OPPERMANCARE - What You Are Planning Will Succeed

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a lot of stuff going on, but I'm really tired, Okay.

(02:06):
I taped yesterday like three and a half hours of
even more than that. Oh my god, it's like three
and a half hours of content. Yesterday and today I
had to tip another couples. I'm working on a whole
bunch of great stuff. I tried to book you know
that couple it didn't want to make the gay wedding cake.
I tried to book them, and I worked on that
for quite some time. I was trying to get their

(02:26):
secret recipe to their heterosexual cakes wedding cakes. Yeah, I
could not get them on the show, unfortunately, but don't worry.
I'll continue working on that. Got some really, really big news.

(02:48):
I was talking to Hank Harrison today and as you know,
me and Victoria. We drove up to California last summer
right at the end of the summer in order to
travel with Theernie Sanders campaign bus, and we covered who
bunch of different Bernie Sanders events. But we also went
up there to go to Hank Harrison's house and his

(03:09):
horse ranch where they do horse classes or training or something,
and we got some great footage of this is gonna
be fun, guys. So we got some great footage with Hank.
We got some great footage of his ranch and his home.
I kind of I don't know. I think I look
a little chubby in my shirt there and wasn't quite
hoping that. I don't think I look as good as

(03:31):
I could have looked. But anyway, we've been waiting and
waiting and waiting for Hank to send us some information.
These pictures he has because he dated one of the
girls from the Manson family, and he has these recordings
of Courtney love and anyway, so we heard finally we
got a hold of Hank. I said the magic words,
and I got a hold of mac Hank there and
it's in the mail, and I'm gonna have this stuff shortly.

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And from what he how he describes it, this is
blockbust this stuff, and a lot of times Hank doesn't
realize the value of the stuff he has. Man, it's
even better than this. Okay, So we got that coming down,
and I'm looking forward to that. We're gonna be working
on that, Hank Harrison great new tapes and information. We're
gonna be putting these pictures and these tapes, and I'm
gonna be even doing another interview with Hank over the

(04:14):
phone because some questions I had for him. He now
realizes he looked back into his own life and he
did some research and stuff like that, and he sees
he's putting the dots together that I've that I've kind
of enlightened him to. So we're looking forward to that,
which is really interesting. You know that happens quite a
bit on this show behind the scenes. Okay, you gotta understand,
I bring a guest on this show for my own reasons.

(04:38):
Sometimes I will book a guest on the show because
I have one question that I want to ask them
for my own reasons, Okay, that I may not reveal
to you at this time. Okay, And I'll bring that
guest on and I'll talk to them about their book,
and I'll talk to them about their life or their story,
their case, whatever they're doing, and I'll talk to them
and I'll talk to them. I'm talking and I'll ask

(04:58):
him that one question that I need to know, Okay,
because it's important. I do things for a reason. And
one day when the old head Operaman is long and
gone and I'm six feet under and my daughter, I'm
assuming it's gonna be my daughter, it's gonna go through
these archives. I'm gonna have a book written. It's gonna
and you go to hear all the secrets will be revealed.

(05:21):
You'll find out everything I've been doing here behind us,
and Jamie say, oh my god, Oh, I had no idea. Jeez,
not that stupid if that operas, He's not the silly
goose we all assumed all these years. What's that recipe
for that had a sexual cake? There, mister Opperman chef Operaband, Hey, okay,

(05:41):
he In case you haven't been watching the news, Okay,
if you had been, you know, if you've been following
us up mail Lord or Bride story in the previous segment,
you may have missed some breaking news here up President
mister Trump, has this evening fired forty some No, hey,

(06:18):
you don't finish out your case. No, hey, you know,
help with the next the next attorney coming in, the
next prosecutor coming over, help them, you know, prep for
the prosecution. Na da, get your up, go, pack up
your stuff. Go. Yeah, that's mister trump Man. What a guy.
I gotta tell you, that's a brilliant move. Every defense

(06:41):
attorney in this country is that popping champagne. We're popping
bottles all night long. Okay, oh my god, let's I
can't complain. Listen, some some nasty guys are gonna get
out of prison. You know, they're gonna get out of
heavy jail terms over this because their case is are
going to be You know, there's no way you can
recover from this. I cannot recover from these prosecutions. Bringing

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in someone fresh and trying to take over a case
like this, you know that they've been working on for
ten years, you know, six years, five years, who knows?
So uh, you know, I don't like to see people
in a person, you know. I mean, some bad guys
deserve to go to prison, I guess, but I don't
like to see people go to prison. So it's a
good day for defense attorneys and defensivestigators. Tomorrow, five pm

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Pacific Standard time, we have for you. I can't believe
I feel so awake because I am exhausted. I've been
up since like five o'clock today. Vix Off debating. She's
going to be president of the debate team this year.
And I had a busy, busy day driving around and
working on stuff, and uh, you know, had a boy.

(07:54):
I had to sit down with someone today and she
was telling me that he's in a horrible stories about
her life and her childhood and upbringing, and just you know,
it just breaks your heart to hear people the burdens
people carry with them, you know. But thank god, you know,
I'm available and people like to talk to me, and
I can, you know, feel I can confide and me

(08:16):
get things off their chest. I guess I hope I
was some kind of help. Tomorrow, five pm Pacific Standard
time on American Freedom Radia was the base over there.
We have a documentary film maker from here in Las
Vegas who is going to be telling us about his work.
We got okay, one, two, three, like five or six

(08:36):
cases here in Las Vegas of extreme police brutality. The
guest himself was just a filmmaker, a guy, an editor,
film editor, TV editor, is somebody worked in the TV
business something like that. Happened to be walking through a
parking lot and saw some cops beating up and kicking

(09:00):
some guy in handcuffs, and he said, whoa, hey, what's
going on here? These cops are out of control. My goodness,
let me call for help. Who should I call? I'll
call nine one one, and we're gonna have the nine
one one call too. He has it for me, calls
nine one one. He says, Hey, there's a man here
in handcuffs and the police are kicking him and beating him.

(09:21):
You know, he's already in hand You know, we need
help down here. We need some kind of an intervention
here to save this man. And nine one one puts
out the call to the same cops that are beating
up the innocent guy in the handcuffs and agum and
beat up our guest tomorrow. So we have him and
we're just going to be covering up. You might remember
we had on Bill Scott, who's the father of Eric Scott,

(09:43):
who was murdered here by the police in Costco and
then they covered up that whole case. They covered up
the videotapes, which is a we're gonna find out tomorrow.
It's a pattern here. Okay. By the way, I want
you to know too, that back when we were talking
about this Eric Scott case and when it was big
here in social media, is before I had a radio show,
people who are on Facebook talking about that case in

(10:03):
the Eric Scott group were getting pulled over, arrested for this,
arrested for that, arrested, arrested, arrested. You know, finally it
got to be a point where, you know, when you
couldn't you know, the most paranoid person in the world
could not deny that we were being targeted at that time.

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That's tomorrow, five pm Pacific Standard time. And I want
you to pray for Bill Scott too, because when this
film just debuted the other night, everybody loves Saint Harrison.
When the film just debuted the other night, oh, poor
Bill Scott had a heart attack, and I believe right

(10:46):
now he's in the hospital. So please pray for Bill Scott,
who's a real stand up guy, service country good man
up in Colorado. He's been on our show before, lost
his son son was the love of his life. Okay, Now,
I hope everybody who's listening to this, because I know
a lot of people don't listen to the entire interview

(11:06):
portion of the show, and it's a two hour long segment.
In the last forty minutes, we had Mike Wathameller come on,
who has a lot you know these former LAPD intelligence
officer had a lot of experience with wire tapping and
stuff like that, so we called upon his expertise to
give us his opinion on what's going on with the
mister president. Mister Trump. There, mister President, mister Trump, that's

(11:28):
the new I'm gonna expand this, Okay, I mean maybe
it'll be mister President, mister Trump, sir by next week.
To hold on to your hats. And we were talking
about this whole bizarre thing because if you're aware of
this last Saturday morning, by the way, tomorrow Saturday morning,
we're got a whole new Trump tweet. Wake up to
remember the Sunday morning funnies. He'd wake up to the

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Sunday morning cartoons. But now we got the Sunday morning
Trump tweets that we have to look forward to. So
I tell you man, I'm looking forward to it. So
last Sunday Saturday morning, it was a Saturday Morning comics
cartoons and the Sunday Morning funnis from the newspapers, just

(12:09):
to see you know that I'm not confused. Last Saturday
morning we had President mister Trump sir uh tweet out
that Obama tapped his wires at Trump Tower, and it
was my opinion that this is just total nonsense at
the time, because this is before I spoke to Mike Rothmo.

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Because the idea that the you know, there would have
to be a court order. There would have to be
a judge's order. Otherwise it would have to be a
black bag job. You know, you go in erin and
tap his wires, as you might say, and he would
have some evidence of this. He would have you know,
they have these guys who do these bug sweeps. They
have a fancy name for like TCMs or something like that,

(12:52):
and what they call it now, but in the old
days we just used to call it bug sweeps and
you know, counter surveillance sweeps. So he would have this,
he'd have the evidence because you have to show something
to the client. I used to do that stuff. You
have to have something to show the client. So he'd
have that if you could make that statement on a tweet.
But the thing is too and then he follows those

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tweets by saying that about Arnold failed on the Apprentice.
So let's say we'll give him every benefit of the doubt.
Mister Trump, there're served President, your Highness that he was tapped.
He found some kind of evidence he was tapped. Somehow.
He traces it back to Obama. And I'm pretty serious,

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business man. If you're president of the United States you
found another president of the opposing parties while tapping your
during an election, if that really happened on a Saturday morning, especially,
you'd hold an emergency press conference. Right. Oh hey, if
I want the world to know about this, I'm gonna
hold a press conference, and I'm gonna load up all

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my surrogates Colley and Conway and Spicer and tweetlede and
tweetled dumb and load them up with all the facts.
And then because so Sunday morning, they can go on
all the talk shows, right, you gotta press conference, you
know the talk shows and all those Sunday morning. Uh. Right,
That's how it's done, isn't it. But in this case,

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it wasn't done that way. Now Mike Rothmolin has his
own ideas about this, and then then I'm gonna I'm
gonna leave it up to the audience to there could
be other motivations and why he did it this way,

(14:37):
like a shot across the bow, like I was sending
out a signal, and I could see that happening too.
But one other thing too, I'd like to put out here.
Maybe maybe it'll be coming out in the future. But
I think that if the Clintons and the Obamas and stuff,
that if they were willing to go out that Farnal
limb to tap the h the other presidential candidates Trump

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tower there and tap them put a wire on them,
that they would have released his tax returns. Okay. I've
talked in the past. It's a hot topic about Trump's
tax returns. I've talked in the past about how people
at that level can get tax returns and or can

(15:20):
get a peek at people's tax returns. And I've dropped
major hints on this, okay, And you got to go
back and look at all my shows I've done about this,
and you know, and keep an eye on ad because
my opinion is if they're going to go to the

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links of illegal wire taps, some black bag jobs. Before
they would release that information, they would be releasing the
tax returns because you can get those out in different ways.
In the interest of full disclosure, I want to inform
you that I could a suspect in tapping Trump towers. Okay,

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I've told the story before, I might as well tell
it again right now since it's in the news. But
way way way back when mister Donald Trump, before he
was the President, your highness Trump, mister President sir, back
before then, when he was just Donald Trump, the clown
New York State real estate con man, slum lord, you know.

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But there was on the news every night, back back
in those days, before he was like the Golden God,
the golden Orange God. Back in those days. Mister Trump
made a complete fool out of himself when he got
caught cheating on his wife Evanna on the ski slopes.
I think it was an aspen or in Utah or
something like that with Marlon Maples, you know, And it

(16:48):
was this picture. I'd love to find this picture. It
seems to be cleansed from the internet, but I remember
this picture like it, like it was yesterday. There was
a picture of mister Trump, your Highness Kingdom on the
ski slopes there and between two women. One was Evanka
Trump Ivanna Trump, not his daughter, his wife, Evanna Trump,

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and the other one was Marla Mapers and Marlon Maples
had a big fur hat on her head and these
the ski bunny outfit, you know, And both of these
two women were scolding mister Trump because he got busted.
He had actually brought his girlfriend along on his ski
trip or maybe she crashed it or whatever. I don't
know what the details well, you gotta look that up.
But this caused a big, big splash in New York
media and him actually pretty much nationwide media because it

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was a nationally in choir. And I just happened to
be out out and about New York City as there
was in those days. And he used to hang out
with a lot of flight attendants, you know, and date
a lot of flight attendants and people like that. And
there was this group of flight attendants that I knew
that had their an apartment that they shared. There's like
ten of them shared this apartment because not all ten

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there lived at one time because they were out on
the road. They were flying on different parts of town.
So they kind of, you know, rotate, you might say,
and we're out, you know, and and they're kind of,
you know, whispering. Well, you never believe, you never believe.
Who's back at our apartment? Wait? What could be going on?

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This is Marlon Maples Trump's girlfriend. You let her married?
This one, by the way, that's a whole scandal took.
She cheated on him on the on the beach with
a lifeguard and a security guard. He's got a clown
show from beginning to end. But whatever, I know, he's
your Highness Trump with the orange kink. Uh. Marla Maples

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because the paparazzis is trying to hunt her down because
of this big scandal because Trump's cheating on his wife,
is hiding out to my friend's apartment near in Manhattan.
So you know me, I'm a jokester. Everyone knows the
famous and Opperaman humor. Yeah. I love to make a
crack a joke now and then and make a little

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funny comment. And then when I have the opportunity and
I made the joke, well, hey, what we should do
is let's go up there and tap the phones, well
wire tap the phones, and we'll sell it to the
National Inquiry, you know. We get her on the phone
talking to mister Trump, the King Orange Goodness, and the
will sell to Nash Inquirer. Of course, this was a joke,

(19:21):
and I wasn't gonna do it, and everyone got mad
at me that night because it was such a crude jokes.
But I made this joke again later on in a
bar the rally in over there too, with some friends
of mine, people who knew Trump very well and had
worked with Trump and worked with Tyson and worked with

(19:41):
the Tyson's Givens, you know, and all these people. And
I'm pretty sure that word got back to Donald Trump
about that my little joke and my little theory and
my little comment about the wire tapping mister Trump and
Marlon Mables. So who knows this could all be. And
maybe he's confused, maybe he got opera and confused with Obama,
because you know how Trump is very confused. It does not have

(20:02):
a big attention span. So this could be all a big,
big mix up, big mistake. Speaking of big mistakes, you
remember the part about the US Open. Okay, great, okay, great,

(20:25):
very good, very good, okay, good piece all my stories
together because I can't tell them all at the same time.
I'm getting drilled right speaking agetting in trouble. I want
to tell you how much I love the audience, okay.
And I want to tell you how much I love you,
and I appreciate you, and what a bunch of great

(20:46):
guys here, you know. And what I really enjoy, okay,
is when I get one of these death threats, all right,
I believe it or not. Most people we get a
death threat. You may get upset if, oh my goodness,
someone's threatening my wife here. But when I get one,
I love it because it's not like I've never been

(21:09):
threatened before. Okay. You know, we just had the guy
on last week from the Scores, you know, and he's
talking about how you know, the organized crime comes into
his club. Oh gizz you know, My goodness, my goodness,
that's horrible about things like that. Oh my good your

(21:29):
life is in danger, my goodness, that's just horrible. It's
when these phone calls, Hey, you better leave off. You
better let off there, mister Trump, otherwise I gotta come
get you, right. I love it because you gotta understand
when you an I love too, how you go to
all this effort to disguise your phone number in your
email address, you go to all that trouble, okay, because

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all you do is show me what a complete another
fool you are, okay, and how insignificant you are, and
how you are no concern of mind, because what you
gotta understand is, Okay, mister Trump knows who I am. Okay,
mister Giuliani know all these people know who I am.
And let me explain something to you. I've been threatened,
for real, in real life, in reality by professional people

(22:16):
who make professional threats for a living, Okay, And so
you know I'm not talking to them right now. I'm
talking to the goofballs who think there's gonna somehow intimidate
me into coming behind in front of this microphone and
reporting to you the truth as I know it. Okay,
that's nonsense. You're you're a child, and you're you're acting
like a fool, and you're wasting everybody's time, especially your own.

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But I tell you, man, when I hear that stuff, man,
I actually feel safer because you know, I had to
do with real, real stuff. You know, real adults, you know,
big boys and big girls, you know, not nonsense but children.
So when I get one of these little childish prank
phone calls, I kind of enjoy it. It's a relief
and other things are relief to me that you need

(23:02):
to understand. Okay, when you when I get these comments,
with these messages from people who tell me you know ed,
I was just about to become a member. I was
just about to sign up and become a member of
the opera, me report and send you my seven dollars
this month. But then I heard you speaking disrespectfully about

(23:26):
mister Trump, his highness, sir, And now I will not
become a member. Okay. I was even gonna become a
sponsor and sponsor. You're a wonderful show there, but now
I will not sponsor. I will not because you know
I just I disagree with your opinion there about mister
Trump and is fine. He's gonna make a burger great again.

(23:51):
Let me tell you a little story, Okay, I let
me tell you this story. A lot of people know
I used to own a beeper and cellular phone company
on Staten Island. It's called Front Page Beepers. By by
the way, A lot of people think I make this
stuff up. You can look at a front page beepers
from Page Communication. It's a very large company and had
a one hundred employees, locations the Staten Island Mall, of

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the Sultry Seaport, the different malls and offices all over
the New York And I was the first guy to
go into a mall in a Kiosk and sell pages

(24:34):
and cellular phones. And back in those days, especially when
you wanted to purchase a cellular phone, you had to
fill out a credit application and it was a very
very detailed, critical application too. You know, you had to
put down your name, your address, your social Security number,
your driver's license, your credit card number was all there
on this credit application. So I was in this business

(24:55):
a good long time, oh my god, from like eighty
nine to about two thousand, two thousand one, two thousand
and two. And we had back then too, in this industry,
in the cell phone pager industry. Even though you had
these credit applications and you could run credit reports, you

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know them, people, there weren't these laws that you have now,
like right now, within the PI business, you have to
have certain locked cabinets. You have to have a special
locked room an office separate from the rest of your
apartment or an on site office that being ordered and expected,
you got to go through all this stuff. If you
have a medical office, you know, you have people's medical
records that have to be locked in a certain kind

(25:36):
of cabinet, and they have there's special cabinets and special
rooms or you know for these required when you're holding
these kinds of records. But for the Beeper business back
then in nineteen eighty nine, they didn't have this. Up
to two thousand, they didn't have this. Although the credit
report the applications did limit it was reduced. They stopped

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putting down your drive license number and stuff like that
on the applications, but we still had all this information. So,
you know, we had buckets and buckets, you know those
big plastic buckets, you know, file folder buckets, you know,
tupperware alike. We had tons of these things. We're back
applications because when I was doing these cell phone applications

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back around that time, I was in a mall, my
little tiny company. But mostly when you know, when I
was it was one time I worked there just by
myself seven days because the only sales when I was
the older was everybody, you know. But then we started
hiring people, you know, but my little front page beepers,
I did more cell phone applications than radio check, Macy's

(26:41):
sears and uh a crazy Eddy around the corner. When
it wasn't crazy eity know, it was like more in
one of those best buy type places, but it wasn't
best buy. It was a long time ago, and we
did more than everyone that little area. We did more phones.
In fact, they were giving up and sending people to me.
That's how aggressive we were with some of these phones,

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just to pull out the map and coverage area and
all this kind of stuff. That was some salesman on
you know. It's kind of fun working on them all.
But anyway, we had so many of these buckets and
these things. And one time when we had to move
our offices, the girls who ran the office, these two girls,

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Christi and Angie Angela, they had their boyfriends. They say,
you'll hire our boyfriends to come down for twenty dollars
an hour and they'll do the moving for us. Yeah, yeah,
doan't hire boyfriends. Okay. So I was like thirty seven
years old at the time, and we had these two
twenty five year old boyfriends come down to help us. Move,
And you know, it was kind of funny because when

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it's time to move these buckets and I'm paying these
kids to move these buckets, and they're looking at me like, oh,
I'm gonna help them move the buckets. I'm an old man,
I'm a chubby old guy. I got three buckets on
top of these kids are moving one bucket at a time.
I gonna I humiliate him. I made a move as
many buckets as I was moving, but we had bucket
after bucket. If the bucket after bucket of these cell

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phone applications with this valuable information, you could sell these
buckets probably right now for ten thousand bucks apiece. I
mean you can, and what only identity theft that we
have now. But at the time, you didn't have that
kind of identity theft. It wasn't well known. It wasn't
something out there that was a as well known as
as is today. So I had come up in my

(28:33):
head with sort of this Walter Midi type fantasy that
I was gonna take all these credit card numbers and
convert it into cash for myself, okay, And I started,
you know, like almost like planning like a bank job,
you know, like a or a heist, you know what

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I mean. And it would become like a hobby of mine,
and I would work on this plan late into the night,
coming up with different planet and basically it involved them
opening up a bunch of different little corporations and getting
credit card accounts of merchant payment process accounts with each
of these, and opening up different bank accounts, and then
little by little, you know, filtering a little bit of

(29:15):
money from one company to the next, to the next
to the next, back and forth, so that every day
it'd be generating deposits. Each company would be generating deposits
each day. And then on Christmas Week, I would sit
there and I'd punch in all these credit card numbers
on all these cards and each one of these bank accounts,
and I when I finally came to the conclusion that

(29:38):
I had come up with a plan that I thought
would work, I was convinced I could steal three million
dollars in a week Christmas week and get away with it. Okay.
As a matter of fact, I even had a plan
too where I was gonna have like a Lee Harvey
Oswell type could take the fall for the whole thing.

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I was gonna and I was gonna like deposit a
bunch of cash into it's one of my employees. I
hated this guy. I was gonna deposit this money into
his account. And how's he gonna deny he had exits
to the safe stuff I did, you know then? You
know so, but it was all fantasy and I wasn't
really gonna do this. I would never go through with
it to the point where, you know, and I would

(30:23):
work on it too. When I got home late at night.
I would work on my little plan, you know, because
it was kind of like a hobby, like a train set,
you know, like people play with model trains or something.
And so I was enjoying myself with this, and it
was kind of a mind game, you know, like a
take the stress away. And one night I was even

(30:44):
talking to my girlfriend about this and telling her about
my little plan. You know, I could still throw dollars
I want, and we were eating Chinese food and I
open up a Chinese fortune cookie and the fortune cookie said,
what you are planning will succeed. And that night, all
you know, I was planning it for like a year,
But that night, when I got that fortune cookie, I said,

(31:06):
maybe I should do this maybe I should really do this,
and three million bucks, I could disappear with that kind
of way. It's like in two thousand, you know, disappear
with that kind of money. Plus I had all, you know,
I had wit and I waste once. But anyway, so
I had that possibility, you know, and then I think

(31:27):
it would have worked. I worked plan pretty good. I
had another little plan to when I was in the mall,
because when you work in the mall and you're able
to walk through these back hallways and stuff, and you
see how things run, all the back doors to the stores.
And one day I'm walking along because then I gotta
throw the trash out from your little booth or whatever
your store. And I'm walking through these back hallways and

(31:48):
I see the I guess, the boxes with the switches
with the power switches, like the fuse boxes for all mall,
and and there was like when you could turn them off,
and there was a padlock on it. And I look
at the padlock. I said, you cut that padlock. I'll

(32:08):
turn off all the lights in the mall, the power
to the whole mall, and put a new padlock on here,
my own padlock, a better one, as a matter of fact,
when you get a medical padlock that you can't cut
you and you can cut it with a torch, I'll
put the best padlock they got on it, you know.
And I got like a half hour to rob these stores.
Like Man, I know guys I can bring down there.
I knew guys that could do the stick ups. I'll
bring a bunch of guys and were well, the jewelry

(32:30):
stores would live. William will take two of them at once,
clean them out. There'll be no power. We'll get out
of here, you know. But you know in fantasy, I'm
like really gonna do it, you know, but you but
could have been done. The point I'm trying to make

(33:02):
is that if I was a sleazy, dishonest person, okay,
I could be making a really good living right now.
There's a lot of stuff I can be doing, all
kinds of stuff. I've had all kinds of opportunities in
my life to steal money, or to scam money, or
to to con money, or these fancy money schemes or
even Julius robbers. I got described to you. So when

(33:24):
you come to me and tell me Ed, I want
you to give up all your self respect. I want
you to give up every kind of dignity you got.
And when you look at the mirror, I want you
to look at a piece of crap, and I want
you to lie about what you know, and we want
you to well, I'm gonna I'm gonna just give you
seven dollars a month. It's seven dollars a month, I
should say six d n it's six thouars and a head, okay.

(33:48):
Or I'm gonna become a sponsor for your show head okay,
But you gotta stop talking about sh no no boys
and girls. You can't buy off at opera. But okay,
trust me, because if I if I could be bought off,
I'd buy myself off. Okay, I'd be sitting on the
beach right now in Costa Rica with three three million dollars. Okay,

(34:08):
if you could buy me off, all right, it's not
gonna happen. That's not part of the picture. And you
gotta know something else to my friends is that I've
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that's why you trash Trump all the time. And I says,
ohohall you think there's something I'm saying about Trump. My
reporting on Trump is not accurate. My report. If you
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(34:52):
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(35:13):
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I cannot be bought if I was gonna give up
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(42:12):
not holding back the truth. And by the way, too,
when you guys know everything, when everything comes out, you
gotta flip. So I knew it. I knew him when
I knew when he was talking chocolate in mushrooms. Hey,

(42:34):
you know, I had a day today and had a
rough day yesterday. I had to take like three and
a half hours of shows. By the way, I got
a guy coming on to a German kid who was
Michael Jackson's best friend as a child when he was
like thirteen years old. He and Michael Jackson were good buddies.
We din me having him come on soon. I was
supposed to have a little pre interview with him today,
but it's very difficult to get through to him in

(42:55):
Germany and language barrier. So it should be a fun
interview on Monday. I'll be talking him. A lot of
big stuff coming up, but very draining day yesterday working
on all these shows and interviews for you, you know,
and fielding all the complaints and the death threats. And
then today very special person who was dealing with today,

(43:18):
who's a beautiful, wonderful woman, but it suffered some trauma
in her life and there was one point where she
was just all curled up and very upset and talking
to me. And I look at this person and I say,
you know what, man, this is. This is something that's treatable.
You know, if you know, why do you help someone

(43:39):
like this? Now, I'm not a doctor. People like talking
to me, but I'm not a doctor. All the way,
you have come up with operaman Care, which is a
huge approven over Obamacare and Trump Care. But all kidding aside,
it would be wonderful, wouldn't it be if that, you know,
we had real genuine help for each other. You know,

(44:07):
we assume someone who's on the his trauma in their
life and his problems with addictions and substance abuses and
self esteem issues, and you could actually, you know, take
that person and give him some up. And I've been
watching these marathons a doctor Phil who oh, I'm gonna
get you with the dop doctor you know in the
world body not a hog in our handhouse. You know,

(44:30):
you don't want to be nice for me. We really
did this in real life, you know, not some hawking,
pig fat creep line of people. But we really took
people and gave them help. The people that really needed,
the people you brush up against every day, the people
you love, you meet someone you care about them, you
know say I'm like God, I want to give you
my heart, and you know, help you heal some of

(44:54):
the people. Another guy on Facebook, and I don't know
what's going on with him. Maybe he's all kinds of
they won't take them in the r he's going through
some kind of their doctors won't take them. So mister
Trump in the middle of the night, release is some
kind of a help plan. And when my first glance

(45:18):
at it, I hear that, well, it doesn't have that mandate.
It doesn't force me to purchase medical insurance from rich
insurance companies. I don't get sick, I'm healthy. I don't
want to buy insurance company and plans. All right. If
I get sick, let me worry about it. I'm sick
right now, and I can't afford your plan. I can't

(45:38):
afford my surgery. So when I heard that, it's okay,
that's good. But then I hear now and then then
they're reducing Medicaid and Medicare, they're stripping it, and uh,
and there is even though there isn't that penalty that
you don't have a penalty from the IRS, it's even
worse because there's a penalty you have to pay to

(45:58):
the insurance company. Now, let's let's take a look at
this whole situation. They come up with this idea Obamacare,
and the plan is that they're gonna force me to
buy insurance from an insurance company. And this is called
a medical plan, a health plan. Right, But when I
the money comes out of my pocket, does it go

(46:21):
to a doctor, does go to a hospital? That? Does
it go to a medicine, to go to a pill
a surgeon? No, it goes to a plan. What kind
of sucker do you think I am. I'm gonna take
money out of my pocket and give you, and you're
gonna give me back a plan, and then later on
when I need to use this plan, I gotta fight
with you and I gotta fight with this one. No,
waitn't work to use my plan? What am I an idiot?

(46:44):
What kind of idiot falls for that? What is? It's
the simplest. You wake up, you you walk to the corner,
You want to buy an orange from the fruit stand.
You take a dollar out of your pocket, You hand
it to the fruit stand guy, and you reach out
for the R Jesus. Oh no, no, no, no, no,
here's a piece of paper. Okay, The next time you

(47:05):
want to eat an orange, you go to this company
here and you apply to them, and they're gonna they're
gonna work out an orange deal for you. Take it
back home, right. That's that's what medical insurance is, folks.
What the hell kind of ex con is that? Even
Trump blushes when he sees that con. The idea you want,

(47:27):
oh my god. The idea is they'll tell me if
I'm wrong, Maybe I'm wrong. You get sick, you want
to go see a doctor. And you want to be
that half that paid for. Right, So the average person
spending five thousand and six thousands. Some people have been
in one thousand, two thousand dollars a month, but the
average guy five thousand and six thousand a year. And

(47:49):
that money doesn't go to a hospital, doesn't go to
a doctor, doesn't go to a medical education, doesn't go
to farm and pharmacies or anything. No, where's it go.
It goes to an insurance company. Now, okay, the well
ed you know, we need the insurance company because they
have to they have to spread the risk around, you know,
and a little one guy gets sick. Here, I got
a guy has a cold, He gets a little bit

(48:11):
of money. Guy gets a catastrophic cancer or a car accident,
he needs a lot of money. So he said, that's
why it works this way. Ed, Because yet, oh so
the insurance company is doing this out of the goodness
of their heart. I'm like, correct, nod. The insurance companies
are making billions of dollars head. But that's okay because

(48:34):
that money has to go to their shareholders. Okay, So
so there seems to be there's a middle man here
between me and my doctor. Called this insurance company that's
not doing a damn bit. They're not cutting me open.
They're not giving me a pill. They're not they're not
canning me a tissue when I sneeze. They are doing

(48:54):
nothing for this equation. How did they get how did
they get in the room? How did they get in
the room? Well, how did this work that I'm sick?
I want to see a doctor. I got money in
my pocket and okay, fine, and quests a little bit
more than I got. But what an insurance company shows
up and said, well, we're gonna take this and we
pay our stockholders, you know, and we're gonna invest this money.
These insurance companies invest this money in real estate all

(49:17):
kinds of other stuff. But we have nothing to do
with doctors and medicine. The Opperaman plan is so damn
simple you're gonna laugh. Okay, is that all this money?
And by the way, you can opt out to We're
gonna have that, the Global IDIA opt out plan for

(49:38):
the opper Obama Opperman Care plan too. The Opperaman Care
plan is this whatever you're paying right now to these
insurance companies, Okay, put it aside. It's gonna go into
a fund a general fund. That fund, you know what
that fund's gonna do. It's gonna build hospitals. It's gonna
pay for medical school. It's gonna pay for re church

(50:00):
and grants and low interest loans for medical colleges, you know,
for student's education. Okay, So the money that we're right
now spending anyway to go to an insurance company to
make stockholders of that insurance company, which well, now instead
go to have a hospital. Then when we get sick,

(50:21):
if you know, we all go visit the hospital because
we've been paying for it. Okay, you know, like, what
the hell is this? Wouldn't it be great? We're paying
for this insurance company. Wouldn't be good? And we got
so we can just go over there. Okay, hey, you know,
set up a little cot for me in your office,
mister insurance sales with you know it, so I can
you know, I can stay here while I got my
tummy ache and I'll get better. But no, that would

(50:43):
be a stupid idea. It's just like it's stupid giving
them the money. The money should be spent on hospitals,
on doctors, on medicine. Now, another basic thing. He's just good.
And then idiot can figure out is to allow us
to import pharmaceuticals from Canada where it's so much much cheaper. Okay,
And that's capitalism, guys. It creates competition blah blah blah

(51:05):
and brings down the cost of medicine. Okay, with that
is that's a no brainer. Okay. The only reason is
a law preventing us from from importing drugs from Canada
is because the drug industry is here and pay off Congress.
That's the only reason there. So opperaman care. It does
away with that too. Now one other thing too. You know,
there's plenty of countries out there. Mexico is one of
them where if I got uh, what's that like a

(51:35):
flu or a virus? I go when I get pinicillin,
no doctor. You go to the pharmacy and he say
I want this. You do a little research. Maybe you continue.
Now we have computers and stuff like this. Well you
can put in your symptoms and it comes you don't
see a doctor and it comes to, well you need
a moxicillin. I got an eric. We have a MAXI sell.

(51:58):
I got a toothick selling. Okay, oh we're done, but
no here in America. First, I got to see if
it's under my plan. And then you go to the
doctor's office. Now they got to check if it's on
your But you know, one of the biggest jobs at
a medical clinic of medical office is the billing and
the coding and all this crap and dealing with the
insurance companies. Half their time is spent on that. Then

(52:23):
that side too is drained from this these leeches, these
insurance company leeches taking from us. And then so but
there's plenty of countries like Mexico. You could just go
into the pharmacy and answer the drugs. Now, yeah, we
need limits on that. You know. We can't have xonics
and opiates in there too because people will abuse that,

(52:44):
you know. And then we have to come up with
the solutions too. On piano. But we can't be pedling
these pills on these people and get them addicted to it.
That seems to be a whole operation. So that has
to be prevented. To an Operaman Care that has not
even explored these areas. It I'm just going Opperaman carries.
We lynch the insurance companies. Man, we get rid of them,
and we're ninety nine percent of our promise solved. We

(53:06):
allow importation of drugs and simple medicines that you need,
Like what that's zantac for your stomach? You also I
got an acid stomach. I know what I need for it, Viagra.
I don't need to see a doctor for I varagon.
If I need VIAGRAA I know why I need it, Okay,
And I know what I needed for it's You don't

(53:26):
need a doctor for that? You kidding me? What do
I need a doctor for that for? That's the simplest
diagnosis in town in case if it's made in every
bedroom in a cross mark every night. I can't people
figure that one out? You need a doctor for that?
Give me a break? And then, oh I wish I

(53:52):
had another two hours. Man. The idea that either Obamacare
or trump Care is socialism is the stupidest idea in
the world. If it were socialism, it would be that
the workers of the insurance company own the insurance company,
that the workers in the hospital own the hospital. That's socialism, okay.
The fact that they're forcing poor people to buy insurance

(54:16):
from rich people is not socialism. And how it's described
that way is behind me, and it just goes to
show that they want to do. They want to blind
you from what social they want. They don't want you
to understand what it is. They want you to hate
the poor. They want you to think that the poor
or or the cause of your problems, when it is
as clear as the nose on your face that the

(54:37):
problem with American health care is the insurance companies and
the medical billing and not being able to buy cheaper
drugs and not being able to just walk into a
pharmacy and pick up drugs that when you know what
you need. You know, I'm not sure. There's a little
bit of risk. You know, you could have a cancer

(54:58):
or something like that, and you know you're treating the
wrong But after a while you'll figure that out, you know.
And and if we don't have this thing with the
insurance companies, then you can go visit a doctor and
get basic medical attention, medical care insurance policies. Hey, long show, Okay,

(55:22):
I tell you I'm really tired. And we got a
good show for it tomorrow. And there's like six or
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I'm my god, they can't do that I got an
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Oh my goodness. What do you do if you like

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(56:04):
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I'm being told here by someone from in Mexico that
they stopped those uh uh buying drugs in Mexico with
our prescriptions anymore. So that was a good policy. Do
I think they should go back to it. I'm gonna
have to speak to the president of Mexico and get
him on the phone please for me. Obama can tape

(57:11):
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(57:53):
that works out. Because I'm just a suck. I'm just
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I had a rough day and I had a rough week.
And I got a big show for you tomorrow, a
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All right, guys, good night,