wrong when wanting to make money. You know, there's a lot of people are like, oh, dude, you're doing ads. You're doing this. Ah, you're controlled. I was like, no, dude, I'm a 53-year-old man with kids. I got to take care of people.

I need to make my money. My dad said that. My dad's a wild man, but one of the best things he ever said to me is don't hate somebody for making a dollar, okay, if you're doing it honestly. So you go into that. your belief in in science and virology and all that stuff it would you say it's you know normie because you kind of brought up liberal moms or progressive moms would open their eyes to this is that kind of how you saw the world i mean in a way i would never say i'm like liberal at all

if anything i was more right leaning right but i mean but in terms of your your belief system into um yeah you know viruses and the pharmacy what the pharmaceutical company is actually trying to do which is i said and help people i'd say i never believed in vaccines but i didn't realize the corruption behind vaccines and virology itself until i really got into the thick of it with like covid just woke a lot of people up and me included it forced forced forced me to really face myself and look myself in the mirror and say, am I going to go into this pharmaceutical industry for the rest of my life, lying to myself, making some, a pretty penny, but, you know, essentially just digging my grave in regards to where my own, you know,

divine access, moral authority wants to live, you know. So, you know, there's a very famous comic, not going to say his name. and he does a joke about convincing, you know, basically behind his wife's back, taking his kid to go get vaccinated. And it's kind of presented in some way of like, I rebelled against dumb and stuff like that. So, but there is a lot of mothers out there that have this view of vaccines as like, it's a must. It's a life saving. I don't want anything to have my children.

And yet they more easily believe that, you know, autism and stuff like that comes from genetics. And I'm not saying there is no connection to genetics. But, you know, when we take a look at like RFK taking us down from what, 67 or 77 shots down to 11, like that's a huge, huge win. But like nobody wants to look into like why are we taking 77 shots through our childhood? And why has that been amped up? And does the fact that they can't get sued and it's just more money for them? It's very weird to me how protective mothers are on certain issues. And then on other issues, they're just blind as a bat.

And they don't even have sonar, right? And like, if I told you there was a chance, if you go to this particular park, there's a 10% chance or 20%. I don't even know what the rate of autism is yet. It's always skyrocketing, but let's say it's 20%. It's one out of five, right? Yeah, something like that. 20, 20%? It's like one out of five, one out of four, I mean, even one out of three.

So we're at 20, let's just go with 20%. There's a 20% chance your child will get injured at this park. These moms wouldn't go there. But yet when you have this discussion, it's, they just can't understand. understand it. Would they go there if it was a one percent? You know what I mean? That Warren Buffett has this great analogy where he's like if there was, you offer me a million dollars to pull a gun that had a million chambers and one of them had a bullet in it. I wouldn't do it. It's not worth it to me because the risk is so great. Do you know what I mean? And you really have to think what is the,

what are we so afraid of, you know? Like what is what is what is motivating us to there is, you know, Like there's a big part of the female psyche that is very much concerned about safety. It's the motherly love and everything's about safety. And, you know, a lot of that is why we've basically astro-turfed or excuse me, nerfed our entire society. That's why you see like adults riding on a bike with a bike helmet on. You know, it's like all this stuff. And, you know, everyone's got to win.

Everyone's a winner. All this stuff. You know, so that fits right into it. Like if someone of authority who is presented as someone who wants to save you from sickness, and we live in a very scarcity society and culture where there's only so many days alive, and someone says, I can help you get more of those days. You can extend your life. A lot of people are going to listen, not just women, but men as well.

And it's just this emotional blackmail that has done on mothers and fathers to inject their kids, with toxic metals. Yeah, I mean, Sam, to me, it's also, you're making great points. It's also generational traumas backed on the history that we've been told about pandemics, like the black plague or, what is it, polio, you know, any of these big trigger viruses and bacteria or whatever that makes people sick over, you know, causing over a thousand plus deaths like anytime people hear of over a thousand people dying from something they they immediately get scared and get scared and the reality is is you know it's it's really trauma-induced mind

control is what it is and it's it's something that's fed to us at a very young age you're fed you know unless unless you're coming in to a holistic family when you're born that's all about like home birthing and you know homeopathy chiropractic and you know homeopathy chiropractic and and like naturopathy, if you're not growing up with that, you're going to the pediatrician and you're getting jabbed by, you know, your pediatrician. And the sinister thing here is that you're injecting kids who cannot speak out against something that's going against their will, essentially.

You know, they inject kids right out of the womb. That's one of the most sinister things that can happen ever, where, you know, that's essentially an attack on God from my perspective, where it's, you know, you're injecting a baby with chemicals that it does not actually can't. They don't even have an immune system yet. And you're hitting them with something that is, is so foreign to this newborn baby. And like, if women actually, mothers and fathers, actually took a moment to understand what they are implying with the Hep B shot, right? which is basically the mom is a cocaine sex monster

and we have to protect the kids from this like this disease and that's exactly what it is. That's what they're saying, hey, the mom is probably a cokehead sex monster. We have to protect this child from anything the mother gave to them. Or maybe we just ask her, hey, mom,

are you a cocaine sex monster? Yeah. When was the last time you did Coke? They'll probably say never because they're giving birth. But you know, hopefully you know who you're giving. pregnant. Who knows these days? But, you know, so it's so dark and sinister. And like, you have to sit there and watch that kid to stop them from putting that shot in because they're getting paid

to do all this stuff. And that's the most darkest part of this. The amount of money that pediatricians make. And when you understand that pediatricians have a 60% quota of their patients must be vaccinated for them to be eligible to make money from these pharmaceutical companies. Like, it's like we all talk about that with tickets where cops have a quota. They got to get so many tickets. And so they're just pulling everybody over, right? Yeah. This is the exact same thing, but nobody talks about that.

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I think I've actually elicited chat chobit, Sam, on the consequences of virology not being real, like being a pseudoscience. And I believe it was in like $4 trillion worth of, like a per per capita like g whatever the whatever the term in gross financial four trillion dollars gross gross yeah GDP yeah GDP not a financial guy yeah that's fine you're cooking with gas but you know you know i would love if you could jump on my facebook once a while and just start battling these people that anytime i put anything about viruses not being what we think they are the amount of

toxicity thrown at me. You get it on Instagram too for that. It's surprising because I would think most of the listeners of the show would be kind of on board, but you get a lot of shit. Well, again, going back to Johnny, the story at the comedy store where I told you the guy went nuts on me. The truth of the matter is he's really scared about what he put in his body. And he's releasing that in anger at me that I'm the bad guy, you know.

And so that's why people are like, they just, even like, like, There's people like Kurt Metzker who is like the best of the best, a supercomputer of conspiracies, can't, isn't ready yet to go to the no virus place. And it's just crazy. So when you get into to the plagues, okay, can you go a little deeper into that for some of the newer listeners who haven't heard us talk about that? Like why they, the plagues are a sci-op. I mean, the easy one to explain is the black plague where. they say it's you know something I forget the virus name you can go look it up what they're claiming but

ultimately it's it's something that happened around Poland right and then there there's um it was ultimately just infestation with mice and living conditions was what was causing people to die and so the explanation for why people get sick in large amounts has to do with the terrain and the terrain is essentially just your body and think of your body as name nature. You know, so when you're exposed to filthy conditions like rats and fleas and, you know, crap in the streets, for example, you are going to get sick. Your body is going to look to detox. And so that's what sickness and illness ultimately is. And when when living conditions are not optimal, that's where we can see things, you know, expedite in regards to deaths. And for COVID, for example,

you know, the invisible virus wasn't out there. It was more or less, they locked us into our houses for nine months or so, told us not to talk to grandma, not to talk to anybody, induced fear on the population, had us wear masks. And then they also just implemented all these 5G towers that, you know, cranked it up. And there's the chem trails that kind of popped up out of nowhere. I don't really remember if they were out there before 2020, but I mean, anybody who's paying attention and is a critical thinker or a so-called conspiracy theorist is looking at the sky and can acknowledge that there's lines that just stay in the sky and then disperse. And those are likely filled with heavy metals. I mean, I believe it's been proven in government documentation regarding all of that.

So that's what makes people sick. You know, and when you, when you scare people in mass and, you know, have CNN, the death ticker just going up and up and up and up. Just think about that. I remember that, dude. It was so crazy. All of these things collectively can induce people to die. Like, you ever, you know, you ever see grandma die and then grandpa dies like a week or two later? That's because he has a broken heart.

People lost the will to live, literally. And I mean, the whole thing with the PCR test is a fraud. Like, just stick this thing up your nose and then say, you know, any random genetic code is going to pop into a PCR test. And, you know, you're positive when you're not expressing symptoms where meanwhile, you know, you can put, you can put vodka on the same thing and it tests positive. Oh, is there COVID in the vodka? Like, no, it's it's all just a fraud. And they both sides played a. role. You know, there's, there's the

sci-up within the sci-up that people think that Trump was like playing some game with, you know, this Q narrative. Like, I fell into the Q-trap actually and thought that Trump was a good guy at first and I really woke up to the whole thing.

Operation Trust, dude. They were, you were exactly who they were trying to corral. Yeah, it's Operation Trust, Operation Mockingbird essentially. But Operation Trust, right? the Bolsheviks. Once I dug into that, I was

really, you know, my eyes woke up to what was going on with Q and everything else. And, you know, even in my documentary, there's people that were connected to Q, Anon, or whatever we want to call it, you know, the Brian Gamble, Brian Gamble and

General Mike Flynn and all these people in the alternative media seem to be connected in. Amazing Polly's actually talked about this where quoting her, she calls it the narrative network. And to me, I think David Iko also has talked about it where it's like, it's the MAMIC is what he calls it, the mainstream alternative media industrial complex.

And it's literally just these, it's like the CIA slash IIA operations that's talked about in my film where it's interactive internet activities and its selective algorithms that are essentially pushed out to people. that are used to ultimately put information in front of people, you know. So. Yeah, it's called Oopo looping too. Have you heard the new term Oopo looping? Have you heard that?

No, no, no, dude. Oh, yeah. Oopalooop is like Ompa looping? It's called. Umpa looping or like umpa lumping, like umpa lumpa. No, not umpa, um, but what it is. Okay, is Kurt Metzker was talking about this. It goes back to this, um, this, uh,

click farming where basically they put out bounties on narratives. Okay. And everyone runs there and they say, hey, there's a $50,000 bounty on this tweet, those who get the most views for, let's say a million, 100 or a million views on your tweet or on your YouTube page,

you can collect this much of this bounty. And some guys get the whole bounty. because they get the huge numbers. But that's why you see the similar narratives over in tweet after tweet after tweet because they're upalumping. That's what it's called. Upa looping, looping, looping, sorry. So it's upa looping.

And that's a big part of it. But real quick going back to the sickness, you know, there's a, it's like, yes, it's like poor health and stuff like that. It's also anxiety. You said anxiety. Excuse me. Eating bad. getting no sleep, stress, which could be anxiety, but stress.

And that's why like a restaurant, let's say they have a slam Saturday night, everybody the next two days is sick. And they're like, oh, virus got passed around. It's like, no, everybody was railing it, redlining it. And they were stressed because the restaurant was packed. And then you also have this thing where like if one person's feeling bad, and someone's immune systems down through anxiety, being tired, not eating well, they can basically kick off your immune system like that. And that's how it spreads to everybody because their immunity is down.

It's not a passing of a fucking virus. It's that everyone is stressed out. And they're all working in the same environment. And that's how it happens. And it's also that they're so smart and they're so evil, dude. they studied our cycles right and if you look at animals animals have a mating season that's when they all mate together right so we have a season which a certain time where we all detox our toxins out of ourselves and what they did they labeled that flu season oh it's flu season everybody everyone's

getting the flu no we're all detoxing our toxins out of ourselves and then it's like run and grab your flu everyone i know gets a flu vaccine yeah i give it to you're you're spot on for the most part i know people that talk about the terrain model and they don't call it an immune system anymore they they simply just call it your terrain but other than that i'd fully believe what you're saying is a fact what they what they'll call instead of an immune system is the biofields which if you look into the work of Eileen McHusick, she's a sound healer. There's like, she's, she has this theory essentially that there's like 12 waves of energy around our body.

And that is ultimately what could be the explanation for contagion as we know it in and or shedding, which has to do with this COVID vaccine because no one will deny that, you know, I know people who have shed on people before in the sense that they. were vaccinated and sat next to somebody and then their menstrual cycles linked up. That is an explanation for what the biofield theory ultimately could be over what the germ theory is. And there's the contagion studies that have been done. There's been over like 200 contagion studies. Tom Cowan and Jacob Diaz and all these people in the terrain camp,

Leav Dalton, Alex Zek, all these people have spoken about this. Daniel Roytoss as well, they all speak on the fact that contagion has never been proven itself. So that applies with viruses as well as bacteria. And so it really forces you to look at what's going on inside your body internally. And one other thing that could ultimately talk to what contagion is, is Veda Austin's work, who she works on structured water, where she's done like egg experiments and she doesn't water freezing experiments where she'll freeze water and speak to it. She'll speak poorly to it or she'll say she loves it, for example. And the water that she speaks poorly to shows up in a sort of negative,

it's hard to explain. You really have to kind of watch her work, but it shows up in a grayish and weird looking picture shows up in the ice essentially. And then when she says, I love you to the ice, It shows up like with hearts or with with this free flowing wave energy. And it just goes to speak on how we're 70% water. When you when you're treated optimally and you speak love into your life and love to your neighbor, they are going to have better health outcomes is the theory essentially with all of this. And it's been done with eggs where there was one egg that was like vaccinated or had antibiotics. and all this nonsense going through its egg cycle with its mom, you know, with like crappy corn

that the mom was eating essentially. And then there were all these other like grass fed or, you know, pasture raised eggs essentially that were really healthy. And when you freeze those eggs, they, the bad egg froze very poorly. It looked like crap, you know, a lot of gray, a lot of nonsense. And then the other eggs looked great. but when you put that one egg around the other eggs and then freeze them, they changed the coherence in that one egg. Wow.

It can really speak to what was happening during that time period. And I'm not making positive claims, but people will ask, oh, if it's not a virus, then what is it? Well, it could ultimately be the fear-based propaganda that you were exposed to for like nine months to a year plus. along with wearing a mask and being told that grandma's going to die. That's why you got sick. And it's just everybody else around you is in that bubble. You know, so that's why that's why states like Florida and the southern states too, I think had better health outcomes because they were not buying it as much,

whereas the Northeast and, you know, New York, I'm from Connecticut. Like all those states were really into the propaganda. you know, because they are left leaning. The Magger crowd, the Trump supporters, and those that are complete anarchists against the system itself are the ones that were taking the shots or wearing masks. Isn't it weird? I don't know how much you fly lately, but how the number of people wearing masks seems have ticked up. Yeah. Yeah.

I flew a month and a half ago or so. Or like, no, less than a, no, excuse me. Like two weeks ago, I flew. Yeah, and people, there were three, four, five something people with masks on the plane when, you know, I felt like it dropped to zero. And I think these people just think that people are nuts. I mean, I literally, I won't shame them. I'll tell them that you don't need to wear that, though. And, and, you know, I'm not going to, like, make fun of them and put them on the internet.

But I explained to them that they don't need to wear the mask. And then they're like, oh, well, I didn't get sick during COVID. so I might as well just wear it now. And I'm like, all right, well, viruses don't exist. So you're probably jabbed up. And you tell me you're a virologist? Pretty much. I can't believe they won't listen to you.

That is so insane to me. You're hearing it right from the mouth of a scientist who studied that. And you still want to believe it. Now, Johnny, you're one of these guys that still love viruses and love talking about them all the time. Oh, I love viruses. Yeah. Number one.

And do you have any questions of the virologists on how viruses are? aren't real, or are you going to say your medieval way of looking at life? I mean, nobody wants to hear me interrogate this. But, well, I'm curious. So we do have like controlled studies where among animals where, you know, in controlled settings, they observe a contagion. What do you, what do you say to those? And how would, do you think the field theory applies to animals as well? I haven't looked at the animal ones myself, so I can't speak to him. I've looked at the human studies. And from my understanding, it's a 0% chance that contagion occurs in humans. And bacteria, too, or so.

Yeah. Yes, 100%. And I mean, the explanation in regards to virology, it links a lot back to the 1954 Ender's paper with cell culture and cytopatic effect that occurs where, you know, you essentially take human snot and you put it into a cell culture plate. and then you're assuming that there's a virus in this snot, and then you start treating it with like antibiotics and fetal bovine serum, and then cells die,

and then you're claiming that the virus is what killed these cells. And when you do an independent experiment with the scientific method, it shows how fraudulent the industry really is, because when you treat it with just antibiotics and fetal bovine serum, and the way cells are supposed to be cultured, supposedly, without the so-called virus, or without the human sample itself, the cells die.

And so that's science for you. It's right there. It's very simple, honestly. And it's hard for people to wrap their heads around this concept. And so, I mean, you can think I'm crazy. I don't really care if the audience thinks I'm crazy or not. Not in this show. This show.

Not a you're like the, you're like the B-girl from. the blind melon video you found your friends um so um wait up but i got a quick question so usually i hear i don't have kids but i always hear people say thank god yeah thank god i always hear people say my kids got me sick oh there's something going on but i'm telling you it goes back and then you'll you'll give the scientific answer but um and i just want like it's it's the triggering thing i talked about where you trigger somebody's somebody's uh he didn't call it immune system but terrain system, you trigger that. It goes back to what I'm saying about the restaurant.

Everybody's high stress. Nobody's getting sleep. Everyone's eating. If it's a restaurant, they're all doing blow. Okay? So their immune system, their terrain system shot. And they're just, they just trigger each other. I could be wrong on that,

but what are your thoughts? I concur with what you're saying, Sam. I mean, you're pretty spot on. When your environment is similar to other people's around you and they all get sick, that could ultimately be an explanation for why people are getting sick as well. You know, um, especially if you have kids, man, you're working all the time because you got to,

you got to take care of your family. And then they come home and it just like, it just triggers your stuff, man. And it just gets you. People in the terrain camp don't say people don't get sick. It's just there's the burden of proof logical fallacy where we are looking at the virus and, bacteria making people sick and exposing the fact that they're making claims that don't have scientific backing and then people say oh but people you're saying people don't get sick that's not what we're saying we're ultimately coming up with other explanations as for why but we're not

making positive claims either saying what you were saying about the seasons and how you know nature happens essentially where like trees they shed their leaves for example if you think of that like the cold season, if you think of it like influenza is shedding your leaves, that's essentially your perfect metaphor. You know, trees go through their seasons and then their leaves grow back. If your lungs are shedding certain eucosa or whatever nonsense has been accumulating in your lungs over the last several months and you're going into like a hibernation mode or whatever during the winter season, because that's what nature is telling her body. to do, there you go. And with the whole syncing up of menstrual cycles and everything else,

that could be an explanation for the biofield and how our bodies also communicate with each other. So if I'm going through detoxification phase, having a little cold, coughing up my lungs, basically, for a day or so, if I have a roommate or if I, you know, live down the street from Johnny so and so, and I walk near and spend time with Johnny so-and-so for an hour, my terrain or biofield can communicate to his that, hey, it's time to detox. But some people say that coherent fields are just always going to be fine. But, you know, people get sick. That's a reality.

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slash tinfoil. That's QUO.com slash tinfoil. Quo, no miss calls, no miss customers. So there's something called Cox postulates. And then supposedly after that, when they couldn't prove a virus, they came up with, and I don't know the exact term, but for some reason, I think it's Rivers Requirements or something like that, that really, really changed the way in which we decide whether there's a virus or not, do you have any clue of what I'm talking about? Yeah, I've heard of Cox Potulis. I don't have it like recited off the top of my head. I think it's four points, but Cox Potulis has to do with proving that the entity that you are claiming that exists or not exist necessarily with bacteria, but you're claiming is causing sickness.

You have to prove that it's causing sickness in another person. Yeah, you isolate it and scoop it out, put it in somebody else. Isolate it, scoop it out, put it in somebody else. Isolate scoop it out and put in somebody else. Yeah, so it's never actually been done with viruses. And I mean, I'm not sure if it's technically been done with bacteria. Based off of my new knowledge about bacteria and what's been talked about in the terrain camp about bacteria is technically a good thing. because bacteria gets demonized as well.

So, yeah, but I've definitely heard about Cox-Potulis, and River Spockulists, I'm not so sure about it. I'll have to look into it. Yeah, they came up with a new one later on that made it easier for them to prove it. I think it starts with R. I've got to call Dr. Andy Kaufman because I heard him talking about it. But let's get back to your whistleblowing, okay? you had experiences with MRNA vaccines.

Now, what is, is there any different type of MRI? Is there vaccines and then MRNA vaccines, or are they all MRNA vaccines? I mean, to tell you the truth, my perspective right now is that whatever this mRNA vaccine technology is, is it's essentially a toxic poison bomb. It's something that's going to wreak havoc on your body. It's going to potentially cause cardiovascular issues and or some sort of psychological issues where, you know, I mean, people that take the vaccine, there is so far detached from God in the truth nowadays, as well as, you know, extreme. circumstances like Gianbrei syndrome where you can't walk for a few days and I mean it's it's

caused people to just have long-term effects as well the thing with the MRI technology is I mean my my perspective on on science as a whole has pretty much drastically changed and my so genetics to me has also changed in a way where to me is it really the are is it this mRNA that's wreaking havoc or is it just a formulation that they created a bio weapon that is meant to essentially cause harm and kill people that's that's what to me this mrna thing is a front for where they were working on this formulation of mrna back in 2018 with uger sahin the biotech CEO they were working with fiser as simultaneously. So Trump was in office, whole nine yards, and they were behind the scenes, I guess,

working on this. And they've been, Moderna has been working on this stuff for over 10 years, supposedly, you know, back in the 2010s is when Moderna became a thing. And so this whole thing was planned. And they're using this RNA to me as more of a front for just this will kill you type formulation. And that's not the fearmonger, because I know people who have taken it and are fine. I'm not here to fearmonger you and tell you, all, you're going to die now just because you took this thing. You just need to be extremely conscious and aware of what you're putting in your body. And this is something that you don't want to be putting on your body. And so, like, Sam, to touch on, like, what is even in the vials, I mean, in my documentary, I did some

crazy stuff, dude. Like, I put this under a microscope with Dr. Carey Medea and then she broke NDA with Project Veritas and spoke out essentially for me as a whistleblower when we put it under we put it under a microscope and I mean I'm extremely grateful honestly that Dr. Carey did go on Stu's show regardless of whether we trust Stu Peters or not that information got out there and it brought I mean it brought some fear for sure to people but it also turned a lot of people away from taking the poison itself, I hope at least. That's the way I look at it. And what she did is she just took pictures from the Pfizer vials and put it on

his show. And then there was the Johnson & Johnson vials and then the Moderna vials, which I watched all of these with my own eyes and, you know, cross my heart, hope to die. Like what she put on the screen on his broadcast, was what I witnessed. And like there was a, it was a, some people will say it's an air bubble, but there was this,

there was this black disc basically that had a thing spinning around it. And so to me, it seemed like it could have been a parasite of some sort. And from my friends and experts that I talked to in the naturopathy and terrain worlds, they say parasites live in back.

And so it's not shocking to see something like that necessarily to me. And just to inject those types of things into people is a bit sinister. And I mean, I also have a unique perspective on parasites in the sense that they're not necessarily the thing that's causing cancer or disease in you. They're actually more of a cleanup crew. But they follow the heavy metals, which is what this graphene oxide substance ultimately is, as well as whatever other time. toxic heavy metals and polyethylene glycol is in these vaccines. And so 100% Carrie Medea said that there were graphene-like substances or it was graphene oxide. And she just couldn't fully identify it under the microscope.

And so we looked at those three vials and I actually brought MRNA flu as well as self-amplifying RNA flu vaccines, just to see if there was a difference in the vials on what we were looking at. And those vials, actually, the MRNA and S-A-R-N-A, looked even a little bit more scary in a way or more. Like, there was like spider webs of these like tentacles almost across this microscope screen. And just I was like fearing for my life basically at this point. I'm like, oh my gosh, I'm exposing this crazy neural network is what she called it. And to me, it's not necessarily like microchips are being like put into people's heads from the vaccine. It's more of an explanation for what could be self-assembling in regards to the cardiovascular trauma that is happening in people where, you know, embalmers have pulled out big, huge.

Calamari. Yeah. Calamari is what you said. Yeah. Basically, calamari, except it's three feet long coming out of people. people's, you know, groin area or out of their carotid arteries. So it's pretty crazy. I mean, you look at the Food Fighter's drummer. His heart was three times what's normally supposed to be completely clogged up.

And, you know, his, the Dave, what's Dave's name from a foo fighter, Grohl? Grohl made them all get it. What? Yeah, he made them get the vaccine. Like a tour. And that's why, again, when that guy was yelling at me, his store, I know it's out of fear. Like, what did he put in his body? And, you know, it's just like, I guess he'd get to a point of when you're a conspiracy

theorist, you know, it's like, unless it's your loved ones and even then sometimes, don't trust anybody. Don't just sit there and accept what they're telling you because they have so much money involved and just the way that people will take the bag over over friends family and humanity is absolutely shocking to me i mean we've had stepton on he doesn't go on tour because he doesn't fly and he doesn't take vaccines he taught someone how to play so whenever they're out a tour he that guy doesn't leave the country he doesn't leave the country unless so he never tours with the band no he'll take like a bus he's the only one on tour on a bus it's like the john madden of

Yeah, exactly. And he stands for what is saying, because I'm not, he's like, to me, I already have the money. They're not paying me. And he's like, he just taught someone, game of a percentage of the deal. He's like, when you, there you go, taught him how to play. And I ask, I have a question. So we had Dr. Ardison who, and, you know, he's among a group of people who say that venom is actually the culprit with respect to viral. I can't use any of the words, but infection is the word I'm going to use. but I know you may have a different take on it. But what do you think of the venom hypothesis? I don't think it really has any weight to it personally.

I've researched it myself and people have said that this is it. But when you look into it, it's, I don't think it has any scientific backing. I'd have to look more into it and I could like send you stuff. I can't just answer why right now. but I don't really buy that it's snake venom, like in vaccines or that it's the virus itself. Like there's the whole thing of like watch the water or whatever and that it was snake venom in water.

That was what COVID was. I don't think that has any, there's no scientific evidence of it at all. You know, there's, it's just kind of fear-based propaganda claims. And if you paid attention to what QAnon is, they had a freaking cue drop that says watch the water

and then you know Stu Peters is out here he makes a documentary called Watch the Water and I think that that could be a connection of something you know where you just get people to buy these little fish hooks of of nonsense

that's to me what it really is is it's nonsense it's not to bash your belief or anything I just I or Brian Arguson I just think he's wrong And we're allowed to disagree. Yeah, you can disagree with them. It's totally fine. I would say you should never, ever hold on to anything just blindly. You should always be open to new data and stuff like that. So I've no problem to saying that. He did do incredible work on exposing Remdesivir during the scamdemic, where he put all the Remdesivir work together and put it out and showed. showed people how remdesivir is essentially an explanation for why people were dying because it

was in the hospital protocol so it's it's the mean drug that once you tested positive for COVID they put you on remdesivir because that's what fouchy said to do and so even Trump was talking about remdesivir like he was like I take it it's a great drug it's a great drug you're like dude 50% and johnny doesn't like that step but i have 50% of people who had Ebola yes died with were treated with remdesivir. That's true. Yes. For sure.

That's a correlation, right? So you go into Pfizer bright-eyed wanting to help. You start to see something crazy. Do you contact Pfizer? I mean, excuse me, do you contact James O'Keefe and that group and be like, I see some stuff. I think you guys would be interesting. Take us through that.

So I actually reached out to Project Veritas prior to accepting this job opportunity. It was offered to me in the late February of 2021. And I sent them an email the same day that I was off for the job asking them, what do you guys think? I feel like I can be a whistleblower and go in and work at Pfizer. What do you think? And they basically said, we can't tell you what to do. but if you've come across newsworthy information, please reach out to us. So you went into Pfizer with the idea you might see some shit and expose it.

So what made you think that? Sam, it was March of 2021. So vaccines were already going into people. Like most people that wanted to be double jabbed or the elderly, the elderly that got early access to the vaccines were already pretty much double jabbed. So it's not like I worked on the vaccines prior to the rollout even happening. I got there a little late in the game. You know, so I couldn't have prevented, you know, anything up until I got in in the doors, which was early March of 2021 is when I moved to Boston.

And so I, yeah, like you're saying, I reached out to them prior to even taking it. And to me, it was just God winking at me, like saying, hey, bud, you got to go. You know what's what's up with these vaccines. You know that they're killing people. Go see it for yourself. And I did. And so it took me five or six months really to actually start working with them though. March, April, May, June, July, August, September.

So seven months, basically. The end of September, seven, eight months is when it started to help, you know, they wanted to actually work with me. And I had reached out to them in August. I got on the phone with them one time and they didn't really. budge and i think that's ultimately because of the recording consent stuff that they turned away at first and then they wanted to work with me again which to me they never brought up recording consent law and then they brought it up as an issue as why we're not going to tell your story after they had me work for them for three months and supposedly spent like a million or two

million something dollars on this investigation on Pfizer. That's crazy. So yeah, yeah, and there's receipts for that actually. I don't have them like saved anywhere, but they are brought up on an interview. Can you describe your work briefly when you were there? What, what? Because I, we hear that title and I don't, I don't know what it means. It's confusing. Formulation analytical scientist essentially means that I was working on drug formulation. So I was working on the specific ingredients of what was in the vaccine, or my team was at least. And I was an analytical scientist. And so more or less, people would hand drug product to me, this so-called vaccine or researched

vaccine. So they would come up with different formulations, with different ingredients, with different ingredients, ingredients. So there's the COVID vaccine, but I was also working on this mRNA vaccine like I was talking about as well as self-ampifying RNA vaccine. And they all had little different ingredients. And this has to do with the buffer systems that come into formulations, which actually led to one of my big whistleblower takes is we're working on what is going into the vaccine itself. And so I was on a small scale, manufacturing team. So a smaller team of 10 to 20 people basically and we were doing analytics

for research and development on a small scale so that they could make it bigger. They could make it a large scale manufacturing thing based off of the stability studies that the small scale team was doing. So very much on the front lines in the sense that I was holding the COVID vaccine essentially every single day as a control mechanism for the science experiments that I was doing and working on the analytics for stability studies. You mean like, is that like shelf stability? Like how long it would last? Because I remember them talking about how long it was affected for.

That was a problem in the early early goal. Shell stability as well as just, yeah, I mean, shell stability is is a good short answer. But, you know, just to see how the RNA itself would be handled long term, degrade, and what would be up with like the lipid nanoparticles if those would degrade, which those are known carcinogens now. And Mike Yeedon, Pfizer, Vice President, he's been very outspoken about that as well. So when you when you're in Pfizer, is there any internal talking not necessarily amongst the brass, but amongst your fellow workers about like what the fuck are we doing?

This doesn't make any sense. I should I just green like this because it's not working and any of any of that discussion anybody have a soul there that you kind of connected with you're like okay we're the only two normal people here let's talk about all the fucked up shit we've seen um truthfully I didn't really have any friends when I was working there I have since come to know that there were certain people behind the scenes similar to me that they wouldn't take the shot and like I have to unfortunately I played their game a little bit and I had to do this testing for the PCR test but it wasn't the one that went up your nose it was this one that you like spit in a cup

basically and so I spat in a cup I think two or three times I forget if it was two or if it was three but when I went to go hand those in there were about 10 or so other cups every single time that I passed it in. And so I knew that there were people that weren't vaccinated, but I didn't know if they were in my building. You know, I was in building K. Did they only deal with the unvaccinated? Did they do that?

That's what they did with the unvaccinated. Oh, wow. They made the unvaxed go get PCR tests. And the only way that my team didn't know that I was unvaccinated is because I was a contract worker. And so my vaccine status remained hidden to everyone at Pfizer and was only dealt with my contract company, which is a blessing in disguise because if my manager knew, she would have probably questioned me and encouraged me to go get booster shops and things of that nature.

What type of people did you work around with? Like, who are like, what can you describe them? Because, I mean, if they're all like just robots, like NPCs per se? I would say very much NPCs. I wouldn't say that they're necessarily all sinister people, but some of them could be behind some bigger. Just money and power hungry? Of knowing, yeah, of knowing what was going on.

Like, so in my whistleblower story, like I said, I was able to go re-obtain Pfizer insider recordings. And one of the first big ones was the one with my manager, Conwall Gill. And Conwall, she was my direct manager, direct report, team lead of the analytical team that we worked. on. And she said things along the lines of this is a money game because of the mRNA vaccine agenda, as well as Albert Borla had no idea what was going on in real time,

as well as Ugrasahun. They had no idea what was going on in real time. And she said that the whole thing had to do with politics. You know, I elicited her on why booster shots were going into people's arms in the United States when places in like India or whatever country I said were not getting their first to you know and she said oh it's just politics

right and so clothes like that combined with and to answer your question she's an Indian lady like she I don't know I don't know if she's born in these countries I'm not

I'm not it's no it's not to like get into to like race or anything, but when if you're not born in this country and you're just being spoon fed two to 300k for being on this COVID vaccine project, of course you're just going to check the boxes and look the other way. They also come from a caste system where there are certain people in their society that are completely invisible and lesser than, less than human. So, like, that's who were important.

People believe in caste systems. Yeah. And so Conwell said those things. Ramin DeVari, he said that, you know, I elicited him on, it's an interesting conversation to say the least. He created a metaphor on vaccine deaths and injury saying that Pfizer is like a chip company. and when you speak out against chip companies and how their chips aren't good for you, are you going to get mad? Of course you're going to get mad.

And then he basically said, people eat chips all day and you're going to die. And nobody's talking about that. And so that creates a metaphor technically for people who are taking vaccines all the time and they're going to end up dying because it's not actually good for them. Oh, wow. I never thought about that. It's like a junkie. Yeah. So there's that metaphor. And then there's the Nick Warren information, which had he's a Pfizer vice president of bio, biofarmaceutical science where he went on the FDA board for the five to 11 year old vaccine approval.

And he said to me behind closed doors that he gamed the FDA based off of the formulation system that was approved during this FDA meeting. And they're all next Pfizer people, right, on the FDA board or other pharmaceutical companies. Yeah, they flip-flot, basically. That's what they do. If you work at FDA, you're going to go work at Pfizer and vice versa. Pfizer, you're going to go to the FDA. They're all bites. And Pfizer and the FDA, the story really is is the fact that Pfizer and the FDA came together on a bioequivalence agreement and approved a vaccine, the phosphate buffer saline, which can only be.

stored at minus 80 degrees Celsius, whereas the trist buffer can be stored at minus 80 degrees Celsius as well as 2 to 8 degrees Celsius, which is a walk-in freezer slash refrigerator temperature, which is way easier to use. The issue regarding these formulations is vaccine A, the PBS one, was tested on kids and adults, whereas the Trist Buffer was not tested at all. And they used a bio-equivalence based off of the fact that the formulations were almost the same, except they changed the buffer on the last step and said, oh, well, everything else is the same. So let's just approve this guy, because it'll be easier on us.

And to me, that was fraud. And then the fact that Nick Warren told me that he came to FDA, because he was asked about this during the FDA meeting and he danced around it and then they just ended up approving it at the end. So it was public information, yes, but who watches an eight and a half hour long live stream on this FDA approval? Not a lot of people. Not a lot of people fully understand these types of things, especially when they're inserted for a minute and then it just goes right over your head. And so he told me he gave the FDA in a private meeting and, you know, and, you You know, there was a lot of other stuff that was said in that meeting, but that was the most bombshell thing that I received for sure.

And I gave this information away to Project Veritas without backing it up myself. I was a naive, 23-year-old kid, basically. And I just, the reason I didn't do it is because I trusted these people so much based off of how close we were working together. And I didn't think that there was no way that they were going to not release this information. And so I sat down with O'Keefe on December 4th. Before we get into that, because I do want to get into your journey with dealing with James O'Keefe, something I found very interesting is that you said that the company that created the vaccine, which we could go at the highest levels they could believe this,

and this is why I believe it is, a bio weapon, right? Let's just say that, that they made their own people take it. Now, is that a level of psychopath? Because, you know, we saw, we see all these people dying from turbo cancer. That's something I never heard before. Before vaccine, did you hear? No, no, no. That's a last five-year term.

And then we start seeing, like, you know, the head of Google, she took it, Susan Woodchowski or whatever her name is. She took it. She got turbo cancer and she died. So it's super interesting. to me that even the lie they perpetrated on their own, to their own employees. And then the elites, you know, this is a woman at YouTube who censored, you know, vaccine injury, the negative side effects of vaccine while actually COVID was. And in the end, it bit her in the ass.

They made her take it too. So it's like, is anybody safe? I don't think anybody's safe, but I do think that they have water vaccines. You mean placebo? Plus, yeah, like the one they gave Biden, you're not, what if you just starts having a seizure? They think they gave a lot of athletes that. Yeah, it was just here's. And some got real ones and still had nasty side effects.

But what's your thoughts on that? I think it's entirely possible that there was the saline in anywhere from 40 to 60% of these shots. And then there were ones that were probably taking time bombs in a way. And then there were ones that were meant to kill you within a week or so of taking it. Because I used a real world situation on eliciting that guy, Ramin DeVari, who's Conwall's boss. I said my mom's friend's mom or aunt died in the bathroom after taking the Pfizer vaccine like four hours prior. She just collapsed in her bathroom and died. I brought this up to this guy and he said, yeah, it's not our job to worry about that.

Like people die. Oh my God. Oh my God. That's serial killer shit. It's horrific. Why do you think they let them take the J&J off the market? Probably because the Pfizer vaccine and the Moderna vaccine were more poisonous. That's funny.

That's always been my thought. It was two shots of poison instead of one. And so they wanted you to take the two to destroy your. body further versus the one and done i feel like the the j and j shot maybe was a little less harmful who knows it's hard to say i mean i think that they're all poisoned don't get me wrong like don't take any of these but if i had to take one it would have been the j and jay most likely you know but there's always my thought yeah i always my family that was dead set on it i was like take it yeah um damn that's so crazy the level

of psychopath. So you're basically not only laying your freedom on the line, you're laying your life on the line. I mean, these people, they're gangsters. They're just, they're just gangsters in like more expensive suits. You know, they obviously, like based on the statement you just said, it's not our problem to worry about that stuff. I mean, that's so detached from humanity. you know you're going in here you're gathering evidence you bring it to to um project veritas and when did you realize that there might be some issues it was around Thanksgiving time of 2021 which was after i had obtained all this information where they just kind of kept stringing me along telling me like oh get ready for an interview like it's going to happen just stay tuned stay tuned stay tuned

stay tuned and then after Thanksgiving it was like December 1st I got a phone call and they told me we're not going to tell your whistleblower story because they were too worried

about the FBI raid and these recording consent laws which to me it's like why didn't you tell me in the first place you know and it's such a breach of because if they're worried

about recording consent laws how are they getting all these guys to give up all the family secrets because they want to bang somebody. Were you in a different state or is it because you weren't in public? What was the... It's because of being in the state of Massachusetts. They provided me with these cameras. And so there's a large gray area into what was going on.

And they were complicit in giving me these cameras. And so that was the, that was a driving force, as well as this FBI raid that occurred, which to me, from my perspective, I don't explicitly say it in the film, but I draw a lot of questions asking why was this FBI raid planted right in the middle of my whistleblower time period while working with Project Veritas when this Ashley Biden diary story was investigated over a year prior in October of 2020. They got raided by the feds November 4th and November 6th. And then O'Keefe goes on Sean Hannity. and meanwhile

I'm doing this you know expose on the microscope so Stu Peters went viral with Carrie Medea saw hundreds of thousands of views across potentially multiple platforms

at least on Rumble though it got up to like 700,000 views so a decent chunk and she literally said Project Veritas is working with the Pfizer whistleblower stay tuned and basically spilled the beans

And then boom, a week and have later got raided by the FBI where are you really going to tell me to my face that this is to do with Ashley Biden's diary? Come on. Like at least like let's ask some more questions here. And then they offered me a job. You know, they said, but we can offer you a job because you're good at this and we know you don't want to work at Pfizer anymore. And I pleaded with them, guys, kids are going to die. People are going to die because you're not going to tell a story. And then I stayed at Pfizer for four months.

And then I took the job because I was just praying. God told me, like, I was praying in the Holy Spirit. And Jesus told me, go work at Project Veritas and get your Pfizer story back. Because there's no way that anyone's going to believe you without getting this information back. So that's why I did. So you didn't have copies of it? Or you just had to get back for them for the sake of just being able to control the narrative? the recordings that are in my documentary with Kamal Gil and Ramin DeVari the evidence like the undercover footage you can tell it's undercover one's with a coffee camera and one is with a button camera they're inside the walls of Pfizer I resigned from Pfizer without that footage and I went to go work at Project Veritas and I re-obtained the information because I got

the Jordan Tristan Walker story from getting the biggest story of Project Veritas history. And then one thing led to another where I built rapport. And then like four days after that story, someone sent me my footage back, Nightingale actually. Her name is Nightingale, Alicia Gamble. She sent me the footage because James O'Keefe was considering telling my whistleblower story after I got the undercover sting on Jordan Walker. So that's how I re-obtain my footage, essentially. And that was all God.

Like, that was a divine intervention from God. I can't say anything other than that on how it all happened. Do you believe that Project Veritas is controlled opposition project monarch? In some way, shape, or form 100%. Yeah, it had it. The way my story played out, it has to be. The way James O'Keefe acts, like you're saying,

like with the costumes that he wears with... Yeah, yeah. I mean, it's so bad. They're so bad. It was going on... When he came back... Remember Bobby Valentine got ejected, playing for the Mets,

and then he came back out with just a mustache on instead of the end of the bench. That's like his comical. I mean, it's like... I mean, it's like... I mean, with the going to Bohemian Grove is the ultimate cherry on top of everything. I mean, that's the cherry on top that I needed to tell this story for sure.

I mean, he always smelled like a rat, and I never trusted in the day that he said, I'm not telling your whistleblower story. Because his reason was he wanted to protect Project Veritas, in that I was going to go to jail was what he was going to say, is what he was telling me. And to me, that's foolish. Like, I already had done the deed and I had the evidence.

And it was evidence exposing Pfizer for legitimate crimes and fraud against humanity that people would have woken up to and wouldn't have taken this vaccine. And to offer me a job, it was a breach of the contract that we originally signed of a contributor agreement. And then he offered, you know, you're good at this job. So come be a investigative journalist for us. I think you can help us. They baited me to leave for sure. And yeah, I mean, I went to essentially go investigate them. This is counterintelligence is what it is.

The reality of the situation is it's counterintelligence. And I've been told behind the scenes that this is, I mean, this is connected to Blackwater, Eric Prince. This is connected to potential CIA, NSA, DARPA, the whole nine yards. It's this is like government infiltration of the alternative media. And so the conspiracy theorists that are questioning alternative media talking heads are right about this. How did he defend going to Bohemian Grove? You said you talked to him about it. How does he defend that?

He didn't record there, right? I'm going undercover with some gay lizards. I mean, we could play it if you guys want to listen to it. But he literally said, oh, yeah. Oh, yeah. I can play because it says, like I googled and it says, based on the provided searches, there's no evidence of him mentioning it. Yeah, let's hear. You guys can, I just said it.

I requested to, uh, it's good. Let him do it. XG. Stop it. It's good. Here. It's not. It's not. He doesn't want this to get out.

Is that it? You guys see? Yeah. Did you hit share sound too? So it's towards the end where the whole conversation is played. So I'll just skim to the end. but basically right there

let's play it right here here this is a good context actually and you guys we can chat about it you guys hear it yes yes you might want to start a little earlier just a tiny bit earlier just like seconds earlier he looks like a game show host from the 80s

she left Julie Trano had brought up to me and she had found evidence that James was being invited to the bohemian growth James told the team that he was Guys I will be unavailable, unable to even look at my phone from July 20th to the 27th

While I'm gone I expect this team Post every day on my Twitter account Have videos ready to go Each and every day while I'm gone We cannot just go 10 days dead silent The very time James was going off grade Was the exact week of the engagement campman at the Grove.

Knowing that James was alleged to be headed to California for the secret gathering at the Grove, prior to his trip, I set out to corroborate my story completely as best as I could. On August 1st, I obtained a photo of James O'Keefe's tent slip next to his book, American Muckbreaker, when I was at his house in Northvale, New Jersey. Carrot Top hooked me up by throwing the tent slip directly in my direction while I was working and I proceeded to take a picture. There it is. Says it.

Monte Rio, California, Bohemian Grove camp. This says tie benders and then this says Mr. James O'Keefe. Tidebender. What is that? Is that like one of the camp names? O'Keefe got O'Keefe. I love this. It's like one of those like there's everybody's on their different, different camp.

I'm sure. Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. Different rules. some different fools. James was supposedly invited as a guest, or maybe he's an unofficial member of some sorts.

But Charlie Kirk and Tucker Carlson, also, were supposedly there. I don't have evidence of that, but that's how deep these media groups are going. But let me keep playing. I just wanted to pause so you guys could, like, acknowledge the ticket because it was nice to close up. So what? For those listeners, there's a book,

then there's a letter. there looks like a small drive, I guess that is, a black drive. And then there's a bag tag, a suit, almost like a suitcase tag almost. It's a, it's a camp tag basically. A camp tag. You need this basically to get into Bohemian Grove is what I've been told from other sources, actually. Since I came out with this information, people told me that you need this type of ticket to get in.

Oh, this is interesting. looking at a list of camps and this says it's called tie binders because in the 30s the camp was mostly made up of executives from railroad companies. Yes. So it's a, you know, Damn, dude. And it's an orange ticket with a brown, looks like a nut, but it's not, not for screwing, you know, boom, boom, boom.

And then it says in black, Bohemian Grove, Monte, Rio, Rio, California, Gate, Camp, tie binders. and then Mr. James O'Keefe on it. Damn. That's crazy. And it gets crazy. Listen to this phone call. Listen to his phone call.

When I went to go to the bathroom. Finally, on August 23rd, James O'Keefe came clean to me and called me saying, I went to this bohemian club that I upset people. So I just wanted to hear from you and take your temperature and see how your feel, see how you're doing. like a what's let's go with your mind oh he's freaking out I mean it's I mean how did you even get invited there and like it's the most powerful

secret society in the world I feel like my own team is like eliciting me or questioning me I was just a guest but you didn't see anything on there people that have known 20 years were there I saw something I would tell you

Okay Wink, wink, wink I think there's a lot of conspiracy theories and stuff I didn't see anything I didn't see anything across the line or you know anything like that

some strange things but nothing nothing like was portrayed like Alex Jones or anyone else as far as I can see and there's a lot of people It's a famous video that's involved for that So that part

that part is your question actually uh johnny the part where he said that the supporters are there yeah that that go there and then this this last part it's another couple of minutes but it's that he quivers

basically he he he has nowhere to turn because i my story puts james in a corner and he will not address what has happened with this bohemian gross stuff with fizer because i got his biggest story ever i'm his top journalist that got his biggest story in history.

And I'm the one who's O'Keefe to Keefe, like you guys just said. It's crazy. I love it. Listen to this. Listen to this. Some people on the team are really challenging in a fundamental way.

And it's really more than I can take right now. Oh, my God. So I just need to know, like, are you, are you, are you with me? Are you, and just tell me the truth. truthfully James I can't say yes to that because of everything that we've been through

from Pfizer whistleblowers now I feel like my own team is like investigating you have to trust it it sounds like you're not I called James back that day and I wanted to bring up to him more about Pfizer in my story being buried

and now this was truly a crime against humanity you want to continue our conversation sure thing James you advised it and it wasn't even my decision to go about this way it was a manipulative time I thought about the tape again

after the February I thought about revisiting it but a lot of people said it's a few years old it's a little old it's it's probably not advisable to do it Oh my God. Our attorney advised us not to look at that footage. Not to look at it.

I think it's important that we listen to our attorneys who are trying to help us. Your handler? Oh, my God. There are certain lines that we just can't cross. Certain lines that I can't cross. I wouldn't advise that you cross. Wow. Dude, that's crazy.

Sounds like a threat, too. Yeah. And this is a guy who has no problem with going. into plan powerhood and getting them to admit they sell baby parts like that's pretty still playing some

is it? I thought it. Yeah there's a little bit left but I mean you guys are spot on. I mean that is crazy like the fact that he named his podcast now after the release of my documentary

like a year later he comes out with this podcast called My Price is My Life and there was a a real going around the internet that got millions of views of him saying, my price is my life at a speech or some conference. And it happened right after I exposed him. It's crazy to me the psychological operations that this guy is going out there

saying that he can't do this because our attorneys said so. I won't touch it with the 10-foot poll because my attorney said so, but he's out there naming his podcast, my prices in my life. And he has also released footage and given cameras to other citizen journalists that he's worked with currently with cameras in two-party consent states. He was giving cameras to people in Massachusetts at O'Keefe Media Group. So what was wrong with me? It's crazy. Did you want me to play the rest of this and then we can debrief? Yeah, sure. All right.

You know, I mean, literally, you know, code-named microscope, I literally showed people like the nanotechnology in this shot chains, like the bioweapon behind it. Why don't you go up, why don't we do an interview together on how fucked up the whole thing was? Because you just said that I'm trying to extort you and you've crossed. You can't. I mean, it's crazy. It's crazy.

You know, I've been through a lot in the sense that, like, I come from being the Pfizer whistleblower. Right? I want to blow the whistle on this fire weapon. And you shut me up. Right? You shut me up. You shut me up. You shut you up.

You shut you up? I was silenced by you, sir. Regarding Pfizer, how I was a source, remember, I came to you, I wanted to blow the whistle on the whole thing. What would cause all of the people? all of your former colleagues to caution you to release that. Why would they caution you to release that? Probably because they don't want the shirt to get out because of all the powerful information behind it all.

It's way too powerful. Such as the vice president, Nick Warren, saying he gave the system and gained the FDA. Tell me that's not public information. Millions of people died James from his shot. The moral ethical thing to do, is bypass these things on paper written laws, you know, that don't actually matter. God's law is what matters, sir.

This part's funny, too. On July 13th, James and I went for a walk in the woods near his house in Northvale, New Jersey. You left to what you want, you got that donations, and even if it isn't released, like the video of what you did, like you even write about it. Although that's a lot of the most of it. what, the microscope? And I'm just talking to me about things. You, you, I mean when I met me in my restaurant and I remember like talking to you. Big guys.

Oh, it's not going to argue with you, James. That's hot. That's good shit. crap they taught you right they taught you how to fucking do some undercover work obviously yeah yeah they taught me intelligence guys guys i was an intelligence as set that's what i was i played their game against them though that's what this was i mean the whole thing with him saying i thought about the february he didn't know what to say because the backstory of what i'm trying to portray to you guys is my story,

the Pfizer story on directed evolution on Jordan Walker, James's biggest story ever, right? It got me the recordings essentially of the Conwall Gill footage and the Nick Warren footage, which, I mean, we could also watch that if you guys, if we don't have time, it's fine. How did you lose it? You just didn't keep copies?

Is that? I just did not keep copies. I trusted them too much. I've done that before, so that does happen. And that is why I don't trust a single freaking person ever. Like, I don't, the only time I could trust me myself. Always back it up, dude. Always back it up. Always make copies and never trust a rat.

Yeah. It's like in the movie where the guy hands a guy papers, you know, and he just immediately burns him. And you're like, damn it, should it make copies? Yes. And it's also that like, you know, when someone has a meteor, rise like O'Keefe had doing the most insane shit and not really getting any kind of blowback early. And then the blowback that he gets later on also kind of builds his legend.

Like does it blow up in his face the FBI raids or does it make him bigger? You know, if you got rated by the FBI and you really got raided, are you going to continue down that road? Do you guys know the conviction rate of FBI raids? What? I think it's like over 95%. I think it's in the 98th or 99%. And there were zero convictions of the three raids that occurred. So don't tell me that there was not something fishy going on.

And they had cameras on the inside of the raid itself. Like I understand your investigative journalists and undercover journalists, but what are the odds that you turn on an undercover camera like in your kitchen basically and the FBI is like caught looking through your kitchen? And if that comes out,

how does it not bring the wrath of God on him even more? Absolutely. Like if the FBI and the CIA think you're fucking with them, they'll destroy you. Like they'll kill you. Yeah. They'll be like, oh, you think we're playing games, dude? I mean, we just had John on.

Look what they did to him. Yeah, there. He went to jail, bro. Well, and he's talked about people who he thinks, and he suggested that they've killed people, yeah. Well, so, and that's one other thing about my situation, too, that is kind of nuts because nobody's touched me, actually. Like, and I kind of shrugged my shoulders, and I feel like it's an explanation as for, like, what could be happening in the sense of the alternative media, not really paying attention to me.

The mainstream media won't touch me at all. But the biggest thing in regards to reporting was a Lifesite News article where they talked about, you know, documentary indicates James O'Keefe may be a CIA asset. And the reporter Patrick Delaney asked O'Keefe six time for comment, six times, called him, emailed them, texted them from the number, I gave him, wouldn't respond and then responded like two or three days after on a tweet to this lady who was like a pundit for for Steve Bannon and like worked with LifeSaid a little bit,

a little bit. Her name's Elizabeth. I forget her last name. He responded to a quote tweet from her saying that this is troubling where she responded to the article being posted. to me it's very interesting that I have not been attacked by like government agencies CIA FBI NSA in regards to like a public thing to me it's probably more or less they just track me on my internet on on on social media you know which everybody's being tracked at this point but they must not think I'm I don't know I mean either maybe I'm too dangerous and they just can't acknowledge it or you know they just they just refused to acknowledge me in any sense because i i think there's something

about if they yeah and also like if they pushed you along with an invisible hand and then you came around and whistleblowed on them and really fuck them those are the people they don't like i don't know if it's because you were natural and a this was a progression and this is kind of the game they play. I don't know. I really don't know. Or maybe in some weird way, they like that your story got out because it scares people. You know, like, I'm trying to think about that because there's people who move up and they never get fucked with. And then the people who you see the hidden hand push, they want to go off reservation, and they just get murked. So it's an interesting thing why they haven't caught after you.

It's like, why did they go after Gary Webb? Right. Yeah. I mean, I will say that I also, there are certain points in time after my story where I wasn't like that vocal on social media necessarily. I mean, I've been on over 60 podcasts in the last year and a half. So I've been doing what I can do. But I mean, I certainly could go on and do my own show like every single day. But like at a certain point during the story, like a part of me was just also kind of taking in that fear of just acknowledging that what I've done is very out there in regards to the exposure of

the alternative media and Pfizer in that if I do say too much like they might just try and kill me you know or they might try and mess with my family which would you know not be ideal obviously and so I'm a conscious human and I'm not perfect you know and I I have been a little bit more outspoken as of late. But, you know, I do just go on a lot of people's shows and just share this story and let the documentary speak for itself. Well, we hope that your appearance on here will open up more eyes. I think our fans have an understanding before this of maybe what was going on,

but you definitely solidified it with us. And it was a great episode, man. It was really great. So one more time, tell us, tell our listeners where they could find you. My website is justintegrity.net. And you guys can check out my documentary, Project Whistleblower. It's a double-agent documentary where it's my whistleblower testimony on how I went undercover inside Pfizer and then wasn't able to tell it and then went undercover against

James O'Keefe, Project Veritas, and O'Keefe Media Group and exposed to him for Bohemian Grove. all of those details are in there and then there's more there's there's a twitter story that was not told where there's potential pedophilia on twitter as well as um course an fba story that was not told um there's a whole lot and um one thing i will say too is if you guys resonate with my work and um want to potentially work with me down the road i'm um opening up to working with people one-on-one in regards to kind of how I see the world in mind control and everything else. And so I'm working on building more of a community myself. And I don't really have a foundation for it right now.

but if you want to email me, my email is Justin at Just Integrity, J-U-S-T-I-N-T-E-R-I-T-Y-Y-Y-D-R-I-T-Y-Y-Y-R-T-Y-Y-Y-R-T-E-R-E-R-T-E-R-E-R-N-E-R-N-E-R-N-E-R-N-E-R-N-E-R-N-E-R-E-R-N-E-R-E-R-E-L-E-E-R-E-E-R-E-L-E-E-R-E-L-E-L-L-L-L-L-L-L-L-L-L-L-L-L-L-L-L-L-L-L-L-L-L-L-L-L- story, share my testimony, and have a fun conversation, honestly. It was, it was cool to be able to do this. And I didn't really know what to expect because, I mean, Sammy, I will say you did bring up O'Keefe and Epstein on Joe Rogan that one time, which is what triggered Marty to do this because he wanted you to talk to me. So I just, I find it funny, but I really appreciated our conversation. Well, we loved it, dude. And, you know, my final thoughts on James, it's like my opinion on Candace Owens. It's like, I'm going to listen to you until you do something that lets me know you're not authentic.

And if that day comes, and this sounds like it's... I mean, I've always thought this about James O'Kee's. Yeah, you've said that to me for a while. Yeah, that just like too much access, not enough blowback. And these costumes are just dog shit. So it's like you're not fooling anybody and you just think we're dumb. You're like going in there dressed like a sprocket. at Davos and everyone's just giving you the goods.

It's just stupid. Before you go, Justin, can I ask you, having to put forward so often throughout your day when you were working there, kind of a false face, and even to James, did that take anything out of you? Was there a toll personally for you? Oh, yeah.

Oh, guys, my heart was broken from what happened. And I had to wear three masks, basically. I had my family mask, at home, Justin mask. I had my at work mask and then there's like the real there's the real me mask you know because I had to be different in front of my family. I had to be different in front of my colleagues. And then the real me was like just going insane almost. Not that I am insane.

I just I literally. Yeah, I get it, dude. It's you, I was wearing three different identities, you know. And then there's the fourth mask of when I would go out on an undercover meeting in fake being gay on a date where a guy wanted to freaking get in my pants.

Guys, oh my God. There is real shit that happens. Dude, it is crazy how guys will give up all the secrets for ass. Yeah. Dude, the one of my first, I think it was my first or second day.

The dude smoked me right here. He tried to get a kick. Oh, give you a little snooch. Oh. You got a little right there. He's a soldier. He didn't even get more than that, but oh my gosh. You should get a purple mark for that, really.

Yes, you deserve. He's a soldier. A pink heart. We should get him a pink heart for that. That happened. And then that Jordan Walker guy, he grabbed my, you know, my butt basically on a hug. Well, it's good to be loved, dude. At least somebody wants you.

He'll be aged. Nobody wants you. Hey, hey, ladies, I'm single if you're listening. Oh, y'all. You just open it on. You're just open at the end for you. Oh, yeah. Conspiracy smoke shows, but he's hitting you up left and right.

Go get them, ladies. Great episode. Thank you, Justin. Thank you for your service, Justin. Yeah, that was the over, of course. Yeah, they called it taking it for the, taking one for the team. Oh, yeah. That's what they call it.

There were other guys, too, that did this at Veritas. There were other journalists that they need a full-war game, Veritas. Well, yeah, why can they just get a gay? You could get way more. How about the guy that just gave up the ass and act like he was doing it only to get the story? You're like, dude, you're like, You're always getting fucked. Yeah, why is this video from bed?

Why are you always getting it every time? No one else has given up once. You've given up nine times. You keep coming back with a secret video from bed, smoking every time. Why are you? Why is you being weird? I'll say this. There was one guy who was bisexual who would do the gay dates and he, like, enjoyed it because it's...

Free meal, dude. Free meal. Rich dude. Maybe more than free meal. All right, great episodes. Let's break it down. All right, guys. What did you guys think?

Justin. Some balls on that guy. Big time. That was a crazy episode. That O'Keef's the, I'm really. I mean, that was juicy. That was good. Yeah.

I mean, like, you know, you do this long enough. You get a feel for people. You get a feel for when something doesn't seem natural. Like the Nick Shirley rise is like suddenly this guy is everywhere. He's in front of the Senate. He's, he's testimony. And you're like, so this guy who goes from a YouTuber or streamer suddenly gets the biggest story of all time. And now he's everywhere on every show.

And even though I agree with what he's saying on there, but it's the rise that matter. It's like, you know, I like Candace Owens. I know I might not be the majority, even though a lot of people watch her. There's a lot of people who thinks there's something nefarious going on. but I like a lot of the things she's saying. But the minute she fakes the funk on a nasty dunk, like, I'm out. What's the argument against her?

What are people, what's evidence? They say, like, it's this thing that happens with conspiracy theorists where if they get one little thing wrong, it means it's all wrong. It's not the Sandy Schmook. No. No, it's never, which is such a weird thing. Like, she did stories on Sandy Hook. I'm like, did you say your grandpa worked there?

Yeah, but that's not what spot. But for me, it's more of her reach. Like, if you're really, like, you, so this thing went around. That helps. That helps a lot. I mean, dude, if you're good looking, you crush on the internet. Yes. That's why I have to be so fucking interesting.

And she kept it together after pregnancy, too, you know? Well, I mean, it's kind of like when Gloria Stefan got in a bus wreck, and they're like, she's working her ass. She also has 10 trainers helping her do it. I'm pretty sure Candace has every. thing you could possibly have to help a mom bounce back and look great. Yeah, I love it. Like, they're like men's health is like, get Hugh Jackman ripped, you know, follow Hugh Jackman's

playing for the Wolverine. Get Hugh Hackman ripped in 10 days. Yeah, it's like, okay, do I have $100,000 to spend on personal trainer? Yeah. And ran out my own gym. Get as jacked as a closet of gay man. But back to this, it's like, it's like, I mean, if you do certain things, you're going to, There was even people who were like, hey, dude, you know, you being on Alex Jones,

hurt your reputation. I go, why would it hurt my reputation? Except for people who just hate their lives and just looking for a reason to hate people. Like, I've known Alex Jones for over a decade, you know, it's like, or I'd say nine, I'd say nine years. I'd known him since he came on Tim Foll Hat. We've been cool ever since. And, you know, I mean, like, he's the best.

biggest show in this genre. Easy. And he can believe something different than what you believe and not be Satan incarnate. And even when I don't agree with Alex Jones, it doesn't mean I don't like him. Right. That's what I'm just saying. Yeah, it's like there's so much of that. Like, you don't believe the

exact right list of beliefs that I've approved in my heart. So you're an asshole. Imagine if someone go, hey dude, if I'm doing Joe Rogan and halfway through Joe's like, can you just take this over and just talk by yourself for one hour? That'd be nice. Wouldn't that be crazy?

Oh, dude, you're compromised. What? What do you go do? No, no, you probably don't know, but what do you think Alex want to go do it? He had laryngitis. Oh, okay. So he basically brought me on because he couldn't talk.

He's like, this guy doesn't shut up. Let him go. That's so funny. What do you think? Like, that's what people say about a guy we all like, Ian Carroll, you know, that he just popped, and that was suspicious to them. What's your response?

Because, I mean, I think we both like That guy, right. I mean, like, again, like you can go, okay, that bracelet thing is weird. That was weird. That was the time said 233, right? That's weird. But overall, the things that he's saying is correct. Again, when he comes out with something that's so left field, okay, take this,

Nick Fuentes, right? Now, unless Nick Fuentes is so deep and is such a trickster, he literally put out a shirt that looks like Epstein's shirt. Have you seen this? No. See if you can look up, look up, what is his name? Look up Nick Flintas merch.

And then, okay, go to Nick Flintos merch store. Okay. I see his bed. It's got the estuary. Go up, go up, go up. Nope, that's not. Keep going down. It's a new thing he showed.

Let's see if he shows it. I'm not logged in the Twitter. It's the place to search for it. Go to, are you on Twitter? Actually, you can search there. That would be the place to look for. No, put in Nick Flintes-Ebstein merch. Yeah, but probably on Twitter,

because definitely somebody tweeted about that. I got it. While you're doing that, why don't you go to samtrippily.com while you're looking that up. Yeah, if you, I look it up, actually. Comedy Chaos on the 10th. Perryville, Maryland with Eddie Bravo,

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I'm going to do it. I know you talk about doing it. I know you have to Tom. Yeah, with Tom. Yeah, what's a good. I mean, dude, what we do is improv. None of it's scripted. Yeah, that's true.

It's just like try not to go for the funny. That's the biggest part of improv. and why it's such a slower pace than stand-up. They always try to do improv stand-up shows, and it's two different energies. Bakersfield, Yuma, back to comedy cast in Hollywood, Batavia, Dallas, Fort Worth, Dallas and Fort Worth. Albuquerque is just Sam Tripply.

I got to change that. Lawrence, Kansas, Tulsa, more dates come. I just got a date in Toronto at a very small theater, so I'm going to be working on all that. So, yeah. Did you find that merch or no? Yes. Yeah, it's like a quarter zip.

Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. Do you want to do it now or when we're done with this? With my website. Oh, I thought he was asking me.

So I thought you were done. No, just let's finish this and we'll go back to that. Yeah. Okay. So you go to samtriblee.com. All my, all my videos are there. My fucking premium content with my own thumbnails. Looking good.

Looking good. Making my own thumbnail. Look, I actually got his face in there. That takes a lot work. But yeah, that's that. Go back. Cashinetti's Patreon. Talk to talk about it.

Yeah, Cashin' Patreon. All the thumbnails are genuine human creations on Cashetty's. Howie Dewey there, he will just walk down the street and drop nuggets of gold. He looks cold. Yeah, it is because it is cold. Like he's got a subject there. Fed meeting could get wild. So he's going to give you the lowdown on the Fed meeting.

Sounds like he went to Bohemian growth. He follows earned. He follows earnings reports every week. You know, keeps you up to date with those. Anything interesting coming out of those. Yeah. And it's a good way to, you know. Good way to get into the investment game.

Get your money. Get your money working for you. Go back. Even if you don't have, like, you're not ready to start putting away for retirement. It's just a good way to learn to. Go down, go down. Go past that. T-shirts.

Go check out T-shirts. Is your new T-shirt flying? Is that going to be at your shoes? I have an ass. But there is. it is. I get my news from Sam Tripoli on the back and the front says, Tim Fall Hat, the most trusted news, the name and news. So that's my baby. I love that shirt. It's very funny. I got to get Jeff Die one. Again, we got gold and silver, Pat Milletitch's

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He's got the magic licks or Joel Staley workout. EMF rocks. He wants to come on and talk about the 49ers stuff. Should we get him on that or on Broken Sim to talk about the radiation? What the 49ers? Is radiation on here or punch trunk or BS? Which one do you? want. What do you think?

I think we should do maybe it's not very funny though, right? It's not very funny. Well, I mean, it could be funny, dude. I can make anything funny. Perme and then Brain Supreme, on or off. Off this week. Oh, he's off. Look, it's taking effect. I know. You can tell.

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All right. Back to the show. Johnny, did you find that? I got it right here. I'll share it with you guys. Wait, okay, you're not in the Zoom, are you? Oh, no. Can you?

Shit. I'll draw, or drop it? Yeah, let me text. Or air drop it. Um, share. Air drop. Feel free to talk. And he's really selling this?

Oh, I don't have Wi-Fi. He showed it on his show. Now, he could be King Troll. And he's definitely his top control. You know? Oh, you think, Fuentes, yeah, I could see him doing it to be funny. Right.

Like, because he is, I mean, he is king troll, 100%, but I would like to hear it out of his mouth that that's what he was doing. I just sent you the link in your email. Okay. Because I'm not, I'm only hardwired. So it's not going to work. Would you buy it? Anybody wearing that merch?

No. Yeah, especially when they find out it's Jeffrey Epstein's thing. Now every picture you take with it in it, people like, Lukey has the same shirt on as Jeffrey Epstein. It says after spending the last two weeks earnestly praising Jeffrey Epstein's epiphyphobia. I got to look that up. I don't know what that one is. An adult who is sexually attracted to adolescent.

Okay, we can just call those pedophiles, right? Yeah, can we call that? Can we stop coming up with new terms? To celebrate Epstein's birthday, Nick Fuentes, his official merch store is now selling Epstein quarter zips. And this is what, according to this guy, Fuentes said, this whole Pito thing, it's like, you know, they're really, they are really pedophilia. It's not really pedophilia. They weren't trafficking five-year-olds. It was like they were technically not legal, big deal. Well, we got into discussion about that. It's like, I'm sorry, there's a 16-year-old and a five-year-old are different energies. They're both bad, but one is incredibly dark. Incredibly dark. Yeah, one has no feminine. features whatsoever. Yeah, one is in mental, you know, you got these girls in high school, all saying they want to grow up and become, uh, become, uh, yeah, look at that. That's fun to

someone. Want to become only fans, you know? That's, yeah, that's not a good move. Go back, go back again. Oh, yeah. Can you show it on? Yeah, it's a US. He has it as USA. Yeah, that is not a good move. I mean, he has to be trolling. Did you hear that interview that's been going around with Trump on Stern talking about young women? Yeah. Yeah. Well, it's a little dark too. Yeah. Why do you think he loved owning Miss Teen USA. Yeah. Yeah, it makes you think, and he's talking about how the most troubled women are the best in bed.

Yeah, Stern used to talk about that all the time. He made jokes about them getting molested. Trump was like right there with him, yeah. You know, they're like, oh, the ones who get molested, they either end up mentally ill or they're great in the sack. You're like, Jesus, dude. Even when I heard that, I go, dude, that's really dark. It's like super dark, bro.

I don't get, I never. understood why that has such an allure. I guess there are some people in comedy who really like to touch, you know, the third rail. Well, when you, when you, especially in Hollywood, you go, they've made it so politically correct that there's only two edgy things they could talk about without getting in trouble. Satanism, right? Because that's kind of edgy. That's anti-religion, you know.

And then the other thing is pedophilia, because kids can't. march against them. Kids can't come together and get somebody canceled. It's like when the guest was like, hey dude, you know, you're making kids take something against their will, they can't take it. They can't say no, because you're

making them take it. You know? So you do whatever you want. I mean, but it's like, it's like really gross and sad. Totally agree. And you know, it's like, you can do I do jokes about getting felt up,

you know, by Larry Watts, but at the end of the day, it's me talking about me. It's your lived experience. That's your truth. Yeah, that's my truth. But even back in the day, if you had petto jokes,

it's just we're so open, we're so knowledgeable now about what's really going on and the effects of that. That it has become a taboo thing because it is so dark. I mean, the guests that we're having on next after this show,

the stuff he got into is even more insane. So that's my opinion. So, I mean, this show confirmed my opinion of what, you know, James O'Keefe was. You know, it's very interesting because when I first learned about James O'Keefe, I was very much, you know, I was more liberal. And I'm still liberal, but I have like conservative common sense. I'm more common sense than I am of both of them on both sides. So I used to be like, you know, this guy's only going after the left.

And it's still true. He's going after left and maybe what he doing says as authority. But he's definitely added into the divide and conquer. And you never see him do shows on the right. But he was getting so much access and nothing was happened to him. And we're just supposed to believe that his hidden cameras are so hidden. then nobody knows it. I mean, he couldn't see the ones

they pulled on him. I mean, our guy was using him cameras. Yeah, he couldn't see the ones our friends. Oh, yeah, that's true. Yeah. Good point. Or how about that Pam Bondi video he got of her at lunch perfectly shot,

perfectly shot of her talking about how there's tens of thousands of images and videos? And then the next day, she's like, there's nothing there. Nothing exists. It's like, it's so, you got to look at everything through a demoralization lens. How are they trying to demoralize you?

That's how it goes. All right. Enjoy these highlights. Here's a clip from the latest broken sim. That's the, now the whole story behind us, Johnny, is that this guy is the preacher here.

But there were folks who are, I have to take care of my law. Listen, we live in, there's a constitution of the First Amendment to freedom of speech and freedom to assemble and protest. We're here to worship.

We're here to worship Jesus because that's the hope of these cities. That's the hope. with the world is Jesus Christ. I want to be very respectful. Please don't push me though. We're here. We're here to worship.

As he leans in. Yeah. As he leans it. That's what we're about. Do you think Jesus would be understanding and we're about we're about spreading the love of Jesus. But did you try to talk to them as a Christian? No one is willing to talk.

Okay. I have to take care of my church and my family. So I ask this you actually. So the whole thing is that they think he leads. He's one of the leaders of ICE in Minneapolis. So they enter, They correlated his name with somebody, I found out he's a priest or a pastor at this church.

And they waited to the sermon happened. And then, and then so these idiots gave interviews before. And they're like, we're here to disrupt. Okay, we're disrupting this thing. And then afterwards they're on CNN.

And we were there praying with them. We were in a sermon with them praying. And even the woman on CNN is like, you know we're not stupid, right? And she had to be like, we don't know what your motives are. We can only take what you're telling us and what you're telling us that you were there in prayer.

And it's so obvious that the, like, most people go to jail because they're dumb enough to admit the stupid shit. And they're all going to go to jail. They've, the funniest, have you seen the funny meme? It was Vince McMahon. Have you seen this thing? Yeah, yeah, yeah.

Where it's like, I didn't know what it was about. It's the three faces of Vince McMahon. The first one is arresting a black man. You think it. KKK. law a Martin Luther King's birthday. You know what I'm saying?

Yeah. I do know what you're saying, Sam. So speaking of ice, I thought this was funny. FEMA can't say watch out for ice on the storm warnings. Because they're worried about putting the immigrants in a tizzy. So they have to put like winter weather conditions, use caution. Isn't that funny? That's their warning?

Well, they can't. Yeah, the FEMA is like, because. They can't put up there. So, FEMA is against ice too? No, do you understand? There's a big winter storm about to hit the south. I know that.

And there's going to be a ton of ice. But the things can't say ice. Oh, I understand it, Johnny. All the immigrants are going to think that they're hilarious. It's a fun. It's not a, no, it's not a pun. It's just confusion about the word. They're worried that all these people who half of them, you know,

barely speak English anyway, are going to get freaked out. And head for the hills when it's really, they just need to not be on the roads right now. By the way, there's a massive ice storm that's about to rip through the south. South into Texas. Yeah, yeah, from, well, from Texas all the way to, yeah. My mom's dealing with it. Virginia and north of there.

They're going to retire Derek Rose's number, and they might have to move the event because they don't think anyone will come to the game because it's so bad. Because he was so bad? No, because, because the snow's so bad. It is a little bit. weird that you're retiring his number, but he was rookie the year and MVP when he was a

bull. Dude, well, he was as quick as anybody you ever saw that first step on that guy. Yeah, they asked Vinnie Del Negro or as I like to call him, Vinny the Black guy. Okay, that's, I thought we were going somewhere else with that. Okay. They asked them, if you had to say who's the quickest

and fastest, Westbrook, Rose, and John Moran, who'd you go? And he goes, they have different games, but he's totally right. I mean, he said rose well he goes if you're just if you had to give one of those guys the ball

you're going to give it to Derek Rose he used to coach him yeah and they're you brought up our friends the dwarves Sam this is thank you XG for sending me this you guys were talking about this the other day somebody had a brilliant idea now I don't know this YouTuber

but he's a genius obviously he got together some little fellas and some big bitches These chicks are so hot I love big chicks Had a fitness competition Amazon's are so hot Giants

Johnny how many these would you bang Are the world's strongest dwarves How many these would you bet And they'll be competing in strength competitions All to find out Who is stronger You're going down Yeah you're going down

Go ahead Dude that chick will give you 585 pounds on the bar That's a huge bitch Come on. Is my clear? Dude job, though. Come on, big dog.

One, go. Come on. Oh, go. Oh. Oh. No way. No way. Dude, is this, is this black guy did comedy?

He would crush. He's up there to drop an end bomb. Oh. talk about white bitches, he would crush. Now, crush. Do you think, I think that's a great idea for a TV show where you just have dwarfs taking on all different kinds of people and different, you know, tall women, little children, you know, like animals.

You could run and run. I love, I love the idea of a little, like midgets versus the world. I would love. They would get crushed by anybody but chicks. What, you don't, okay. So what if you put them in against, like, dogs? You know, let's see who can... Well, they might not...

The squats, the only thing, they'll get, like, teenage boys on. Yeah. You know, oh, you... Oh, so really, you think, like, middle schoolers, they would... I see, I think there's something to grown man strength, even if you're a little person. I think if you had, like, 10th graders versus these guys, squats would be the only thing they would beat them in. Interesting. Okay.

All right. There is an... By the way, those chicks are hot. The skinny one's talking so much shit. The borderline hate crime. And I had to take a blue, two gold because I was so excited. I really popped it right. My mouth had dissolved and I was rock hard the whole time.

This is so sad. Just watching her say nasty things to tiny people. And everyone laughing because she's hot. If I said that, I'd be like thrown out. It's time to do a check-in on Sam. How is the no corn thing going? Let me see. I'll give you the day count right now.

Please do the joke. One day. Nope, not one day, dude. I am. Two hours. Nope, I'm dude, and I'm fighting for my life right now. What, after watching that? Eight days, eight days.

Nice, dude. All right. That's something. I'm going to go year. It's going to be so hard, Johnny. It's not really like, I don't know, it's more boredom. Can we put that on a calci? You go on a year without, because I will make, I will take that.

Okay. How about you just make the bet right here? You're going to go a year without watching. any adult films. I'm going to try. It's just like, yeah, I miss my friends in their holes, for sure. I miss that. But it just, I get so bored that I watch it.

I red line my life. And then I just sit there and I'm bored and I'm looking for adorfin hits. And this thing hits. Is it usually late at night? No, it's all the time. It's like, it could be day. If I have a moment to rest and my brain is just popping off. Where do you go?

in your house like because Dana's always around where do you go? Right where you are right now isn't at that moment she's on the porch I'm like ah Is it in the screen you're in right now? Reddit there's so much filth Are you in the wank room right now? No no I didn't never

I'm very rarely do I wink in my my office Like once in a blue moon If I'm like If I like I uploaded an episode And Dana's like sleep and I'm like like You know but not anymore Now are you like one of these What do they call them?

like gooners? Do you just go for hours or is it like in and out quick? No, I'm not an hour guy, but I'm also not in and out quick. When I was tweaking my balls off, I would say high scores I'm pouring up to the point where I saw everything. Like for how long would you be there? Days. Days. That's crazy. Yeah. Oh, okay. So we've talked about depopulation and how in Asia especially, nobody is giving it to these Asian women. It's gotten so bad that there's now a very popular app in China

that is now exporting the idea to other countries. It's called Are You Dead? And it's targeting single people who live alone in China. And what it does is it sets up an emergency contact and sends automatic notifications if the user has not checked in via the app for consecutive days. That makes me so sad. It's so sad, dude. It says China may have up to 200 million,

one person households with a solo living rate exceeding 30% 30% of people in China are living alone. I know like there's a lot of Chinese propaganda out there, but it just seems like it's so... If you'd like to hear the rest of this episode, subscribe to Broken Simulation in your podcasting app or check us out at YouTube.com slash Sam Tripoli. From the fountain of knowledge. There's lizard people everywhere. That's some interdimensional shit. Wake up, Aaron.

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