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Speaker 1 (00:01):
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Speaker 3 (02:26):
Okay, welcome to the oper Report. I'm your host. Who
is this guy talking to us right now? Who is
this at Opera? Well, he is your host. I am
your host at Opperman private investigator at Opperman. You could
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(02:47):
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this week. I'll take your complaints one by one, one
at a time. Are in bunches. Come on, I'll take

(03:10):
you out a lot, all audience, the whole podcast world. Otherwise,
you check me out and check out our patreon on
the Opperaman Report Patreon. Oh my goodness, there, dude, there
was so much freaking good content in this Patreon. I
was going through because I just came back from a trip.
I'll be talking about that in a minute. It's just crazy, man,

(03:31):
There's just there's so much good stuff here that's so backlocked.
Just two or three of the shows. Just in the
past week I taped with a Vincent f R Men
whose wife is Reena Oh, who's an Epstein victim who
had a lossuit against Virginia Geffree. Now, man, just that

(03:53):
alone is gold, you know. And there are people out there,
you know, so cooled podcasts whatever you call them, researchers
or whatever you call them. If they had one show,
I thought their whole career, this would be a career
making a show. It's kind of a big controversy, I'll
tell you that right now. As you know, I've been
around this story a long a long a long time,

(04:17):
and a lot of the stuff that Vincent fi Men
has to say, I can confirm personally, and some of
the people he mentioned specifically, I might have the same
suspicions and the same thing. He talks about this group
chat that they used to have that where the Goofree
was like in charge of these other women and it
was a dominating force amongst them. And I've been aware

(04:39):
of that chat for a while, and I can tell
you that some of the people in that chat aren't
legit victims, even though they're not even real.

Speaker 4 (04:47):
You know.

Speaker 3 (04:48):
That's you know, a lot of weird stuff goes on
in this whole situation, and so many people already because
I was talking about it on Reddit and right away
this they have this low hanging fruit perspective of this
story and there's good guys and there's bad guys, and

(05:10):
it's all black and white and it's all simple and
you know, and you know, Goofree was a hero and
that's all that matters. You know. Well, I don't want
to hear anything else. Yeah, And anybody would say otherwise
must be working for Epstein, Like they just have no
clue the complexities of this whole situation and how this
story is just utterly controlled, just like the depths that

(05:32):
it's controlled it's funny in the articles. I have an
article and then I have court documents who provided to
me by Vincent FMN two as well. That's going to
be attached to that as soon as I get a chance.
I'm exhausted. I just got back from New York City
last night, and I walked from one end of New
York to the other man I got a bad back,

(05:53):
and all the way back to Staten Island to my
childhood home, and I showed my daughter how I went
to school every day on the train and walked in this,
and walked in that, and showed all my little spots
and stuff. What a trip. But so I'm exhausted, so
I didn't get a chance to do that. There's a
lot of stuff I gotta do. I'm working on some
really big projects. I'm just back. I picked up my computer.

(06:14):
It was out for repair, and I haven't had a
chance to go on a bike ride or pick up
my medications. My testosterone has already at three o'clock, so
so really really exhausted right now. So I haven't had
a chance to update this with the court dos and
with the article from Vincent fi man Rena o versus Virginia,
Judfrey or Goofree as it's pronounced. It's amazing too, the

(06:37):
whole pronunciation to deal with this thing, Gislaine Lame. You know,
no one can pronounce these names. It's just part of
the confusion with the story. Uh So, Vincent fi man
A Rena, Oh, it's gonna be controversial. All I tell
you that I know it is. I'm not worried, man,
because you know, it's the people you're getting for your
information from, Okay, are further and further and further away

(06:59):
from the actual facts of the case here. You know,
it's the problem, and and even some of the people
that are reporting to you. It turns out I have an
agenda just like that Zarin, Mom, Donnie is socialist agenda
we'll be talking about tonight. I just got back from
New York City and I actually went to a DSA
party Democratic Socialist America on the evening of the election.

(07:22):
They're in New York City when mister comrade Montami selected
Anthony Andrews comes back another gold You know what I mean. Look,
there are two guests here, man, that I got last
minute come on the show right before my trip, very

(07:43):
little preparation for either one and they both of these
guys are gonna bring you gold that that are you
know so many other shows that this would be their
their crowning jewel of their podcast career. You know, just
the breaks my heart. Man, that's we don't get more appreciate.
I guess you'd call it. I don't know. It's just
people just have this obsession with me personally. But anyway,

(08:06):
he comes on and a lot of Russian trump uh Maria,
but Tina Patrick Byrne and Louise Mench Felix say that
we get into a lot of stuff, man, and a
lot of stuff that you're not gonna hear anywhere else.
That you can't hear anywhere else. You know who else?
Spoke to George Scallazzo, the fellow with the p tapes,
the Russian pe tapes who testified at the Muli Grand jury.

(08:29):
Who he's telling me about how they question him about
Felix Sator. How can Felix Sader be working for the FBN.
Then it's the Department of Justice are asking questions about him.
It's just there's just so more complexities again to all
of this, but people, once again, they just want to
make it the black and white, low hanging fruit, Russia, Russia,
buss has been discredited, dodgy DOSSI and all that nonsense.

(08:52):
You know. Then back what are you gonna do? Give
you the best I can. Then there's a bunch of repeats.
The story about these two navy seals who murdered this woman,
Vincent f I mend andrews ammel elorsh is back coat
of silence. That's the story about the Gary DeVore and

(09:14):
his story there about what do you call it, the
writer with no Hands? And that little town there, Lancaster
and pear Blossom. Uh okay, I think I have talked about.
There was something else I can't I had a moment
of clarity during this trip on the plane or something

(09:36):
like that, where I realized something else about that woman
who was catfishing me, who was also up in day
McGowan's I asked, they're like almost people that leach off
for Dave McGowan's legacy. And there was another condact that
struck me, Oh my god. She she doesn't say she's
the same connection as them. I don't remember what it was,

(10:01):
but maybe I'll remember and write it down. You know,
who knows. I'll just think about it. That'll be enough.
Some old classic ones. An interview I did with the
Frank Collotta from from the movie Casino. You had a

(10:21):
real guy from Casino. A lot of stuff I got here, man,
it's just good. Ted Rubinstein, my good friend, about Danny
castelaua murder. Uh, the Salty Luna Texas woman in about
the Madeline Soto case. Uh. Then some live shows I
did an anti lawyer. I still haven't played the anti
lawyer show about p Diddy. That's gold you know a

(10:43):
show by D B. Cooper. I don't even know who
it is.

Speaker 5 (10:45):
What.

Speaker 3 (10:46):
Oh, Janice McAfee, the widow of John McAfee, You know
the Golden show that you know? Give me a break.
Doug Valentine Cia Phoenix program. I think this original interview
I did with Doug Valentine where he was blown away
by this. He said it was the best he ever
did on the topic, which I believe. Toby Roger is
the ghost of Greenwich Confessions of a nineteen eighty child

(11:07):
killer Steven U Baney who murdered Diana. All this stuff
is gold. Michael Hornon, who worked for Billy Meyer, the Manchurion,
journalist Lawrence right, the CIA and the corruption of American journalism.
I don't remember that. You know, we had all guys,
Craig Unger. I had Craig Uger come back another gold
Man gold Where else can you hear Craig Hunger for

(11:30):
an hour? And I've given you three hours of Craig
Hunger at this point, you know, give me a break,
guys man, you know, ten cents a day man, you know,
And you know it bugs me too because I got
this big project I'm working on. I'm gonna be making
like thirty thousand a month, you know, and here I
gotta still, you know, be begging if it is ten

(11:52):
cents a day here just to keep just for the
show to pay for itself. You know. It's just it's heartbreaking.
William Hamilton has not done an interview in forty five
years about the Promise Software and inslaw and Danny Castellario
and the Octopus and where did he choose to come
and give us three hours exclusive content way before the

(12:13):
Netflix bullshit documentary The Operaman Report. Now, we edited this
down to three hours in one a sitting, and a
good old Ed Parnell did that for us. And I
still have not put up all the documents he gave
me and the emails he gave me with a ton
of exclusive information. Might put it into a book, you know,

(12:35):
and sell it on as a kindle book and sell
it for like two ninety nine. By the way, all
these shows to on Patreon. You can get him for
a five dollars or four ninety nine or something three
ninety nine. I get what the deal is. But you
could buy him onesies twos at a time too. Tonight
we're going to be playing my former employee Arlene McCarthy,
who's a school teacher in New York City. Now. She

(12:56):
wrote a book called My Friend John. And once again
I said, she's the nicest person I ever met in
my life. And I'm playing her, and then I'm playing
the other one is oh good old Dave Emory. Who
else's spring? Who else out there is giving you? Bring you?

(13:19):
Dave Emory Man forty seven years of anti fascist broadcasting,
heir to the throne of may Brussel. Who brings your
may Brussel? It Opperman?

Speaker 5 (13:26):
Does?

Speaker 3 (13:26):
I bring the may Brussel Archives every Saturday Sunday morning,
the Dave Emory Classic Archives, the John Barber Classic Archives.
I repeat now as well, possibly going to be going
back and playing some stuff I haven't played before, you know,
showing respect to those who came before us, Man, to
the greats, to the legends.

Speaker 4 (13:48):
Man.

Speaker 3 (13:48):
You know who's doing that, good old it Opperman Alex Stern,
Bad justice and astonishing true story of a wrongful conviction.
Vigilantes inc America's new voter suppression hit man. That's by
Craig Palace. When I was at DSA party, by the way, man, Okay,
on election night, you hear this stuff they're staying to

(14:08):
out there. Okay, you got to tell you know, there's
so much bs out there. But this zorin mom, Donnie
uh and his election and you're hearing this story about
how well this wasn't New Yorkers who elected him. These
were foreigners, These were Muslims and you know these are
illegal Alians who voted for him. Well, I went to

(14:31):
a DSA party Democrats Socialist of in America on election
night and it was instide a bar that had this
big open patio area in the back that held about
the stage alone was huge. It probably held about six
hundred people. And then when I was leaving because it's
just you know, well, my walking I was, you know,

(14:53):
my flying and walking and then my regular work I
gotta do. I was just so tired. I left early.
And when I was leaving, the door was locked, and
the dorman says, listen, no back seats. This is what
because let's you lead. It can't come back. You know,
we laughed. I mean they joked if I go there
was there was something like, I gotta go home and

(15:14):
soak in the towers. Who was he was laughing? And
I went out there. Man, there was a line. There's
like another four hundred people online to get in from
both directions. They were online, you know, up and down
the street. So the idea that this wasn't a popular
vote is they're lying to you, guys. I went. I
must have took about twenty ubers while I was there.

(15:35):
Every Uber driver was in favor of this. This whole
business about the free buses, where you know, there won't
be that delay of people getting on and off the
buses because they have to pay to get on the bus.
And now people would be able to get on the
back doors for free, and there's no delay getting on
the front doors. They're all we're usually excited about that
of how it's going to reduce traffic, you know, but

(15:59):
all of them too. You know. One thing, we were
in Staten Island too, and everyone thinks about stanton aland
they say, oh, Staten Island was totally for Sliwa and Cuomo,
you know, and my mom Donnie did not get a
majority in Staten Island. But did you know that he
got more votes in Staten Island that Curtis Sliwah did

(16:21):
or whatever is Okay, they called him Curtis Sliwa. Now
they call him Sliwah slee Waw and all the commersions
of it is the funniest thing of the world. But yeah,
Zorian got more votes than Curtis Sliwa on on Staten
Island and a lot more by the way, you know,
it's like, you know more, and he got second to

(16:45):
to Cuomo on stanton aland but otherwise everywhere else a
huge majority, overwhelming support by the city. And when else
have we had a candidate, a Democrat who won the
primary by over fifty when's the prime I think it
was seventy five percent. It was something insane. And then
that the other Democratic candidate turns independent and gets all

(17:08):
the support from Wall Street and real estate and bankers
putting up hundreds and hundreds of millions of dollars to
shut down a candidate. Now, and people say, well, we
have not seen this since Obama. But Obama got the
support of Wall Street. Wall Street elected Obama. Obama CIA,

(17:29):
but Wall Street elected Obama. Whereas Wall Street is against
Zora and fighting tooth and nail, the Democratic Party hacks
are against Zoron. So it's more legit a candidate than
we've had in a long time. And as I was
telling the youngsters that this DSA party, I called me

(17:51):
youngsters elemeny of them were in the thirties. You know
that when I was a young man, I was an anarchist,
you know, in my teens, and socialists, I guess twenty
one years old or twenty years old. And the dream
that we never dreamed that we could take the Mayor's
office and have a socialist as mayor. You know, we

(18:13):
thought the only way to capture power in New York
City would be by force, by armed insurrection, to capture territory,
to take over buildings, to occupy buildings, to occupy the streets.
Never through the ballot. We never dreamed it would be possible,
and here we had it, and we got to think
Bernie for that. And this is what I've been saying
all along. We take the people who supported Bernie and

(18:35):
we educate them, and we organize them behind real socialist candidates,
and then we get progress. Now. One of the things
they have going on there up until election night, like
I'm sitting in this by the way, I got a
great deal in a hotel that I too, and it
was a huge, great deal, And of course I always

(18:58):
scowped the day so I'd extend my day. I went
there for Vict's birthday, by the way, from my daughter
Victory's birthday. I went there in surprise. Which is why
I haven't been talking about this, because because I got
such assholes that listen to the show. They'll contact her
and tell, oh, you know, your dad's coming to surprising
you know, you know, ha ha, that's just weird. Those
man you're out there, I gotta deal with, just obsessed,

(19:20):
you know, little detail my life. But what do you
call it? The commercials? Right up up until election night,
Eve one, they had these commercials running in New York
where they're telling undocumented aliens to turn themselves in and
they'll be giving a little bit of money sent home
and they have a chance to come back. But if

(19:41):
they don't turn themselves down, they're going to be arrested
and brutalized and treated like shit. And that commercial plays
like every every minute, you know, like every every every
commercial break. You see that one. The other one was
by a pack called and you know the strategy, the
brilliant strategies they had behind this Stop Socialism. The pack
is called stop Socialism and fascinating. They came up at

(20:08):
some obscure tenet of the DSA platform at one point
said that they wanted to defund the police and decriminalize
certain crimes, and so they turned that into well, the
DSA is in favor of murderers. They're going to release
murderers from the prison. They're gonna shut down and close
down the police department, which goes to show you even DSA,

(20:31):
you know, for them to have stupid things like that
in their platform that are just ridiculous, But they don't
have in their platform that we should nationalize the oil industry,
which is the main you know, we should have state banks.
We should have nationalized oil industry, which is the main

(20:51):
thing we should be focused on as far as bringing
socialism to the United States. I'm going to be bouncing
around here a little bit, but you know, my experience
with the airport and flying here back and forth was,
you know, it's horrific the way that our airports have
just been uh degenerated, you know, degradated, ruins, worse and worse,

(21:21):
you know, with the fancy word for that, Okay, And
but when you look at other countries, like you know,
I had some friends that went to Dubai and they
were sending me snapchat clips the whole trip back and forth,
and they had stopped at either Qatar or Soudan, and
the airport had like an indoor forest. It had a
giant little we could buy like little little pop up rooms,

(21:46):
you know, where you can go in and take a
nap and lie down all kind of There was a
game where you can go in there and play real
video games, you know, like War of Duty. Called it
the only kind of crap. You know, all those by
the way anywhere that plays that stuff, I have no
respect for me, But they're playing all those real video games,
you know, the what a looking is called the PlayStation
PlayStation what an idiot they want to smack you. I

(22:10):
see that, don't mail tell me about the PlayStation and
oh I got the new PS four. It's it's not
a smack of a face. Grow up man. But they
have whole rooms. You can go in there and pudos
for free for hours. And the reason they can do
this is because in those places they have a nationalized

(22:31):
oil industry. So all that money, the profits from the
oil industry can go to things like a beautiful airport
and beautiful cities and beautiful highways and beautiful roads. Where
here in America, all that oil profit goes to a
handful of people. It's it's privatized, it's not nationalized, and
it goes to the hands of a few people. But

(22:53):
the point is is that the DSA, the Democratic Socialists
of America, don't talk about nationalizing the oil industry. And
that's the next hurler we have to overcome. Because you know,
when I talk to these DSA kids, these youngsters, and
I was lecturing these kids, man, telling them about what
real socialism is. You know, it's not about welfare, it's
not about free stuff. It's about nationalizing the workers, controlling

(23:17):
the means of production. The average worker only keeps fifteen
percent of the value that they produce. They work hard,
they make a product, they gets sold, and eighty five
percent gets taken away from them and goes to owners
and bosses and shareholders and stockholders who do no work.

(23:44):
The worker does all the work, but they only keep
fifteen percent. And I think once people learn this, I
think even Joe Rogan is starting to get this, okay,
and a little by little doing on this idiot, you know,
and maybe he's going to turn his bite the hand
that feeds the his masters, his capitalist masters. You're gonna
bite their hands and start telling the truth. It's possible.

(24:06):
And you see even Marjorie Taylor Green kind of waking
up in some ways. And forever this behind the scenes
reasons too, but I'm not going to get into that
right now. But these commercials are talking about socialists or
favorite murder socialists. What are free of the murderers? And
their argument is so simplistic and so basic, you know

(24:31):
that it just goes to show you that they're catering
to the extremely stupid, to the most stupidest and uneducated
amongst us, and they want and they're playing on their
fears and their hysteria and their panic and their worry
and their fear of anti Semitism and things like that,

(24:52):
and this whole idea that the zorroon Mom Donnie is
some kind of radical Muslim who somehow can to the
nine to eleven terrorist attack. I would say about ninety
percent of the people who listen to my show believed
that the Bush and CIA were behind or you know,
some kind of US sponsored intelligence operation was behind nine

(25:14):
to eleven, not radical Muslims. But still they'll still fall
for that and say, well, we got to be scared
of mom Donnie because he's a radical Muslim, and he's
that thing I'm afraid of, you know, and I should
be afraid of it. And it's a very scary word
called socialism, which means I would keep more than fifty
fifteen percent of what I work for, and that can't

(25:35):
be good. That must be a bad thing for that
to happen, you know. And of course I want to
have other people pump oil from underneath my feet and
then sell it back to me at a huge profit
and they keep all the money, because that's all good.
That's good democracy, that's freedom, and that's what you've been
brainwashing in to believe in. Okay, Now, well they can

(26:00):
try and tell you that Zoron mom Donnie is some
kind of a radical Muslim. And they're going to be
having Shakira law where your hips don't lie all over
the New York which is a huge joke. They keep
calling a Shakira law in the York instead of a
Sharia law. And then all the other good one too,

(26:20):
is that they're going to start teaching Arabic numerals in
the in schools in New York City, which you know,
are regular neural numerals zero to want to you know,
it's called Arabic. You know, that's what it's called. Now
you know, before we even you know what, knew what
you know, Muslims were in this country. That's what the

(26:43):
regular US, you know, American English numerals are. They're called Arabic.
Oh god, So but now that all this stuff going
on on Twitter where they're telling you all this stuff,
now we have to be teaching Arabic numbers. I can't
have numbers of Arabic. Look it up, look it up.
It's right there. You'll want it. We'll say right there.

(27:03):
It's the truth. It's it's just so they're banking on stupidity. Okay,
I gotta tell you, man, they're banking, and then they're
they're making dividends on their banking.

Speaker 4 (27:13):
They're u.

Speaker 3 (27:17):
Because a lot of people are falling with us. Some
are people I once had respect for. But if you
see my Zara, my dummy's wife, you know, you'll see
she's definitely not boring a bur because she's not a
radicalized extremists. These are people aren't religious, these too, you
know that that can't be more possibly americanized. But they're

(27:38):
threatening to take away the citizenship because they're so threatened
by the idea of socialism that people will learn what
socialism really is. Where we won't have to deal with
masters at the oil pump, we won't have to deal
with masters in the workplace, and we won't have to
deal with lords and masters in our house. In industry,

(28:03):
we could still have home ownership, okay, but the idea
of a huge, multi billion dollar real estate empires, you know,
taking advantage and and these real estate management companies taking
advantage of people. It's just getting more and more brutal
every day with these companies. And this only needs to

(28:24):
be regulated and demolished and destroyed. And the argument against
that is but it and I would hear from these
uber drivers, But it's so corrupt, and these banks and
these people with the power, they can't they'll they'll take
every step to stop mom dummy, and they won't let

(28:44):
him get his policies, and he will fail. So we
shouldn't even try. We shouldn't even try to have justice
and equality and economic justice because our masters are so
scary and so corrupt and so evil that we just
need to obey them. Are we to next day to
get on our knees and lick their assholes clean? Is
that what we should do, mister cab driver? You know?

(29:08):
Of course I didn't say it in those words, but
the sentiment was surely there, so very encouraged to see
New York City waking up and this could be step
one and a march across the country. And by the way, too,
is this other thing too? About this the first time
socialism it's taken hold in America? No, no, no, no no.

(29:29):
In fact, I have a whole story on my Facebook
stories there. But at one time we had fifteen socialist
mayors in America, and other countries have socialist parties and
coalition parties include socialists and communist parties. Would open freedom
debate of ideas without this crazy fear and about one

(29:53):
hundred and thirty million dollars being in opposition paid for
by bankers trying to keep you oppressed. Okay, guys. And
I'm not saying, don't get me wrong, oh ed, you're
so fooled. I'm not saying that this guy Zorin is
the solution to everything, but but we need to Uh.
Capitalism has failed, Okay, there's no doubt about that. And

(30:16):
I think that the guys at the top are seeing
this and the next stage is fascist. Okay, that's the
plan for them. And and a lot of people, man,
a lot of the Trumpies are wholeheartedly won fascist. Okay,
they've been taught and brainwashed. And Antifa, the anti fascists
are bad guys. Somehow we should be rounded up by
the fascist and then oh, go get them. You know,

(30:36):
look at this, you know, look at this hero who
stopped this car and forward and Antifa ha ha ha
you know, And that's just being uh pounded into your
head on Twitter right now. Um, what was I gonna say?

(30:57):
Let me pause for a second, and thing. Remember what though,
right I was saying about how the Trumpers, you know,
are supporting fascism. Now one of Zorin mom Donnie's plans
here is a state run supermarket. And now you see
all these memes. Look we now forty two million people

(31:19):
are without food, and people this was that this is
the danger of socialism, where if the government controlled food,
they could shut it off any time they want. Well,
right now, right now, we're living in capitalism, and it's
capitalists that are shutting down the food for the forty
two million people. And now this idea that Zorin wants

(31:42):
to have state supermarkets doesn't mean that every supermarket in
New York City will be controlled by the state. No,
this is these are additional state run supermarkets where the
profit is removed from the equation there, so the price
of everything is going to be cheaper because the profits

(32:03):
are going back into These are nonprofit supermarkets. They're state run.
Just like when you have a state bank and all
those fees and the exorbitant interest rates and all that
stuff is removed, then you have a much more favorable
bank for people, just like they have in I feget
if it's North Dakota South Dakota, I always forget which one,

(32:24):
but they have a state bank there, and New Hampshire
has a state liquor store which is no tax, no
sales tax, and everybody goes from all around to buy
their liquor there. It competes with the more convenient local
liquor stores who charge more, so then they're not harmed
that much, you know, And maybe they would have to
compete and they lower their prices a bit too, wouldn't it.

(32:45):
And if Trump, this is the scary socialist, the Muslim socialist, communist,
the bad guy radical, dog eating, you know, cat killing,
baby thumping, a bad guy who comes up with this proposal,
his agenda, his socialists agenda, and it comes up with
this proposal. But if it were Trump who says, you

(33:05):
know what I'm gonna do. I'm gonna provide cheaper food
to everybody, and the Trump government is gonna open up
supermarkets and provide you cheap food, every one of his
Trumpers would be hailing him like a hero and down
on their knees, licking his toes, and even more than
they do now. But because it's being proposed by a

(33:28):
scary guy from Muslim descent with a scary word and
called socialism in his description. Then it has to be
a bad thing where there's somehow gonna try and control
you through this cheaper food. Trump's not gonna try and
control you this cheaper food, but this other gay. They
can both to the exact same thing. You gotta be
scared of one. I am the criminal rapist. You gotta

(33:50):
love him for it because he's a good guy. This
is how much people have been brainwashed and are just
out of their freaking minds at this point. The other so,
the main proposals you hear about are the state supermarket,
which I guess it's being done in other states. It works.
People will get free, cheaper groceries, and certain things could

(34:12):
be manufactured by the state too. We could have little
factories making toilet paper and you know, paper towels and
soaping things, simple things like that that are total no
frills brands, you know, no advertising expenses, and all that
stuff goes to it and it could be super cheap
and take out these companies like Procter and Gamble, which
is just a leach out on our economy where they
control everything on the grocery store shelf. You know what

(34:36):
would happen if we found out that when these companies
who have such a monopoly on what is sold on
our grocery store shelves no longer have that monopoly in
a state run supermarket and they have to compete with
prices that are maybe sixty seventy five percent less. Okay,
because that's what we're looking at, guys, that's what we're

(34:57):
looking at, boys and girls. When we saw the state
run oil companies in Venezuela, they were paying fifty cents
a gallon for gasoline down there, and it had to
go to Cuba first to be refined and then shipped back,
so there was many many expenses with that. The beer
down it was like I think it was three dollars
or something for a six pack of beer, you know,

(35:18):
or a dollar fifty for a six pack of beer.
This stuff can work if you don't have the CIA
disrupting your power grid and well, you know, assassination attempts
all over the place and coups going on, which will
happen against MONTDOMI. You don't get wrong, man, don't get
me wrong. We could see assassination attempt against this guy.

(35:38):
The other one is free daycare, which is probably the
toughest one. We already got the state approval for the
buses and and the state supermarket, but the free daycare,
which would be saved the average family thirty thousand dollars
a year. Has that How do you like that? Man

(35:59):
in New York State, in New York City, Okay, that's
how much I'm paying for daycare over there. So that's
a huge savings for them too. And all this would
be paid by an extra two percent tax on people
making over one million a year. It's nothing, nothing, peanuts,
you know, for them, you know. And then the rent stabilization,
you know, freeze the rents, which there has to be

(36:20):
something dramatic. And when I when I see how people
are living in New York City with these overpriced rents,
there's no need for that. Man. You can build affordable
housing for people and still make a profit. But ultimately
you want to have a nationalization also too, of of

(36:47):
of property. Okay, by degrees, you know, let's see, uh,
super daycare, super more goods. Yeah. Oh, by the way,

(37:09):
when people say, you know this this meme about how
almost communists and socials and they're going to control your
food and they could turn a few food. Trump's in
court right now. The court said that Trump had to
release those emergency funds. There's funds right now to feed
those poor, hungry children. One out of five children in
the United States of America or live are fed by

(37:32):
food snaps. Okay, and these are working families. They work
at places like Walmart, and they still have to be
on food snaps when you apply for a job. But
at Walmart they give the food stamp application at the
same time, you know, and they help you get the
food stamps. So those are the majority of the people
who are the food stamps and people that are working.
And now we have working homeless too. We're living their

(37:53):
campers and stuff like that in their cars. But the
court ordered Trump that you have to use the emergency
funds to deliver food stamps to hungry people and hungry children.
And Trump is in court today fighting that back. So
they have the money to feed these kids. And Trump,

(38:13):
there is no there is no excusing this other to
now say that, well, forty two million people don't really
need those food stamps and they're just taking advantage of
the system in their fat You know, you have to
realize what it takes to qualify for these things. How
much paper do you have to go to? How many
lines you have to wait on? And the idea that
people are just doing that for fun, just for one

(38:36):
hundred and eighty dollars a month, They're two hundred dollars
a month. You know, no one in their right mind
who's living a cushy lifestyle is going to spend you know,
two whole days a month waiting online all day long,
filling out forms, being humiliated, being embarrassed, just to make
one hundred and eighty hours a month, unless you need

(38:57):
that money to feed your kids. So those that's the facts,
and that's the reality. So when you see all this
push on Twitter that though they don't need, this is
fraud and abuse. And then you always have these Karens
who have this thing about.

Speaker 1 (39:11):
Well I saw someone online at the supermarket and Ashan
have soda and why buy money? You know, one thing,
mister Zoran mom Donnie has done that. Not one Democrat
or one Republican has been able to do in the

(39:33):
past ten years. As Alan Dershowitz says, he is moving
out of New York City, so he's already removed. A
pedophile associated with Jeffrey Epstein and had him removed from
the city where no one else has been able to
accomplish that before or after. So I congratulate him for
that good work, my friend, Comrade Mom Donnie. Now and

(39:57):
the other thing too is now this crazy shutdown of
their which is just happening today as I speak to you.
Now that Sean Duffy from the real world kid, not
Sewan Duffy, whatever Duffy from it might be shown from.

Speaker 3 (40:09):
The real world. Okay, with the real world Portland Order,
it was Seattle, who now runs a department of transportation
is shutting service and to a certain Tampa airport by
just flewing from Tampa Airport last night. But it was
eighty eight dollars for parking. See taking a freaking uber

(40:30):
next time. That's crazy, you know, But what do you
call it? Say he's shutting down the airports, you know,
stuff like that. And I think that they're focusing on
Democrat states to where they're doing. It's the Democrat cities
at least, but I think it's like four hundred airports
across the country they're they're shutting down, which is going
to create even more disaster, more hardship. When all you know,

(40:51):
there's the longest shutdown we've ever had, nothing but chaos
and confusion and hardship under mister Trump and his three
hundred million dollars ballroom and all his crap over there.
So the purpose of this trip, you know. And by
the way too, you know, so when I experienced his firsthand,
you know, the delays that the security going through and

(41:14):
then coming back through JFK when I was coming back,
they had to recalibrate, you know, when that that big
it's not an X ray machine like whatever it's called.
What's his name got the contract for that. Uh, that
guy Anthony Chertoff, who was you know, Michael Chertoff, got
the contract for that. Michael Cherdoff was the assistant the
SDN Y on the Giuliani when we were working all

(41:36):
those cases. We dealt with him all the time, and
I had no idea it was the same guy. When
I first heard about Michael Cherdoff was becoming head of
Homeland Security, I had no idea it was the same guy.
I didn't recognize. He had hair, he had like a
big afro juw jiuffo they call it back in those days,
and now he was totally bald, and waist skinnier, so
I didn't recognize him, but we used to deal with him.

(41:57):
But what do you call it? The airport going through there?
That that X ray machine, it's not X ray. Whatever
they did is the one, the full body scanner thing.
You know, they had to recalibrate it. So we stopped
there and we're waiting, and the guy just opened up
a thing and says, okay, the next five people go
through this side. And I didn't even go through a
metal detector. And I don't think my bags did either,

(42:19):
because my bags were right there waiting. And I don't know, man,
I just they just take a chance because there's no
security it as though, you know, they got no the
shortage of government employees there, but you can tell that everything.
Everyone's stressed and everybody's overworked and stuff like that. It's
a big mess, and tempers are short, and of course
flight flying conditions they're just abysmal these days compared to

(42:43):
what it was when an iced to fly all the time.
So I went there for a victorious twenty fifth birthday party,
and I'm here to report to you that I've never
been so proud of this kid my whole life. This
years living in Big Apple, New York City. Has a
great job where she's doing a political work for a candidate,

(43:04):
for a sitting councilman. Uh. They call it the Communist Corridor,
they call it where she is for this candidate. And
I went to the office, you know, it was closed
on election day, and she took me to her office.
We went there on the train and the subway. You know.
I rode back and forth on the subways all over
New York City. And we went on the Staten Island

(43:26):
Ferry together. And I had always said, I had always
said after I left New York that, you know, I
lived New York like a king. I was the King
of New York. At a limousine, at a nightclub. I
had all the money in the world. That beautiful apartment
with a loft and a pool table. You know. I
lived New York at the height of New York's you know,

(43:47):
the eighties and the nineties, the highest nicest time in
New York. You know, I lived there, and I took
advantage of that city like very very few have you
know in history.

Speaker 4 (43:55):
Uh.

Speaker 3 (43:55):
And uh, what am I gonna to go back in
a little like a shlub. But let me tell you
some them man going back and even getting around on
the subway and taking the ubers. It's still it still
is the greatest city in the world, you know, and
so many things have changed so much for the better,
and some you know, kind of disappointing, like Brian Park.

(44:19):
You know, when I used to go to Brian Park,
it was Needle Park, you know, and I would be
nervous going to Brian Park. And now there's a skating
rink and they got boots and shops and food and
coffee and beautiful people walking around. You walk around New
York City and all their fashion, the people with their
fashion style, you know. And you walk around, you know, Florida,

(44:41):
and you know in Florida they dress up to go
to the mall, you know, the women and you see them.
You know, yeah, they're pretty, and they're very pretty, but
it's kind of like a trashy look, you know. And
you walk around in New York and even with the
coats and the scarves and everyone just looks and the
boots and the shoes, everyone just looks so cool, you know.
It's just such a nice Ah. I don't know, I'm torn,

(45:06):
but I think I'm going back, guys, I think I'm
going back. I'm I try and keep my place here.
If I just had a little bit of help, man,
I can be making a ton of money with my
new project I'm working on right now. But you can't
give away a lottery ticket these days, in twenty twenty six,
you can't give it away. You cannot give it away.
You know. You tell somebody, hey, I just need a
little bit of help. You can help me out, and
look how much we can make. And I show them

(45:27):
a screenshut of what I made last month. Look what
we can do. We can make ten times at just
a little bit help. Just keep me motivated, keep me working.
You know, I'll do all the work.

Speaker 4 (45:37):
You know.

Speaker 3 (45:39):
I can't do that. I'm too I have a cat
what no one wants to Nobody wants to achieve anything.
Nobody has any ambition anymore. Everybody's just a I can't
do it. You just want to be failures and slaves
want to live like slaves. They're a master. So I

(46:02):
went there. You know, Vick's doing great, and she's working
in this office, and they're doing great things for the
people in that community. They're all the policies and things,
you know, and they really do help the constituents come
into that little tiny office, you know, and they have
two people sitting there every day just just helping people

(46:24):
that walking off the street with their problems. You know,
they're being evicted, you know, they're being deported, whatever their
problems are, you know, and they really do make an
effort to help these people, and they do. Victoria. I can't.
I can't go into too much detail, but Victoria has
taken many stories nationwide. You know, she's in comps. You know,

(46:45):
she writes op ed pieces and she gets arranges interviews
and it gets her boss on cover of magazines and
newspaper articles on TV. Back in Arizona, she got the
the attorney general on TV. All that stuff you saw
on TV when they passed that crazy abortion law in
Arizona from the eighteen hundreds and the state attorney general

(47:08):
was on TV on MSNBC. Victoria did that. Victoria range
those interviews. Victoria did that. My daughter. I have pictures
I've sent to people that are close to me of
uh Kamala Harris and Tim Walls in my daughter's office
in front of her desk, Pictures of her with well
they didn't take a picture of her with Joe Biden.

(47:29):
She's met Joe Biden. She's been at Joe Biden campaign events,
you know, when she's worked them. She's been in the
same room hung out with Joe Biden. Not hung out
with them, but you know, been in the same room
with Joe Biden. Actually said, Dad, he's worse than Grandpa.
He's so old. But you know so and you know,
even you know, was shocked. I found out today that

(47:51):
she had she knows somebody in New York politics. It's like,
you know, freaking huge, you know what I mean, you
know it. You can get a meeting with one of
the New York City's top people, you know, so it
really really impressed. I'll tell you a story going back
to I think I might. I don't know if I've
told this story on the air or not, But going

(48:14):
back to Nevada, I had a client once that was
being held was declared incompetent to stand troll and she
was being held in the psychiatric center there and they
went to answer the phone. I couldn't get get her
meeting with my client and come to the lawyer couldn't
meet with her. You know, it was a big mess.
So finally I said, hey, listen, you know we're gonna
get some action here. I'm gonna call the Governor's offices,

(48:36):
the governor who licenses and let you know, rules over
this department. In this department. Yeah. And I called him
up and I said listen, and I mentioned the name
of the lawyer I was working for at the time,
who was a really big shot lawyer, and I, well,
I'm an Offerman and I'm working with his lawyer. And

(48:58):
I demand that we you know, we we need to account.
Don't have access to my client. We have to get
into my client. And she goes, okay, hold on, hold on,
hold on. And she comes back and she goes, you're
you're ed opperaman, and I go, yeah, I mean I'm
at operator. That's right, you've heard of me. I see
I've been on the radio at this time for twelve years.
Ed Opera. That's right me Ed Opera. Opp Yeah, I mean,

(49:21):
I write that down. I'll tell you. Get gets a
boss on a line right now, call on the Governor's office.
And she comes to she goes, are you related to
Victoria Opera? Man? And I don't tell you. She was
about fifteen or sixteen years old at the time, and
I go, yeah, why she goes, oh, Steve loves your daughter.

(49:42):
I'll let me get because Vic was so. And by
the way too, all the stuff she's doing, uh in
the past, Uh, since she's graduated college, I've had nothing.
I haven't pulled any strings. I haven't got any meetings, nothing, nothing, nothing, nothing, nothing, nothing.
I think, if anything, she doesn't want to even them
knowing about me. The places she's working out. I did

(50:05):
get her hooked up with some campaigns, you know, when
she was a kid in high school back in Nevada
and stuff like that. But nothing since this has all
been on her own. And if I was if we
didn't live in such an insane world where I could
really brag about these kind of things, I could. You
guys would flip if you know what this kid's up
to and what she's doing, super professional, in demand by everybody,

(50:28):
and about to move up. And I cannot be more impressed.
And by her current friends too, And when her last
day of college. Now, I was so impressed by her
college friends. They were all in master's programs and PhD
programs and stuff like that. And now seeing the people
she works with and the people she socializes with, all
very fine people and really good stuff. And now she

(50:53):
sees also too, all her friends at work with a
great dancer. I am ok is at our dsa party there.
They had some dancing in her back room, was dancing
up the room, taking over the whole joint with my
dancing capabilities, you know. So it's always funny too, because
I would say, I would tell her, oh, you know, man,
I got my haircut today, and the girl was really

(51:14):
flirting me. She was dad, they paid those girls to
flirt with you. And now she sees, oh, no, these
girls flirt with me. They would call me a guil
for grandfather. They'd like to have uh. Also here too
is Trevor Aronson from the Pulse Nightclub story. That's another
golden show. Mark Gray the Las Vega, Vegas Massacre, another
golden show. I repeat. Steve benn In Pornan Metha. That's

(51:38):
a classic. Let's see Antie Lawyer repeat. Alex Stern. Bad Justice,
an astonishing true story of a wrongful conviction. That's new content.
Dave Emory, I'm playing it tonight. KGB Soviet Documents on
jfk assassination. That's in there too for free Andrew Lowney. Guys,

(51:58):
Andrew Lowney, I bring you you know ah man, And really,
you know, you should be ashamed of yourself if you
listen to this show and you're not supporting this work,
you should really be ashamed of yourself. Man. You should
go stand on the corner right now, go to bed

(52:19):
without dessert, Okay, Sammy Kirkland, I played there for you
last week and didn't get that much reaction, man, But
that's golden stuff. She had to give out that kirk
Kurt what's that Kurklenburg? He got a lot more response
than she did. And she came out early on with
that Erka kirk stuff, man, before anybody was talking about it.

(52:40):
She's a new up and comer, and it doesn't seem
like they've gotten to her yet. And maybe I'll never
get to her. But then again, I haven't been that
good a judge by those things over the years. I
let a lot of people slip through here, man, that
cannot be trusted. There are dangerous people to Gary Lockman,
touched by the presence from Blondie's Bowery and Rock and

(53:01):
Roll to Magic. That reminds me too I took vic.
We got up early one day and we took the
train all the way down to the Ferry. Then we
got on the Staten Island Rapid Transit and we got
off the No No. Then we got off the South
Ferry on Staten Island and we walked up to where
my high school was, and I showed her around there
in the neighborhood and different things, you know. I showed

(53:22):
her that bar where John gott he killed that guy
the first murder he did, where he went to prison
for it. They used to walk by every day going
to school. The train station. I showed two train stations
where we used to hang out, and it was a
lion's pool there. I think I told the story here
about the pool where that cop Jimmy Caroline used to
go and steal from people and stuff and was just crazy.

(53:42):
Cop used to wear a bullpoo vests back in the
seventies when no comps were doing that kind of stuff.
They had revolvers back in those days. They didn't even
have automatics, and so I showed her all that. Then
we got on the train and I took her back
to my old neighbor We walked the whole. You know.
I showed her how much I would walk every to
get to school and didn't get off the train and
then get up to the school and then get to

(54:04):
the train back. You know how much walking that was.
And they had built up. I used to have this
little pond and woods across the street from my childhood
home there on Staten Island, and they covered all that up,
so we had to walk through this little woods and
stuff and a whole of a fence. Then I took
out a Staten Island wall and I showed it with
front page beepers used to be which we'll be talking
about tonight with Ronane McCarthy. And it was just a beautiful,

(54:29):
a beautiful, beautiful trip and I enjoyed it so much.
And hopefully I'll be back to see her soon. Thinking
of spending I think I talked about this last week
or the week before, a month in New York City
in the spring and going to Vegas for a month
and seeing all my old friends there who I love
so much, and then Pacific Coast Highway. I want to

(54:51):
do a drive up and down Pacific Coast highs away
with my bicycle and an electric bike and maybe like
a van or something I would take and do a
lot of ca uping and hiking along that way and
even the at least a portion of the Appalachian Trail.
I want to do before I get older. I didn't.
I've been working out a lot. I meanly, I'm down
to one ninety five guys, okay, And Vick was in

(55:12):
shock when she saw home how skinny I was. But
still all that walking I did in New York City,
I wasn't ready for that. So I got to just
train on walk and I'm doing my bike riding every day.
And I, by the way, right before I left for
New York, I did a four hour bike ride. Okay,
I took a little break you in the middle, but
I did four hours of bike riding, man, and right

(55:33):
before this trip because I was trying to, you know,
get skinnier before my trip. But you know, I'm fit, dude.
Now I'm back man, I'm getting back, man, turning that
clock back me, rfk Alex Jones, Mel Gibson, Well getting better. Okay, guys,

(55:56):
we're out of time. Coming up after this will be
day talking about Charlie Kirk's assassination. And then the nicest
woman you will ever meet in your wife Orlean McCarthy
talking about her book my brother John had about New
York City school system and good old front page babers,
where we got to visit the exact location where front

(56:18):
page beepers used to be. All right, guys, good night.
I love you, thank you so much.

Speaker 5 (56:22):
As I went down in the river to pray, study
in about that goodle way, and.

Speaker 4 (56:29):
Who shall be the starry crown?

Speaker 6 (56:32):
Good Lord, show me the way. Oh sisters, let's go down,
let's go down, Come on down, Oh sisters, let's.

Speaker 5 (56:47):
Go down down in the river to pray. As I
went down in the river to pray, study in about
that goodle and who shall wear the robe and crowned?

Speaker 6 (57:03):
Good Lord show me away. Oh brothers, let's go down.
Let's go down, Come on down, Come on brothers, Let's
go down down.

Speaker 3 (57:20):
In the river to pray.

Speaker 6 (57:24):
As I went down in the river to pray, studying
about that good old way, who shall wear the starry crown?

Speaker 4 (57:35):
The lorde show me away, Oh fathers.

Speaker 6 (57:41):
Let's go down, let's go down. Come on down, our fathers,
let's go down down in.

Speaker 3 (57:51):
The river to pray.

Speaker 4 (57:55):
As I went down in.

Speaker 6 (57:57):
The river to pray still in.

Speaker 4 (58:00):
About that good old way.

Speaker 3 (58:03):
You shall the.

Speaker 4 (58:05):
Road and crown, good lord, show me the way, Oh mothers,
Let's go down, Come on down.

Speaker 3 (58:16):
What you wanna go down?

Speaker 6 (58:18):
Come on, mothers, let's go down.

Speaker 4 (58:22):
Down in the river to pray.

Speaker 6 (58:27):
As I went down in the river to pray, studying
about that good old way, and you shall away the
starry crown, good lord, show me the way.

Speaker 4 (58:42):
Oh sinners, let's go down. Let's go down. Come on down,
all silors, let's go down down in the river.

Speaker 5 (58:55):
To the prey.

Speaker 6 (58:58):
As I wait down in the river to pray, staying
about that good old way, and good shall

Speaker 4 (59:07):
Where the rod and ground, Good Lord, show me the