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Speaker 1 (00:03):
It's the Opperman Report. Join digital forensic investigator and PI
Ed Opperman for an in depth discussion of conspiracy theories,
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(00:26):
now here is Investigator Ed Opperman.

Speaker 2 (00:35):
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(01:19):
get started. It was a big news week this week.
My god, I've never started a show as tired as
I have gone going into this one. This is the
most exhausted I've ever been starting a show, a live
show on Friday night. I taped four hours yesterday and
then I taped another two hours today, plus you know,

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work in life and doing all that kind of stuff.
So I'm really And I even went to the dentist
this week. I got my teeth cleaned, so the inside
of my mouth is all cut up, blisters, it all
kind of Hey, okay, where do we start? You know

(02:04):
where I'd like to start this whole business with this
school shooting down there in Florida, There's a couple of
things floating around about this that I'd like to say
and give him my two cents worth as a digital
forensic investigator. But before I get to that, tomorrow evening

(02:27):
at five pm Pacific Standard time, I got a really
good show. I got Mark Ebner coming on. We're talking
about the David Blaine rape allegations, We're talking about mel Gibson.
We get into a lot of good stuff, me and
Mark Ebner. Man. I really enjoyed our talk today. You know,
and I guess what, he has a show. He's gonna
be starting a podcast and he said on the areas
gonna let me start playing it, so that'd be great.

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I think it was called gray Matter or something like that,
something about gray So that's tomorrow, Mark Abner. Then we
have the second part of the show is Scott DJ
and we talk about Gangland, Garden State, Gangland, about the
New Jersey mob, mafia activity and stuff like that, which
I'm going to be telling about. I got a little

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story I'm gonna telling you about two when we talk
about these indictments, I try and share with you my expertise.
You know that I have here a little stuff I've
learned in life. So one thing I want to talk
to you about is located, you know. And part of
this thing down in Florida was is a big controversy
is that this young gunman had or or someone with

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his exact same name posted on a YouTube channel a
comment saying that he wants it to be a school shooter.
And the owner of the channel picked up the phone,
called up the FBI and said, Hey, this guy on
my YouTube channel, here's his name, is threatening to bec
on a school shooter. And I looked up his account.
He has guns, blah blah blah, all this kind of stuff.

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So now everyone is an uproar and even this guy Scott,
the governor down there in a in Florida, comes out
with this statement today. He says, see something, say something,
Well we did, now this, we need to fire the
FBI director for not doing his job and following up
on his complaint. Well, let me just tell you a
couple of things. Yeah, okay, if there's a comment on

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the internet, right and you got to remember, this kid
was nineteen years old. I don't know how old he
was when he did this thing. He could have been
eighteen years old, but he has his real name on it.
Right now, If there's a comment on the Internet and
it needs to be traced back to the person who
who made that comment, the only real way to do
it is to you have to go to the ISP

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or in this case, you would subpoena YouTube and get
the user information and trace it back to their Internet
service provider and then get that to serve them with
a subpoena search warrant and then find out whether the
house is you can trace it back to the house
at least or to the device the phone, and still
the person at the other end can say, well, that
wasn't me using it with somebody else. I got a

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lot of room mates and they come here and they
log into my account. They just use my computer. This
is routine, and there's no way on earth that the
FBI is going to be able to get any kind
of search warrant for a stupid little comment like that
on YouTube. In addition to that, the FBI gets thousands
and thousands, tens of thousands every day of these wacky

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internet complaints. People, I want to call the FBI. What
would you just said, I'm calling the FBI. Okay, now,
guess what in my work I actually have to call
the FBI investigate cyrus stalking and online crimes and theft
and stuff like that. Where I got a whole stack
of documents and proof. I have to guy identified. I
got his name, address, phone number, so security number, date
of birth. They know who did it. I got him.

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Here's and here's my report. I can prove it in
court if you have to get it's my took it
down to the bank, notarized, it's my report, and I
still loved it nothing. You got a really good pound
on these people. I got a case going on right
now where I'm being stalked down in Florida. I was
a prosecution witness and I'm being stocked by the defendant
and I can't get rid of it, d any thing

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about it, and I know what I'm doing. So here
you got this crazy thing where people think that you're
going to make a call to an eight hundred number
and they're going to put a team of agents on
it to track down this kid. Do you know how
many calls they get in a day. They get hundreds,
tens of thousands of calls. And the procedure, by the way,
is okay, if that operator really thought there was something

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to it, they notify the caller. Well, you have to
make a report to your local police department, and then
if they take it serious and they take a report,
then they refer to the FBI. So a lot of
times when you see people, they're bickering back and forth
online and say, well, I reported to the FBI. There's
an FBI investigation about what you're saying to me, that's nonsense,
because you tried yourself call the FBI, try and report something.

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First thing I'm gonna tell you to do is refer
to your local law enforcement. Unless you know somebody at
the FBI. You have a contact over there, you have
a lawyer or you know a prosecutor who has contacts
within the FBI, you could talk to them directly and
then you can get something going sometimes, but it's not
unheard of. This is normal procedure. And we would have

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to add fifty one hundred thousand more FBI agents if
we're going to start investigating every YouTube comment out there,
you know, or every Facebook post, even with people's rods names.
This would go on forever. You know, nothing would get accomplished.

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These FBI agents they got donuts, they have to eat.
They got serious cases. They're working at it, like this
Muller investigation or the other thing too, about about that
shooting down Florida. The people like to say. I was
bickering back and forth on Twitter today with the stuttering
John Melendez from The Howard Stern Show because he posts

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this thing about, well, what we need is more stringent
background checks for people buying guns. Okay, and you hear
this whole time. We need to beef up background checks.
We need to make background checks stronger. Okay. Now I'm
in the background check business, Okay, I know what I'm doing.

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I know what I'm doing even more than most pis
who do background checks, because first I wrote a book
where I talk about it, I taught a class on
background checks. I ran a company that all we did
was pre employment screening. We did six thousand a year,
which is way above you know, your average guy doesn't
do near that. So I'm very familiar with background checks
and employment screening and all this kind of stuff and

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how to be fc A compliant for a Credit Reporting
Act compliant and your your employment screen and your background checks.
And we are at the peak the limit of the
strength that we can have that we can perform background checks.
There's no way to make it more efficient or more
stronger than we are today. And even with that, when

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you use the police, when they run their background criminal
records checks on people, right like you use when you're
about to buy a gun, they run a quick FBI
criminal records check. This, see you I have any criminal records?
Now that information is only twenty five percent accurate. It's
seventy five percent inaccurate, okay, which means that you can
either come up but say you have got a criminal

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record because your name is similar to somebody else's and
the data birth isn't inverted, or it could come back
that you don't have a criminal record. Then you get
the gun. Because all that information is garbage, okay, and
it's garbage for many reasons. Defendants lie when they get arrested, okay.
Or they're drunk when they get arrested, and they give

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their data birth incorrectly, or they give the SoC security
number incorrectly. That stuff happens, or they give it correctly
and the cop typing it in types it in incorrectly.
I look at hundreds of indictments and arraignments and stuff
like that, and it's incorrec information there colore. Now you think, well,
the FBI and the government, they have this big giant
database that knows everything about us. And you watch criminal

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minds and say and all they had to do is
type in, and you know where you went to college
and what he got suspended when he was in college
because he was a order in pizzas and he beat
up the pizza man and all this stuff. He had
a roommate in college that was their name. Like somehow
there's this data, there's these databases out there that have
all this information that's totally nonsense. And when you get
pulled over by the cops and you know you don't

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have your driver's license with you, and they start asking
you for your data birth and your your Social Security
number and your name and stuff like that, what's your
middle name. They're using the same exact databases that I
use Okay, which are based on credit headers. It's based
on the information that you write down when you're filling
out a credit application to get an apartment, to get
a car. This nineteen year old kid, he's not going

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to show up in any of those databases because he
has no credit. He hasn't applied for any credit, so
there's nothing on him. Now, even the information in the
credit headers can be garbage because if you're a guy
that's on the run, you want to hide out, you
fill up and fill up applications with garbage. That's why
people when they look up these things and they find, oh,
look at this. We looked up Barry Sweto and we

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came back with sixteen hundred Pennsylvania Avenue. That's because somebody
who knows how this works filled out an application and
mailed it in Okay for a credit card or a bank,
you know, a loan, a bank and whatever you know,
and then it comes up. So that's how that stuff works.
And I'm trying to explain it thousand times. People think
this stuff is gospel. You think it's like some kind
of magic, you know, database in the sky that has

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everybody's information. It just doesn't exist. So when when the
cops the FBI agents tried to locate this kid nineteen
years old, he doesn't have a criminal record, they're gonna
find him there right and there. He doesn't have any credit,
so they're not gonna find him there. What more do
you want them to do? Go door to door? You know?
You know, I suppose if it was a serious threat
and the serious investigation, it can locate that the state

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he lives in and trying to go through high school
yearbooks and stuff, you know, But when you're dealing with
an eighteen nineteen year old kid, is you know, it's
pretty pretty difficult to locate them. And this is something
to do all day long. So you can't make the
background screening any better than it already is. And it's

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impossible to find a nineteen year old kid posting something
on your internet if he has no kind of history
digital history out there. But the other thing too, is now,
this is something nobody talks about. But did you know that.
Let's say you do have a felony conviction and you
have no business purchasing a firearm. Okay, yeah, we're gonna

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get into that. We have no business purchasing a firearm,
all right, But you go down anyway and you try
and get one, and you get kicked out and says no,
you can't purchase a firearm because you have a record. Now,
by the way, you can try it again a couple
of days later. You might might get through. Right to
tell you, is okay, because there's a whole thing too
about it. If it doesn't come through right away, you

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can go back, like thirty days later. Then they have
to they have to give it to you because they
couldn't prove you have a record. So there's a whole
method to that. Now. But if you go down there
and you get caught trying to buy a gun and
you have a phony, do you know there's no penalty
for that. I don't know if there's a penalty or not.
But you know, nobody looks into it. Nobody's investigating that,
no one's checking up and following up on it. Why
are you trying to buy a gun when you're when

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you're a convicted murderer, one's following up on it. Did
you know that no one cared? And you said, we
have to make the background check the more stern, more strict.
No one's even checking on the ones. So we got
their name, we got their address, and then we caught
them in they act of trying to buy a gun
when they have when they have a phony, no one's
checking up on it. So there's plenty to do here

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without uh coming up with imaginary scenarios where we're gonna
come up on a new imaginary database system short of
chipping Mike, you guys, we micro chip everybody at birth, Okay,
then we can keep tracking. They won't know who's when,
who's what you know? Is that what you want?

Speaker 1 (14:00):
Hey?

Speaker 2 (14:01):
Obviously the problem is not guns. We've had guns for
hundreds of years. Okay. They used to have classes in
high school and where you could shoot guns, and there
was a shooting team, a shooting club, a gun club,
and the schools. The issue is something else that's causing
people to go in there and shoot other people. That's
the problem. Okay, could take away every weapon of metal

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detectives take away everything, but still has a problem with
people today are doing violent, crazy, immoral, unethical evil things
for a reason, and maybe it's the prevalance of evil
in our society. We can't have all this kind of
pornography and satanic and devil worshiping al stuff all over
the place right in front of our face, and violence

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on TV and the movies. It's harsh, walking dead, shooting
each other life and expect not to affect people. We're
different people. Everyone's staring at their phone all day longer
and we talked to the person next to him. The
whole world is different now, and it's causing some a
group of people to go crazy and shoot up other
people for the sport of it. Okay, I'm mad. I'm

(15:20):
more upset about people complaining about my so called dentures
or lisp. Oh, what's going on with Ed's lisp? What's
going on in Ed's dentures? These dentres are loose. I
don't wear dents. I gotta be self conscious. Abu every
word coming out of my mouth now because you go
to lunatics now today today, Hey, I'm interviewing this guy
about the gang Land Garden State gang Land. We talked

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about a lot of different organized crime stuff, you know.
And I have the TV on with the sound off
as I do this, and I see there's a breaking news.
There are thirteen indictments indicting Russians for election interference. Right ooh,
look at it. And I was done, just cut the
in through the show and says, okay, I gotta go.
But no I didn't. I finish up the interview and

(16:06):
the press conference was still going on. And so the
first thing I do is I say, well, this indictment's
out there, man, let me find it. Let me locate
it online so I can read it. Okay, So I
find it. It's about eight hours ago, and I start
reading it. And I'm listening to the guy talk because
they know, you know, you can listen to these talking

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heads and stuff like that. But I have my own.
I'm familiar with reading indictments, you know, and I this is,
you know what I what I do? You know, people
think I don't know what people think I do, you know,
But I do a lot of criminal defense work, you know,
all different levels, and I'm gonna be talking about that
in a second. So I'm very familiar with reading indictments
and understanding the nuances within. So I'm reading it and

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I'm the talking hands are saying, oh, there's nothing, and
I'm right away on Twitter. Oh it's a nothing burger.
There's nothing there. Oh blah blah blah. There's no way
all those people finish reading because I didn't finish reading it,
and I just found it. And then I posted on
my Facebook. I'm still not finished reading it, but I
posted on Facebook. I want to share it to my friends,
my loved ones, my wonderful listeners, my Facebook family. Posted

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up on Twitter, and I stuck in these comments, Oh
there's nothing there. Oh, this has nothing to do with Trump.
Oh this is thirteen rushes. They didn't. It's any bate America.
A ha ha ha ha. That's it what. They've had
fake accounts and they trolled it. They were that's the
whole thing. And I said, well, did you even read
the indictment? And a woman comes back and she says, yes,
I read it twice. She read it. I was reading

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it a good fifteen twenty minutes before I even posted it.
She didn't know what existed till it was on my page.
I haven't finished reading it. The first time. She's claiming
she read it twice. Now it's a blatant lie that
someone doesn't want to live in reality and read the
actual facts. That they have some other agenda going on
in their head that they want to send out there,

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which makes this whole kind of thing hopeless. But what's
going on with this indictment? Name? We got thirteen Russians indicted, right,
I said, well, we're not gonna catch us. Russians are
rough in Russia. Who can what? What? What is this
a show? It's a it's a publicity stunt all this. No, no, no,
I'm gonna explain something to you. I had a client

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once and uh it was a real character from Staten
Island and he was an organized crime figure. The guy's
was current criminal. He's with the Geneviees family. His father
got killed by the Jenevies faily, so they raised him up.

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And that guy, Vincent, the Chineagante, was like a father
to him, was like a second father. He looked up
to him like his father. And through this guy to
I met a lot of big names too, you know,
the that are still around that I don't want to know.
I got enough problems, so he gets busted, and we
get all the paperwork, the indictments and stuff like that,

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and we see what's going on in this case, and
what they busted him for was racketeering. See, he was
a salesman for a private sanitation company that was controlled
by the Genoese family and he was at this barbecue
one day, in a backyard barbecue. They describe it, and

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it talks about how he's bragging and he's with the
Jenees family and he's and they control all private sanitation,
and he's telling this guy, you have to buy your
private sanitation for me because it's controlled by the Jenees family.
And if you don't, my goodness, you have no idea
the problems you don't have. I'm gonna take care of
you though. You're gonna give all your business to me,
and nothing's gonna happen to your business. Isn't gonna burn down,
You're not gonna get beat up, No one's gonna. I'm

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gonna take Cary because he was a very likable, you
know guy. But it's extortion, so they had him right.
The guy's committed and that's a crime. It's extortion. Man.
If you don't buy me I'm gonna have your business
is gonna burn down. That's extortion. I've dealt with extortion
cases on both ends. My client's being extorted. Oh no,

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my client is an excuse of extortion. That's extortion. And
you could arrest him for that right then and there
and charge him with extortion. But they didn't because what
they wanted to do was they wanted to He wasn't
a made man, he wasn't a known associate with the
gentleman's family, but they wanted that in the indictment. So
they waited and they started investigating this guy. They put

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that case aside, and they started watching this guy. Okay,
and see when it was up to now, they got
a tap on his phone. They're watching him, they're follow
him around, they're talking to his friends. They got informans
working on him. And they waited till this guy got
caught selling a union card. Okay. And they had a
bunch of guys that go involving a deal. Ten people
here making phone calls over the ten guys involved to

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make the sell this, make this four thousand dollars deal
to sell this a union card. They had ten meetings
to do it, and they had to split up like
five guys. It's like to make a thousand bucks, eight
hundred bucks. This guy's working forty to fifty hours. Okay,
if you could go get a real job, but they
had to bust him on that first in order to

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get him. Now he's an associate of the Genevievese family,
and this associate of the Geneviez family try to extort
this guy in private sanitation. You see how that works.
You see how they know what they're doing. See how
it's like a chess game. And the FBI is one
hundred steps ahead of all of us and the Department
of Justice because they do this for a living. Now

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what do we have here, Well, they got thirteen indictments
of these Russian characters with a really elaborate operation here
and this is what they did. Let me lay out
their crying for you. They are under indictment. We can
probably convict him in absentially. I don't know how that works.
Best possible they could do that. So now anyone here

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in the United States walking around doing things, maybe working
for the Trump can anyone who knowingly cooperated with these
guys is guilty of what Russian collusion they're they're part
of a continuing criminal enterprise that has been marked by
the FBI as a continuing criminal enterprise, a conspiracy, And

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by cooperating with them, you're part of that conspiracy. You're
just as guilty as they are. They had to get
that first before. Now they can start picking these guys
off and saying that they were involved with them. Now
people may look at this situation here right with these
indictments that came out today, and there's a lot more.
What we had heard before was that they were retweeting,

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they were buying retweets, and they had bots and Twitter
bots and this kind of stuff like that. And I
can see that, you know, and they had fake news sites,
and I could see They're just my own experience around
this kind of stuff for years and years leaders debating
online and different things. I saw all that going on
with the during the election, the retweeting, and I even

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talk about I see the fake reading retweets with the
Corey Feldman Corey Hayne thing. I saw it with the
Hampstead group. I've seen it with different kind of controversies,
whether it's fake accounts and sock puppets. I can recognize
it easily. But this was a serious operation. I'll tell
you how. I know. One of the things I do
is an online infidelity investigation, right, and that's where we

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take an email address, we trace it back to online
dating websites. But there's a second phase to that investigation. Okay,
because a lot of times, well it's usually men that
are cheating online, but it's women too. But a man
will say, oh, honey, I did sign up to that
dating site with my email, but it's just to look
at the pictures. It's harmless. I love you. I would

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never meet one of those whores on those websites and
those alt fetish websites that I was on, my goodness, honey,
well those alt Gabe or the homosexual websites Adam for Adam,
you know websites. I would never go on ohs and
do that, you know, honey, I was just looking at
the picture. So I'm aware of that. Just like the FBI,

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I'm ten steps ahead of this guy. So we offer
a second phase the investigation, and that is we contact them.
I have all these fake accounts, I got fake Twitter accounts,
I got fake dating side accounts that the same picture
and the same name will also be on LinkedIn, it'll
be on Facebook and it'll be on Twitter. So if
they start looking for my username of let's say this
pretty blonde girl or this pretty Asian girl, because men

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mostly will answer some Asian women before they will answer
that it's Asians first, blonde next, Okay, so you have
all different You'll have like five different women of a
white woman, a black woman, and an Asian woman contacting
this guy trying to make a date with this guy.
And then we try and get to exchange email accounts,
We try to get them to call us up. We
have a trap line. They call up and we record

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the phone call. There's the whole process here. But the
idea is that you can't just create a fake account
and contact the guy and say, hey, do you want
to cheat on your wife? You want to be my boyfriend,
because they're going to check that account. Not they're gonna
google the name, They're gonna look for the picture and
see if it has a background, see if it's an
aged account. Is there a Facebook associated whether, is there
a Twitter associated with it? Is it a real person

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behind this thing? So we have this stuff aged so
that if they do look into it, they're gonna see
a recent post on Facebook, and they're gonna see different
pictures than the one that's on there. So if people
that have a sharp eye and are on the lookout
for romance scams and stuff like that, are gonna fall
for my investigation. This is a professional investigation. Now, in

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this case with these Russians, they had gone so above
and beyond that that what they did was they actually
purchased people's banking and credit card information and created fake
PayPal accounts and fake email accounts and then created fake
PayPal accounts. And PayPal verifies a PayPal account by using

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a credit card or a bank account number. That's how
you get a verified PayPal account. Now, many times I'll
be asked to investigate an email address and get a
name and address for that person because maybe the person
committed some kind of crime, they're cyberstalking or whatever. And
one of the ways I used to verify that account

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is through PayPal. Is that a PayPal verified account? And
I take a screenshot of that and we attached that
to the report. You create an exhibit and when you
show it to the judges, it she says, oh, this
is a PayPal vertifict. Well, that's your your guilty. Okay,
that's how serious that is. Okay, that's what you use

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to verify an email account, that is it linked? Have
they been making purchases linked to a credit card or
a bank account with that email? So for them to
be creating these fake accounts at that level is an
incredibly sophisticated operation. Is a million dollar operation. They had
dozens of people here in this country, physically here in

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this country, They had servers in this country you and
by the way they were here, they visited Nevada too.
We're looking into that to find out if any of
our local activists here in any contact with these people. So far,
it's a big, fat no. Although I was really terrified
there for a minute. We had a protest here about
sendering Hillary to jail where one of my guests on

(27:24):
this show actually wore the Hillary costume with the orange
jump suit and with the Hillary mask you or it
all day long. So when they were talking about hiring
this guy to build a Hillary cage, or were a
little worried that maybe that was a we're gonna get
scooped up in this whole thing here shipped off the moscow.
Who knows. But anyway, let's take a little commercial break
here and we'll be right back with more of the
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can I can go on twenty six minutes, go back
to my life, all right. A couple of things related
to this. Rachel Brand, who is third in line of
the FBI, retires, leaves quits the FBI this week. It

(32:27):
feels like it was a year ago, right, but it
was just a couple of days ago. And it's very
significant too. And I'm there's something I've noticed that no
one else seems to be talking about. And as usual,
Rachel Brand, right, she quits the FBI to go where
does she go? To quit the FBI? But she says, well,
you know, she's the third in line, and they're gonna
get the rid of Rosenstein, Rosenstein, rosen Steon. Nobody knows

(32:50):
why to pronounce the guy's name. But then the pressure
will be on her to fire Mueller. And what's she
gonna do? So she leaves the FBI to go where
to go run for Senate, or to go into private
law practice on her own because she wants to put
her own shingle up there on the door, to go
one of the big giant law firms right, not there,

(33:10):
there's big ones, you know, they Goldman, Sachs. Now she
goes to work for Walmart. It's gonna be the legal
counsel for Walmart. Walmart where we heard of them before?
Or said Walmart founded and headquartered out of Arkansas. Who

(33:33):
else do we know down there in Arkansas? They've been
on the board of director. That's for Walmart. Clintons, that
Clinton's I smell a rat. I smell a rat, ladies
and gentlemen, And that rat is the Clintons ratting up
the this FBI there again. That's the time. I'm fair

(33:55):
to both sides. Man. When I see the Clintons in
there with their thumb on the scale, I'm gonna mention it.
It's not. Trump's not the only evil one out there. Hey,
you got to report both sides when you see something
going on. Now, the other thing going on this week
that came out is Stormy Daniels. Good old Michael Cohen
was under investigation by the Federal Election Commission the FEC,

(34:17):
which is a toothless agency that doesn't do a damn
thing to anybody. But he was under investigation because he
gave this one hundred and thirty thousand dollars to Stormy
Daniels and Keith Davidson and Geena Rodriguez the eighteen and
what do you call it? And he says, WHOA, I
gave her that money out of my own pocket. Mister
Trump had nothing to do it, the Trump organization had

(34:38):
nothing to do it, the Trump campaign had nothing to
do it. I gave, I facilitated that money to him
for myself. Came out of my own pocket. So then
Geina Rodriguez, who by the way, is my former agent,
and I used to work with Gina Rodriguez. She got
me into the Tiger Woods case and the Charlie Sheen
case and the Ashen Kutcher case and a whole bunch
of stuff to Hilly Tripp case, sent me a lot

(34:58):
of work. She was in trouble who she come to
and Operama and now she's wheeling and dealing up there
with the President of the United States of the United States.
But what do you call she know my drink is
released as a statement. Well, now he's be breached the
non disclosure agreement and my client Stommy Daniels can go

(35:21):
out and talk about this all she wants from that one.
In fact, she's gonna give a big interview. Then it
comes out a couple of days later, they release a
statement they have a DNA stained dress that connects her
to mister Trump and it's available for testing. Yep, a
lot of people. The other cases just came out this
week to was a reporter by Ronan Farrow, the son

(35:43):
of Mia Farrow, and he has this playboy centerfo old
woman who dated Trump for nine months. Her name is McDougall,
just handwritten notes from the contemporaneous notes from the time,
and her lawyer havings to be Keith. He was sent
the same lawyer for a Stormy Daniels and Keith David.

(36:04):
It happened to my lawyer. I've done work for Keith Davis.
And again they said ten cases we mentioned. When Keith
Davis's in trouble. He came to me, Okay, what I'm
in trouble, I go to him, all right. Very interesting now,
from my perspective, if people they got a payment from
Trump to it wasn't as much. It was a couple

(36:25):
hundred fifty thousand.

Speaker 3 (36:26):
Oh.

Speaker 2 (36:26):
By the way, the story with her with Me Dougal
was very interesting because she sold her story to the
National Choir. Keith negotiated with the National Choir to sell
that story, and then they shelved the story. They didn't
print the story. They hung onto it for their own reasons.
It's called a kill you know. They purchased his story
and they kill it. Which again, if you look back
to July twenty sixteen, this is what I was telling you,

(36:49):
that people were telling these stories to the magazines and
the paparazzi and the tabloids that were being suppressed. So
the National Choir held on to it. But they said, hey,
miss McDougall, you can write nine articles. You can have
nine articles in our magazine. We're gonna pulish nine things
for you. That's a huge payoff. Guys, you have any
idea what that's worth to get your name in the

(37:09):
National Enquirer nine times. Okay, that's a fortune. If we
have a million bucks. Okay, it's a d line one.
But what I'm trying to say to you tonight is
if there are people I know and people I've worked with,
and people who when they're in trouble have come to

(37:30):
me when they're in trouble, and they got blackmail dirt
on the President of the United States of America. They
called blackmailing quotes, but they got dirt on a president
of United States of America, Donald Trump, Mister Donald Trump, President,
mister Trump. If guys I know are doing this, I
could tell you for a hundred fact that the Russians

(37:51):
got dirt on them too. And we know the National
Choir has dirt on them because there we got it.
We know they have it. They purchased it, we got
the contracts. So the National Choir or the am I right,
the same people who ripped off my client, Chaley Trip.
I've seen that contract too. But between the National Choir
when they're selling the buying a story from it, it's

(38:12):
a two inch stick contract. It's no joke. Stuff is
no nonsense. They can polygraphs and stuff like that. They
make you go through. But we know for a fact
they got blackmail, dirt on mister Trump, or dirt on them,
let's call it dirt. And we know that the people
I know have dirt on him that he's willing to
pay money to keep quiet. Now if people I know

(38:36):
and work will do it, all right? And people I
was against the National Choir too, it was in a lawsuit
against them. Okay, So people I'm engaged with and they
got dirt on Trump. You're trying to tell me the
Russians can't pull off a better operation than Ed Opperman can.
The KGB or whatever it's called, the FSB, whatever they
change your name. I'm an old guy called a KGB.

(38:58):
It never stop in there. Change it. They can't make
me cover it in a name for the cage you
but what do you call it? But look at this man,
we got him. Of course they got dirt on Trump
and the other thing too. People want to say, well,
all this stuff ed, these playboy models and these pornography women,
that's all part of that. They're put up by the Democrats.

(39:19):
George Soros is paying him. I can tell you right
now that that Keith and Gina would not know who
George Soros is. They would not know tired or tale
of any of this stuff of deep state or any
kind of stuff. I think if they did, if there was,
if they were concerned about something like that. I think
I'd hear about it. I think I would have heard
about this. This is an organic situation, my friends, ladies and gentlemen.

(39:40):
I have her in my hand, an envelope with forty
five names. Hey, let's see look at my notes. Evening,
he's almost over the well. There's a great article came
out about Julian Assange from Wiki weeks in the intercept,

(40:03):
and I'm going to try to book the columnists for
the show do an interview about them. But they got
their hands on some private Twitter chat room conversations group
chats that Assigns was running there where he basically talks
about that, you know, he's a show for the GOP
and he's an anti Semite, you know, and old right,
and he's right up there with those characters, you know.

(40:25):
And we know from his the direct messages that he
was sending to Donald Trump Junior, because Donald Trump released them,
was that he was in the bag for Trump, you know,
and he was. He was pretending he was shilling for
Trump and pretending that hey, if you release your text
returns to me, I'll put them out there and pretend

(40:46):
I got him some other way. So he's colluding with
these characters. Okay, now listen, I like the Yeah, he
does put out good information, but now we see he's
putting it out with an agenda. And there's no doubt
about it because he's being sold up by his own people,
the people who's trying to help, he's being sold out.

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So check out this article in the intercept. I'm gonna
just leave it at that. I was gonna do a
whole show about it, tell you the truth, man, But
there's so much came up this week. It's just beyond
keeping up with you know, Trump's uh, who's this guy?
One of Trump's campaign managers just got twenty years for

(41:33):
human trafficking Trump campaign co chair. It was a judge
in Cincinnati gets twenty years for sexual abuse and trafficking teens.
I'm sure, mister Trump is. It's probably one of those

(41:53):
four thousand sealed indictments. Right. Hey, By the way, everyone's
talking about Q and on all those characters, right, there's
four thousand seedlingments of pedophile rings coming on. They're wrong
to be wrung it up. Per envelope with thirty five
names and my envelope, heer, This committee needs to see
these envelope with thirty five names, and there's four thousand
sealed in the mins of pedophile rings out there, and

(42:15):
she went on as a source George Webb. George Webb
knows every effect of this case, mister committee, he needs
an apology that George web But what do you call
these four thousand you know these thirteen indictments? You know
these were sealed. Okay, one of those four thousands of indictments,
I roll up part of this call the investigation of Trump.

(42:39):
Wouldn't that be a kick in the head? Huh? When
happy is something? Huh? Anyway, they're not all indictments that
they're sealed, motions and files and so by a couple
of hundred could have been involved in it's a this
thing we saw today that was just on sealed today.
So just because they're finally search more so different indictments
and stupidity. Anyway, we got that there. God, I got

(43:03):
a chance to use my Joe mccarthury, the impersonation went
back to the notes. What else was that here? And
she click on the one who see his notes?

Speaker 3 (43:13):
Okay, yeah, we can.

Speaker 2 (43:25):
Do a lot of these notes for next week. There
was another development this week. Oh, no, there's one more.
I'm gonna give you the new OXFAM boss. This just
came out tonight. No one's even talking about it. He
slept with a this little sixteen year old Haitian prostitute

(43:46):
says that this guy Roland von Howard, sixty eight years old,
and he was the ox FAM Haiti director, and she
said that this guy used to have sex with her
for money all the time. This is the first time
this OXFAM director, mister h a U w E I
R E I R e n sixty eight years old,

(44:10):
you know, has been accused of this. He was accusedation
is Oxfam in uh Chad in two thousand and six
and also at medical Charity Merlin and Liberia in two
thousand and four. So guy's got a pattern of this,
of using child prostitutes while he's overseas with this this

(44:31):
stuff here, but it comes up with Haiti, and we
don't know about what's going on in Haiti at the
Clintons and all that stuff. So I brought that up.
Mister Trump came up with a proposal this week where
he wants to modify the food stamp program, which is

(44:51):
probably the one government program that actually generates money in
the economy. You know, by taking that money from Department
of Agriculture, it subsidizes the growing of foods and stuff
like that. And also too, it gets into it inserts
money into poor neighborhoods, and that when he certainly its

(45:13):
because the people take that money and the purchase in
poor neighborhoods. They don't have big supermarkets. People usually buy
from the corner store, little convenience stores. A lot of time,
they have bulletproof glass. You know, you gotta put your
car through a slot. Okay to get your little slim
gems and stuff like that. Speaking buy with them seven
to eleven uh takes a ton of food stamps, EBT cards,

(45:36):
Walmart takes a ton of So there are small businesses
in these poor communities that if they don't have that,
if they're gonna suddenly start mailing people boxes of food. Okay,
these small businesses are going to go out of business,
which means that people who are working who have money

(45:58):
to purchase things won't have a store to go to
to buy them. They won't be able to and the
people on the foods won't have a store to go
to buy their toothpaste and their toilet paper, and their
their hair shampoo and these things. Do you understand the
consequences this obviously has not been thought out because nothing
these clowns do is he's too busy paying off porn

(46:20):
stars and tweeting to do any work and to consider
to change something like this so drastically. Also too, one
of the big brokerage firms that to get which one
the Lehman Brothers or Goldman Sachs, operates that the food
stamp card, you know, and they process all the transactions

(46:43):
that's gonna put them in financial straits by not having
that big giant account. Whoever it was, I'll have to
look at him for who was. This is the craziest
thing we've ever heard. And then also, yeah, peop with
allergies and people with dietary knees and people who are
daniel fasting like myself, you know, doing this where oh

(47:06):
they're vegetarian or they're vegan, and all that's out the window.
Now you're gotta gonna have to eat frosted flakes and
a kansa tuna and kans of beans whatever rice. What
are they gonna send What are they gonna send in
the mail that they can they can stay fresh on
your shelf. You know, you think Walmart's gonna stand for this.
Walmart runs a company store where the people who work

(47:28):
for Walmart or on food stamps, and then they use
their food stamp card inside Walmart to buy their groceries.
They're living as slaves. Basically, you think Walmart's gonna stand
for this unless they're getting a contract to produce the
boxes and mail them to you. Hey, But otherwise, man,

(47:49):
you know what a stupid freaking idea. And and to
target the weakest among us. Seventy five percent of the
people on food stamps are children, and you want to
take food from the mouths of children, so you can
go play golf and rent out golf courts to secret
service agents that are profit. You know, that's what life's about.

(48:12):
You have more money in your pocket to pay off
another of porn Star. I'll leave you with one last
thing here. You got a guy billionaire on TV. Still
he gotta pay for sex and then he gets blackmailed
on top of that. And this guy got the balls

(48:33):
to write a book called The Art of the Deal.
Think of it, man, This guy's wheeling and dealing here
paying for sex and then getting blackmailed on top. It's
like he's going to say, prostitute, they roll him, they
drug him and steal his wallet. Let me write a
book about it. Got a great negotiator. I am geez,

(48:55):
we are in trouble in this country, my friends. There
may be time to get out of here. Maybe I
may have overstayed very welcome in this country anyway. Oh, anyway,
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