Dave Emory - Charlie Kirk (NEW 11/7/25)

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Speaker 1 (00:02):
It's the Opperman Report and now here is investigator.

Speaker 2 (00:08):
Okay, welcome to the Opperman Report. I am your host,
private investigator, Ed Opperman, and you can get a hold
of me at the Opperman Investigations and Digital Forensic Consultant
if you reach out to me through my email Opperman
Investigations at gmail dot com. So we have returning with
us the great Dave Emory from Feet to the fire,
spitfire dot com, spitfire list dot com, but most importantly

(00:33):
his Patreon, the Dave Emory Patreon, And like I said,
we play Dave Emory Classics now every Sunday at noon,
every Sunday. Mister Dave Emory, legendary Dave Emory, are you there?

Speaker 1 (00:45):
I am very much here. I don't know about legendary,
put I am now here at I'm now. I'm observe
by seventy sixth birthday of the week ago, and so
I guess I'm officially now ed. What in Boston will
be throwd to as an old fat you know, and

(01:07):
so sure I am, but your bloody but unvoud as
they say, it is such a privilege to be on
your air where it's once again and to an extent,
I feel fulfilled that the people who are measurably younger
than I'm certainly no kid, obviously, but you have to

(01:29):
an extent been influenced by the work that I've done,
and that's why I've been doing it. You mentioned my
Patrion platform, which is most welcome, But for so long
I've worked for free, and that's very knowable with a
capital V in the capital end, but it doesn't pay
the bills. And now I find myself, you know, being

(01:52):
seventy six and an aging former blue cover worker dealing
with all of the physical indignities that uh and in
continuousness that that aford. So certainly the Papillon platform is
most welcome, and Yike said, I mean, it's just it's

(02:16):
on the one hand, it's absolutely incredible what I'm seeing
all the way around, and yet on the other hand,
this is what I saw coming more than half a
century ago. I'm now in my forty seventh year on
the air and we're here. You know that there's something

(02:36):
I thought, if you you certainly have seen all those
old clichos. I mean, I don't watch television anymore, havn't
for many many decades, but I remember those old CLI shows.
So let's uh, you know, we're in in the wake
of the trolley Cookhead and that that's very interesting to me.
But let's play a little spin off from an old

(03:00):
game show for forty five points in the game, what
famous public figure referred to Donald Trump as an American hitler?

Speaker 2 (03:12):
Vice President JD Vance.

Speaker 1 (03:13):
That's right, that's right there, I commit you win the day.
And yes JD Vance refering to Donald Trump as a
possible American hitler. That, of course before he repealed bought
jd Vance Body and soul, which he did. You know,

(03:34):
it's also very as a private investigator. That gives you
a very good perspective. I'm so much of what is
going on, and everybody's talking about Charlie Cooker, what he did,
what he did, do this, that and the other name.
No one claims that. I call him Lee Harvey Robinson.

(03:59):
It reminds me so much of Lee Harvey Oswald. We've
got the rifle that was dropped there. Initially they were
talking about a seven point six two millimeter Mouser rifle
for Lee Harvey Oswald, but then they changed into the Manucoctrcano.
I mean, it's just it's remarkable, but no one is

(04:19):
a legend that Lee Hervey Robinson or Tylate Robinson fired
more than one shot at Charley Kirk. And the coroner
found the bullet that took Charviy Cook's life just beneath
the skin of his neck. I mean, that could not
possibly have been a full bop six moles around, no way.

(04:45):
The users for killing Big Game and Chroviy Cooks spokesperson
called that kolb etf for in his first name, but
he described that as a miracle. You know, it was
a miracle. So here we are, sixty three years later
and we've got another magic bullet. Whoever fired the fatal

(05:08):
shop to the killed Charlie Kirk And I think it's
extraordinarily unlikely we will ever know who the marksman was,
But it could not have been the Harvey Robinson, there
is no way.

Speaker 2 (05:23):
So, you know, Dave, I was lucky enough. I happened
to be friends with the Ricardo Morales, who's the son
of the famous CIA sniper assassin Monkey Morales.

Speaker 1 (05:35):
And oh my god, Monkey Morales. Oh, oh good lord, yes,
oh absolutely, oh man, I mean that's yes, a blast
from the past.

Speaker 2 (05:48):
Well, well, his son has a great new book out
about his dad, Monkey Morales, and uh so, you know,
whatever a sniper thing comes up, because his dad trained
him as a sniper, whatever sniper thing comes up, or
you can run by him. That thirty it takes down deer.
That's what you would kill a deer with. And for
people born in the city, they don't do a lot
of deer hunting and stuff like that. Just you know,

(06:09):
if your car hits a deer when you're driving down
or down the road in the middle of the night,
you have more damage to your car. Sometimes that deer
can still jump and run away and your car is disabled.
So for a bullet to be able to take out
a deer or a moose or an elk, because they
use those bullets on moose and out too. And for
it not to be an exit wound in a human's neck,

(06:32):
Charlie Kirk did not have the neck of am elk.
They are a moose, you know what I mean, or
a deer. They shoot deer in the neck with those
things that comes out the other end. So the idea
that somehow there's no exit wound on that shot, it's
just what they want us to think. They want us
to know that it's BS.

Speaker 1 (06:56):
Oh it is. It's just remarkable, and everybody's going all
week week you know about Jimmy Kimmell. I mean that's
really just being taken out there. But you notice what
Jimmy Kindle said. He said, the guy who killed Charlie Kirk, Well,
the guy has not been convicted and who knows about it.

(07:18):
I mean it contromenced me. We can go to some
of the framing of trolley Kirk, but there's no way
that guy's been convicted. So he is the ariged assassin
of But Jimmy Kindle jumps right, you know, from from
square one to score ten, and and and so did
Erica Kirk. You know, she she's talking about me. They

(07:40):
initial who's they? This is a blown nut and it
that and then she forgives him because that's what Charlie
would have done. That kid. He could not have done
it because there is no way but the preview up
sits around, would not have gone right through Charlie Kirk
net which is certainly what they've done. And it so

(08:05):
we just had this circus of BS. And and of
course Trump is the left lunatic, you know when they're
trans he's just it's quite remarkable. And he's going to
designate on TIFA as a domestic terrorist. He doesn't even
maybe a unified group. And now he's sending Troop's department

(08:29):
Oregon where there's nothing going on, and it it reminds
me so much of the parable of the Emperor's New Clothes,
I mean Trump. Yes, the guy's are fascist, I'm sorry. Yes,
he's a Nazi, and so of people around it. But
the guy is mused. This is a guy who got

(08:53):
up in his first term, his first term, and at
a press conference he's asked what he recommend if someone
has gotten infected with COVID, and he says, well, just
in just a little disintected viga, little bleach other he said,
words for that effect. A little kid knows better than that.

(09:13):
And you know, as as old as I am, now
I'm coming back to the old fable of the Emperor's
new clothes. You know, people will not say that Trump
is nuts. He is nuts, and he's been nuts for
a long time. And yet you know, here we are,
and people got to be loved for attending. He's he's

(09:35):
playing five deep chests. No he isn't he you.

Speaker 2 (09:41):
Know, Dave that's a good point. You mentioned. He did
sign that executive order designating Antifa as a terrorist a
domestic terrorists. And then the very next day, I saw
that night that they had some protests in Portland around
the ICE head quarters and it was and I said, oh,
how come they.

Speaker 3 (10:00):
Not rounding them up? You know, whatever happened to We
have a right to assemble. We have a right to protest.
This is our first Amendment right. But it doesn't seem
like we have it anymore because they did round up
those people just calling them Antifa, and there was no
crimes being committed. These were peaceful protests.

Speaker 1 (10:19):
Well, it's certainly Donald Trump is using the Constitution for
toilet paper, and well, you know it's going to be
quite I mean a lot. I'm thinking, you know, who
knows what is going to happen when Keith higsth and

(10:40):
also Ballim Trump's couldn't be there, when they had to
have all the top generals there, you know, whatever they're
going to do, Well.

Speaker 2 (10:47):
Explain that, Describe that what's going on with that, because
maybe because it's very under reported, So describe, explain to
you and what you're talking about with these admirals and
generals that are gathering.

Speaker 1 (10:58):
In Virginia, well, all of the general rank officers and
that would include animals are being assembled by Pete Hegseth
at Quantico, Virginia, and Donald Trump is going to be there.
It is unclear what this is going to be. Some

(11:19):
have speculated that they will be obliged to take an
oath of of unqualifying allegions to Donald Trump as opposed
to the Constitution. People have speculated this might be preparatory
declaring Marshall Row or whatever. It might just be political fever.

(11:44):
The distract from the the greatest release of the Epstein files,
in which the names of Peter Peel, Steve Vannen and
also Evon Musk have emerged. Who knows what's going to
be happening there? But you know that again, who knows

(12:07):
what's going to happen at this meeting? Uh. It also
is once again a sort of growthesque fever. Pete Hegsat
is a form of Fox News personality and now he's
running the Pentagon. It is just remarkable. You know, I'm
thinking that this is true rumination, but it would be

(12:28):
a wonderful, a wonderful public relations manifestation for the military
to remove doubd Trump and JB. Dance fall from office
for being, you know, abusing the constant who knows whatever.
I certainly would not bet on that, you know, but

(12:50):
it is going to be a real test for those officers.
And even even if this turns out to be just
political fear. I love with Trump. Uh, you know, look
at me. Everybody ain't a great moment.

Speaker 2 (13:08):
Yeah, we can't. We can't overlook his incompetence, you know
what I mean, he fails and everything he's tried. But
but but let me ask you this though, because we
we kind of think, well, after Trump or after Trump,
but things will go back to normal. But do you
think even when the Democrats, if they get elected in
that they're gonna want to give up these powers that

(13:31):
Trump that has taken for the presidency. They're going to
just say, well, let's all go back to the way
things work.

Speaker 1 (13:36):
I don't.

Speaker 2 (13:37):
I don't think so do you?

Speaker 1 (13:40):
Well, you know, I I I I don't think they're
going to want to keep the power. But we'll see you.
One thing, I'm glad, I'm glad you bought up a
subject because even though you were only at this point
about uh a months into Trump's first term, but already

(14:03):
the things that have been done, it will take years
to reverse those, whether it's brainworm, Bobby running Aghs, or
the things the courts have done, the people that Trump
has already nominated to be federal judges. I mean the
Scott beauvet right, I mean, you know, I think it

(14:25):
was the way George Orwell who sort of the quote
by the age of fifty, a man has this kind
of face he deserves. If you look at that God Beauveat,
I mean, I wouldn't let him buy me an ice cream?
Count what are creepy look to do? Now he's a
federal appeals court judge. And so it simply if in

(14:47):
point of fact, the Democrats do return to power, and
I think we can assume the team Sidney teen, Trump
is going to do everything possible to see to it
that the even if the midterms do show Democratic tsunami,

(15:08):
so to speak, he will claim that that is, you know,
a fake election. And after what he did on January
sixth and twenty twenty one, and mean, Charlie Kirk has
been elevated to a laffer Bay Saint punintended by the way,
is that his slave to theok place in the Mormon Utah.

(15:30):
And I mean the people have known from the LBS
all you know, superficially very pleasant, amiable people, but you
know that's right in the heart of Mormon country, and
people who have been elevating Charlie Kirkty a laffer bayed saint,
so to speak. He busts seven bustloads of students to

(15:53):
the January sixth gathering, and that was a flat out
coo attempt. And one of the very first things that
Plug did when he Synbopois was to proton all of
those people. And so there has been so much damage
already to what has been done to the political norm

(16:16):
that I think it will take years. Even if there
exists the political will to quote go back to normal unquote,
it will take an awful long time to do it.
Looking ahead to if in fact the Democrats do regain

(16:38):
the House and the Senate, and if they win the
twenty twenty eight election, my guess is that if they're
able to win in twenty twenty eight, the present the
Democratic nominee will be Gavin Newsome and he is a

(16:58):
very interesting fellow. His father, Judge William Newsoen, was a
close friend of and business partner of Apo van Boun,
who was the number two man. Actually no, he at
one point was Adolph Eichmann, Superior in Arts for b
the SS bureau that was in charge with administering so

(17:20):
called Jewish matters unquote. And he then went to work
for the CIA plost world War two, and one of
his privileges was a woman named Vena fun Dahn, who
selected all of the cabinet appointments from which Roam o'
reagan made his cabinet appointments both when he was Governor

(17:41):
of California and when he was President of the US.
But one of the APPA fund both things close personal
friends and business partners was Judge William Newsom, who is
the father of Gavin Newsoon. One of the things that
for both, saying Trent news Aunt, it was Argentine wind

(18:05):
and wig or not there is a connection. I would
know that Gavin Newsoen got his spark in business by
running a San Francisco wine business that fairly specialized in
Argentine wine. So you know who knows. I suspect that
if in fact the Democrats do win in twenty twenty eight,

(18:28):
it will be Gavin Newsoon who will become a president.
And you know, I'm not one of these people. And
that says, you know, oh well, you know, there's no
difference of all between the two parties, you know, I mean, yes, sir,
it is even Kamala Harris, for whom I had no
use whatsoever. It's at the time I disliked her intensely.

(18:52):
I disliked her, and I still do. But it's not
so much what Kamala Harris is, which in my opinion,
is an empty pay answers to a coined term. But
that's what she isn't. What she is is very not
much at all. But what she isn't is a Nazi,
and Bible tell me is the Republicans have been for

(19:13):
a long time. So I'm not one of these people
who sees the two parties as being uh equivalent, and
that that's a standard you know, political cliche in the
so called professors Separateginian parties. One of the points that

(19:37):
I've made for decades on my radio show is that
what you're really the most important thing a president does
the federal of the federal judicial appointees that they make,
and not just the Supreme Court, but the federal appeals court.
And you know the so called progress is day they
meet Nancy and and now you know, when you see

(20:02):
what a truly Republican then I would I would opine
fascist federal judiciary can do you know? I mean they
have now the Supreme Court has now empowered Balbald Trump
to be pretty much anything, including And the argument was
presented at an appealce court if he if he requisitioned

(20:26):
as Commandoran She's Seal Team six to mumber, a political appointment,
a political rival, excuse me, he would be immune from prosecution.
So and people are appalled of all the other things
that Dobald Trump is doing. And I hear from the
so called progressive sector, Oh on, this is terrible sistatus. Well,

(20:49):
yes it is. I've been warning about that for the
better part of half a century. And one of the
things that's really challenging for me is not to not
to disintegrate or to devolve, or to descend into vindictiveness,

(21:12):
to saying, well, yeah, I told yourself, you know me,
and you know you made your bed and now you
can sleep in at me and me and me because
you know I exist in the same world. Yet at
the same time as Plat, who observed centuries ago, actolutely
a millennia ago. At this point, the price of indifference
towards public affairs is to be ruled by evil men.

(21:38):
I there we are, you know so many.

Speaker 2 (21:42):
I'd like to challenge you a bit there, at the
risk of being imitated with that voice. You're doing there
for progressives, okay, because I myself am a socialist. Okay,
I'm not a capitalist. I'm not a Democrat in my
Republican although I did, I did caucus with some of
the Democrats. You might say it's the Bernie does. So
when you say that there's a great difference between the

(22:03):
Democrats and the Republicans, they are both capitalists, you know,
they are both on that same team, no matter what
social issues. Yeah, there's some differences, and of course I
would sign the Democrats on that. But any right, and
you mentioned before Gavin Newsom, and as soon as you
mentioned him, I thought right away that Kimberly guilfoil Newsom,

(22:26):
that Kimberly Guildforil all right. It was this right wing
fox chick who first was married to Gavin Newsom and
then married Donald Trump Junior.

Speaker 1 (22:35):
So you know what I mean, I know yeah, well,
you know I should clarify him. You know that on
the women told the second nineteen sixty three we have
a kube pop. The United States is not a democracy
that ended on the women formby second nineteen sixty three.
We are not a democracy. We don't have a free press.

(22:58):
And there's no woe left Uncleote say, I mean they
used the quote left unquote to pick people off, to
alienate them to the slipping apartment. That's a long story
in and of itself. But yes, I mean complete agreement
with you. I wouldn't say that there is a great
difference between them. But yeah, at the same time, even

(23:20):
the most reactionary goodges who were appointed by gunnocrats a
far cry from these, you know, fascist rubbish stampers who
will have been appointed by the Republicans. And and and it.

Speaker 2 (23:36):
Does seem to be like an open racism too in
the Republican Party and his right wingers, open bigotry, homophobia,
just like hatred and anger with them. But I want
I'd like to go back to my point though, because
we just saw today the example today in New York
City where Eric Adams dropped out as that he would

(24:01):
rather see either Curtis Lee or Cromo win than the
socialist win. You know what I mean, Like they team
up Democrats and the Republicans will team up against the Socialists.

Speaker 1 (24:13):
Well they will. I mean it is appalling up. You know,
I have serious issues with both Blmis Sanders and AOC,
but that's perhaps a topic for another programmer or two.
Yet at the same time, and I should also add
that I'm in agreement with many of the policy positions

(24:35):
taken by both of them. With regard to mister Mamdani,
the Socialist, the Democratic Socialists and Democratic nominee or mayor,
I really like the guy. I like his policies. And
as you know, the bark clouds of fascism really grow

(24:58):
together and bunge the American political landscape into an enveloping darkness.
I think people like Mamdani offer a ray of hope.
And I would note too that now they're they're tivarying
Mandan Mandani. As you know, ampire this empire SENTI blah

(25:20):
blah blah blah blah blah blah because he is a
Muslim from Southwest Asia. And yet he also garnered a
solid percentage of the large Jewish vote in the Democratic
Party in New York City, and I think the guy
has really good policy proposals. I would love to see

(25:41):
him become Mayor of New York. I am wondering what
Team Trump will do if he does win the election. Yes, yes,
it is disgraceful. I think in many ways this goes
back to the Lewis Powell Mamo Lewis Paul be a
late Supreme Court justice, and that it was in seventy

(26:04):
three when you go up that memo warning about what
the quote the unquote was going to do. And you know,
the Democrats at this point have the prolubial carrot and stick.
On the one hand, you know, they've got the big
bucks bake offered to the real corporate appointments, you name it,

(26:27):
so they can certainly, if they play the game, and
it is a game, they can retire comfortably and their
kids will be able to go to the right schools
and live in the right neighborhoods and buy the right
houses and cars. On the other hand, they also have
the examples of what can be done. And I'm thinking back,

(26:50):
you know, more than twenty years, almost a quarter of
a century, to the late Democratic center from in the
Singapore Wellstone, who opposed the Iraq war, and then way
Sam Wilson, but his whole family were killed in the
plane craft. And you know, I think that's sort of

(27:12):
as a really powerful mind. And I don't take that
at face value at all. You know, during the d
run up to the two thousand elections of Milk Hernahan,
the former governor of Missouri, and I think also a
Senate Kennedy, he was killed in a plane craft. There
have been so many examples of what can happen if

(27:36):
you don't play along. Even Barack Obama, I would absolutely
go to the map saying he's at least second generation
the CIA, maybe the third. But he observed when he
was when critics took issue with him, and he said
for not doing more in the wake of the financial

(27:58):
collapse in two thousand and eight, he said, you saw
what happened to margin is the king, didn't you? You know,
they know what can happen. They know about the coup
and November twenty second, nineteen sixty three, one of the
things that I talk about very often, and then the
Kennedy assassination is is a major baseline of the research

(28:20):
I've done over the decades. But I tell people that
on November twenty second, nineteen sixty three, two wars came
to an end, both of which are generally regarded as
having ended decades or in one case, almost one hundred
years previously, and the results opposite from history has recorded.

(28:45):
One of those wars was the Second World War, which
ended on November forty second, nineteen sixty three, and the
Axis one. And the other war is the American Civil
War of the War between the States, as a submers
call it, and that ended with on the very twenty second,
nineteen sixty three, and the South one. And as crazy

(29:07):
as that will seem to people, take a look at
what's going on, take a look at what's happening, and
it is I think that the very dimensions of what
is going on and the swiftness with which it is
being institutionalized is one of the things that's Perhaps it's

(29:32):
not blinding people, certainly blowing their vision as to what
is going on.

Speaker 2 (29:36):
Okay, So then, Dave, then this can't be. This wasn't
Trump isn't doing this from his back pocket. This has
been planned for a long time. So what makes us think, man,
But what makes us think that any of this is
going to slow down or reverse after Trump.

Speaker 1 (29:53):
Well, I think that, as I said, I think even
if if from could be removed or whatever, right now,
already what he's done and in just under eight in
about eight months since he to be oath, it will
take many years to reverse. I would go back to,

(30:18):
you know, one of the things that I find really
well distressing. But people going, oh, this is child let's
sis faction. This has been going on for the longest times.
Hitler's prominent financial backers. Actually, his first prominent financial backup
was the Vatican. The Vatican was channeling money to Hipper

(30:40):
in nineteen nineteen through the then Pepel Muncy of the
Munich German the artificial Eugamio Bcelli later and better known
as Papias for twelfth. The next prominent financial back of
adult Hitler was Henry Ford, the American industrialist and then
the German industrialist Fits Tison and his American business partner

(31:03):
George Herbert Walker and his alcoholic son of law, Prescott
Bush Senior, the grandfather and the father respectedly of George
Herbert Walker book the man for whom CIA Headquarters is named.
But you know, going back to world War two and
the ACCESS. Something that doesn't get recognized generally speaking is

(31:32):
that the fdlike the war in Europe, the fascist forces
in Europe were farm more than just Nazi Germany. But
in order to do what they were able to do,
the Third Back had powerful political allies and clones of
the state in many Eastern European countries. The Croatian Ustashie,

(31:54):
the Slovakian linka progress of Hli Mka on the revenue
of Piso Tiso, the Bulgarian National Front through a Mamian
Iron Guard, the Hungarian Arrow Cross, and the others as well.

(32:15):
They have forgotten one there Romamia, Hungary, Bulgaria, the Croatian Uster. Anyway,
the almost forgot the OUNB of Ukraine. They were put
together by Adolf Hitler in nineteen forty three and what
he called and also his Minister for the East, Alfred Rosenberg,

(32:36):
the Committee of Subjugated Nations. Now this was an access
formation in nineteen forty three, put together by Adolf Hitler. Well,
they changed their name at the end of World War
two to the antire Bolshevik Block of Nations, and they
were dominated by the OUNB of Ukraine. And this organization

(33:03):
was a key part of the Weinhart gave a Nazi
spy outfit. To make a very long story very short,
the CIA's eyes and ears on the Soviet Union in
Eastern Europe came through Avolfazu's intelligence service. The brilliant birthday
researcher Peterdale Scott, in an essay that he wrote for

(33:29):
COVID Action magazine in nineteen eighty six called How Alan
Dallas and the SS Preserved each Other, noted that the
SS was that the CIO was set up just before
the end of World War Two as a repository for
the SS coverage of his servant German intelligence. And then

(33:50):
another article in Covert Action that I now have on
my website by the late brilliant called Ogilstein, and it's
called the Secret Treaty of forb Hunt And in there
there is a commentary by Colonel Charles Coulson. He was
another Charles Coulson. No, no, that I'm conducing him with

(34:16):
the magnificent White houspital by former colonel I've forgotten his
first name of anyway, William William course, excuse me, I'm
fusing a synats here. William Corson Lesson c R. S. O. N.
He was a Marine Corps colonel in Vietnam who resigned
his commission in protests over the US's Vietnam policy. He

(34:40):
then became the advisor to Frank Troops's committee investigating the CIA.
He wrote a book about US intelligence called The Armies
of Ignorance, and he described the Galen organization as quote
a front for Odessa Nazis. And you know, the German
General Staff surrendered at the end of World War Two,

(35:04):
but the Nazi Party in the SS did not. And
quite apart from the myriad SS appointees, the project paper
Clip for me to get there, Devon Brahn and so
many others, the SS were installed at the very core
of the CIA, and the Committee of Subjugated Nations WATER

(35:28):
the anti bolshs At Brock of Nations was formed as
a key element of the Republican Party through a front
called the Crusade for Freedom Now that was put together
by Alan Ballas, who also invested the Bush family money
and others in the third like and he the Republican

(35:53):
Ethnic Heritage Outreach Council, as it became known, was the godchild,
the brainchild of Alan Bellas, and it was administered by
his protege Richard Nixon. And the guy who was the
chief spokesperson for that was Von m'wagan. And the guy
who put together these State department machinations to bring these

(36:16):
Nazis and fascists into the US was William Casey. And
whereas they had previously been viewed, they previously had only
come together in presidential election years because they were seen
as being able to deliver the Eastern European ethnic vote
in key American cities and states. And they were maybe

(36:38):
a permanent part of the Republican Party when George Herbert
Walker Bush was chairman of the Republican National Committee. If
we take a look at who these people are, well,
you've got presently got Alan Bellis, who was the chief
operative for Thomas Dewey's presidential campaign in nineteen forty. He

(37:01):
was official title was speech friger bib actually ran the campaign.
He then became head of CIA under generalis Jidney Boy Eisenhower,
when Alan Bellis's brother, John Foster Bellis, a fellow key
Nazi Oregent and Sullivan and Cromwell partner, became Secretary of State.

(37:23):
But then you've also got you've got Richard Nixon was
a twu tion vice president of the US then became
elected president twice, although he was eased out with the
Walkergate two Day par and replaced by Gerald Ford. I
came remember by the way of the Warren commissioned.

Speaker 2 (37:38):
And Vice President Rockefeller. Don't forget that one.

Speaker 1 (37:44):
He's abused. And by the way, you know, talking about about,
you know, leftist political candidates. I remember as a president
in college being really puzzled by the Eugene McCarthy phenomenon.
I mean, everybody was in olsudden. Here was Eugene McCarthy
who won I think it was in the New Hampshid primary,
and everyone was talking about cleaning for Gene and so forth.

(38:06):
And that was I was. I was a kid. I
mean some people maybe were men in college. I was not.
I was still very much a kid. But it had
me scot through my head and I was wondering, you know,
where does this guy come from? And it turns out
that his campaign, Uh, but he's also listened by the way,
in the book Who's Who in the CIA by Marv Yeah,

(38:28):
by Eugene McCarty. Uh. Some people have impugned that because
Marv was a Pavili with the Eastroom and Intelligence Services
doesn't necessarily meaning as wrong, but it certainly could cast
aspersions on that. But his campaign was bankrolled by a
guy named Stuart Mott, and Stuart Mott his wealth came
from a huge block of General Motion's stock and he

(38:53):
decided to bank roll Eugene McCarthy when his first choice
for presidential campaig was Nelson Lockefeller. When when Rockefeller decided
not to learn, he decided to banko Eugene Mccurthey and
at the same time Stunt was bankrolling a company called
Environmental Industries Incorporated or maybe I've got a limit or whatever,

(39:16):
which sounds really quote green unquote. It was actually a
Grim pun that was the current corporation who was financing
the production of Mitchellbel's Silence map ten and macableb and
machine pistols and the Grim publishers they have a contribution
to make the Population Control and then Stewart Matice Bankogale

(39:38):
Georgian Governments campaign. So they've been in on this for
a long time. But if we take a look go
back to the Republican Ethnic Outreach Heritage Council, which is
to directly intercepted with the anti Bolshi the Brockham Nations
again originally the Committee of Subjugated Nations put together by

(39:59):
Adolf Hitler and I forty Fleet. You've got Richard Nixon,
a TWU tions vice president Tuton president. You've got Ronald
Reagan who is directed President Tutons. The spokesperson for that
is William Casey, who was VAMA Reagan's campaign manager, also
was Nixon's uh hed A Export Import Bank, and then

(40:21):
he becomes Vamba Reagan's campaign manager and then becomes Vromal
Reagan's director of the CIA. And then you've got Jeorge
Frubert walker Bush who is named a director of the
CIA by Joel Ford. There's the Warren commissioned member who
was briefly president of the US.

Speaker 2 (40:41):
And.

Speaker 1 (40:43):
Rubert walker ucer Bush is Vamad Reagan's vice president, and
then he becomes president himself. So if you take a
look at that, that is a direct Nazi director. Expansion
of the food like into the Republican pub in the US.

(41:04):
And now now people are going out, oh my goodness.
Oh well if he makes a Donald company, he's a Baptis.
Oh this is faction. Oh this is terrible. Well, I
mean this has been building for a long time, and
it's on the public record. I've been speaking, but I
remember talking about this in one of your programs some
years back then, so you know, it's various on the

(41:27):
public record. It has been plain as day. And yet
you know, the American people now went to me, I mean,
they got maybe this will seem snot. They looked to
me like a little kid who puts his or her
hands over his or her eyes and said, oh, nobody
can see me now, you know, uh no, not the case.

Speaker 2 (41:51):
I remember the first time you said, you just said
a minute ago, we talked about this before. You know
when that was, man, that was in August of two
thousand nineteen. Was the first time he came on my
show and you talked about all this nasty stuff, and
it just blew my mind. I remember asking you, Dave,
have you ever thought of becoming a college professor if
you could teach a college course in this? But Dave,

(42:13):
looking back, now, we've been talking about this now for
this has been six years. Man, you know, things have
only gotten worse, you know, and you sit here before
that what this could be reversed? How can if this
has been going on as you tell us that this
has been going on since World War Two. You know,
how's this going to be reversed and who's going to

(42:35):
lead this reversal?

Speaker 1 (42:38):
Well, you know that's a very good question, and you know,
I I find myself and this is maybe going to
sound awful to the particularly younger members of your audience,
but you know, there aren't many luxuries being old, and
the way after Paul Newman, that's correctly quote getting old

(43:00):
isn't for sissis, and he was he was right. But
at the same time, you know, I feel good about
the work that I've been not that I've liked what
is going on, but again I've seen this coming in
and one of the frustrating things for me is that
nothing that I have spoken about forty seven plus years

(43:22):
on the ear is secret information. I haven't packed some
database or furrivid information out from some secret archive. This
is all open source. It's all open information, and that
is about done. My level will be best to share
this with people for so many years and you people

(43:45):
going on, I don't believe the game anything needs a
conspiracy opinion, blah blah blah blah blah. Oh okay, fine,
you know it isn't me saying this side refer to
myself as a journalistic step up transformer. I would never
pretend to be able to be the one who could
take it from you know, level one to level ten.

(44:08):
What I'm trying to view is to make people aware
of the information that is already on the public records
and in many cases has been for a long time,
and it's not the secret. And this is you know,
the people go, wow, Donald Trump is a fascist. Wow,
this is this has been building for a long, long

(44:30):
long time. And you know, people, you know, the conventional
view of Abolf Hitler, for example, Well Hitler, you know,
hypnotized all the Germanism. Maybe them all go crazy enough.
Hit wasn't alone. Not. Abolf Hitler was an undercovered German
Army military intelligence agent working for the political Department of

(44:53):
the Rights. There the German Army between the World Wars
headed up a journal from Mossup and there was an
abortive socialist slash Marxist revolution in Germany at the end
of World War One. What basically happened was that the
it began with the Savers in the point of Keel.

(45:17):
I think it was for the German High Seas Fleet.
Not only did the Kaiser drafts, you know, doctoring their
socialists and Marxists into the German military, but there was
a Ganan But you know, maybe it's a cinemat history,
but I'll see if I can keep this, you know, compact.

(45:37):
But the weapons of mass destruction in the World War
One era were dreadnought battleships, I mean the huge warships
with heady guns, with the weapons of mass destruction. And
the Kaiser was planning to challenge the British domination of
the oceans uh and the Grand Fleet with his own

(46:00):
high Seas fleet. So a tremendous amount of German capital
was sunk into the pun intended the building of the
high Fleet, and yet it remained in port, with the
exception of one Foray, and that became the Battle of Jutland,
which was indecisive, But the High seat Fleet remained in

(46:22):
port the whole rest of the war. They were out
numbered two to one in terms of dreadnought warships basically
battleships and bappelcusus by the high seas by the Grand Fleet.
And then when the US end of the war, a
squadron of battleships was assigned to the Grand Fleet, and

(46:43):
that gave them a freeom won americal advantage. And right
at the end of the war, the Kaiser got this
great idea that they were going to send the High
Seas Fleet out on a suicide mission, which it would
have been, and they were going to basically sell their
souls to the enemy in order to take us in
any of them as they could with them. And this

(47:04):
after the British blockade of Germany and World War One
had inflicted the most severe suffering on the German people,
and the sailors in the Ice three basically said bleep this,
you know, work in the ways of that flag and
the vote, which they did so, and that cute a

(47:24):
bunch of socialist revolutions in post World War One Germany
environment Germany now Adolf Hitler was an undercovered German army
and officer for the political department of the White Ceremony.
He infiltrated the Red Armies of ever Volt in the
Munich area, pretended to be one of the revolutionaries, and

(47:48):
then after the German army was able to retake Munich,
he fingered the leaders of the revolution and they were
all shot and then his second assignment as an undercovered
German Army military telligence agent was to infiltrate a moraibun
political purity called the German Socialist Workers Party, which became
the German National Socialist Workers Party or Nazi Party, and

(48:13):
the wise hit was livest of power was paid by
a series of political assassinations, ranging from the doctor mayor
Marxist like a Rose of Luxembourg and called Vibnet, to
conservative social democrats like Volta Fund. Now although Jewish was

(48:35):
a conservative social Democrat that one of the ironies in
his assassination was that he had been the German cabinet
member who had attenuated the suffering by the German people
with his economic policies in World War One, member of
less because he was a jew. The clause ran out

(48:58):
through the viewhole survivent Germany fort now the god gun
the user sow you crack down wall for rot now
the goddamn Jewish South. He was then killed by members
of the Garda Cavalry Shoots and Division. And it was
a wave of political assassinations performed by underground units of

(49:19):
the German Army, the so called black whits there that
paid the way for hypnos wise power. He didn't hypnotizer
Germans and made them all go crazy. I mean, that's
a nonsense. And the same same thing happened in Japan,
the wave of political assassinations that was put together by

(49:40):
the patriotic and open nationalist societies, picking with what is
known as the May fifteenth incident, that was May fifteenth
of nineteen thirty two when the Japanese Prime Minister kai
in the Prime Minister kai in U kaid was assassinated
by naval cadets from the Native Land Loving School. And

(50:06):
so again you people have this mystified the vision of
what fascism is all about. And there's nothing mystical about it.
And when you have a wave of political assassinations, not
just JFK, but Martin Luther King, his brother Robert and others,
this is something that you have to pay attention to that.

(50:26):
I'm reminded of Willie Rowlan's widow and offered Miller's famous
play uh that for the salesman when she said attension
must be paid. At tension must be paid. You can't
just eat the orange and throw away the peel. I
mean that becaes Oh wasn't JFK, it wasn't it, Martin
Uther King? Wonderful? And then but hey, what happened when

(50:48):
they were killed? What had you done about that? And
they did nothing and so now and then even beyond that,
you talked about that that can stain c the adn't
believe and conspiracy theories. Well, that's how it happens. That's
how fascism comes to power. It rises on the tide

(51:13):
of freshly shed blood of the innocent or the people
like JFK or FK, Martin Luther King, many others. And
when people went back to killed, and when you don't
do anything about their killing, you have no business complaining
about what comes next.

Speaker 2 (51:32):
And when you talk about the death and Martin Luther King,
you can't forget that his mother was killed as well
as his mother was shot down at a church as well.
So there's nothing else we can put past these people.

Speaker 1 (51:45):
Well now, it's just quite remarkable. And other members of
the family died. You know, I don't elevate Malcolm X
for the same level as the others. I mean, he's
a very intelligent guy. I am a brilliant orator, and
he was wanting to extract his head from between his

(52:05):
bubbocks in my opinion, but you know the nature of
is law and then maybe this is a topic for
another the whole show. But you know, they it's a
very interesting organization. It was cited by the Japanese Black
Dragon Society. It will to be afore mentioned Japanese Hydriovic
and Open National societies, as it was used by them

(52:26):
to help create division in the American society. But Malcolm
X's father was a follower Marcus Garvey. And although his
father officially was killed, I think it was in a
pollicor accident, it appears that actually he was assassinated by

(52:48):
members of the Liberty League that was a domestic American
fascist organization financed by the aforementioned Henry Ford. And and
you know Malcolm X. You know his uh lewis Farrakah,
the man who has sort of assumed his mample is
uh well, his his behavior with regard to killing the

(53:09):
Malcolm as is very suspicious. H. Jesse Jackson is flat
outsighted by William Pepper in his books U the Plata
Kill King and the Well he had he had Rister killed. Uh.
I've gotten a second book and the three was called
a Plata kill King an act of state and the

(53:33):
Plata kill King. But Jesse Jackson is flat out sighted
in the one certain influence as one of the people
who helped to arrange the assassination of Luther King, and
yet he assumed his mantle. And uh, it is really
depressing to watch people just not only overlook the legacy

(54:00):
of what these men did, but then to overlook these circumstances,
to blind themselves to these circumstances surrounding their death and
the fact that the success is designate to Quinn the
term have assumed the mantles of power that these men
once wielded. It is depressive at one level and for

(54:22):
me at least infuriating.

Speaker 2 (54:24):
And today Al Sharp and Reverend Al Sharpon openly FBI
asset working for the FBI had a phone in his
apartment that when he picked it up with live broadcasting
to the FBI and on plus what he's done for
the publican party to split races. We are, mister Emory,

(54:45):
we are out of time. How can people if they
are fascinated by Dave Emory and they want to hear
more and more and more, But it'side Sunday mornings over
at the Apurn platform. How else can you find your
patron on the Dave Emory patron How else can I
find you?

Speaker 1 (55:00):
Well, the split pire list dot com but not split
part dot com. That's locate a skateboard website. The split
prial list dot com is my blog. But everything I've done,
all my radio shows, a mini library of old anti
fascist books on easy to download TVF files that is

(55:21):
available at split prilist dot com, and uh a wealth
of information uh broadcasts who I did free weekly talks
uh each for a free bits revenant, the three talks
each week for Patreon, then bi weekly zoom boxes brilliant researchers.
And also I've written many oracles for that and uh

(55:43):
there is a link to the Patreon platform at the
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article each written for the record description and uh patreon
dot com or there's a Patrion platform and a wealth
of information there so people can get access to the

(56:04):
broadcasts that I've done and the many descriptions that I've
done for the better part of half a century on
the spit for list dot com website. And then pretty
much most of the material going forward is going to
be on the Patrion platform simply because I'm a little
geezer now Ed, and I have to keep going, and

(56:28):
I'm going to keep going as long as possible, and
that means I've got to perform various things, including your
medical care and various things. So the information going forward
is on the Patrion platform.

Speaker 2 (56:44):
And happy seventy six years. Happy birthday to our friend
Dave Amory and seventy six more team. We wish you well,
thank you so much.

Speaker 1 (56:54):
Thank you, Ed.

Speaker 2 (56:55):
Good night.

Speaker 1 (56:56):
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