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Speaker 1 (00:00):
I'm not saying the de is good, but I'm just
saying he never got it. While he was alive. He
was a nobody, just like Picasso. And then he goes
and croaks, and just like Picasso, everything he did in
life becomes examined and people fascinate over it. Again, how
did he get like he was a financier? Right? And
uh yeah, a lot of people were close to this guy.
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It was weird. It's just weird, Like there are picked
pictures with a lot of people with this guy over
the years. You know, it kind of reminds me of
the guy that runs fanatics, Like the guy that runs
like the clothing the sports clothing outlet. He has all
these people that are always like partying and hanging out
at his place. Why how did that guy get the end? Like?
How did that guy become the guy everybody's like going
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to his parties? What's going on there now? Of course,
Epstein in two thousand and five started getting investigated in
Palm Beach, Florida. A parent report that he had sexually
abused their daughter, and then a federal officials identified up
to thirty six girls, some of hiss young as fourteen
years old. Whom he had done that with thirty six.
Then he was arrested again in twenty nineteen. This is
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what eventually leads to his demise federal charges for the
sex traffick of minors in New York and Florida. And
then a month later he was in his jail sale
and they found him dead. And a lot of people
are saying that somebody put a hit out on him
because he was going to tell him everything. I don't
know if I believe that per se, but this guy
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definitely took a lot of secrets with him, a lot
of people that he was trafficking to and maybe around
or maybe working with. Again. I hate just deciding that
I'm gonna like opine on stuff that I don't have
facts on, and that's why we need the facts. Well,
guess what Pam Bondi, the Attorney General of the United
States said yesterday. The facts are coming lug out, and
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you know how they gave them out. Today, the White
House handed over binders with what was led to Belief
Phase one of the Epstein files to a bunch of influencers.
What to influencers wait hold on, online influencers, Internet influencers.
She gave the Epstein files to a bunch of You
don't think I could be an influencer. I'm not gonna
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be able to go on OnlyFans and like have an
account there. Certainly she gave the the Epstein files to
a bunch of YouTube bros. What does Jake Paul have
an Epstein file? Now I didn't see Jake, but I
mean that's kind of what are we talking about? What
are we doing? Yeah? Rogan o'handley known as d C Draino,
sure Jaya Raichik, who I think is the Libs of
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TikTok girl. I think she's the one who runs the
Libs of TikTok and conservative political commentator Liz Wheeler. They
had binders and they walked out of the White House
holding Maga hats, which they had a few of. I
don't know why they got given them, but they're holding
it up. Rogan o'handley, by the way, wearing an unbelievable
four piece suit. Why not five piece? Make it a combo?
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Does that count? Four piece? Does the tie count? Do
you get fries with that shake? He's got the pants,
he's got the coat, he's got the vest, and he's
got the big type. I told you there's dudes. I
didn't know Rogan o'handley. You think they're naming girls Rogan
the girls Reagan. Yeah, that's Reagan, not Rogan. Why not?
I don't know anyway. Yeah, so they have the binder,
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so I guess we have to wait for them to
tell us what's in it. But according to some national
news outlets that I've been reading and trying to scour,
they think that whatever is in these binders that these
particular influencers have been given, most of it has probably
been in the public already. So we don't know anything yet,
and I'm sure these influencers have been entrusted d C
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Draino Gonna, I guess, get get to work and try
to scour this information the best that he can and
then make a video about it would be my guess,
much ado about nothing? I suppose I hope she made
copies who pam. Yeah. I would hate for one of
these documents to end up in like a tiktokalk challenge
and get tied pod juice all over it. Oh, come on,
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that's not what this stuff all not. Everybody's that dumb.
You know what the latest TikTok trend is dropping heavy
things on your feet. I'm serious, I'm one hundred percent serious.
Have you done it? No, I don't have a TikTok. Oh.
I sit at home and I look at the wall,
and then I go to bed and I get up
in the morning. How do you know that? That's a
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TikTok challenge if you don't have TikTok? Because I was
looking for a you guy and f that was gonna
be my next You can't use that now I know
I ruined it. You've earned it. Like I got a
couple of bowling balls. You want to borrow one of those? Like? Yeah, sure,
you want to do it. Okay, let's do it. Let's
get George Boy to drop some things on his feet?
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Why not? But you got to wear the George. Now, see,
you're already halfway there to being a successful influence. I'm
halfway to get an Epstein file. That's what I am.
We got a new goal. We got a new goal.
Let's get George Boy in Epstein file. How do we
do it? How do we do call in? Now? Don't
call it now, I turned the phones off. How do
we get George Boy an E. F. Steed file? We
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need this to happen. Sentence never spoken before and probably
never well again. Oh why why do we do this
to ourselves? This is ridiculous. I need one of those files. No,
you don't. Why do you need one of them? So
I can read it to my followers. You're just gonna
read it to them like reach a weird ASMR voice.
Oh that's yeah, that's how. It's like a fake British accent. Gosh,
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I'm not to have puppets. I don't know what are
they doing online these days? I don't know. Good Laye Masquell,
she's alive still, Like, why didn't anybody asking her these things?
Sometimes tells me lawyers might get in the way of that. No,
you're probably right. You're you're gonna have a tough time
with that. While flight logs, names of associates potentially could
be released here and uh, we'll do the best that
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we can on let you know if we learn anything.
But I'm not holding my breath. You don't want one
of this. You don't want to get yourself mixed up
in political TikTok Okay, you just don't. That's how you
get yourself in trouble. You're either you're one of two things.
You're like rogan O Handley, and you find yourself outside
the White householding the Epstein files because you've been entrusted
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by the federal government to make content based around something
that people want to know stuff about, even if this
is nothing that we haven't already seen or stuff we
don't we already know, or you end up just being
hated by most people because you have thoughts that are
not shared by the people who are in taking your TikTok.
You just don't like it's a lose lose, Like, yeah,
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you might get to shake the hands with the President
if you get successful enough. Maybe you could just call
DC Draino and have him, you know, like, have you
be a Midwestern correspondent for him. That new Manuma guy
get one, we give it. Why don't we give the
new Manuma guy out an influencer. He got money because
he did stuff on the internet one time. Seems like
he's worthy of one. No, he's not. He didn't say anything.
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He just lip synced a German song, did a dance
and everybody thought he was funny. He hasn't said anything.
You can't just because you make internet money doesn't make
you an influencer, Well, I would have said hawk Tua,
but she's out of the line line she's an influencer.
Now she should have got one that was an influencer.
Was may she rest in peace? I love what the
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whole world is acting like she's dead? Well she might
as well be. Let's be honest, right, she's dead to us?
Fifteen minutes was up? See you? That was a fast
fifteen What a cold heartless world we live in? I
mean full of botox you know' She's definitely one of those.
I mean, if she's only twenty one or twenty two,
she certainly would have been in the mix of like
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have a botox endorsement, Like stat man, she's got it.
She's got to be just like what is she doing?
Because she did do a new podcast, but it was
with a crypto bro that basically explained why she isn't
at fault and we haven't heard anything from her since
it's been months. Dude, Like they do a kegger after that,
or what happened to a keg stan be, Like, let
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me tell you exactly why Hawk two is not at
fault after I do the keg stan bro. No, no, no,
but it's the kind of guy that would have done that.
Though if it would have not have been such a
serious topic of conversation, then he is the type of
guy I would have believed that happening. Oh no, No,
what does she do in these days? She just ruminating
on the lost opportunities that she just had. I mean,
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she certainly wasn't going to be that famous for that long,
because what does she have to offer the world beyond
just the joke that was certainly going to burn out
at some point. But now it's not even just about
like she's not She can't even be seen, is the thing?
Like as soon as she shows back up, she knows
what's going to be coming for her, nothing but hate,
and she did it to herself. It's crazy. I wonder
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how somebody lives with themselves knowing that they fumbled their
own fame and fortune. You remember that Seinfeld episode where
Kramer gets a whole TV set and he just changes
his whole living room into a whole TV set and
pretends to have a TV show. I bet that's what
she's doing. I bet she's at home. She's set up
her whole podcast setup, but the camera's not rolling, and
she's got like she's got like her pets as guests
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and her little stuffed animals. Oh, and she's telling all
of her stories. She's just trying to you know, things
are getting little looney in hot I was gonna, I
was gonna say, do we need to call a doctor?
Somebody need to a wellness check on Haktua. No, that
seems like the start of a bad video that you
don't want to click on. And all of a sudden,
Haktua was back to being an influencer three seventeen.
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Speaker 1 (09:41):
I think being an influencer, you never needed less talent
or skill to like try to get famous. But I
don't think it's ever been harder to stay famous or
stay relevant in that world. Right, So, like we have
this job. We're on the radio. People know who we are,
and that's fine. Our scope is not the Internet as
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far as right, Like we focus on audio, we focus
on radio, we focus on podcasts. When you're on the Internet,
it could go like a hundred different ways, and you
kind of can no longer be localized as much as
you can just be like, hey, just this famous person
for whatever. But to stay famous, you have to have
actual skill. You have to be able to rise above
and build a following. And that's what these three people
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who got the Epstein files, or what we're led to
believe are the Epstein files, what we're led to believe.
You know, these are people that deserve that because they're
willing to do work to make themselves famous. They didn't
just say one joke in the microphone one time and
then built an entire empire of internet entertainment based solely
on the fact that you told one joke like hawk
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to a girl. Is this good or bad? Though? Because
now it's harder to break in to that like upper echelon,
but it's never been easier to give it a go.
What does a guy who's DC draino like, Like, what
does he have that we don't have? Besides an understanding
of how to you know, edit videos very well and
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how to talk like a YouTuber, which is a way
to talk right right now? You watch like, first of all,
go go to YouTube and find some of these videos
of these people, and you know what their videos thumbnail is.
It's them always making this crazy face with the picture
of whatever they're talking about behind them, right, like how
do they talk? I want to figure it out. It's
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like you'll never guess what we saw this time that
we went over here, right like TikTok talk, right, TikTok
talk talk, and it's like you'll never understand what's going
on in the Ukraine. I went and I learned about
this thing over here, and you'll never find out what
it is. And then they keep just like leading on,
leading on, and then after sixty seconds, if you watching
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their TikTok video, oh and by the way, nothing happened.
That's that's why TikTok is successful, because they're able to
keep you for their sixty seconds and try to entertain
you while they're giving you whatever information you're looking for.
Or it's just a bunch of people dropping heavy stuff
on their feet and seeing what the heck happens to them, which,
by the way, I'm in for if TikTok influencers want
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to do that to themselves, like I'm down, if it
rids the world of TikTok influencers, I'm in. It's not
gonna get rid of them, it's just gonna well quite Frankly,
if you're a pediatrist, you're just sitting here, you know,
twiddling your thumbs waiting for the cash, the trucks of
cash to just get unloaded at your business. No, a
pediatrist tricked a TikTok kid into starting this challenge with
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the idea that maybe it would catch on, and then
they get a bunch of business. Your feet have so
many little bones in them. They do your feet little
brittle bones, and you're gonna break them just for a
TikTok challenge. And like you said, podiatrists, you know, that's
why I think they probably planted the idea into somebody.
They're like, hey, this would be really funny to do.
You should go do that and then come to us
when you were foot breaks. We got a lot of
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terms for these gen z fellas and ladies running around
among us. How about this one. The scooter generation. They're
all gonna be on motorized carts because their feet don't
work because they've been dropping things on them. The scooter generation, Yeah,
they're gonna be all They're all there. They're gonna have
a they're gonna have an emotional support animal and a
scooter at age like twenty four. Oh come on man,
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just buzzing around the Iowa State Fair. Oh, come on man,
I see enough scooters at the fair and none of
them are that age. It's coming man, They're gonna have
a Pokemon backpack. What do you know it's going? Where
are you trying to hurt me? Like? Wait, no, I'm sorry,
I forgot you like Pokemon I was. I'm sorry. I'm
spicy today. Why are you trying to hurt me? Like
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I didn't mean it? You know, like I can just
walk out right now. No, don't do it. Hey, look,
let me find it different Nearrudo. How about they got
a new Rudo backpack? Oh yeah, yeah, because that's so
much better. Let's just dunk on anime fans. Why don't
you Sailor Moon? Yeah, another anime congratulators. There we go. Wow, hilarious,
you're ridiculous, uh aj, says DC. Draino's been around doing
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research for the on the Deep State for you years.
He knows his stuff, so there you go. And his
name's Rogan o'handley, you know. And I've been researching lately
deep dish. There's no way you make a good deep dish. Oh,
I've been zero. Been making it zero. I've just been
researching it, Yeah, researching it to eat it. Okay, Yeah,
DC Draino. He's apparently a former lawyer, and he's older
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than we. He's older than I am. He's a class
of O three. Is that's older than you. Yeah, he
graduated from high school in O three So he's so
this is not this is like a forty year old guy.
He practiced law in the Hollywood area for six years.
After the twenty sixteen election, he started an Instagram account
under the pseudonym DC Draino. After the account started to
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gain traction, he quit his job as an attorney so
he could make social media content full time, and he
founded a digital media company. What he was making good
enough money as an influencer in twenty sixteen or twenty seventeen.
Like it happened fast. I don't know, man, It's pretty
cool though. Good for him. Also, he's a potentially he's
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been named as a potential candidate in the past for
Florida's fifteenth congressional district. And uh, obviously he's got Trump's here,
so you know, like, if you ever wanted to run
for anything in twenty six why would you do that though,
why you why would you run for something when you're
just like making money just doing stuff on the internet.
Why would you want more responsibility? Like, yeah, he's a lawyer,
and yeah you probably be pretty decent at it, but
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it's just like, what a difficult job that you don't need.
The guy was a lawyer. That's crazy. Man. Good for
him though, and you know what, you know what else?
You know else he did? He got the Epstein files
in a binder, a whole binder full of them. Now
whether or not, I guess we're gonna have to go
to d C. Drainer to see if anything is like
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legit in there. But you got to check it out.
That four piece suit he's got, I'm calling it a
four piece because I'm counting the tie. He looked good
if I if, I like, I don't know what money
he's making, but man, that suit was nice. Go look
it up. Go look up the pictures of him in
the suit. I mean that is like he's got the
suit open. You can see the entire vest. Like, somebody,
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let me know where I could get me one of them?
Why not the bow tie? I like both tyes. I
do like both ties. I don't think he needs a
bow tie, though I think it looks good like that.
I would rock the bow tie, though I like both ties.
I like him too. Yeah. Anyway, good for you, Rogan
and the other people they got one of those binders.
I guess good for you. I mean, what a weird
thing to say to somebody who just got the binder
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of a criminal who was in trouble for sex trafficking.
Not something that I figured you'd be congratulating people for,
But in this case, congratulations on getting your Epstein files
of sex trafficking information. I suppose what are you gonna do?
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The in New York FBI And uh yeah, DC Draina
one of the first guys to go to on X
when I want the latest news. He always has the scoop.
So maybe I'm just looking in the wrong places. Many
maybe uh maybe DC Draino's our guy. Maybe we just
need to go to what's d C Draino talking about?
And I don't know how these guys do it right?
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Two point one million followers on X two point one million,
Like that's more than most of the athletes that I
follow by a lot. It's two point one million more
than me. You don't have an X account, do you,
Matt I do? I have three followers, two of them
are fake. Hawk Tua was famous for what a few months?
But she was pretty famous, Like she was like the
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biggest name in the world in the United States at
least for like three months. Isn't that all you need
to know about this deplorable society we live in? Four
hundred and twenty thousand? Okay, how many of these like like, like,
name an athlete? Uh, Aaron Rodgers? Aaron Rodgers. I don't
think he's got an X account. Maybe he does, Oh
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he does. He hasn't posted on it for over a year, No,
for over six months. But four million. That was bad.
That was a bad one, My bad. I don't follow
him though. Is a guy Anthony Edwards and Anthony Edwards.
That's a good one. Anthony Nay Edwards the Aunt Edwards
three hundred and twelve thousand, Oh, three hundred and twelve. Wow,
look at that. Hawktua has over one hundred thousand more
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than one of the stars of the NBA. So that's
what I'm saying, isn't that crazy? Sure is fascinating anyway,
d C Draino. So he says, today I met with
President Trump, JD Vance, Pambondi, and Cash Btel at the
Oval Office. They handed me a binder copy of the
Epstein files. This is the most transparent administration in American history.
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The best part this is just the start. Ag Bondi
confirmed there are thousands more Epstein file documents being secretly
held in the sd N Y and they will be
delivered to the DOJ and DC by February twenty eighth,
which is tomorrow. People will be going to jail for
what they've done. And then of course it's a picture
of him holding up the binder and him looking just
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great in that suit. Holy cow, and he's got the
libs of TikTok girl next to him kind of looking
at him. So I don't know what's going on there,
but let's be nice to be him, That's all I'm saying.
He's got to figure it out, and he's a lawyer,
so he's got a backup plan. That's what you need.
You can try to be an influencer, but you have
to have a good backup plan. If it does work
out or if people try to cancel you. I think
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his beard's weird, well because it's got gray in it.
He's like forty. How many people that are forty don't
have at least some gray coming in? Dudes? Especially? Do
you want him to mister I hate fake people? You
want him to die? Die as beard? No, it's just fine.
It is now now that you've been called out. Yeah, oohktua,
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mister double standard over here. Yeah, that's what I'm saying now,
You're not wrong. I'm a walking contradiction. That's not true.
I'm a joke of a man anyway. So d C. Draino,
who knew, gonna have to gonna have to pay closer
attention to him. Uh. He also said, yeah, he he
posts all the time. Liz we by the way, who
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was one of the others there, host of the Liz
Wheeler Show. She's got one million followers. Here's what she
said about this, and d C. Draino said, this is
what it's all about. Are you ready? You're ready for this.
I'm just gonna say what Liz Wheeler said, because I'm
the news now. You're all ready for this. I'm the
news now. She says, this is the story President Trump
and ag Pan. Bondi committed to releasing the Epstein files.
The FBI was told to deliver the files to Bondi.
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They did about two hundred pages. Bondi smelled her at
because there was nothing juicy in those two hundred pages,
just flight logs and a rollodex of phone numbers. No
smoking no smoking gun. If I can spit it out
without choking on my own spit. Still, Bondi promised to
release the documents, so she prepared a binder of them. So, okay,
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here you go. Then last night a whistleblower contacted Bondi
and revealed that the sdn Y was hiding potentially thousands
of EPSTEIN files, defying Bondi's order to give them all
to her. We're talking recordings, evidence, etc. The juicy stuff
names these swamps a sd and Y deceived Bondy cash
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and you be outrage that the binder is boring. You
should be, because the evil Deep State lied to your face.
This binder is powerful because it's tangible, physical evidence of
the disgusting stunt the sd and Y tried to pull.
Bondi is now demanding all the Epstein evidence from sd
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and Y, plus an investigation into the persons who committed
this act of defiance. The legacy media has betrayed you
again and again and again. They light to you, they
smear you, they gaslight you. They deserve no special access
to real time exposure of corruption because they played a
role in covering it up in the first place. You
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are the media. Elon said, yes, we are so celebrate
the regular people are being given access to the most
powerful people in our country to report undespicable corruption as
it's being uncovered in real time, and be very very
angry that deep state agents in the swamp at the
sdn Y are at this very moment defining President Trump
and ag Bondy and you who voted him into office,
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lying and hiding the truth about Jeffrey Epstein because they
don't want their own corruption and weaponization of government exposed.
That's the story that was shared by Liz Wheeler less
than twenty minutes ago. What do you think that's pretty
good stuff? Don't you think it? Sure? What was salacious? Yeah,
something like that. We got to talk back here about
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this particular conversation there. Do we know who this is from? No? Okay,
So nameless, faceless person who was sending us talkbacks which
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Those Epstein files are available online at Vault dot FBI
dot gov. Chuck them out there, we go. All right,
sounds good, I'll look into those. You know what, I think.
I think I'm gonna wait for this super sialacious stuff
though that the SD and Y isn't uh isn't sharing
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with us? Of course, SD and Y. You know who
that is. It's the Southern District of New York. Of
course they're the ones that have all the stuff because
it was in their jurisdiction. But you know whose jurisdiction
it was also in? How about we talk about the
jurisdiction of the federal government of the United States of
America America? Am I a writer? Am I right? That's
what I thought? I am right? And yeah, happy, Okay,
So so I got Liz here, and uh li, Liz
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got the got the thing and that was a good
piece of work that she did there and then I
got d C. Draino here, and then the libs of TikTok,
who I already follow, And you know what, I'll be
following these people and letting you know what they have
to say because they're probably gonna get the access to
it first. Sounds like instead of just telling us from
the politician standpoint, it's kind of interesting that they're going
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through some notable inflain. So yeah, Matt, maybe we should
just become Internet famous, and maybe we should start by
dropping heavy stuff on our feet and see if that'll
catch on. It's a good way to get started. It's
a good origin story. I didn't bring my pair of
gene shorts. I feel like you. You feel like I've
established my online identity as someone who wears those often.
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Maybe though I'll not only have one pair, but I'm
leaning into it. We need to get you new gene shorts. No,
don't make them shorter. I'm not doing that. You have
to get No, we're not doing that. We have to no,
because that's what's gonna get you going viral. People are
gonna be like, look at George Boil over here, and
we're already in I don't think you really understand just
how pale my knees are. That's part of the appeal.
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You have to understand that people are going to be
drawn in the fact that this very pale Midwestern man
and twenty twenty five is still wearing short jean shorts
like it's nineteen eighty six. What am I, Lieutenant? Dangle
from Reno nine to one one? Yes? No, yes? And
you know what, then you're gonna have some of like
profound opinion about something and they're gonna be like, you know,
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George boy has quite a good point here. And guess
what next thing? You know, you're being invited to the
White House to get the Epstein files. Oh yeah, a
modern day jester. You know what, I don't hate. This
modern day jester happens to just get great access to
all the important people. I will tell you, though, I
wear those bad boys in public. If I pivot the
wrong way the sun hits my knees, I am causing
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Rex the glare off those knees. Don't do it to you,
don't do it to your fellow man. Why don't we
just like get some bronzer on there. It'll be fine. Well,
just bronze are your knees. Could you imagine your shins
are still very white, but all of a sudden, your
knees look like the knees of a nice like a
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Puerto Rican vacation, Like you were in Puerto Rico for
a week and you got some good color. Just my knees, though,
but just your knees. Yeah, there's something here. We gotta
tighten the screws on a few things and then we'll
start dropping bowling balls on your feet and we're off
and running. Three forty eight. Thanks for listening. I don't
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Are you cool with that? It is a level of
transparency we've never had before. It's just weird coming, like
they're trusting specific influencers to tell us the story instead
of letting themselves tell the story. And this kind of
goes into the whole thing of maybe Elon being this
guy who talks all the time, and it's kind of
talking and taking a lot of the heat off of Trump.
(26:33):
Maybe this is kind of just Donald Trump's way of
delegating what he's hoping to achieve in a broader sense
instead of just doing it all himself. You know what
they ought to do. They gotta have a video, and
they ought to do the ice Bucket challenge. While they're
going through the binder and discussing all the findings, you're
trying to give the influencers who are already famous in
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millions of followers, advice on what they could do to
be more famous. I think that should take it under
an advisement. I think you need to take under advisement
my idea of making you George Boy on social media
and we put you in short gene shorts all the time, no,
and you can the appearance is what draw people in.
And then you're gonna have these profound things that you're
(27:16):
talking about and or you're just saying stuff that's really dumb,
and then I can come in and correct you, and
we can be like George Boy and normal Guy, Normal
guy in George Boy. Now George Boy starts the conversation
and starts the video, and then normal Guy just accidentally
like crashes the video and corrects what George Boy has
(27:36):
to say. We're gonna We're gonna make it to the
top here This is how our campaign starts for twenty
twenty eight to get you to win the American Samoa
primary for President of the United States. Like, it just takes.
It takes. We gotta do the work now, we have
to do the legwork. Now. I'm just sitting here thinking
about anybody who's just on their way to home right
(28:01):
now or whatever they're doing, they're listening to this, They're like,
what the heck are you talking about with this guy
in his short George, Like, what, I don't know it
all is, honestly, it just all started talking about Jeffrey Epstein,
and you know that they eventually led to us talking
about Matt wearing jean shorts. So it's his fault. You
talk about a guy who was who was basically I mean,
(28:22):
he was a nobody in the public sphere until he died.
Well he was. Now look at the decisions he's making
in our society. Well, I'm just saying, you know, like, uh,
isn't his desk kind of the JFK of our lifetime?
A little bit? It's like, who did it? Why did
it happen? And where's the list of all the people
(28:42):
that could be incriminated by his wrongdoing. But we don't
know any I mean, we don't have any film. I mean,
we have a film of JFK. Yeah, the's a bruder film,
but it's but it's bad enough that you can't really
tell everything that's happening. We don't have film of Epstein.
We just have files that are hidden. They're being held
(29:03):
withheld from us. We've been told that about the JFK
assassination for years. I don't think we're gonna learn anything
new about that either. I think there's a lot of
this Epste stuff that we're gonna learn about a lot
of people. Diddy, right, same thing, Like, okay, so who
was hanging around Diddy and Diddy's parties. He's gonna get
got by that. Did you see that clip? But justin
(29:23):
Bieber lately he was playing hockey. No, he's like, first off,
he's wearing clothing that's like twelve sizes too big, and
that's that's all the kids are doing that I know.
But he looks like he's tweaking. He was just playing hockey. Now,
it's something weird going on with that guy. No, there's
not look it up. This guy played a celebrity hockey
game just like this week. I'll send you the clip,
y'all send you the clip of him playing hockey game.
(29:44):
It's great. He was the best athlete on this on
the ice. He wanted them to fake the other ones,
not figure it out. No, it's you. You just got
the deep fake. I watched this guy skating around like
a maniac and he's like having a great time. So
I don't know what you're talking about having a great
time until he went back that night and you know,
and what, I'm not going to finish the sentence. This
is a family show. What is wrong with you? You just
(30:04):
say you're trying to hate on Bieber. Now you want
gen zers like all over the place to hate like Biber.
I'm saying that he's a victim of some of the
stuff that's come out about he did he Tom says
street car Man in George Boy twenty twenty eight. Now
that's a good ticket. I don't think you can. I
don't think we can run as a ticket just to
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like win a caucus or a primary. Though, And we
got to be real choosy because we don't have we
don't have a lot of financial backing, you know what
I mean, Like for us to get on the ballot.
We're gonna need some dollars. Hey, Tom, how much money
you got? Can we extort people who are emailing me
for money so we can run for this? I mean,
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we're not gonna win anything. We just want to be
We just want to be on the news. And then say, hey,
some guy named Street Carmen and another guy named George
boy or at the top of the ticket in the
American Samoa. Could you imagine people will be planning on
American Samoa for years? Was after that? Oh, but it's
not funny, and it's not funny, ladies and gentlemen, Hey,
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I'm not saying the de is good, but I'm just
saying he never got it. While he was alive. He
was a nobody, just like Picasso. And then he goes
and croaks, and just like Picasso, everything he did in
life becomes examined and people fascinate over it. Again, how
did he get like he was a financier? Right? And
uh yeah, a lot of people were close to this guy.
(00:20):
It was weird. It's just weird, Like there are picked
pictures with a lot of people with this guy over
the years. You know, it kind of reminds me of
the guy that runs fanatics, Like the guy that runs
like the clothing the sports clothing outlet. He has all
these people that are always like partying and hanging out
at his place. Why how did that guy get the end? Like?
How did that guy become the guy everybody's like going
(00:42):
to his parties? What's going on there now? Of course,
Epstein in two thousand and five started getting investigated in
Palm Beach, Florida. A parent report that he had sexually
abused their daughter, and then a federal officials identified up
to thirty six girls, some of hiss young as fourteen
years old. Whom he had done that with thirty six.
Then he was arrested again in twenty nineteen. This is
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what eventually leads to his demise federal charges for the
sex traffick of minors in New York and Florida. And
then a month later he was in his jail sale
and they found him dead. And a lot of people
are saying that somebody put a hit out on him
because he was going to tell him everything. I don't
know if I believe that per se, but this guy
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definitely took a lot of secrets with him, a lot
of people that he was trafficking to and maybe around
or maybe working with. Again. I hate just deciding that
I'm gonna like opine on stuff that I don't have
facts on, and that's why we need the facts. Well,
guess what Pam Bondi, the Attorney General of the United
States said yesterday. The facts are coming lug out, and
(01:47):
you know how they gave them out. Today, the White
House handed over binders with what was led to Belief
Phase one of the Epstein files to a bunch of influencers.
What to influencers wait hold on, online influencers, Internet influencers.
She gave the Epstein files to a bunch of You
don't think I could be an influencer. I'm not gonna
(02:09):
be able to go on OnlyFans and like have an
account there. Certainly she gave the the Epstein files to
a bunch of YouTube bros. What does Jake Paul have
an Epstein file? Now I didn't see Jake, but I
mean that's kind of what are we talking about? What
are we doing? Yeah? Rogan o'handley known as d C Draino,
sure Jaya Raichik, who I think is the Libs of
(02:35):
TikTok girl. I think she's the one who runs the
Libs of TikTok and conservative political commentator Liz Wheeler. They
had binders and they walked out of the White House
holding Maga hats, which they had a few of. I
don't know why they got given them, but they're holding
it up. Rogan o'handley, by the way, wearing an unbelievable
four piece suit. Why not five piece? Make it a combo?
(02:57):
Does that count? Four piece? Does the tie count? Do
you get fries with that shake? He's got the pants,
he's got the coat, he's got the vest, and he's
got the big type. I told you there's dudes. I
didn't know Rogan o'handley. You think they're naming girls Rogan
the girls Reagan. Yeah, that's Reagan, not Rogan. Why not?
I don't know anyway. Yeah, so they have the binder,
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so I guess we have to wait for them to
tell us what's in it. But according to some national
news outlets that I've been reading and trying to scour,
they think that whatever is in these binders that these
particular influencers have been given, most of it has probably
been in the public already. So we don't know anything yet,
and I'm sure these influencers have been entrusted d C
(03:43):
Draino Gonna, I guess, get get to work and try
to scour this information the best that he can and
then make a video about it would be my guess,
much ado about nothing? I suppose I hope she made
copies who pam. Yeah. I would hate for one of
these documents to end up in like a tiktokalk challenge
and get tied pod juice all over it. Oh, come on,
(04:03):
that's not what this stuff all not. Everybody's that dumb.
You know what the latest TikTok trend is dropping heavy
things on your feet. I'm serious, I'm one hundred percent serious.
Have you done it? No, I don't have a TikTok. Oh.
I sit at home and I look at the wall,
and then I go to bed and I get up
in the morning. How do you know that? That's a
(04:24):
TikTok challenge if you don't have TikTok? Because I was
looking for a you guy and f that was gonna
be my next You can't use that now I know
I ruined it. You've earned it. Like I got a
couple of bowling balls. You want to borrow one of those? Like? Yeah, sure,
you want to do it. Okay, let's do it. Let's
get George Boy to drop some things on his feet?
(04:45):
Why not? But you got to wear the George. Now, see,
you're already halfway there to being a successful influence. I'm
halfway to get an Epstein file. That's what I am.
We got a new goal. We got a new goal.
Let's get George Boy in Epstein file. How do we
do it? How do we do call in? Now? Don't
call it now, I turned the phones off. How do
we get George Boy an E. F. Steed file? We
(05:08):
need this to happen. Sentence never spoken before and probably
never well again. Oh why why do we do this
to ourselves? This is ridiculous. I need one of those files. No,
you don't. Why do you need one of them? So
I can read it to my followers. You're just gonna
read it to them like reach a weird ASMR voice.
Oh that's yeah, that's how. It's like a fake British accent. Gosh,
(05:32):
I'm not to have puppets. I don't know what are
they doing online these days? I don't know. Good Laye Masquell,
she's alive still, Like, why didn't anybody asking her these things?
Sometimes tells me lawyers might get in the way of that. No,
you're probably right. You're you're gonna have a tough time
with that. While flight logs, names of associates potentially could
be released here and uh, we'll do the best that
(05:53):
we can on let you know if we learn anything.
But I'm not holding my breath. You don't want one
of this. You don't want to get yourself mixed up
in political TikTok Okay, you just don't. That's how you
get yourself in trouble. You're either you're one of two things.
You're like rogan O Handley, and you find yourself outside
the White householding the Epstein files because you've been entrusted
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by the federal government to make content based around something
that people want to know stuff about, even if this
is nothing that we haven't already seen or stuff we
don't we already know, or you end up just being
hated by most people because you have thoughts that are
not shared by the people who are in taking your TikTok.
You just don't like it's a lose lose, Like, yeah,
(06:35):
you might get to shake the hands with the President
if you get successful enough. Maybe you could just call
DC Draino and have him, you know, like, have you
be a Midwestern correspondent for him. That new Manuma guy
get one, we give it. Why don't we give the
new Manuma guy out an influencer. He got money because
he did stuff on the internet one time. Seems like
he's worthy of one. No, he's not. He didn't say anything.
(06:56):
He just lip synced a German song, did a dance
and everybody thought he was funny. He hasn't said anything.
You can't just because you make internet money doesn't make
you an influencer, Well, I would have said hawk Tua,
but she's out of the line line she's an influencer.
Now she should have got one that was an influencer.
Was may she rest in peace? I love what the
(07:19):
whole world is acting like she's dead? Well she might
as well be. Let's be honest, right, she's dead to us?
Fifteen minutes was up? See you? That was a fast
fifteen What a cold heartless world we live in? I
mean full of botox you know' She's definitely one of those.
I mean, if she's only twenty one or twenty two,
she certainly would have been in the mix of like
(07:40):
have a botox endorsement, Like stat man, she's got it.
She's got to be just like what is she doing?
Because she did do a new podcast, but it was
with a crypto bro that basically explained why she isn't
at fault and we haven't heard anything from her since
it's been months. Dude, Like they do a kegger after that,
or what happened to a keg stan be, Like, let
(08:03):
me tell you exactly why Hawk two is not at
fault after I do the keg stan bro. No, no, no,
but it's the kind of guy that would have done that.
Though if it would have not have been such a
serious topic of conversation, then he is the type of
guy I would have believed that happening. Oh no, No,
what does she do in these days? She just ruminating
on the lost opportunities that she just had. I mean,
(08:23):
she certainly wasn't going to be that famous for that long,
because what does she have to offer the world beyond
just the joke that was certainly going to burn out
at some point. But now it's not even just about
like she's not She can't even be seen, is the thing?
Like as soon as she shows back up, she knows
what's going to be coming for her, nothing but hate,
and she did it to herself. It's crazy. I wonder
(08:44):
how somebody lives with themselves knowing that they fumbled their
own fame and fortune. You remember that Seinfeld episode where
Kramer gets a whole TV set and he just changes
his whole living room into a whole TV set and
pretends to have a TV show. I bet that's what
she's doing. I bet she's at home. She's set up
her whole podcast setup, but the camera's not rolling, and
she's got like she's got like her pets as guests
(09:07):
and her little stuffed animals. Oh, and she's telling all
of her stories. She's just trying to you know, things
are getting little looney in hot I was gonna, I
was gonna say, do we need to call a doctor?
Somebody need to a wellness check on Haktua. No, that
seems like the start of a bad video that you
don't want to click on. And all of a sudden,
Haktua was back to being an influencer three seventeen.
Speaker 2 (09:31):
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Speaker 1 (09:41):
I think being an influencer, you never needed less talent
or skill to like try to get famous. But I
don't think it's ever been harder to stay famous or
stay relevant in that world. Right, So, like we have
this job. We're on the radio. People know who we are,
and that's fine. Our scope is not the Internet as
(10:04):
far as right, Like we focus on audio, we focus
on radio, we focus on podcasts. When you're on the Internet,
it could go like a hundred different ways, and you
kind of can no longer be localized as much as
you can just be like, hey, just this famous person
for whatever. But to stay famous, you have to have
actual skill. You have to be able to rise above
and build a following. And that's what these three people
(10:26):
who got the Epstein files, or what we're led to
believe are the Epstein files, what we're led to believe.
You know, these are people that deserve that because they're
willing to do work to make themselves famous. They didn't
just say one joke in the microphone one time and
then built an entire empire of internet entertainment based solely
on the fact that you told one joke like hawk
(10:48):
to a girl. Is this good or bad? Though? Because
now it's harder to break in to that like upper echelon,
but it's never been easier to give it a go.
What does a guy who's DC draino like, Like, what
does he have that we don't have? Besides an understanding
of how to you know, edit videos very well and
(11:09):
how to talk like a YouTuber, which is a way
to talk right right now? You watch like, first of all,
go go to YouTube and find some of these videos
of these people, and you know what their videos thumbnail is.
It's them always making this crazy face with the picture
of whatever they're talking about behind them, right, like how
do they talk? I want to figure it out. It's
(11:29):
like you'll never guess what we saw this time that
we went over here, right like TikTok talk, right, TikTok
talk talk, and it's like you'll never understand what's going
on in the Ukraine. I went and I learned about
this thing over here, and you'll never find out what
it is. And then they keep just like leading on,
leading on, and then after sixty seconds, if you watching
(11:51):
their TikTok video, oh and by the way, nothing happened.
That's that's why TikTok is successful, because they're able to
keep you for their sixty seconds and try to entertain
you while they're giving you whatever information you're looking for.
Or it's just a bunch of people dropping heavy stuff
on their feet and seeing what the heck happens to them, which,
by the way, I'm in for if TikTok influencers want
(12:11):
to do that to themselves, like I'm down, if it
rids the world of TikTok influencers, I'm in. It's not
gonna get rid of them, it's just gonna well quite Frankly,
if you're a pediatrist, you're just sitting here, you know,
twiddling your thumbs waiting for the cash, the trucks of
cash to just get unloaded at your business. No, a
pediatrist tricked a TikTok kid into starting this challenge with
(12:32):
the idea that maybe it would catch on, and then
they get a bunch of business. Your feet have so
many little bones in them. They do your feet little
brittle bones, and you're gonna break them just for a
TikTok challenge. And like you said, podiatrists, you know, that's
why I think they probably planted the idea into somebody.
They're like, hey, this would be really funny to do.
You should go do that and then come to us
when you were foot breaks. We got a lot of
(12:53):
terms for these gen z fellas and ladies running around
among us. How about this one. The scooter generation. They're
all gonna be on motorized carts because their feet don't
work because they've been dropping things on them. The scooter generation, Yeah,
they're gonna be all They're all there. They're gonna have
a they're gonna have an emotional support animal and a
scooter at age like twenty four. Oh come on man,
(13:16):
just buzzing around the Iowa State Fair. Oh, come on man,
I see enough scooters at the fair and none of
them are that age. It's coming man, They're gonna have
a Pokemon backpack. What do you know it's going? Where
are you trying to hurt me? Like? Wait, no, I'm sorry,
I forgot you like Pokemon I was. I'm sorry. I'm
spicy today. Why are you trying to hurt me? Like
(13:36):
I didn't mean it? You know, like I can just
walk out right now. No, don't do it. Hey, look,
let me find it different Nearrudo. How about they got
a new Rudo backpack? Oh yeah, yeah, because that's so
much better. Let's just dunk on anime fans. Why don't
you Sailor Moon? Yeah, another anime congratulators. There we go. Wow, hilarious,
you're ridiculous, uh aj, says DC. Draino's been around doing
(13:58):
research for the on the Deep State for you years.
He knows his stuff, so there you go. And his
name's Rogan o'handley, you know. And I've been researching lately
deep dish. There's no way you make a good deep dish. Oh,
I've been zero. Been making it zero. I've just been
researching it, Yeah, researching it to eat it. Okay, Yeah,
DC Draino. He's apparently a former lawyer, and he's older
(14:20):
than we. He's older than I am. He's a class
of O three. Is that's older than you. Yeah, he
graduated from high school in O three So he's so
this is not this is like a forty year old guy.
He practiced law in the Hollywood area for six years.
After the twenty sixteen election, he started an Instagram account
under the pseudonym DC Draino. After the account started to
(14:40):
gain traction, he quit his job as an attorney so
he could make social media content full time, and he
founded a digital media company. What he was making good
enough money as an influencer in twenty sixteen or twenty seventeen.
Like it happened fast. I don't know, man, It's pretty
cool though. Good for him. Also, he's a potentially he's
(15:04):
been named as a potential candidate in the past for
Florida's fifteenth congressional district. And uh, obviously he's got Trump's here,
so you know, like, if you ever wanted to run
for anything in twenty six why would you do that though,
why you why would you run for something when you're
just like making money just doing stuff on the internet.
Why would you want more responsibility? Like, yeah, he's a lawyer,
and yeah you probably be pretty decent at it, but
(15:25):
it's just like, what a difficult job that you don't need.
The guy was a lawyer. That's crazy. Man. Good for
him though, and you know what, you know what else?
You know else he did? He got the Epstein files
in a binder, a whole binder full of them. Now
whether or not, I guess we're gonna have to go
to d C. Drainer to see if anything is like
(15:46):
legit in there. But you got to check it out.
That four piece suit he's got, I'm calling it a
four piece because I'm counting the tie. He looked good
if I if, I like, I don't know what money
he's making, but man, that suit was nice. Go look
it up. Go look up the pictures of him in
the suit. I mean that is like he's got the
suit open. You can see the entire vest. Like, somebody,
(16:09):
let me know where I could get me one of them?
Why not the bow tie? I like both tyes. I
do like both ties. I don't think he needs a
bow tie, though I think it looks good like that.
I would rock the bow tie, though I like both ties.
I like him too. Yeah. Anyway, good for you, Rogan
and the other people they got one of those binders.
I guess good for you. I mean, what a weird
thing to say to somebody who just got the binder
(16:29):
of a criminal who was in trouble for sex trafficking.
Not something that I figured you'd be congratulating people for,
But in this case, congratulations on getting your Epstein files
of sex trafficking information. I suppose what are you gonna do?
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The in New York FBI And uh yeah, DC Draina
one of the first guys to go to on X
when I want the latest news. He always has the scoop.
So maybe I'm just looking in the wrong places. Many
maybe uh maybe DC Draino's our guy. Maybe we just
need to go to what's d C Draino talking about?
And I don't know how these guys do it right?
(17:12):
Two point one million followers on X two point one million,
Like that's more than most of the athletes that I
follow by a lot. It's two point one million more
than me. You don't have an X account, do you,
Matt I do? I have three followers, two of them
are fake. Hawk Tua was famous for what a few months?
But she was pretty famous, Like she was like the
(17:34):
biggest name in the world in the United States at
least for like three months. Isn't that all you need
to know about this deplorable society we live in? Four
hundred and twenty thousand? Okay, how many of these like like, like,
name an athlete? Uh, Aaron Rodgers? Aaron Rodgers. I don't
think he's got an X account. Maybe he does, Oh
(17:54):
he does. He hasn't posted on it for over a year, No,
for over six months. But four million. That was bad.
That was a bad one, My bad. I don't follow
him though. Is a guy Anthony Edwards and Anthony Edwards.
That's a good one. Anthony Nay Edwards the Aunt Edwards
three hundred and twelve thousand, Oh, three hundred and twelve. Wow,
look at that. Hawktua has over one hundred thousand more
(18:16):
than one of the stars of the NBA. So that's
what I'm saying, isn't that crazy? Sure is fascinating anyway,
d C Draino. So he says, today I met with
President Trump, JD Vance, Pambondi, and Cash Btel at the
Oval Office. They handed me a binder copy of the
Epstein files. This is the most transparent administration in American history.
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The best part this is just the start. Ag Bondi
confirmed there are thousands more Epstein file documents being secretly
held in the sd N Y and they will be
delivered to the DOJ and DC by February twenty eighth,
which is tomorrow. People will be going to jail for
what they've done. And then of course it's a picture
of him holding up the binder and him looking just
(18:58):
great in that suit. Holy cow, and he's got the
libs of TikTok girl next to him kind of looking
at him. So I don't know what's going on there,
but let's be nice to be him, That's all I'm saying.
He's got to figure it out, and he's a lawyer,
so he's got a backup plan. That's what you need.
You can try to be an influencer, but you have
to have a good backup plan. If it does work
out or if people try to cancel you. I think
(19:18):
his beard's weird, well because it's got gray in it.
He's like forty. How many people that are forty don't
have at least some gray coming in? Dudes? Especially? Do
you want him to mister I hate fake people? You
want him to die? Die as beard? No, it's just fine.
It is now now that you've been called out. Yeah, oohktua,
(19:39):
mister double standard over here. Yeah, that's what I'm saying now,
You're not wrong. I'm a walking contradiction. That's not true.
I'm a joke of a man anyway. So d C. Draino,
who knew, gonna have to gonna have to pay closer
attention to him. Uh. He also said, yeah, he he
posts all the time. Liz we by the way, who
(20:00):
was one of the others there, host of the Liz
Wheeler Show. She's got one million followers. Here's what she
said about this, and d C. Draino said, this is
what it's all about. Are you ready? You're ready for this.
I'm just gonna say what Liz Wheeler said, because I'm
the news now. You're all ready for this. I'm the
news now. She says, this is the story President Trump
and ag Pan. Bondi committed to releasing the Epstein files.
The FBI was told to deliver the files to Bondi.
(20:22):
They did about two hundred pages. Bondi smelled her at
because there was nothing juicy in those two hundred pages,
just flight logs and a rollodex of phone numbers. No
smoking no smoking gun. If I can spit it out
without choking on my own spit. Still, Bondi promised to
release the documents, so she prepared a binder of them. So, okay,
(20:43):
here you go. Then last night a whistleblower contacted Bondi
and revealed that the sdn Y was hiding potentially thousands
of EPSTEIN files, defying Bondi's order to give them all
to her. We're talking recordings, evidence, etc. The juicy stuff
names these swamps a sd and Y deceived Bondy cash
(21:03):
and you be outrage that the binder is boring. You
should be, because the evil Deep State lied to your face.
This binder is powerful because it's tangible, physical evidence of
the disgusting stunt the sd and Y tried to pull.
Bondi is now demanding all the Epstein evidence from sd
(21:24):
and Y, plus an investigation into the persons who committed
this act of defiance. The legacy media has betrayed you
again and again and again. They light to you, they
smear you, they gaslight you. They deserve no special access
to real time exposure of corruption because they played a
role in covering it up in the first place. You
(21:45):
are the media. Elon said, yes, we are so celebrate
the regular people are being given access to the most
powerful people in our country to report undespicable corruption as
it's being uncovered in real time, and be very very
angry that deep state agents in the swamp at the
sdn Y are at this very moment defining President Trump
and ag Bondy and you who voted him into office,
(22:08):
lying and hiding the truth about Jeffrey Epstein because they
don't want their own corruption and weaponization of government exposed.
That's the story that was shared by Liz Wheeler less
than twenty minutes ago. What do you think that's pretty
good stuff? Don't you think it? Sure? What was salacious? Yeah,
something like that. We got to talk back here about
(22:30):
this particular conversation there. Do we know who this is from? No? Okay,
So nameless, faceless person who was sending us talkbacks which
we appreciate, which you can do on the freeheart. Ready
up to search Levinton kfab at the red microphone button
when you see that pop up, and you can leave
us any sort of notes like this guy, Hey Emory.
(22:51):
Those Epstein files are available online at Vault dot FBI
dot gov. Chuck them out there, we go. All right,
sounds good, I'll look into those. You know what, I think.
I think I'm gonna wait for this super sialacious stuff
though that the SD and Y isn't uh isn't sharing
(23:13):
with us? Of course, SD and Y. You know who
that is. It's the Southern District of New York. Of
course they're the ones that have all the stuff because
it was in their jurisdiction. But you know whose jurisdiction
it was also in? How about we talk about the
jurisdiction of the federal government of the United States of
America America? Am I a writer? Am I right? That's
what I thought? I am right? And yeah, happy, Okay,
So so I got Liz here, and uh li, Liz
(23:37):
got the got the thing and that was a good
piece of work that she did there and then I
got d C. Draino here, and then the libs of TikTok,
who I already follow, And you know what, I'll be
following these people and letting you know what they have
to say because they're probably gonna get the access to
it first. Sounds like instead of just telling us from
the politician standpoint, it's kind of interesting that they're going
(23:58):
through some notable inflain. So yeah, Matt, maybe we should
just become Internet famous, and maybe we should start by
dropping heavy stuff on our feet and see if that'll
catch on. It's a good way to get started. It's
a good origin story. I didn't bring my pair of
gene shorts. I feel like you. You feel like I've
established my online identity as someone who wears those often.
(24:19):
Maybe though I'll not only have one pair, but I'm
leaning into it. We need to get you new gene shorts. No,
don't make them shorter. I'm not doing that. You have
to get No, we're not doing that. We have to no,
because that's what's gonna get you going viral. People are
gonna be like, look at George Boil over here, and
we're already in I don't think you really understand just
how pale my knees are. That's part of the appeal.
(24:41):
You have to understand that people are going to be
drawn in the fact that this very pale Midwestern man
and twenty twenty five is still wearing short jean shorts
like it's nineteen eighty six. What am I, Lieutenant? Dangle
from Reno nine to one one? Yes? No, yes? And
you know what, then you're gonna have some of like
profound opinion about something and they're gonna be like, you know,
(25:03):
George boy has quite a good point here. And guess
what next thing? You know, you're being invited to the
White House to get the Epstein files. Oh yeah, a
modern day jester. You know what, I don't hate. This
modern day jester happens to just get great access to
all the important people. I will tell you, though, I
wear those bad boys in public. If I pivot the
wrong way the sun hits my knees, I am causing
(25:24):
Rex the glare off those knees. Don't do it to you,
don't do it to your fellow man. Why don't we
just like get some bronzer on there. It'll be fine. Well,
just bronze are your knees. Could you imagine your shins
are still very white, but all of a sudden, your
knees look like the knees of a nice like a
(25:46):
Puerto Rican vacation, Like you were in Puerto Rico for
a week and you got some good color. Just my knees, though,
but just your knees. Yeah, there's something here. We gotta
tighten the screws on a few things and then we'll
start dropping bowling balls on your feet and we're off
and running. Three forty eight. Thanks for listening. I don't
know what's going to happen next. On He's Radio eleven
to ten kfab.
Speaker 2 (26:05):
Emory's songer I'm on news Radio eleven ten kfab?
Speaker 1 (26:11):
Are you cool with that? It is a level of
transparency we've never had before. It's just weird coming, like
they're trusting specific influencers to tell us the story instead
of letting themselves tell the story. And this kind of
goes into the whole thing of maybe Elon being this
guy who talks all the time, and it's kind of
talking and taking a lot of the heat off of Trump.
(26:33):
Maybe this is kind of just Donald Trump's way of
delegating what he's hoping to achieve in a broader sense
instead of just doing it all himself. You know what
they ought to do. They gotta have a video, and
they ought to do the ice Bucket challenge. While they're
going through the binder and discussing all the findings, you're
trying to give the influencers who are already famous in
(26:54):
millions of followers, advice on what they could do to
be more famous. I think that should take it under
an advisement. I think you need to take under advisement
my idea of making you George Boy on social media
and we put you in short gene shorts all the time, no,
and you can the appearance is what draw people in.
And then you're gonna have these profound things that you're
(27:16):
talking about and or you're just saying stuff that's really dumb,
and then I can come in and correct you, and
we can be like George Boy and normal Guy, Normal
guy in George Boy. Now George Boy starts the conversation
and starts the video, and then normal Guy just accidentally
like crashes the video and corrects what George Boy has
(27:36):
to say. We're gonna We're gonna make it to the
top here This is how our campaign starts for twenty
twenty eight to get you to win the American Samoa
primary for President of the United States. Like, it just takes.
It takes. We gotta do the work now, we have
to do the legwork. Now. I'm just sitting here thinking
about anybody who's just on their way to home right
(28:01):
now or whatever they're doing, they're listening to this, They're like,
what the heck are you talking about with this guy
in his short George, Like, what, I don't know it
all is, honestly, it just all started talking about Jeffrey Epstein,
and you know that they eventually led to us talking
about Matt wearing jean shorts. So it's his fault. You
talk about a guy who was who was basically I mean,
(28:22):
he was a nobody in the public sphere until he died.
Well he was. Now look at the decisions he's making
in our society. Well, I'm just saying, you know, like, uh,
isn't his desk kind of the JFK of our lifetime?
A little bit? It's like, who did it? Why did
it happen? And where's the list of all the people
(28:42):
that could be incriminated by his wrongdoing. But we don't
know any I mean, we don't have any film. I mean,
we have a film of JFK. Yeah, the's a bruder film,
but it's but it's bad enough that you can't really
tell everything that's happening. We don't have film of Epstein.
We just have files that are hidden. They're being held
(29:03):
withheld from us. We've been told that about the JFK
assassination for years. I don't think we're gonna learn anything
new about that either. I think there's a lot of
this Epste stuff that we're gonna learn about a lot
of people. Diddy, right, same thing, Like, okay, so who
was hanging around Diddy and Diddy's parties. He's gonna get
got by that. Did you see that clip? But justin
(29:23):
Bieber lately he was playing hockey. No, he's like, first off,
he's wearing clothing that's like twelve sizes too big, and
that's that's all the kids are doing that I know.
But he looks like he's tweaking. He was just playing hockey. Now,
it's something weird going on with that guy. No, there's
not look it up. This guy played a celebrity hockey
game just like this week. I'll send you the clip,
y'all send you the clip of him playing hockey game.
(29:44):
It's great. He was the best athlete on this on
the ice. He wanted them to fake the other ones,
not figure it out. No, it's you. You just got
the deep fake. I watched this guy skating around like
a maniac and he's like having a great time. So
I don't know what you're talking about having a great
time until he went back that night and you know,
and what, I'm not going to finish the sentence. This
is a family show. What is wrong with you? You just
(30:04):
say you're trying to hate on Bieber. Now you want
gen zers like all over the place to hate like Biber.
I'm saying that he's a victim of some of the
stuff that's come out about he did he Tom says
street car Man in George Boy twenty twenty eight. Now
that's a good ticket. I don't think you can. I
don't think we can run as a ticket just to
(30:24):
like win a caucus or a primary. Though, And we
got to be real choosy because we don't have we
don't have a lot of financial backing, you know what
I mean, Like for us to get on the ballot.
We're gonna need some dollars. Hey, Tom, how much money
you got? Can we extort people who are emailing me
for money so we can run for this? I mean,
(30:45):
we're not gonna win anything. We just want to be
We just want to be on the news. And then say, hey,
some guy named Street Carmen and another guy named George
boy or at the top of the ticket in the
American Samoa. Could you imagine people will be planning on
American Samoa for years? Was after that? Oh, but it's
not funny, and it's not funny, ladies and gentlemen, Hey,
we will have fun Next news radio eleventon KFAB
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