Rebel Mad Man Radio w/ Mike Gaddy, September 12, 2026 Hour 3

0:00We owe you dead gum, government you saw it, so it soars. You got your damn hands and never pocketed my clothes. We owe you dead gum, dead gum, dead gum, the mud. Don't you know, don't you love me some time. Yeah, wonderful government, right? It does all sorts of horrible stuff to us. Now, what you guys know is interesting to me that 250 years ago, the people of America, in spite of their religious rivalries and cultural rivalries and every other rivalry, managed to see through the way they were being turned against each other to turn against the government that was exploiting them. And they were exploited far less than we are today. So I'd like to begin this some hour with a recent comment that the president made and get

1:04all of your reactions to it when he was asked about the price of gas and diesel. And he said that, well, if you don't like the price, then you're in favor of Iran getting a nuclear weapon. So what do you guys think about that comment? Well, this would be counterintuitive, but I was kind of happy to hear him say it. Right. And what way? He's escalating and pushing the agenda forward. There's no reforming or backing out of this. This thing is going to have to go full bizarro. He said it. And I don't know if the listening audience, I have a diesel pickup. Diesel gas up here. I saw it at $669 here this week, a gallon.

2:08And I can carry 130 gallons in my truck. So do the math. We're pushing over $800 to fill my truck, my diesel up. So there's nothing in place. There's no way to politically in the system to reform it. And so it has to go on the vector that is going on. It will continue. There's no checks or balances in that. There's no off ramp. There's no. It just has to continue. So it's counterintuitive for me. But when I see the system doing what it's going to do, I'm not an escalationist. But I think it just makes our job of trying to expose the system for the fraud that it

3:10is and the slop easier and easier or more effective. Maybe that's a better way to put it. So what are they going to do when it's $10 a gallon for diesel and 750 for gasoline for 87 octane? And how many Trump supporters are going to be there, particularly when they're reminded that it was him that started the war with Iran? Well, I noticed that I had been seeing a lot less of those Trump car magnets than I was a year ago. And that people we know here, like if we're at dinner or doing some other social thing, will lean over and very quietly say, you know, I voted for Trump and I'm sorry I did. Well, listen, that's great. Yeah. They're repented. They're repenting. And once they start repenting, then maybe they'll be willing to listen to why they were

4:13lied to or they believed the lies that they didn't know were lies. Okay. Right. It's an opening. So there, so there, I call that political repentance. Political repentance means that you stop believing what you were told. Okay. It's right. Right. And so, but, um, and why would you and how about when somebody with a straight face says to you, but we've been at war with Iran for 47 years, I feel like I'm in 1984, right? We've always been at war with East Asia. And the people who say these things to me, who repeat these, these Trump statements like, like they're true, have all read 1984. They've all read Brave New World. They've all read Animal Farm. They're all very familiar with these totalitarian dystopian scenarios, but they can't see that they're trapped in one themselves. And I find it fascinating.

5:14I hate to, I hate to be, I don't want to sound like I'm being cruel or mean. Okay. Of course, I'm prefacing that because what I'm going to say is going to sound cruel and mean. Okay. It's like saying bless his heart. Right. Are you guys in the South? Bless the app. Here's two, two, possibly unwind some of these people that you're referring to is that, yes, they can read, speak and, and to some degree, they understand the English language. And they know a lot of things about a lot of stuff and some of them are probably even brilliant in their own low areas of expertise. But what they're sharing with you and why they cause this sort of disorientation is to what, you know, you look at them and you expect them to do logical things based upon information and they don't do it. Part of this is because, because despite of all these things that they know, they don't know so much about themselves.

6:16They don't probably realize it in some way that they are narcissists in their own right or, or, and easy to get caught up in this. They're tied up in their own ego. And, and that's a form of narcissism in and of itself. And, you know, I guess we could say Donald Trump is the quintessential expression of what happens when that turns into malignancy. It operates at that level. But, you know, this, they, so, and, and so people that have maybe have read these things and exposed to the information, here's something they probably don't, you probably never hear them also talk about. They'll never talk about these things because they're different terrain. They'll never talk from a position of introspection or reflection. It's, it's not possible.

7:19You never hear them on almost any subject or topic outside of these though. They don't talk about, you know, I was wrong. When's the last time you heard any of these people ever say, you know, I was wrong about that? No, I've been trying to get them to admit they were wrong that Iran would never close the straight of hormones. I still can't get them to admit that. So, I'm, I'm, I'm just making, it's open. Yeah, I was just thinking maybe they would say they were wrong about a math problem or something. Okay. It's, it's simple. It's strodinger straight. But, but you know, don't, yeah, it's drugs season rabbit season back in front. They, they, they do that. Yeah. And play it too. All of them playing that, no one wants come and tell, you know, they know what's coming so they're playing the market with it. Just the corruption, the level of corruption in these people just astounds me now to more than it becomes so obvious, you know, this, the, the, the, the, the, the, the, the, the

8:22nearer, you know, yeah, well, comparison. Why, why don't you see that it's been, I mean, the actually corruption is now a virtue and it's normalized. Exactly. Yeah. It's a virtue. Okay. Oh, yeah. Inverted world. Yeah. Sure. They, they honor the Trump family corruption. You know, if I, if I bring it up and I say you guys, we're screaming about 100 Biden's paintings and a gallery in New York, but it doesn't bother you that the Trump sons buy a drone company and then get a contract or that Trump goes to these crypto and mean coin conventions, talks up these, these are instruments and the price goes up and then the Trump family dumps their, their controlling interest, screws everybody else and takes the money. And, and their view of it is, well, you know, it's legal. And as long as it's legal, it really doesn't bother me. I was like, well, it was legal for a hunter to have his paintings in a gallery and for people to buy them. Right.

9:23Even if they were buying access, it's still all buying access. Well, there's, there's really, there's really nothing you, we can, there's no way to reasonably reach any of these people, you know, that's in that, in that condition. I mean, the same is, well, anyway. Oh, you just don't understand that Trump is playing 5D chess and you don't get it. I, I get it. I understand that I, I understand that I'm not really probably capable of, you know, really understanding that. So he's obviously much brighter and more intelligent. But, you know, since this is a not a 9-11 show and Mike did have a request for me and I feel like I need to have filled that. Oh, absolutely. And, and I, you're going to talk about the simulator experience, right? Yeah, sort of the, sort of the, so, not a theory.

10:26Go ahead. I'm, I'm going to mute my mic and I'm going to see if I can get you guys go ahead, see if I can get Mr. Q to come up here. Yeah. Get him up here. So, so we're, we're kind of switching gears here just a little bit. Go back to maybe a, some more direct 9-11 experience or the, after facts, after effects of it. So in the airline business, every six months the captains have to go through a flight check and every year the co-pilot have to check too. So, every six months for captains and every year for, first officers, additional training or flight check. And so, in the years after 9-11, say like 2002, 2003, we were using simulators that were

11:30pretty, you know, they were good simulators, but they were still using the analog information and they weren't the high, super high tech digital screens and displays. But in 2005, 2004 and 2005 are, our company I was flying for, they were transitioning a number of the crew, which I was a part of, they were transitioning them over to a new aircraft called the Boeing 717, which was basically a glorified DC-9, but it had these wonderful Rolls-Royce engines and a full glass cockpit, it was all G-Wiz and the flying computer. And the simulators were out of Atlanta, Georgia, just probably about three or four miles from

12:30Atlanta Heartsfield Airport and so we, our company contracted and we buy simulator time there at all strange hours of the day or night, usually at two o'clock in the morning. And you would go in there for anywhere from an hour to an hour and a half, maybe even longer doing these flight checks and training and particularly the transition training. And so the company contracted and paid big money, you know, many tens and tens of thousands of dollars for simulator time and these simulators had the capability that you could position in these aircraft, it had very real, I call them aircraft, the simulators. You could position them almost any place in the country at a major city or in some places

13:33around the world to simulate conditions and airports. But one of our favorites was actually we completed our training or checking, you know, if you had a, if you had a block of time for an hour and you got it done in 45 minutes, you had 15 minutes that you paid for your miles, well, use it, right? Okay, use it or lose it. And so when we got into those simulators, somebody had the big idea of they said, well, we got extra time, why don't we go and do it? I said, well, why don't you put up the, why don't you put up the New York skyline with the towers on there? And that, even though this was after 9-11, those towers were still there in the simulator in the program, okay, in the skyline. And so what we would do is we would position the aircraft, you know, 15 or 10 miles outside

14:34over the water, okay, pointed directly at the towers at, you know, 500 foot off the ocean and you could, you could set it up where you're just like, amenable it. And then you could hit the go button on the simulator and you could take that and it would simulate flying full speed, full throttle at those towers. And at ridiculous speeds, you know, that you would never do, try to even attempt in an aircraft, a real one. And so this was, you know, just a bunch of guys in the simulator, two o'clock and a different, killing time. And so the first time I tried it, I missed both of them and I missed them bad. And I said, I kind of said, wow, let's do that again.

15:36And so over the course of many Sim Session periods, I tried to do this probably at least 15 times. And I came close once but it was just luck. I've just, I've just hitting it, hitting one of the towers with a wing, something. And I couldn't do it. And you say, well, this is ridiculous. Obviously, you're a lousy pilot or any, you know, people who think they can drive cars, you know, or whatever. They think, well, even I can do that. Well, you'd miss it by a mile, literally. Okay. And the reason is pretty easy to figure out once you understand that when, if you take the actual numbers that they used in the official government releases, and they're

16:43just in public relations and announcements. And we're not even getting into the 9-11 Commission report that would take up a whole of the three hour show in and of itself. And how faking gay and that is. But at say 500, 500, they say they're used in numbers like 500, 540 miles an hour. Okay. It's literally covering a mile in under six seconds. Okay. So by the time that you see it, you react, you make an input and the aircraft responds and it moves. And that will take a few seconds. By the time that you've tried to re-orient yourself to the correction that you made, because you're doing this by hand, you're already many degrees off to where you thought it was

17:45going to be. And when you try to correct back, you over-correct or you're under-correct. And you're covering miles in seconds. That's how fast we're going. Okay. According to their numbers. So this is literally what makes it impossible. Now, to back this up a little bit, my company that I flew for at the time, we weren't the only guys wasting time in a simulator. American Airlines pilots, Delta, United, Southwest. All everybody's across the boards, all these airlines that are flying digital simulators, I'll bet you, at this point, half of the pilots out there have tried to do this. And hardly anybody is ever successful. And if they are, it was statistically just luck of being able to hit the towers.

18:49But if you believe the story on 9-11, Saudi hijackers with box cutters who like to snort cocaine and hang out with purple hooded hookers who couldn't land a sesna or keep it in a straight level flight according to their flight instructors, were able to pull off high-speed descending turns, accelerating turns into the twin towers within moments of each other and also strike the Pentagon with extreme position out of a 360 degree descending 4,000 foot per minute turn. If you believe that. Okay. And so, what are my pilot experience? Well, I finished with multiple type ratings, jet ratings, and all possess every civil commercial

19:51license available to fixed wing aircraft and instructors. And FAA designated examiner and ground school instructor and 18,000 hours and I couldn't pull it off. I guess that means the official story is more drag and faking a fedslop or an ally or a bad pilot. But there are thousands of other pilots out there professionals that have tried to do this and can't replicate it. What happens is that people will believe the politician or they'll believe the media person or they'll believe some influence or on YouTube who actually was a passenger in a plane once but never flew it. But he knows what he's talking about. But they don't listen to us. So, DW, how do you think it happens?

20:56Ah, well, why do you ask me these hard questions, Karen? I thought I was going to ride here. How do I think it happened? Well, if there were airplanes, that can be easily accomplished by digital controls. You can have precision coordinates in the interworkting with the flight management system in the autopilot and flight director to pinpoint within three meters of a specific issues in GPS. You can get within three meters of precision and accuracy. Basically it's a turn it into a large drone or a guided missile. So, if it, so if all of the thought criminals here today like us do believe that it was a

21:56government operation, what there have been some sort of technology available in the planes that we didn't know about it, the timer maybe don't know about now, that would have been able to remotely pilot those planes and the hijackers were just causing havoc in the plane while all of it was going on. And the pilots of course were no longer flying their planes. Or something like that. Well, there is technology at that time there was really sophisticated advanced technology and those Boeing aircraft. Notice that all the aircraft that were affected were supposedly involved in this day of infamy, the new Pearl Harbor were Boeing's. Right? There weren't any air buses involved or there? No. It was all on.

22:56So, would it have been possible to put, you know, like they use for targeting some sort of beacon in each of the towers for targeting purposes? No, no, no, no, you could, you could, you know, one of the things, while you're saying that one of the things I would just like to clear up for people who would always tell me that that couldn't have happened, right? Oh, somebody would have seen them do it or somebody would have seen them place explosives because it would have taken a long time and it would have seen people walking around. I think what a lot of people who don't work and finance in New York at that time don't understand is that all of the maintenance was in that center part of the building. Remember I mentioned where the elevators were, all the service shafts are there and the offices go around the outside and there was a, I'm going to say an impenetrable wall between laborers and Wall Street professionals.

23:59We did not see each other. We did not inhabit the same areas of the buildings. Anyone who was engineers, technicians, maintenance staff used different elevator banks and were confined to a different part of the building while people were working during the day. And the structure of the building enabled that to go on. So when people say, oh, no one could have put explosives in there because everybody would have seen them. That's really not true because we never saw any of those people unless they came into one of the offices for a specific reason like, oh, are you not getting heat in here? Is your air conditioning off? Something like that. That's the only time we saw them. We never saw them doing repairs and there were hundreds and hundreds of those people who worked in the world trade centers. So I just wanted to say to people who say the people who worked in there would have seen it. No, it could have gone on without anyone seeing it. And plus there's free modeling going on all the time in buildings like that. And I've worked in higher rises.

25:01There's a separate service elevator and access apart from the areas that the public used that we would be required to operate out of. In fact, they get got upset at us if we imposed into the public spaces at all. And remember the stories of the Israeli art students who were working in the building. And those buildings are so big. I mean, never stuff going on all the time in there. I did a job from a guy from New York who is located down here. And he had worked in the WTC a lot doing stuff of a fair and said, in fact, he lost friends in the day of the attacks. So yeah, I mean, there's a lot going on. No, the service in those buildings that the general public is just not aware of.

26:04So I mean, it's quite possibly very easy to, you know, to re-explosive to put beacons and do whatever in there. Well, let's look at, let's follow that up a little bit. So who had the contracts or security in those buildings? Who had the contracts for maintenance in those buildings? The usual suspects. Who? Who? Who? Why did why was Martha and Bush investigated and then covered up for inter-properate inside or training in trades on the days before 9-11? Why were the bushes involved in security, security, security, or something like that, with the buildings? Why was Richard Clark? Not Richard Clark. What was the guy's name? Took over security for World Trade Center.

27:04He was killed there. Oh, Neil? Yeah, Jack, Neil. Why was Richard Clark basically run out? What happened? Why was able danger not empowered to do and actually do what it was supposed to do? Why did Rumsfeld and Cheney attack the man that was the congressman that was trying to use able danger and find it to get information about terrorism? Why did they destroy his life? And why was it that the FBI, New York office FBI director who had the case of TWA flight 800? Also, one of the 9-11 investigators. Well, thank you. Thank you for the setup. I'm going to spike that volleyball right now.

28:11Bob Kerry, who was on the 9-11 commission and many of the other 9-11 commissioners stated that they were being obstructed by the military and particularly the Pentagon and people that were trying to get information on the 9-11 commission. The people that wrote the 9-11 commission said that they were being obstructed in the 9-11 commission. Yeah, Bob Kerry, Bob Kerry in an interview right after that was released and by the way, the Bush administration thought that there should even be a 9-11 commission. Kind of like it's kind of like being somebody trying to assassinate you and then canceling the investigation. You know, the long enough lines. You mean like, they'll be in the war and commission? Right. And Bob Kerry says, well, you know, his quote that's on videotape. It's obscure like a lot of the real information, the unorthodox information.

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33:28I've a rallying to the cause when I knew the cause was right. Yes, I could have given some rain, but I kept my peace of mind. And I would do everything I ever did. Setting into our last half hour of this great Saturday afternoon with Lady and the Tramps, talking about all of the government's si-ops we've been subjected to since 9-11 had me looking some things up and seeing some connected people who are connected to a whole lot of interesting events like Waco Ruby Ridge and TWA Flight 800. So maybe we didn't back up far enough today to the first big airplane siop TWA Flight 800, which I know Darrell has some interesting things to say about. Well, yeah.

34:31We see that name Louis-Free. Yeah, Louis-Free. Well, you know, it's interesting that you would bring that up, Karen, because at the break I was going to quote this guy, Bob Carrey, who was on the 9-11 commission who was very disgruntled. And he was stating his dissatisfaction with the commission and how they were being, I don't know, obstructed. I think that's what the term he was obstructed. And the reporter that was interviewing said, well, you know, that sounds conspiratorial. And Bob Carrey says the attack on 9-11 was at conspiracy 30 years old in his own words.

35:33He says the conspiracy to bring down those towers was 30 years old. And the reporter tries to follow him up on that. And Bob Carrey then graciously bows out and says, well, you know, at this point, I guess I need to leave and I have some place to go. So he didn't expound on that, but nobody ever followed up on that, did they? What did you mean the conspiracy to attack on 9-11 was 30 years old? That takes us back into 1970, doesn't it? That does. And some very interesting 72. Mr. Kio, when did the World Trade Center open? Oh. Around 72, he says. There was a conspiracy to bring it down from the time they were built. Very interesting. What ever happens to Bob Carrey? Oh, he became politically irrelevant, I guess, like so many people.

36:39But I don't know if he was assassinated or just became politically irrelevant. He wasn't assassinated, but there's a lot of these people that, you know, you remember the name and then they disappeared, then they just followed a memory, right? Oh, I'm looking at a picture of him. Now I remember him. Yeah. I remember him. Right. He was a Navy SEAL. No. A word of the Medal of Honor. Oh, it sounds like he became a conspiracy theorist, right? Oh, my gosh. Oh, that's right. He was president of the New School in New York City. Now I totally remember him. Yeah. And at some point he started saying all of this stuff that people thought was crazy. I remember him now. Yeah. And at about that point when he started sounding really crazy, I remember saying, oh, he must be telling the truth about something because it sounds so crazy. No one will believe it. Well, I'll try to find a video.

37:42I'm pretty sure I can find it because I actually just saw it this morning. So I will share it with you guys. He was governor of Nebraska for a while. Yeah. So here's a guy. Here's a guy that was on the commission was outraged being obstructed was interviewed about his position about being obstructed. And his comment is the conspiracy to bring down those towers or the attack in 9-11 was a 30 year conspiracy. Well, I don't know. Wow. Well, how old was the summer been? And let me see. 1970. That would make him 13. It was 13 years old. Yeah. Those Muslims, they really started early, don't they? Right. You know, I must have. Yeah. Okay. So anyway, I'm trying to.

38:46I'm trying to find. And I'm feeling very frustrated. Some of you guys might remember who she was in the Clinton administration. The woman, who was the woman who put in the directive to prevent the FBI and the CIA from knowing about their different activities and operations. So that they couldn't report what they knew to each other. And then she sat on the 9-11 commission. And I really wish I could remember her name because she was very. What wasn't it? I don't know. No, no, no, wasn't Janet Reno. Um, Janet the volatile. It wasn't the volatile. She had a strange name. Okay, who members of the 9-11 commission. There she is in the picture. Did it did it? Was Shapiro or Greenberg or Stein or how come members? Here we go. Jamie Garellick.

39:46Oh, yeah, Garellick. Yeah. The deputy attorney general for Clinton. Remember she was the one who put in the special, like they used to call it a Chinese wall on Wall Street where the people doing the merger and acquisition stuff couldn't talk to the people who were actually in the investment bank, Wankwank. Um, this, this Chinese wall between FBI and CIA so that they didn't know about each other's operations and couldn't quote, contaminate them, which of course kept them from sharing the information leading up to 9-11 and then she sat on the 9-11 commission. And here we go. Attorney General John Ascroft asserted that the single greatest structural cause for September 11th was the wall that segregated criminal investigators and intelligence agents that built that wall through a March 1995 memo. So that was John Ascroft and Jamie Garellick.

40:51That was, that's perfectly, that's perfectly reasonable and standard operating procedure because the adult, one of the dollars brothers said on the JFK assassination commission, right? So that makes sense. Well, that's right. You know, I forgot about those wonderful brothers. Yeah, Alan Dolez. Now, when was the first, when was the first WTC bombing? It was at 93. 93. Yeah. So in 95, they, they build a administrative wall. So yeah, in 93, she was a lawyer for Jared Kushner. Oh, she's one of Jared Kushner's lawyers. Oh, no, oh my God. I bet if you look hard, don't you'll find Epstein, Epstein in there. Oh, that, well, we have it. I mean, we could do another show on the Epstein 9-11 emails where, when the, with this tranche of emails, these, if you, if you look at all this,

41:53all the years, they supposedly have all these years, decades of Epstein emails, right? And then you look at the data, and this has just been recently sorted out, between 99 and 2001, there's no information. And, and one of the emails, he was invited to be, or his lane was invited to be on the shadow 9-11 commission. They were talking about, talking about that, joking. That's right. I think I saw that graph that shows the number of documents released every year and then it goes down to zero. Between 99 and 2001. Right. And then it goes back up. All right. I'm going to go back. What were they, what were they talking about in there? I don't know. Then we have Lucky Larry Silverstein. And, you know, you know, he gets, what does he get?

42:57Nine billion. I, I, you know, and then, of course, who wanted, didn't they want, didn't they want Henry Kissinger to be on the 9-11 commission? Yes. And a note, a note just came in from Mike. Yes, they want Henry Kissinger. Right. Well, they should have got, what's his name? Morning Mika's father on there too. Yeah, Briginski. Briginski. Oh, well, there's no, yeah, that's, that's a brilliant guy, right? Yeah. So. Who could say Jamie Correlik, Jamie Correlik was also the lawyer for an opioid distributor against the DEA. Look at this. I, you know, and who are the big opioid people from Connecticut? I forgot the family name. Sackler. The sack, sacklers. And who was their lawyer? Well, America's mayor Rudy Giuliani.

44:00I, isn't that interesting? As far as the, what, the turtuous? The Dershowitz is right now representing the three American Israeli serial rapists, the Alexander brothers. And in an effort, I think, to get them clemency from the president. Well, his, yeah, did you hear what his defense, his defense line is, is that they didn't remove the runderware so they couldn't have done it. No. You're not making that up, are you? You think? Well, that was, that was his defense. That was his defense when he was accused of being on FC in Ireland. He says, I didn't know how to massage. I didn't remove my underwear so I couldn't have done that. It was all, it was an old lady too. They did it to me. I actually have a bet with my Trump Maga friends that those three guys are going to get their clemency.

45:03Those horrible rapists. And then they'll just go to Israel. Yeah. Well, wow. So we see all these names like occurring all the time. Louis Free, Jamie Garellic, Rudy Giuliani, America's mayor goes and defends the sacklers. Gee, I wonder if we're all getting duped in some way. Are we all getting played? Yeah, you know, you start to look at all this. And you go, it's just like the 21st century version of the purple gang murder incorporated and the outfit. The line is unbroken. Yeah. Yeah, just a whole bunch of gangsters. I just figure somewhere in there, you know, Meyer Lansky's gonna pop up with Bugsie Siegel. And they're going to be, you know, there's pictures of those guys party in Wichita Gohoever,

46:05you know, so I don't know it. Oh, yeah. I have no doubts about the relationships between people in government and people in organized crime. Just, you know, I think people are a little bit naive about that. Is there, yeah. That's sort of like I like to call that a distinction without a difference. Keep right, right? Right. It's gangster governor. I got at this point. I have a question here. I have a question. Where is Whitey? I need some thought Craig. I'm here. I'm on Whitey. Come on, Whitey. Whoever he was kind of kept files just like Epstein, it's like, you know, he had his own file. You have, he had files on everybody the way that Epstein does in a lot of ways during this time. You know, it's almost like a precursor to that. There's probably been, in fact, there's been something like that going on the whole time that this is probably back even to when the country formed a constitution.

47:08You know that the Hellfire Club and all that, they control each other by having the dirt on each other. You think of Hoover and organized crime. It's why for lots of years, I guess, that they didn't investigate or go after organized crime, not until Joe Kennedy had a stroke and whatnot. You know, until Van Rellie, you know, it switched right about the time to Kennedy, the growth of Scott in there before. I was like a gentleman's agreement between them. You know, Whitey, we have the perfect co-host on here today. And Karen, I have a question for you was, was Robert Morris and Alexander Hamilton running a blackmail ring back then? Do we know anything about that? Well, it looks like Alexander Hamilton got caught up in his own problems, didn't he? With a little bit of money going to some sort of shading investments that he then claimed was to pay off,

48:10you know, a woman for sex. So I would say that probably. Oh, remember that one, right? I've come to learn that the whole Mariah Reynolds thing and his whole big pamphlet saying, no, I wasn't doing that. This was just an affair with a woman was all likely cover for him using federal money for speculation. And I got that from reading some of the old newspapers you can't find anymore. So it wouldn't surprise me if that stuff was going on then. Well, you know, the brilliant that he's referred to by some of his confederates, I was supposed to be a joke. The Robert or not Robert Morris, Goothan or Morris, the brilliant Goothan or Morris, he had a, he watched with a limp. Do we remember why?

49:11Why he watched the leg? How do you do that? What happened? Climbing out of a Mary Woman's window. Her husband came home and he jumped out the window of a second story and broke his leg. And, but these are the founding fathers, right? Some more of the founding fathers. The founding fraudsters. He was, he was, he was, he was doing his share of fathering, I guess. He was, oh boy. Oh boy. Now for you to check. For the record, that's not how I broke my leg. Okay. Okay. I'm here. Okay. Okay. Well, so I wonder, you know, of course you guys probably know that it was a rumor that the whole Playboy mansion was all wired for video and audio and used as a massive blackmail operation. No doubt. No doubt. No doubt. It, yes, surely it was wired that little underground tunnel of love.

50:11They had their, right, right, right, the ground of this, right? And, and what about the Playboy jet? They used to transport, they used for trafficking and moving women around. Girls, yeah. Right, the Playboy jet. So the, so the question is like, who's taken over for Epstein? It's got to be somebody, right? Well, I think there's, I think there's probably multiple, I think, I think Epstein was probably the whale, it's a big fish, but there's probably derivatives and spin offs of that at lower levels at state and even municipal levels, people that are running these things, handlers. Okay. So every congressman has an, a senator has an APEC handler or a member or a watcher.

51:12Okay. Okay. Lobbyist corporations do it. This is what private eyes, private investigation, they're using probably similar tactics and strategies for control and manipulation over people. So Epstein was, yeah. So the Congress becomes like, like a criminal gang where in order to get in and stay in, you have to commit some kind of crime or indiscretion. Yeah. And then that ensures that you're not going to testify against anyone else. Well, in order to be, in order to be in the, the, the Jew mafia or the Italian La Custa, Nostra, you had to be made. Right. And to be made means what? What does it mean to be made? To be a made man? What does that mean? Italian mafia, you had to kill somebody. Okay. So in order to be in the, the, the, the federal industrial,

52:20gang club, congress senate, you got to be a made man or made woman. Okay. And which means that you got to have dirt and, but you have to have done something compromising. Right. So that so that you're controllable or extortable. Okay. And, and, and of course, in order to be president, you have to be completely, oh, I don't know, I don't know, politically, sodomized, you know. I don't know. I don't know how to be, it's kind of graphic, but yeah. Well, you know, the other thing that, that frustrates me with thumb, the Trump supporters is that they just simply refused to acknowledge who the people were. He socialized with in New York throughout his life. Like everybody in New York knew about his nightlife with all of these absolute low lives, right? Like the fashion industry, like Roy Cohn. Roy Cohn, beauty pageants, fashion industry.

53:24I'm these, right. Yeah. What a creep. The lowest of the low. He always associated with, with these absolute low lives. Everyone in New York knew that. I know this sounds terrible, but every time, every time, you know, and this is, I really appreciate you bringing that up, Karen. And then, you know, relating that to the, to the Zionist, so-called right wing, whatever his supporters are. I really appreciate you doing that. And that makes me smile when I see $8 diesel and gas. I smile because I just, I just look at him and go, I don't have to drive to work, but you suckers do. And you know what I'm hoping, you know, that everybody got mad when Marjorie Taylor Green said that Trump told her to stop pushing on the Epstein files because a full release of them would quote her, my friends.

54:28He told the truth. He was telling the truth. Yeah. It's such a, and none of these people will believe it. Oh, she's a liar. She made it up. And I've said to people, come on, you guys knew who he was in New York. What do you suddenly blind to who his friends were in New York? You know, Epstein, of course, Ray Cohen, the Jacques Brunel, right? The guy, the fashion model, Trev, who mysteriously died in prison in Europe. He was friends with the Clintons. Yeah. And who else, his guy who's like some sort of special envoy to Europe, who, who, what was his modeling agent said this big modeling agency that was all teenagers he would get from all over the world. These were Trump's friends. And there's still his friends. Some of them are ambassadors to other countries. And he told the truth. He said it will hurt my friends. So I'm hoping that, you know, if gas can get up to $10 a gallon, they might suddenly be perceptive to that message that he's always been a low life.

55:31Well, as, as, as Grandpa Gaddy, and we're kind of hitting towards the end of our show here. But so I think it's appropriate that we do it. We'll have a little homage to Grandpa Gaddy here. And Mike would ask his grandpa, he say, Pa, why is it going to take for people to change? And Grandpa's, Grandpa Gaddy and his, you know, profound age old wisdom said, pain, boy, it's going to take pain. So bring it on, bring to pain on, you know. So. That was like my, like one of my mother's most favorite comebacks to me when I was asking her a question about life post-war, world war two life for women. And what women's lives were like in the 1950s and everything. And telling her, you know, this whole, the whole feminist thing I was learning. I was saying, is this true? Is this true? Is this true? And my mother looked at me. So this is my mother who didn't get to finish school, right?

56:31She had to quit school at 14 or 15 to go work in a factory during the war or whatever. Very smart woman though. She looks at me and she says, I assure you hope you didn't pay all that money at NYU to learn that kind of horse shit. You know, I like your mom. Yeah. She's just, what a great comeback. I'll never forget it. You know, pretty much telling me that all of that was garbage. And you can't believe that. And at least then I had like women my mother's age to ask. But now it's like there's nobody to talk to or people don't ask anybody older because why not? I can just Google it or even worse now. I'll just ask at GPT. And so there's no reference point to anything. You'll have, you'll have a better experience in life going forward at R.A.J. if you spend more time with young people. I'm serious. Spend more time. And you have a much better conversation and you'll find much more pleasure and opportunity

57:37to just talk about real things actually. So. Oh, that's true. And that's what I do what my father taught me. And but you know, because the Trump disease has hit a certain age group. Right. Oh. And I guess we fall into it. It was so great to be with you guys. I love you, Karen. I love you. Bye bye. Love you. I'll be back tomorrow night at 9 p.m. for history with Mrs. Q. Thanks everyone. Bye, there. Bye. Bye.

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