We Were Right About Mitch, Let's Learn From It

Okay. Good morning. Good morning, you beautiful, beautiful people all over the world. Uh, and today, um, today you're more beautiful than you normally are. Um, you're normally shockingly beautiful, but today, uh, the beauty of the human race really shines through. And the beauty of truth and the beauty of goodness and the beauty of hard work really shine through. And uh the beauty of doing gumshoe reporting and you know, burning the shoe leather, uh, really uh pays off for us and helps us dodge a bullet with Mitch.

Um, and uh I'm I'm just so proud of everybody all around the world and all the people that have helped in this uh kind of debunking Mitch and really saving citizen journalism, I think also is what happened here. Um, and um, saving Candace is what happened. Sorry, I'm going to You might get a few beeps here. I forgot to put my headphones on. Uh, saving Candace is what happened here. And also, uh, I think saving Baron, saving a whole bunch of people, even saving all the folks that attacked me. Um, I think, um, Coach Colin and Dilig and Dennis and and everybody and really giving everybody a great lesson in citizen journalism and how it's done. Really, I hate to say it, but it's an object lesson in how to avoid uh an informant. It's a an object lesson in how to avoid a provocateur, which is what Mitch is.

Um, and if you're not if you didn't hear the the story that um kind of confirms all this. Uh, Mitch uh is this guy who entered into the picture. Um, it was at a time when we were about ready to go meet with Candace about the Dupants and also about Doge. It was about December 7th was the Sunday, I remember. So because it was we were going to go down there and meet in Nashville. Day data Dave from our Kabutz and uh our Kabutz in Michigan was going to drive down there. We're going to meet with Candace and and the folks about Doge. The last thing that Charlie Kirk really thought that uh Turning Point USA needed and the and the other thing we were going to meet about was was Dupont because he was the one who made the mafia offer in the last uh 48 hours of Charlie's life and we were super close and that's when you get the federal informant and then that's when Mitch popped up.

Well, the first thing that popped up was Russell Brand and uh that was one of the lowest rated shows ever with Candace, uh, where everyone was like, "What are we doing with Russell Brand and and the shirt down to the down to the zipper? This seems like such a like a crazy uh diversion here. Why are we doing this?" Uh, and that didn't go well. But then Mitch was in there the next day. And we really have been talking about Mitch for the last month. And if you didn't see, Mitch had posted earlier in the month, about a week before that, uh that his father was the Zodiac Killer. Um, and I didn't see it because it uh I didn't know Mitch's um social media at the time. I didn't know he was on social media. All I knew was when Mitch popped up. I just knew where he lived. So my initial reaction was after this uh after he started gaining more and more traction and it gaining more and more mind share of Candace where I thought, well, this will be a day, this will be two days where this will be kind of an interesting lead, you know, where she was praying uh and in in a vulnerable position and then it'll go away. Uh, and I'll just hammer Doge. We'll just hammer Doge. We we were having the Candace watch parties at the um at the Kabutz, the big farm. And when I say Kabutz, it's the big farm that we all have our news gathering events on.

I'm going to go grab my u headphones. I'm sorry about the uh people retweeting, which is great that people retweet, but you're you're hearing that as a um an annoying beep. So, I'll I'll go try to correct that. But anyway, the um at first, you know, you don't know if the informant is going to get the um traction. And so therefore, you don't know how much to uh like I I didn't immediately fly to Pasco and and fly to his where he lived and do all the deep dive. You know, you try to do as much as you can remotely uh to uh get to the truth. Uh, we we we feared him as a informant just because of the timing of when he came into the picture. He just kind of came out of nowhere right as we were about ready to meet on the Doge on it, right as we were about ready to meet on Dupont.

Um, but as the week went on, um, just I don't know what it was, but there was just this kind of gold rush, like almost gold fever, almost Mitch-mania, like Beatlemania, uh, that started growing. Um, and everyone was like, "Oh, this is it. This is the whole story. This is the thing." And I'm like, "Well, I don't know. This is seems like a federal informant. Looks like a federal informant. I'll just go to the Doge. Um uh we'll just keep doing what we're doing here with the Candace Watch party and then I'll go to the the amphitheater, the Charlie Kirk Amphitheater, and remind everybody."

Um, I do want to do a a a shout out to Dave Hodes. I've heard he's said a lot of nice things about me and I want to say nice things about him if he's been saying Doge as well. But Doge is the thing that that scares them. Mitch doesn't scare them because they're in control of Mitch. They know what Mitch is going to say. They know that Mitch is going to say when it's all said and done. And oh, by the way, I'm Santa Claus and oh, by the way, my father was the um my father was the Zodiac Killer and and you don't understand how important Santa Claus is and I'm I'm Santa Claus. You know, you you know that's what he's going to say. You're in control. So there was a lot of people putting a lot of um time, energy, and effort into into Mitch. So much so that by the time Christmas rolled around, it had rolled into such a Mitch-mania fervor that I said, "Okay, well um I took my Christmas um I took my Christmas. I literally as soon as the Christmas presents were done in Christmas morning, uh I was in Pasco um and uh I stayed there um and through New Year's. So, you know, me and Mitch were there for New Year's.

But what that six days allowed me to do was find out who the true Mitch was by talking to people who were involved with Mitch. And I can say today without doubt and I said all along through the Christmas through New Year's holidays that gumshoe period of time that over and over again uh Mitch was a provocateur. He was going to the he was going to the various uh veterans groups, the veterans locations that these are self-help groups. He was going to the one in Beaverton um in Oregon. His wife used to his ex-wife used to work there. He was going in and and hanging around there and telling uh stories about how he was a special forces guy and how he could help these guys with their domestic problems and their health problems. He was doing the same thing in Richland. He was doing the same thing in Pasco. It looked like he was going in to all of these different veterans groups. He's also going to the bars a lot. You know, the American Legions and the Veteran of Foreign Wars, the VFWs. He was playing a lot of this high stakes poker, right? So, uh, you know, he just kind of was appealing to a lot of people and he was telling them stories.

And I'm I'm sorry about the I couldn't find my all of a sudden I I can't find my headphones here. I'm in a disheveled organization state because I've been on the road so much. But the bottom line was is they go in and they they take somebody who's u made a horrible mistake of let's say uh abuse of their child and then said, "Hey, I've got a way of I've got a way of turning this around." The what you don't want to do is deny the abuse. What you want to do is attack your wife and make up a crazy story about your ex-wife and then the jury won't know what to believe. It'll cause reasonable doubt. Um, there will be maybe six men on the jury and six women on the jury, right? And the six women are going to go, "That's a crock of crap." The six men, there might be two or three men that go, "That could be," right? It could be that the guy who, you know, hit the girl in the forehead with the bat, you know. Um, it could be a five-year-old with a swing that did that, you know, and caused her a subdural hematoma and caused her to die two days later. It could be that um it could be the the medic that told the doctors all about that uh rather than oh no, they hid that fact when they were took the child to the doctor and then the child died from two days later because they didn't tell about the blow to the head. They were trying to hide the blow to the head and the subdural hematoma killed the kid. Right. So you have all sorts of um no, the father is not the Zodiac Killer. No, Mitch's dad is not the Zodiac Killer, interestingly enough. But Mitch has a big extensive and I'll show you where Mitch uh uh uh has a big extensive uh post about five posts about how his dad's the Zodiac Killer. And again, this is something that you can say around the bars or you can say at the veterans groups and meetings. His his ex-wife, his wife, was in charge of all food services for these veteran groups. And we went to She was in Medford, she had a group, and then she also had a group in um in Aloha, Oregon, or just west of Portland, Oregon.

Um, but you know, you can you can tell your song of woe, I'm the child of a mass murderer, you know, take take uh pity on me, give me money, etc. Uh, and that's what he does.

Um, so and you know today when you're when you're right, when you're when you're when you get proven right on these things, um, that's when you're going to get the worst trials. That's when you're going to get the worst stalkers. And and that's what's going to happen here this morning. But I'll go into doing my opening statement here, uh, pretty quickly. It was interesting. Baron last night said, "Well, I just don't know, George. I don't have a track record." Well, Baron, now you have a track record. Now you have a track record. And I'm showing you primary evidence here of how gumshoe works, how gumshoe works.

So this is um and I got increasingly as I went to the courtroom and found that Mitch tried to organize this murder of this this uh judge, as I started talking to people who knew who who knew, especially the ex-wives who knew this real story of his back injury. It wasn't a war injury. It was from, you know, going with a whole bunch of girls, topless girls in the Guadalupe River for and doing a diving stunt. Not really rock climbing. It was a diving stunt.

Um, these are um um uh this is how it's done. This is how gumshoe works. Um, so, thanks much for um I'll get to the the um Zodiac. We did a whole bunch of Zodiac when we did the Manson thing, and people don't realize Manson and Zodiac are linked. Um, and um, it makes total sense when you you hear my explanation of Manson. It I don't have all of the Yeah.

And Mitch is not only a serial liar, but he's a he's a slip and fall artist. It's like what I called him yesterday, and that's um, that's what you're going to see the proof of today. So, let me do my opening statement really quick. I called him a slip and fall artist. And people kept saying, well, everybody has a past and the past shouldn't matter. Uh, all past isn't prologue. Shakespeare wasn't right. If the guy's done 50 slip and falls in the past, that doesn't mean this is a slip and fall. Yeah, it does mean this is a slip and fall. And we prove that. And he really has done every he is uh makes Gene Kelly look like a per. Uh, he makes Fred Astaire look like a per. He makes Ginger Rogers and the Bolshoi Ballet look like second-class citizens compared to how good he is at slip and fall artistry. Um, and and being an agent. A Jean Provocateur, the whole case, the whole case is going to be uh based around a photograph on the 8th on September 8th that's kind of it's going to be kind of like this. Okay. It's going to be a blonde woman with the, you know, the white t-shirt and the blue vest and the and the jeans and a guy with a dark shirt and jeans and some boots on. Maybe cowboy hats, I don't know. Maybe looks like Erica Kirk, maybe, you know, maybe looks like Brian Harpole, maybe. Uh, or somebody else at TPUSA, maybe.

Uh, and that's all well and good to follow that lead. There's nothing wrong with Candace following that lead. But as soon as you know that Erica has two um has two um alibis, that's when you kind of back off because it's not important. Mitch is at there the the next day on the ninth. I'm not saying he doesn't backpack bomb the meeting where they're going to do a Doge audit at Fort Huachuca. I'm not saying he hasn't been a part of the uh uh surveillance collection operation at Fort Huachuca. But this kind of sighting where you're saying somebody is in a place. He should have just put this picture out the first day, right? Hey, I've got a picture. Candace should have put this picture out the first day. Hey, I've got a picture. Not trust me, trust me, trust me through a keyhole. Panavision. We should have seen this thing in Panavision so we could have analyzed where she got the pendant and and who this guy was and maybe if if would have been done when it was fresh on the se um let's see it was the 8th or the 9th. If it had been done when it was on the 9th, people could have, what's your social media account? They could have gone back and they could have seen quickly that on the first he was saying he his dad was a Zodiac Killer and everybody go, oh, okay, thanks very much. You know, we've we've followed George Webb. He tied Manson to Zodiac a long time ago with that program. We're done here, right? But instead, we had a month and it also caused a lot of of nashing of teeth within the truth community. But in a sense, this is going to be good because everyone's going to learn. Everyone's going to learn the hard way that there's no substitute for the gumshoe. There's no substitute for it. And there's no substitute for getting all the information out on the table early rather than waiting and dealing through a keyhole. Keyhole and trust journalism isn't the way to go. Panavision is the way to go. Right? And the whole case is is based around this photo, right? The whole case is based around this photo. So maybe they're together arm in arm. Maybe has Mitch 50 photos of them. Well, then that's great too. You people might say, "Oh, we've got 50 photos. We said it was the rodeo queen." Why did we say it was a rodeo queen? We did a Bayesian analysis on who would be with uh if Representative Amodei was there from the congress. What's the chances of it being somebody who worked for him at the Candlewood versus Erica Kirk? A thousand to one more chance that it's the rodeo queen with Congressman Amodei and one of his staffers than Erica Kirk. Not saying Erica Kirk doesn't have Here's Digital Dennis out today jumping on my EAZ Tech story. He's trying to get away from this story as quickly as possible. Digital Dennis is trying to get away from this story as quickly as possible and he's saying techno. He's jumped on my story. Any apologies from Digital Dennis ended this morning? No. Any apologies from Coach Colin this morning? No. Any apologies from um any of the other uh people that were on the most recent space? No.

So, yes, I'm not saying Erica Kirk uh and her mother haven't been to the Candlewood many times as a contractor for Fort Huachuca for collection for collection of faces and cars and license plates and also phones at these events. We know they did that at even at the funeral, right? So, I'm not saying that they don't do this collection for the last six years. Of course they do. But that's the one night, think about it, that's the one night, the night before Charlie Kirk is killed that they wouldn't be there. Right? Again, there's still a potential that they could produce a picture uh where Erica Kirk is there because Mitch knows her from the ISR collection program, but the chances of it being the rodeo queen who works for the congressman, a thousand to one, right? And then you have to go to the two alibis. That's why you put this thing out early and then you get the alibi early and then you don't waste a month. Time is precious in investigations. And Mitch did what they wanted them to do, which is delay this away from the Doge, delay this, get people forgetting Charlie's last wish, delay this away from Dupont, forget Charlie's last mafia ultimatum, right? And get on to something that's totally separate, right? And then also discredit the nine years that we've worked at Fort Huachuca. That's that we've talked about Dupont and and Danny Rothschild at Fort Huachuca.

Um, here's Mitch thinking up different scenarios on the beach. We had him at a scuba week for somebody who can't walk and is 90 to 100% disabled. He's he's a great scuba diver. I understand that you can do it as disabled. We talked to the people. They said there was no accommodations. He's walking just fine. There's no accommodations made for any of the scuba gear, anything like that. The tanks are heavy and so forth. But what he has created is he's got Raphael here, he's got Donatello, he's got Michelangelo, he's got all the great artists over time in history working on various scenarios where he's literally a fallen angel. It's almost like you put all the Italian masters, you've put all the Renaissance masters into Mitch's story that Mitch has concocted here on the on the on the lawn chair here.

Um, and then you can adorn as he gets more information. You can adorn the story and say, "Oh, yeah. She had running makeup. Um, she had the blue piercing eyes. She had all the same things that Erica Kirk has." As you learn more about Erica Kirk. Not saying he doesn't know Erica Kirk from the ISR collection activities in E-Tech. Of course he does. Otherwise, you wouldn't know when the meeting is. Not saying that isn't true. And I'm not saying that there's not even some value in that information. I'm just saying that put the information out first. This is what we did. Such cheerbology. What did we do? We went and saw the murder site. We immediately put all the information out. We put all the information out. A month later, finally, Daily Mail put out went and interviewed them a month later. So, we had a month of people interviewing, looking at all the spatter marks and all the things. And we're able to put the pressure uh Elon Musk retweeted us three times. We're able to put the pressure on, you know, for the investigation.

Um, and and and this just was done totally differently where I just put on all the pictures to everyone first day, right, against the family's wishes in some cases, but but in order to they later put out the pictures realizing that they were losing the momentum, right? They were losing the momentum that they had with Elon Musk. A lot of these are things are momentum that where people are interested very interested and then they go on to other stories. So you have to produce the information and the proof while you have the momentum. Right?

So um here's uh Mitch with um uh his uh significant other in uh in uh Pasco. I didn't have this information at the time. Um, you're going to see here he is is the the child of a serial killer, right? He's a child of Zodiac, right? He's going to write the book Child of Zodiac, right? He's a betrayed patriot, right? He's a betrayed patriot because he got angry one day and went through a door with a hammer and now he's going to blame his wife on attacking him and and hammering his thumbs and hammering the back of his head and hammering his back and hammering his feet. No, that was a crazy dive he did with topless girls on the Guadalupe River, right? His name is and uh his ex-wives were telling that story. One was it was I misinterpreted it was a drunken stunt u and I thought it was in a barroom but it was actually Mitch admitted himself was on the Guadalupe River with a bunch of topless girls in a boat. So and of course he's going after organized crime and the drug business and organized crime. So he's a crime fighter too. So he's going on to these various shows. He's collecting money. He's got these give and goes, right? We were going to do a class action lawsuit for Doge and Dupont. I didn't start a give and go. And I self-financed it, right? I didn't get any interest, but I didn't ask for one dime. Right? My dad had a back injury in the war. Waited 40 years to get the back injury. Did he ever get one dime from anybody? Any kind of gifts and go? No. No. The the ones that are the real heroes, the Guadalcanal heroes and so forth. They don't, you know, they suffer in silence until they get Medicare, right? Until they get a great doctor like Dr. Cashman, uh, and they fix his back. But 40 years of pain, right? But never said anything. It's the It's the ones that do the drunken stunt uh, stunt cliff diving uh, with all the topless girls on Guadalupe uh, river on the Guadalupe River. They're the ones that do all the gifts and goes, right? They're the ones that do the gifts and goes. Again, if you worked in actual veterans organizations like we have with equine therapy and so forth, you learn real fast the ones that are the real ones and the ones that that are the fakes.

So, um, here's part of the Zodiac story that Mitch tells. This is only on the 1st of December. So, this could have been found by Candace if she would have published his social media. She would have published his real Mitch one um social media, we would have all found this a long time ago. But since we've been dealing with a keyhole here, um we weren't able to do this due diligence. Uh, and again, this is why I published all the suturology. This is why I published all the Butler stuff about Crooks being a volunteer at at Butler uh at um Beaver County. Uh, we published all the stuff about his shooting records and so forth at Clarton early. Publish it early and get it out to everyone on the internet. But anyway, here's the story. This is a five this is a five uh tweet story, but it's supposedly about his dad, the Zodiac Killer. We're going to tie it to Manson. We tied it to Manson uh four or five years ago. We did five or six different news gathering shares in in LA to tie it to Manson and the program that Manson was running. We'll we'll I I'll I'll cover that if people want me to. But it all these particular details about his dad that are going to be true, right? Here is the how he did it, right? Is they're going to say all the details uh of his father, right? And um, you know, which I'm sure are true. I'm sure the DNA connects him to his father, but it's the only problem is his father wasn't the Zodiac Killer.

Again, Mitch uh here in the in in the where all the great concepts and uh fallen angel stories are given birth here on the on the on the scuba diving trips. It just it's just a never-ending cycle with Mitch here. You've got uh um uh Shakespeare involved here now. You've got Dickens involved. You've got Chaucer involved in writing the fallen Mitch angel stories. Mitch just has this kind of fantasmagorical uh propensity to go go toward um this um uh just this just self-pity this fallen angel self-pity and he has a fallen angel complex. I wanted to I called it the slip and fall ballet, but really it's more the fallen angel, right? That he is somehow a a child, an angel, and that because of his circumstances, right, he's fallen and and he doesn't deserve the plight he's been given. And then he gives what he does to veterans is he transfers that fallen angel complex to them. He builds them up as great warriors and so forth. And then he blames someone else, a third party for their circumstance. It's not their drinking. It's not their drugs habit. It's not their uh uh wife abuse. It's not their child abuse. It's something that the government did to cause all that, right? And that's the the the thing the fallen angel uh approach that Mitch uses that what that's what we found in Pasco. Again, if you go to Pasco, you find these answers. If you stay in your basement like Ryan Matta and look at your big screen TV, you don't find these answers.

Um, so here is the um real Mitch Now um uh where he tweeted from Justice for Great Nate. Justice for Great Nate. I don't know if he was trying to go after Nate's um Valhalla's group, but I think he was trying to go after Valhalla's group. So, um, it just seemed like he was pursuing the veterans at Valhalla and and who is a real warrior and Valhalla who really did uh serve his country and Valhalla who really does protect uh in stolen and who is a really a great warrior, right? And Valhalla came out pretty hot against Mitch if you remember. And I'm like I'm in the middle and I'm trying to, you know, tone it down just saying, "Hey, let me get you more documents. Let me get you more documents." I'm I'm still here in Pasco. I said the same thing to Candace. I'm here in Pasco. Let me get you more documents. Gary Melton attacked me. And so our my relationship with Gary Melton kind of went away. Um, because I was the one who was doing the fact-checking and Gary Melton attacked me for fact-checking Candace Owens. And I'm like, Gary, um, we're all trying to get to the truth. Why are you attacking me for warning Candace? I warned Candace on the 19th. You'll see that warning here again where I warned her and I said there's two there's there's there's an alibi here for Erica Kirk not being at the Candlewood and Gary just viciously attacked me with a whole bunch of fed-slop informants and I'm like, why would you do that? I'm the one who's trying to do the right thing, move the ball forward. Why are you attacking me, Gary? I went on your show and I asked you a few questions and you admitted that Crooks would never walk down uh a half a mile down a street with a gun down your leg in the middle of broad daylight if you were setting up for a sniper. Why would why would uh Tyler Robinson do that? None of the snipers on that program with me could answer that question, right? So why are you attacking me just for doing the work? I'm the one who's who's going and and and going to the location where he lives and checking out his story and doing the work. You're the one sitting back in, you know, in West Virginia at FBI headquarters in Clarksburg, right?

So, um, anyway, at the end, you were close. Zodiac was a a hired u basically hired assassin, but not in the conventional way. He hung out with alcoholics, disgruntled cops, etc., etc. He was a uh the where he got the cipher was because his father was on the USS Enterprise and did all the ciphers and so forth. No, if you remember Zodiac got the zodiac alphabet from a from a book called The Zodiac Alphabet. Oh, jeez, you know, uh that he got the he got the wa he got the zodiac symbol from a watch ad for an ad called Zodiac. None of this is true. If you did if you knew anything about the Zodiac Killer, it would you would have laughed at this. But then if we would have been told this by Candace, and this is why I say don't deal through a keyhole. If Candace would have told us this information, we could have immediately vetted it and I could have said, "Oh, no, no. The Zodiac is the watch, right? That came from the watch ad and and the Zodiac uh alphabet came from the book Zodiac Alphabet." Yeah, there's there's there's nothing to this story, right? We could have easily uh dispensed with this quickly. Uh, but but literally instead what we did through keyhole journalism is raised Mitch's kind of um musings, if you will, into sort sort of a high art form.

Um, you know, we had James Joyce working on it. We had all the different uh Dostoevsky. We had Tolstoy. We had all the Russian uh uh um um, you know, Opus Magnum creators all working on the the the Mitch Slips and Falls as the as the successor to War and Peace, right? That's what happened instead. When you deal through a keyhole that could have easily on the watch, we could have dispensed the story and we could have dispensed the story quickly on the Zodiac alphabet. Could have quickly dispensed with a story in seconds. Instead, we we went into this phase of, you know, almost like creative symposiums on on writing the Mitch Opus Magnums, right?

Um, we had folk singers. Um, it's it's almost like we had Dylan and Joan Baez and and Pete Seeger and the Beatles with uh, you know, Mitch-mania all you know, setting this fallen angel uh story to music. We just got totally out of control in in terms of the Mitch-mania rather than going back to the fundamentals, going and I know it's not sexy. I know this isn't sexy. Going and knocking on doors in, you know, 90-degree weather. You know, that's not fun. It's more fun to sit on the internet and just say things, right? Like, you know, whatever. But again, if we would have dealt in Panavision where everybody comes in and sees the screen, I mean, I don't like Omnimax. Uh, because I I think it's I like Panavision, you know, I think Panavision came from the idea that, you know, there was a keyhole satellite that u the CIA had.

Um, and um, Bissell was the one who used CIA money and he he was the one who downed the U-2 in order to get the keyhole satellite. The whole idea of Panavision when the when that came out in the 50s was let's not deal through a keyhole. If we deal through a keyhole, said look, we're going to deal through the president's we're going to only give them a keyhole of information. We're going to give them a little bit of information. We'll tell them about a few missile location sites in Cuba and then therefore they won't be able to attack Cuba. Right? We'll keep all the information and then we'll deal with the public through a keyhole. We'll deal with the president through a keyhole, right? And that's how we'll control and it'll be a methodology of control of the presidency still to a certain degree. Uh, that's been up until Trump, right? And and Kennedy was no, give me the Panavision. I want the whole story. And soon as he got the whole story about Vietnam, said we're not doing Vietnam. Soon as he got the whole story on the atomic bomb with Israel, said we're not doing the atomic bomb. I disagree with that one, but you know, that's a policy decision of the president. Wait till the next president. Wait two years for Johnson if you want to get They were afraid that that Kennedy was going to get reelected. They were going to have to wait five years and they Ben-Gurion didn't want to wait. But but you get the idea here is this shouldn't be uh Hillsdale Musical Festival trying to put Mitch's fallen angel uh story to to music. You know, it almost reminds me of Willie Nelson, you know. "You had not have fallen if I had not have found you." You right. "An angel flying too close to the ground." Right. I mean, it's just like we're everyone was it was launched a thousand music camps to try to come up with how Mitch had fallen, right?

Um, and and the natural tendency is, well, we should put m It's like a a a ornament that falls off the tree. Well, we should put the the ornament back up on the tree. The that's just your natural reaction of even children right around the Christmas tree. Oh, we should put it back to its rightful place. That's why it has the the whole rhetorical precept of the thing. It has to start from this angelic beginning before it falls. Right.

Um, we had uh uh it wasn't in a music with deucy, right? It wasn't the soft soul dulcet tones at in the evening. I mean, because Mitch-mania became a round-the-clock obsession, right? It it became in a hammer music, right? Mitch Mitch had the hammer story about he how he'd been hammered uh by his wife. So it became in a hammer music, right? Uh, we said from the very beginning, this is old, this is about a month old, but Mitch is if nothing a fantastic entertainer, right? And that he could go in to talk to the guys here um that are a joint task force and get into the veterans group, comb the veterans boards, look at people who had domestic problems or had health issues and then go then tell them the fallen angel story and as soon as he said, "Oh, I have this access to this big group. We're going to get this big group. We're going to go to Washington and help you with your uh appeal at your VA appeal. We're going to help you uh uh uh get uh through, you know, going down to Fort Huachuca to the recruits there. We're going to get you through the year of divorce or whatever. We're going to get your kids for you, etc. Even if you've had a child abuse situation, this is what we did for free, right, with Commander Navy Commander John B. Wells going to the appeals board in Washington D.C., the three-panel judge appeals board to get veterans there, healthcare. Why? Because I watched my dad in pain for 40 years and that's why we went and did that in Washington. We never took a dime. We never took a dime. Now, Commander John B. Wells was getting paid, but we never took a dime. We went with him. We uh uh publicized it and so forth, had people get in contact with him. We never took a dime. We never took a dime. Mitch may have seen that and said, "Hey, I could finagle a way to get cash out of this. I could do this." Because it we have him going to Washington to a lot of these reviews, right? And it seems like there was a lot of give and go. There was a lot of GoFundMe. There was a lot of money changing hands here. Mitch had 400,000 in the bank two years ago when that was seized and that's the judge that he wanted to kill. So that's a lot. That's a you're flushed with cash. Now I because everyone said Mitch had a gambling habit. I tend to think it was gambling, but it could have been through a gift and go. It could have been through a gift and go that the judge uh um did the seizure. I don't know the sources of that 400,000 415,000 yet. But again, what was it all for? Why were they doing this? Why did they make it a joint task force? Why did they have him come in and break up the meeting, the Doge meeting? Because those guys running the show down there at Joint Task Force knew that if they got audited, it was their ass. That's why they brought in Mitch. That's why Mitch was a convenient backpack bomber to blow up that meeting because they didn't want the Doge audit and they knew the Doge audit was coming and they knew E-Tech was coming out of the uh of the audit books and they knew their relationship with Danny uh Danny uh Rothschild going back to 2001 at Fort Huachuca was coming out and that's our nine years. They knew our nine years research. They weren't worried about Mitch's nine days of research at Fort Huachuca. They were worried about our nine years of research coming out and that's why they had Mitch come in and blow up the meeting with Secretary Hansel. That's that's the truth, right? So there he is. Uh, a master provocateur.

Um, I said from the first day it felt like if it feels like a fed-slop informant, it's probably a fed-slop informant. It turned out to be a fed-slop informant. So and I I go into uh all the forms of high art that were that were changed here. Sculpture was changed. Uh, Italian sculpture was changed. French sculpture uh was changed by this. French art, French cabaret art was changed in this. Um, you know, get if you remember the dea uh and and the uh the art the ballet art craze that was changed in all of this. The pointillism with Monet by the water lilies was changed. Uh, Van Gogh, all the Van Gogh art critics and so forth uh became Mitch-aficionados, right? Everything changed in the world, right? Everything changed in the world and it became the slip and fall became the most important plot device. No matter if it was war 1812, no, it's not the war of 1812 that matters anymore in a Tolstoy novel. It's the fact that Anna Karenina uh Anna Karenina's uh captain, Russian captain, cavalry officer, love interest had a slip and fall outside of uh the uh Russian manor house. A slip and fall in every story became the most important moment in art, right, over the over the since since Rome, right? Since since since Rome, since Greece, since the the whole cavalcade of of western art, everyone was picking out slip and fall. Slip and fall became the most important thing. The tumbled fallen angel had become the most important story to buttress Mitch's story, right?

Uh, critics came from far and wide u intelligencia philosophers they came to symposiums all over the world to buttress Mitress's Mitch's story, right, about how um how great and how important Mitch was. I won't go through I'm not I'm not being uh vengeful here so I won't go through all the online personalities but everyone and their brother came right and instead of asking what is truth, what is beauty, what is uh good. It was Mitch asking, what would be a good slip and fall case, right? All the world's creative energy went into trying to buttress Midress Mitch's story. What was the world unwilling to do? Go to Pasco and actually do the work and knock on some doors and go and visit people and look at them eye to eye and ask them what really happened. That's what unwound this whole thing. Here's Mitch with all the great artists, all of all of classical music rewritten around Mitch's slip and fall cadences, right? The whole world was seized. Here's Gandhi. Here's the Guru Mahares. This is uh the All of them all of them of the world's creative energy went into uh thinking about Mitch's slip and fall, right? Instead of instead of putting out the information early, putting out the information to everyone all at once and let everybody have take shots at it, right? Which would have knocked this balloon down, this this huge balloon that was created early early on in the early days, right?

An agent provocateur is an agent is a person who secretly encourages, entices and provokes others to commit actions, illegal actions, extreme actions, discrediting those or exposing those or exploiting those uh to uh justify their repression, justify their arrest and and as propaganda. This is what the DoD does. When you have a a group of people that are looking into the Ukraine war and looking into the people making all the money in the Ukraine war, what do you do? You discredit them, right? You discredit them as investigative journalists, right? What are the core uh core elements? Uh, the covert role, false pretenses, right? Make up stories about your war injuries, provocation. You push others. to say, "Hey, you bikers, you need to go in there and kill all the judges, right, at the Benton County Courthouse, right?" And instrumental intent, right? It's not the goal itself, but the reaction, the arrest, the crackdowns, the deal, the legitimization, right? That's going to happen. It's the It's the same thing that happened on January 6. It reminds me so much of what it uh happened at January 6. Who usually are the sponsors? Intelligence services, law enforcement, political groups, private interests like Dupont. I still say at the end of the day he's going to be a Dupont spy and then I go into all the um other pieces of this um uh as far as a non-provocateur is concerned and then a lot of um and then a lot of different uh articles that have been written on this u but you can read it there uh there it's on my Substack so we'll go back here um to uh the great moments in slip and fall Um, and I just basically went through every moment, the great moment in slip and fall and looked for um, a new great thinker who had co-opted and and defended Mitch, you know, in his story rather than going and looking at the, um, actually going to the the locations.

So, uh, I'm going to go back here and say it is about Dojit. That is the name of the game. And go back and that's the end of the opening statement. and go back to uh all the folks here. Lol. Um, good morning from near Philly. Thanks for being here. U Space Coast. Um, we dealt with Andrea Shanklin down there at the Space Coast. We got that story right with um Club K uh down there on Cape Canaveral with Andrea Shanklin, the first lady of of Florida journalism. Again, when we wanted to do a story about uh Club K being brought into the uh Cape Canaveral, did we sit back in, you know, at that time in New York or did we actually go down there and meet with Andrea and live there and do the story from the docks, right, with a little mini Burj Khalifa right there in the Port of Canaveral, right? How many times did we go there and meet with different folks uh at the Navy base where they were firing off rockets? How many people did we meet with? How many trips do we make? 10, 20, I don't know. We went, we covered so many launches because a lot of the folks in the space business come for the launches. So, it's a great time to meet and get information. So, we did at least 10 launches at Space Coast.

So, um, looking forward to Candace. Um, um, yeah, um, if she can wind in here's the whole thing about uh, you can read this Echoes of Laurel Canyon. I wrote it in uh 2020, I think. But we had a whole bunch of news gathering shares. We've had 57 of them. It costs us money to do news gathering shares, but it still brings people together rather than everybody just kind of lobbing things at each other over the internet. It's where people all get together in the same room for a dozen people for 12 days. Right now, people criticize us because by the time, you know, 2:00 rolls around, our eyeballs are falling out of our heads because we've been going since 5:00 a.m. in the morning. And we then we'll go and actually visit the house on Cello Drive or we'll go to the Riverside um Air Force Base Strategic Air Command Base where um this was all run by Curtis LeMay um for this for knocking down again knocking down war protesters, right? It was a it was a program called Chaos to Knock Down War Protesters.

Um, and uh so so we we we go and do all these things and and we looked at at the anti-war protesting thing that LeMay put in place. He hired a guy named Reeve Whitlock out of Riverside. There was a Riverside murder in '66 if you remember where they outlined all the murders of Zodiac. Uh, the the Riverside Killer outlined all the

Murders of Zodiac. Um, so it was kind of like if someone says, "I'm gonna kill, you know, two here by this fishing lake that I go to, and then two here by this other lake that I go to, and I'm going to kill the cab driver taking everybody back and forth to, um, uh, back and forth to, uh, Jolly's lab, LSD lab." And I'm, and this is, these are my first couples that I'm going to film having sex, giving him LSD. That's a pretty specific prescription, right? I'm going to shoot the cab driver that takes the two couples that are part of Operation Midnight Climax and Haight-Ashbury. That's pretty specific. That's what we outlined in Riverside with the Riverside Killer, right? That's pretty specific knowledge. This is before the Manson murders had occurred. So, if the Riverside Killer knew all that in '66, or let's say '68 at the latest, right? Um, wouldn't that connect the Manson Killer to the Zodiac Killer? Right.

So, that's why we said Robert Allen Hale, the same guy who did the Manson murders, same guy. Zodiac. Zodiac believed all the women he killed would become love slaves in his afterlife. Robert Allen Hale, he believed that the women he killed would all become love slaves in the afterlife. Right? Um, that's cultish behavior. Robert Allen Hale ran a cult. These are just, think about all your friends. Think about how many of them are mass murderers who are thinking about killing beautiful women because he, they believe that they'll become a part of their, uh, sex, sex slaves in the afterlife. That's a pretty specific thing. You know, the fact that we saw that that lined up, the, the Zodiac Killer lined up with Robert Allen Hale so specifically in Riverside in '66, right? Just, it just said, whoever is going to run the, uh, lab up in Haight-Ashbury, and, and get drugs into all the, the kids into the, into the Summer of Love and the music scene up there. Whoever is assigned to do that is going to be the same person who's going to kill the people who are trying to see the effects of LSD when people are making love. These kids are making love that they recruited from the college campuses for money, right? And that was Operation Midnight Climax. It's going to, it's, I wrote all about it and, and so maybe Mitch picked the Zodiac Killer, uh, because he read my stuff. Uh, and it solves the case. By the way, the, the Riverside Killer solves the Robert Allen Hale case. Um, but, but again, we, we went to Riverside, right? I would, I had to ride, I had to ride the rails. It's hard to get to Riverside in public transportation, but this is the, the kind of gumshoe that you do, right? And, and you solve a case. You don't go off and say, "Oh, it's my dad. I, I, I'm a fallen angel. It's my dad, right? So, I can be more important, so I can have a barroom story and talk about how unfortunate my childhood was." You don't try to parlay that into into, you know, you quote all the people who've done great research. I talked about Dave McGowan getting the LSD into the drug program with weird stories of of Laurel Canyon. I talked about Tom O'Neill and his great work in Operation Chaos. And I basically picked up where Tom O'Neill left off, right? Getting to the bottom of both Zodiac and and Manson are paired together in Riverside. Uh, and they come from the same brain, right? They come from Curtis Lame's the same brain, right?

So, uh, that's the part of this whole thing that I just don't understand is why don't people go and gravitate toward the journalism, gravitate toward the, the deep research, gravitate toward 50,000 people doing fact-checking all over the world, right? For validation and verification. Why do they want to go and believe this keyhole story where somebody's just feeding you breadcrumbs underneath the door, right? Why? When you have this Panavision world available of 50,000 people, and we're all meeting each other face to face to get over the trust problem as well, a dozen days for a dozen people, right? In our shares, and, and we've done all these things. Why, why wouldn't you want that world in terms of citizen journalism rather than believing an informant, whatever an informant decides to slide under your door that day, like you're a prisoner, like you're a prisoner of Zenda? Just doesn't make any sense to me. Uh, Lionel is finally taking audits today. Is talking audits today? Well, my, my, it only took a month, right? We had a month of, uh, well, all I can say is I love Lionel. And that was the middle, that was the middle ground of the people who are lawyerly that I was trying to sway that this Candace, uh, kind of, he's been on a kind of a one-month, he's one of the poets, he's, he's one of the chosen poets in, you know, on the Alleian fields writing, you know, uh, lyric, uh, poetry about Candace and, and how wonderful this investigation is. And, um, that's not, it's not, it's not wonderful. The keyhole approach to this with just a a grl tray being slid under the door every once in a while to you is not the way to do journalism. The way to do journalism is how I did it in in San Francisco, where you go and meet with the people, the mother and father. They let you into the room, and you take all the pictures of the crime scene, and you put out all the pictures of the crime scene immediately. If they would have done that with Zodiac, they would have solved Zodiac in the first, in the first couple of days, rather than putting it out in little drips and drabs through the San Francisco Chronicle, right? And putting out little codes and trying to drive circulation. If they would have taken an open-source approach to Zodiac, everyone would have seen how closely associated it was with Manson, and they would have put the two programs together in Riverside, and we, we would have been done with both of those. Matter of fact, still to some extent, those aren't solved. Not a lot of people have read my Echoes of Laurel Canyon for the number of people that are interested in the story. So, um, is there anything, uh, uh, uh, new, or do we watch wet paint dry?

Well, you're actually seeing, see, the stalkers are here in force. You knew they would be today, of today, of all days, on these days of the Cesarean triumph going through the middle of Rome. You know, you, you always have to have, you know, a few plants throwing, uh, old fruit and tomatoes. But, yeah, is there anything new? No. Everything is new. The world changed. You just didn't understand it. You don't understand how we went from the Gregorian calendar to the Julian calendar overnight, and you missed it. The trolls, you, you get an F for your, uh, stalking abilities today. You're not going to get a check from DHS today. Uh, let's see. Um, yeah, a lot of folks coming out with the finance days. Everybody's pivoted back to Doge. I can now go pet Doge and, and Dupant. I can, it was, let's see if they mentioned Dupont. Everybody's talking about audits today. So, the word's gone out. Drop Mitch and pivot to Doge, right? Uh, in order to keep your audiences. Will there be genuflections? Will there be people throwing themselves on the floor asking for forgiveness today? Um, uh, apologies today? No. Was there when, uh, the Ibrahim gang was arrested, uh, from, uh, from, uh, North, uh, Norfolk, and the, the whole thing where we were looking for the, uh, Pike uranium, the missing uranium in Pike? Were there any apologies when the Ibrahim gang was arrested in 2018 to me from CNN? No. Were there any apologies in 2024? No. No, there won't be any apologies. No one will be coming out and going, "Oh, if we'd only done jump come to journalism, if we had only burned the shoe leather like George did, we wouldn't have fallen for this, right? We wouldn't have fallen for this hoax."

Robert Allen Hale also hoaxed, um, Seymour Hersh with the Kennedy love letters. He was the one who was getting all these women, uh, for Bobby Kennedy and for, um, um, John F. Kennedy and trying to compromise him. Seymour Hersh writes about it in The Fall of Camelot, and his, because he was not, he didn't go through the education, he, he felt a great, uh, jealousy toward JFK and RFK because they were Harvard college graduates, and Robert Allen Hale was this high school graduate, and he felt like, well, I'll have my last laugh. And, and Bobby Kennedy and, and John F. Kennedy were the two things that he fixated on because they got all the girls, right? All the girls wanted to be with them. And Robert Allen Hale's psychosis was, well, I'll end their lives, right? And then that will make them mine. They'll become mine in the afterlife. I'll get, I am the conqueror of Bobby Kennedy and John F. Kennedy in life, right? I'll send them into death, and I'll send the women also that were their lures into death, and they'll become my love slaves in the next life. That's a very specific, weird, deeply disturbed psychosis, right? And the fact that the Zodiac Killer had exactly the same deep psychosis, right? Uh, it, it's almost manifest with, um, Quentin Tarantino in the book Once Upon a Time in Hollywood, right? It's that same manifest kind of macabre, self-importance, you know, uh, that that's in that book. Um, which is makes Robert Allen Hale into a hero, into a fallen hero. It's this, it's the Mitch thing. We covered this Mitch thing with Robert Allen Hale. Quentin Tarantino in, in making Robert Allen Hale a stunt actor who wasn't the trained actor coming to Hollywood and saving everybody from the Manson murders. He even connects it. He even connects Robert Allen Hale to the Zodiac Killer. So, um, there it is. The real investigators, whether they know it or not. Um, it is a blessing to be able to to kind of give everybody all these, uh, folks that have been so sick of antic lesson in how it's done. I hate to say it. Not, not for the public. I mean, I want the public to get the truth, but, but for the hangers-on and, and for the people spinning up all these sonnets in the middle of the night and, and, and, you know, festooning their, uh, their apartments and, and homes with all kinds of Candace lore and so forth. Keyhole journalism is not the answer, right? It's the humble pair of shoes that you put by your door that's the answer.

Um, so what have you found except Mitch stuff? I found so much stuff. Um, uh, you, you missed. Go to my Substack at georgeweb.substack.com, and I found tremendous amounts of stuff right with a tech down at Fort Wuka for nine years. We've been talking about Danny Rothschild there about running fine, fix, and finish, the whole fine, fix, and finish program. The whole American Phoenix program, uh, the whole, uh, TPUSA is a collection source of all the different rallies and so forth. So you've, you've missed a good game. So, uh, you can go to my, um, uh, Substack and find it all. Uh, Dank is a beast. Um, yeah, there's life insurance that can be asked. Um, the history of all corruptions. Yes. And that's, I like that. Um, I may use that as a title. The history of all corruptions. What is Mitch's last name? Uh, um, um, Mitch won't accept the money. Yeah, Mitch, Mitch won't accept the money, right? Yeah, Mitch is a fallen angel. Yeah, you're still in the Mitch, uh, Zodiac Killer Club. Okay, fair enough. The virtuous victim syndrome. Yeah, I call it fallen angel because it was, it was done to high art. This wasn't saying, "I am, I'm on the third shelf up and I've fallen from the third shelf." This is saying, "You can't see how high up I am and how high of the shelf I've fallen from with the angels in this kind of Alleian fields." Right? That's how far I've fallen. You can't even see or appreciate how far I've fallen. So, you, so, so, you, the catastrophic nature of my fall, right? It's, it's almost a Paradise Lost. It's, it's just coming within inches of Milton and Jesus and God in Paradise Lost is, is the, uh, kind of the, the length he goes into his self-pity and self-absorption.

Um, let's see. Um, interested in your take on Manson. Um, yeah, it was inserted as a, as a federal agent, um, from the Riverside project, um, by, uh, by Curtis May in that project. Reeve Witson is the one who ran the project. Um, so, uh, people don't know that Manson was running parties at Brian Wilson's house and Dennis Wilson's house with, um, every party started with 18 girls, and they all started with bikinis, and then they all took off their bikinis at 9:00 or 9:01. Sometimes it was, you know, uh, but that's how the party started. Terry Melcher's parties, Mama Cass's parties, Roman Polanski's parties, Jack Nicholson was at these parties. It was the hoi polloi of Hollywood. And it, that's the two years after Manson drove down with a bus of all the the most beautiful women from the sex, uh, Operation Midnight Climax that they had gotten on LSD. They had got them all addled on LSD. They drove a bus down called Hollywood Productions. Then they moved into Dennis Wilson's house and they recruited additional girls when they were there, and that's how every, as they just fed him LSD, right? And, um, they, it was just a bacchanalian, you know, scene right out of, you know, Roman, uh, uh, corrupt, you know, Roman story of of, you know, just corruption, um, moral corruption, uh, there at Dennis. That was two years before the Manson murders ever happened in Cielo Drive, right? And people don't realize that how close Robert Allen Hale was to Manson. And they both had that same poor education and kind of a poor education. They misspelled Christmas with the two S's and, and so forth. And it was this constant jealousy that Robert Allen Hale had of the Kennedys and the Kennedy women. And he was the one assigned into bringing those lure women in, and when they didn't do what he said, he killed them. Uh, it was a very sick individual. It's, that's the big story. And then Quentin Tarantino, uh, in the Brad Pitt character in Once Upon a Time in Hollywood, uh, again raises him back to angel quality, right? It's the Cliff Booth character in Once Upon a Time in Hollywood. He raises him into this, not this killer, not this person who had had killed John Conny's daughter, right? And killed, uh, Cor's daughter, the, uh, Secretary of the Navy's daughter. It wasn't that person who had came to Hollywood. It was, it was Orange Sunshine, or what was his name, uh, just Sunshine. He would took up, he, he changed his hair, let his hair grow out, started, grew his beard, started wearing psychedelic clothes, and was used to insert himself into the, got Jack Nicholson. He lived on the uranium farm they had in New Mexico. Um, Peter Fonda, um, uh, Jane Fonda, um, the whole group with the Chicago mob, you know, was inserted and basically to get the drug thing going, right? Easy Rider and all these things, Riders on the Storm, all, all these, all the music and so, so forth to take down the anti-war movement, make it less intellectual and make it more about just being dazed on drugs. And then once they were able to throw out all the LSD and bazooka bubblegum at Grateful Dead concerts, once they were able to do that, then they made the Manson murders to make it that these hippies were also murderous hippies in Helter Skelter. That was another psychological operations program to make, uh, to try to stop the anti-war movement. Um, and it's very simple when you think about it. Um, that these things that are so difficult to solve, you know, the Manson murders are so difficult to solve and understand why they happen. The Zodiac Killer murders are so difficult to solve. No, they're not. They came right from two of the same program in Riverside. They came right from Curtis Lame.

Uh, with respect, uh, I have heard a lot of stuff on Mitch. No, you haven't. You haven't. You're not listening. If you haven't gone to my Substack, if you think I've been talking about just Mitch, I've been talking about Danny Rothschild in Fort Wuka for nine years. I wrote an article about a month ago or three weeks ago called "Nine Years Versus Nine Days." Nine years versus nine days is what I've done in Fort Wuka and all of our journalists and citizen journalists have done over nine years with Fort Wuka versus up until that time, Candace's nine days and all of her researchers nine days. Not trying to pit. I'm joining forces with Candace in every way that we wouldn't be in a, I wouldn't be in a car at 4:00 a.m. in the morning, 9 degrees weather outside with day-to-day ready to go to Nashville if I wasn't wanting to share all of our information with Candace. Right. We were. But I'm just saying we did nine years at Fort Wuka of information as compared to those nine days. And those nine days were being dealt through a keyhole. That was slop and grl being thrown under. It was more fed slop being thrown under a door to Candace's really in and in kind of imprisoned in a dark, uh, you know, cocoon, only getting a little, you know, spoonful of whatever Mitch decided to slide under the door to her. That's not a way to run an investigation.

Um, uh, uh, what year was he in the San Francisco? Um, well, he, I don't want to get too much on that story, but yes, there was the, um, Mitch had somehow gotten barracks at the Presidio. Not Mitch. Um, Robert Allen Hale had been in the Presidio and stayed in the Presidio a while, and that's where they were doing recruiting for, uh, Girls for Midnight Climax, um, in the, uh, Cow Hollow area, Marina area there. But then he had gone out and been, uh, moved out to the Oakland Navy barracks. Um, and so that's some of the other victims he had, uh, came from the Oakland Navy barracks as well, but he was staying at various military bases. So, this is kind of how he built his, um, you know, uh, victim list and his recruitment list, right? Uh, let's see. Uh, does, uh, Candace, uh, uh, hold information back? Uh, does Candace hold back information in order for the enemies to destroy themselves before dropping receipts? How'd that work this time? Right? How did holding the information back out this time? Holding the information back didn't allow us to find out who the real Mitch now was. Didn't allow us to review. We could have gone through all of his tweets and so forth. No, not a good thing. As a matter of fact, we didn't go far enough in the suture case. I wanted them, I wanted to geofence not only where suchology worked, but I wanted him to geofence his place that he, his coffee shop, because the chances of him being in two different places and the murderer being following him to those two different places, what the, when the stalker is stalking you, they're going to the places that you frequent. So, if you date fence the places that the victim goes, there's a good chance you'll date fence the place the killer goes and you can find the killer that way. And you know, people were saying, the parents were saying, "Well, you can go ahead and date fence OpenAI where he worked at OpenAI. You can go ahead and date fence where he worked, um, the two different locations at OpenAI, right?" And I, we, I got his bicycle. We figured out how he got to, I, I retraced how he went up down these hills to go, uh, to, uh, to OpenAI in the old office that was close by when he first worked at the old office where he, where X now is, where Elon Musk has X. I went to that neighborhood, but then I also recharted the longer route. Uh, and I really think he left OpenAI at the end of the day because it was a long, it was a lot longer to the new, uh, China Beach, uh, uh, location than his old location where he used to live in Haight-Ashbury, and Hashbury as well. And, um, but it's the deep dive, and I wanted a data fence where it was his coffee shop, because both locations now since he left OpenAI, the, the next place to go was not in his, the, his apartment, which was a nice apartment, but, but it's to get out and get coffee in the morning. Where did he go? And I, I said, "If you give me, I asked the parents, I asked, if you give me his coffee shop, I'll date fence the coffee shop." And he didn't, they didn't want me to date fence the coffee shop. And I'm like, "I can't find the killer unless you let me date fence the coffee shop." Uh, so, uh, that's the part here where holding all the information in and keyholding the information, you may think that's the way to go. That's not the way to go, right? I wish I could have pushed out all that information and shown it to the whole world and showed it to the whole internet like we did at Butler and so forth. Uh, we did it at Deli, we did it at some of the other ones. Um, the world will find things that you never thought of. They'll see things in the background you never thought of. They'll see cameras in places you never thought of. They'll they'll mention things, uh, that you never thought of about postal routes or UPS delivery men or all kinds of different witnesses that would be coming and going, jobbers who come and refill the candy on the candy aisle. You know, all these things that you would never know. They'll they'll contribute to solving the case. Holding it within and holding it back and then and dealing with the public through a keyhole is not the way to go. Not the way to go at all. Right? It didn't work in the Manson investigation. Uh, Manson could have been stopped a lot further than that. This illegal program of addling all of the anti-war movement with drugs. It could have solved Zodiac. As a matter of fact, I think the guy who worked for the Chronicle, uh, Paul Avery, wanted to do this open source, and they thought he was a, you know, they, they fired him. Basically, he had to go to the work, the Sacramento Bee. He had to leave the Chronicle. We used to call it the Comical when I lived in San Francisco. Um, but the, the, the idea of putting it all out and open sourcing it was a great idea by Paul Avery, right?

Uh, okay. Uh, black language in our country, Black Lives Matter. Um, well, that really doesn't have anything to do with what we're talking about today, but, um, there's some channel, I'm sure that will, uh, think that's great. Uh, are we living in a spiritual battle? Uh, we're living in a battle where people, I don't know if it's a spiritual battle, it's an ethics battle. It's a, it's a hard work ethic where people think, "Okay, I can get all this if I just go online and just watch some YouTubers, right? Who are in their basement, right? They'll know the answer, right? Because the government's lying to me and they're not, they have the resources, but they're not, they're not telling me the truth." That's true. There is an alternative. There are a few gumshoes out there that are actually burning the shoe leather, right? That will get you the answers. And, and we're working together in a group of 50,000 around the world. And that's, that's, that's the real battle here that we had was the, the basement dwellers versus the shoe leather burners. And there was this one was really, the contrast couldn't have been more stark because there was only one shoe leather burner in this case. Most of, some of the time when I'm going to the trials, there's five or six, you know, like Orin Shroyer would show up and some other really, you know, hardcore guys would show up, you know, um, because it's cold and, and you have to get up early and all these other things. But, but this one was, there was only one, you know, this, this one was just only one person showing one way, and everyone attacked me for that. And now today, here we are finding, oh, wait, that's the stuff that gets you answers. So, it's a very good object lesson, and I wish there would have been more because I would have been able to collaborate and meet with them in the morning and do the coffee meetings in the morning, and we would have been able to do the dinners at night where we kind of compare notes at the end of the night. I wish there would have been more other journalists there because I would have had more support in what I was trying to say about Mitch, and it wouldn't have all come falling down like, uh, you know, Building Seven. This is kind of a Building Seven type collapse, a freefall collapse that we had last night when we found out that, you know, he, he thinks his father is the Zodiac Killer, right? Um, CIA canceled JFK, ruined Nixon, threatened the rest, including Trump. War shows going on and on. The only, the only solution is citizen journalism. It's the only way we can fight, right? We win easily and frequently with citizen journalism. One guy with a pair of shoes wins in this, in this whole battle. One guy with a pair of shoes, right? And a camera. Um, uh, spiritual. I guess it's spiritual in a sense, but there's no shortcuts. That's the part here where we were talking about fine craftsmanship and how AI has new lasers and so forth and kind of can kind of come close. But we tal, I talked about this last night about Peter Carmichael, right? And his family's six generations of making fantastic iron work. He does all this public art in these beautiful hotel lobbies where these beautiful iron work, uh, staircases and so forth. I said, "You know what? AI will never do what Peter Carmichael does with his hands. He'll never, they'll never create that art. It's been six generations of art and it'll never ever be recreated." AI is derivative. It takes what the Peter Carmichaels have done and tries to repeat them. It's derivative, right? And that's the human spirit that'll never ever be replaced by AI. That's the spiritual battle right now. Too bad Erica doesn't use Unique Triple Lash. I'm wondering if Unique Triple Lash is resistant to crying. I wonder if Erica doing all these crying fits and showing the piano key, uh, you know, it's right out at Scott Fitzgerald out at there at West Egg with the women crying and, and, you know, with the piano keys down their face. I wonder if this isn't a subtle advertisement for Unique Triple Lash in the spy plane and the collection and a cover for the collection, the na 8 kg, right? You wonder, um, uh, all Jeremiah people are talking about Jeremiah, um, building. I'm, you can't be bothered. I'm building, building the third temple. She tells you right away, I'm building the third temple. I've been co-opted by Israel. I'm building the third temple. I'm trying to infiltrate churches here. You're bothering me about what my excuse was on the ETH for the Candlewood, and I'm trying to zig-zag all the churches and take over all the pastors in a thousand churches and to get all the money to be sent to the build the third temple in, in, in Jerusalem, right? She's telling you straight up, and that's really code for, you know, clearing the West Bank, you know, uh, ethnic cleansing of the, of the West Bank. But she's telling you, "I'm too busy to give you my receipts." Now, on the 19th, I sent the receipts to and had an interchange with Candace on the 19th of December before that was my last, you know, that was my last chance with Candace. And after that, I said, "Well, there's no other alternative. Shoe leather is the only way to go here now. It's going to be Christmas to New Year's." And that's what happened.

So, um, tell us more about the opioid issues. Um, probably better channels for you. Uh, so, uh, we have a Dundee slip and slide here in Dundee, Michigan. Uh, it's the best slip and slide in America, I think. In all of America, and Minnesota may be better, but it's even colder in Minnesota. But, uh, yeah, check it out. There's a Cabela's right across the street. It's right by our citizen journalism school. And you got a, you got a free ticket there. Who is Mitch? Um, you also get a free ticket on the Dundee slip and slide. So, uh, enjoy that while you're, uh, while you're there. Um, let's see. Um, I just want justice for Charlie. Well, that starts with the Doge audit. It's right in front of you, right? We've been talking about that for since, what, a couple of days after Charlie died, right? Why do I do these cultural lists? Well, it's because, um, the whole, the whole world's consummate, um, collective creative force went into supporting Mitch's statements. That's why it's not my, it's not me. I didn't do that. If you're annoyed by that, be annoyed at the people who, who gave us the last month, right? Of that, right? And be thankful that somebody burned the shoe leather, right? If that bothers you, what you really should be doing is going out and, and, and trolling and, and hammering those people that did those, uh, soliloquies of celebration of of how the investigation was going, right? Your anger is not with me. It should be with artists and musicians and all the great sculptors that were singing praises of that methodology of investigation. Your argument is not with me. It's with them. Good morning. Um, good morning, beautiful people. Uh, thank you for getting to the truth. I appreciate it. Um, propaganda works most of the time, but I've been down this track so many times with federal informants. Um, going all the way back to the NSA person that they put on me. Um, I've got MI6 the last nine years with with Brian Ball. Um, I've been down this road many times, right? Jimmy Cliff, many rivers to cross. I've crossed that river many times, right? This isn't, this isn't a new rodeo for me. This is the first time I've seen the rodeo queen.

Um, it's odd that Mitch would communicate with them, share phone calls, and not talk to George was there. Yeah, I was within. He could have walked over. I could have. He could have walked over right from his house. I was so close. I didn't go to his house. I didn't want to dock him, but he could have walked over. I was so close. I went to his, uh, I did go to his veterans groups that he's been infiltrating. I did go to, uh, to the veterans groups to the one in Pasco and to the one in Kirkland. You saw me film it. One of them I did go to where the, the one near the hospital was, you know, the ones they put near the hospitals are the best feeding grounds or the best fishing holes for Mitch because you know that people have pain, right? You see people in a, in a wheelchair, you see people in, you know, uh, uh, walking with walkers or, or whatever, you know, they're in pain. And those were Mitch's targets. Those were Mitch's targets. Um, the walking wounded or, or the ones that weren't walking were his targets. Uh, let's see. Um, very funny and clever. Thank you very much. Nice work. I appreciate it. I don't want to let the, uh, people, the digital Dennis and the, and the Coach Collins and so forth, I don't want to let them forget the month that we had to live their way. Right? I don't want to let them forgive that. And that's why I'm in memorializing their methodology with the great artists singing the praises of Mitch for the last month. That's why I'm not going to let them off the hook because they were very vicious toward me. Very vicious toward me. Right. And, um, like I say, if you got, if you got more African orphan ninjas than one, you have room to talk. But until you get more than one African orphanage, STFU. Okay.

Um, so, um, here we go. Um, we never said he, he wasn't at the military base. We said that he had to be at the military base. It, in order to blow up this meeting, this Doge meeting that was coming. The Doge meeting was coming to this joint base by Secretary Hansel. They had to have him come there and blow that back bomb that meeting. I've never doubted that he was there on the 9th. I've never questioned that. It's the 8th that I gave with Erica that I gave the, uh, there's still Zodiac, you know, there's still a Zodiac group here. There's still a Zodiac Mitch, you know, fan club here. I can feel it. Um, it's, it's his father wasn't the Zodiac Killer. That's just something he says to get money, right? So, again, that's just another slip and fall. You know, "I'm the son of a, of a serial killer. Have pity on me." So, I, I wasn't responding to you, Jean Slice, so don't worry. Um, um, she, she proved that. Well, you're not listening. You're not listening to me. I'm, I'm in violent agreement with you on the 9th. I'm saying here because of the Doge audit, they had to blow the meeting up. [ __ ] had to be the backpack bomber of that meeting. Otherwise, they were going to do the Doge audit for Wuka. And look at what's going to come out is the A technology. I'm not disagreeing. As a matter of fact, you know what? You need to go back to the Zodiac Club. I'm sure there's, I'm sure there's some Zodiac clubbers. I'm sure there's some Zodiac clubbers that are still talking about Mitch and how great Mitch is this morning and how he's the unfortunate son and how we should send him money for being the son of Zodiac. You got a free slip and slide, you know. Have fun. Have fun. Uh, let's see. Um, um, no, I did, yes, I did a, a, uh, I've done extensive ISR, uh, I've done extensive ISR substacks, so you can read that on my substack. Um, you can go and read on all the ISR planes. We're collecting. It's called fine, fix, and finish. We've been talking about it for nine years. Sydney Gotautle, uh, you're talking about with, Um, Operation Midnight Climax in San Francisco. Yes. Sydney Gotley. Somebody had to go recruit those people. Somebody had to get a, a, uh, a cab driver to take them from Berkeley. A lot of the students were from Berkeley that were taking the LSD with Timothy Leary, and then say, "Hey, do you want to, you know, do you want to make love on camera for, you know, a whole bunch of LSD and some money?" Somebody had to drive them from Berkeley to, uh, Haight-Ashbury, and that's the, uh, Paul Stein or whatever the cab driver's name that was killed on Washington and Cherry, or whatever, you know, that's the intersection I've gone to. We went to that intersection numerous times. And our Zodiac, um, you know, uh, they had to kill him, right? That's the one that doesn't fit. The Zodiac Killer kills two of the couples. Those are obviously Midnight Climax couples. The Berkeley couples. I think one was Pacific Union College. I, I can't remember exactly what colleges the couples were from, but somebody had to drive them to Haight, Ashbury to the Midnight Climax. And it was, it was, it was Paul, or whatever that guy's name was, the cab driver. That's the one that didn't fit. The cab driver tells you the whole story. He's taking the couples from one location to another. And he's in San Francisco. That, that places him in Haight-Ashbury. Washington and Cherry is not too far from Haight-Ashbury, right? So, it, it, it, it, the case almost solves itself. If you just look at the Zodiac, the real Zodiac, uh, killers, not the ones he claimed, uh, it, the case solves itself. It's Robert Allen Hale, right? It solves itself. And the tra, and the story traces back to Riverside in '68, right? When the program started. I can't remember if the Riverside Killer was '66 or '68. I think it was '68, maybe '68, right at the end of '67 or '68 when they started the program. But the whole thing was annunciated in '68. We have witness to that fact, I believe, in the case. Uh, good morning, Mississippi. You beautiful people in Mississippi. Um, who hurt Charlie? Um, well, again, it came off of the planes. The assassination teams that fly around on planes are usually the teams that do assassinations. If an assassination team is stalking you, this is the hard part I have with the whole investigation, right? If I, if I had a case where, let's say a murder case where there was an assassination team following the victim in a car, like, like let's say in a white van, and the white van always showed up where, uh, the speaker was speaking, and they were setting up and videotaping and doing surreptitious fine, fix, activities. And, you know, just like they just did with not Bolsonaro, but just did with Maduro, right? If I obviously have a find and fix team following somebody for 37, and more DIA agents are getting their wings at Fort Wuka. That's the bell you hear in the background. But, but if I had a find and fix team following somebody for 37 different locations before they murdered him on the 38th, everyone would go, "Well, duh. It's the team, the find and fix team that finally finished him, right?" But you make it planes. You make it planes that are circling and collecting all the, the, the numbers and names of all the people going to the events, and now it's conspiracy theory. Regular cops look for only three or four stalking events, right? If, if you can place the killer and the stalker in the same location at just like three or four different places, that's all you need. 37 is like, you know, you know, an origin of evidence, you know, but you make it planes, and all of a sudden it becomes, uh, all of a sudden it becomes a, a conspiracy theory. The people are on the planes. What's the beautiful part about the planes? It's going to be the people in the planes. The beautiful thing about a stalking van is it's going to be the people in the van. We had several of the names of the people. So, I don't understand the hard part of this. Candace said that's who killed, uh, Charlie, and Candace said that's who was trying to kill her, and that's was also who was trying to kill, uh, Tucker Carlson. It's going to be the guys on the planes. Now, I'm not talking about the diversion team. I'm talking about the guys on the planes that are the killers.

Uh, brother, heard of the Eternal Sunshine. Yeah, that was the guys who made the, um, LSD. And I can't remember where the brothers in Eternal Sunshine were based, but I think it was based in Berkeley. And that was the group, the CIA kind of, it was a bunch of college students, I think, at Berkeley, but they were given the recipe and they were given like money, and the initial customers were all the biker gang, CIA biker gangs. And then they, they made all the, they made all the Orange Sunshine for, uh, for the experiments in Haight-Ashbury, but then they also did all the LSD for all the, uh, bands in Laurel Canyon. Orange Sunshine. Yeah. Uh, okay. Um, there's not going to be an audit. No, there's definitely not going to be an audit unless we ask for it. Right. Definitely not going to be an audit unless we ask for it. Um, watches the post yesterday and it'll make more sense. Yeah. If, if you, if you come into a, um, let's say you come into a lecture, okay? And it's a lecture on the Zodiac Killer, okay? Um, and, um, the, the guy saying, "Well, here's the, here's the forensics, and here's how we, you know, looked at the patterns and the pattern matching." And then you, you stand up in the middle of the amphitheater and you don't know what's going on and you go, "Who's Zodiac?" And then if you didn't get an answer, you just keep standing and yelling, "Who's Zodiac?" You'd never do that in real life. You'd never do that in real life, right? But if you're on the internet, feel free, right? Feel free. The, the normal courtesies that you would have where you would go into a place if you didn't know what was going on. You sit there and listen and be courteous and, and try to absorb and feel, get the feel of what's the flow. It's the same sort of thing of going and walking into the middle of a movie, right? Who's Michael Corleone, right? You know, an hour into the movie. You wouldn't do that normally, but, but in internet parlance, it's, it just seems to be dregar, right? It just seems like, uh, what we deal with. Okay. Um, yeah. Uh, Ian, Baron, and Colin are afraid of your work. Um, I don't think they're afraid of the work, but I think it's, I, I kind of felt during the period of time where it was kind of me in the wilderness, me all by myself, you know, with my, my researchers in Coventry sort of in, in Pasco doing the gumshoe, and them doing the kind of the online kind of saying, "Well, it could be this, it could be that." Kind of going through every possible, well, it could be, you know, um, and people enjoyed it. I mean, it was a lot of super chat and a lot of huge audiences that kind of went through all the hypotheticals rather than the, the thing about running down leads is it, it reduces your hypotheticals. You go from hypothetical to facts, right? And, but it's, it's you can't entertain hypotheticals if you do that. So, in, in a sense, by going to the Benton County and showing where Mitch threatened to kill the judge and everything, it stomped on a whole bunch of dreams, right? It stomped on a whole bunch of hypotheticals. And hypotheticals is the stuff of dreams. The stuff of dreams are made of. Hypotheticals is the thing that powers the super chats and powers the audiences because it's a fun thing to think about all these hypotheticals. And George at Benton County threatening, uh, to murder a judge and then also talking about having a biker gang going there and killing all the judges was just a downer, right? It, it, it, it, it made Mitch into who he really was rather than the fallen angel who had come to save the investigation, and nobody wanted to hear that. Right. And that's, that's so it was really, it was really the person who was kind of saying, "Hey, you know what? We really got to get back to is the shoe leather." And no one wanted to hear that, right? No one wanted to have that message. This day was going to come, and it's come. Thanks for sharing about Zodiac and Manson. If you think about it, if you just go back to what's the motivation here, it's very simple. You want to stop the war, right? You want to stop the, you want to stop the anti-war protesters. You got to smear the anti-war protesters. I mean, this isn't rocket science. You. It was done out of the Strategic Air Command base when Curtis Lame moved to Riverside in '65 after they wouldn't let him use the bomb in in Vietnam. He went up to the chalkboard and he said, "Problem, right? Anti-war protesters, right? Solution, potential solution one, smear anti-protest, anti-war protesters." They didn't get past one. How do we smear the anti-war protesters? Well, there's his drugs. We have all the LSD stuff from Sandoz. We've got Timothy Leary. Let's make Timothy Leary famous. Let's back Timothy Leary. Let's bring Timothy Leary out from Harvard to Berkeley. Let's get, let's put as much, let's dump as many drugs in LSD into these concerts as as Sandoz dumped into the, to the, to the Rhine. Let's flood the music scene with drugs, and then we'll have one of them go violent and do a horrible murder and, and murder a sex symbol that we were using to try to get Bobby Kennedy compromised. That'll clear up another one of our loose ends where we were trying to get rid of the Kennedys, and that was also a big thing of Lame. And so he put Reeve Witson on the job to go do that. And, and he found Robert Allen Hale from the old JFK who was finding girls for for Kennedy in in the 60s. Um, and, you know, trying to introduce him to Kennedys in the 60s in the early 60s. He went and got the same people. He brought the same people out from Dallas. Uh, he lived on the Spawn ranch. You know the whole story. Um, so it's very simple, straightforward story of smearing the anti-war movement, right? Isn't a hard case, right? Zodiac is not a difficult.

Case right, they they basically said, "How do we use LSD to stop the anti-war movement?" Why do you need permission to data fence? You don't, but there are restrictions. You get very limited data.

Um, if you go with third-party providers that are providing ad pops, you can buy the data from the ad companies. If you want all the data, then you need permission. Then you need a FISA warrant. So where people get confused is how much data are you going to get? The way we did with the crooks, data fencing his house and data fencing the place he worked. Those were just ad pops. You don't get ad pops, but it's like one one one ad is popped to your phone versus a thousand other things you do. So, you get a very, um, very sparse set of data points.

The police get full data. They, they petition, uh, the cell phone companies, the cell towers, and they get a full log list of everywhere somebody went minute to minute. So, them not being able to solve this is is incredible. You know, we're we're dealing with one 10,000th the amount of data they get from the ad pops. And we sometimes still, we still solve the whole case with crooks. Uh, we still solve the whole case. Even the Heritage Foundation suppressed seven of the ad pops locations. We knew what the other seven ad pops locations were. Those were the van going to seven other houses and picking up seven other kids, driving to the Claren DHS shooting. It was a shooting team. Crooks was on a shooting team at Claren.

Um, thank you for catching up. I appreciate it. Um, is Helter Skelter connected, Curtis May? Absolutely. It's called Chaos, right? That was the program. Um, um, we, I have a series out there, Echoes of Laurel Canyon, right? And and we cover Zodiac, too, right? It's, it's all the, all came out of Riverside '66. When he thought of it on, put it first, put it on the chalkboard, it was '66. Took a few years for everything to play out. Um, but that's where it all started. The Zodiac, which was, you know, they, they hired the porn actors, you know, Bobby Bosle and all that. They were going to try to do the gay thing to, uh, make these communist pinko professors. They were going to use male prostitutes and they tried that for a while with the male, uh, with the gay porn. That didn't work. So Bobby Bosle came down there, uh, on the bus, uh, with Tex Watts and you know, on the r to the ranch and they said, "No, let's, let's just go with straight heterosexual sex, right?" That was, they did all kinds of experiments with, uh, Jolly West up in, uh, in Haight-Ashbury, but they took the, the best of the best and they just said, "Straight ahead sex, right? With young nubile girls on LSD is the best way to go." And that's what they went with, and that's what they did in the Echoes of Laurel Canyon.

Um, the way you become an encyclopedia is not through sitting off the internet talking about hypotheticals. Well, it could have been electrical, it could have been, you know, a palm gun, it could have been this, it could have been an exploding mic, it could have been, uh, drones, it could have been this, it could have been that, it could have been the other thing. The best thing to do is don't speculate. Just go and run down and talk to people who know the person, right? Just run down the gumshoe and knock on doors, right? It's cold, right? It costs money, right? You, you sleep on, uh, very hard plastic chairs, but you get the answers and you don't speculate, you know?

Um, thank you. Um, reach out. Yeah. Um, reach out and and they, they know Baron knows me. I respect Baron. Um, um, anybody who can get out of being a corporate lawyer and and doing this, we need people like Baron. Really great lawyers, uh, great thinkers. Uh, we need the Barons of the world if we're going to win. Um, and he last night he said he didn't have a track record with me. Well, now, now we do. Now we do, Baron. So we need the Barons of the world. We need the, uh, we need the, um, uh, Lionels, you know, Lionel can, you know, draft a great sonnet and and come up with a great soliloquy describing the the wonderfulness of Candace, but the limitation of Candace, and I saw it, was was myopia, was tunnel vision, was was keyhole journalism. And I said, "We need to get to Panavision." Tried to say it in the nicest coded way possible so it wouldn't sound like a criticism, and now I think the world realizes that was the, we needed to widen our scope, we needed to go Panavision. When we filmed this movie, going to each Nickelodeon machine and feeding nickels in each different machine and getting a little bit from each different, uh, Nickelodeon machine isn't the way to do it. To put everybody in the room, full Panavision, the Zoom Room. We have the Zoom Room in Michigan. Um, it is to all share the, be the coffee meetings in the morning. Go and do what you want to do during the day, and then have the resolution meetings where everybody compares notes at the end of the day, if they want to, at the end of the day. That's the way to do it. And then we also have the intensives where, you know, 12 days, 12 people, you know, going all day, right? Again, about 2 o'clock, you got to empty your brain out and go out and get outside, cut some firewood, because you just, your brain is full by about 2 o'clock. You start at five, your brain's full about two.

Um, what's the possibility you might be a corporate voice? They said they might use my voice in the, um, they said they might use my voice. Um, I don't, they, they're definitely not going to use my face, but there's a chance I might get some voice work. Who knows? We'll see. Um, but, um, yeah, there's a, there's a possibility I might get a little voice work out of this, um, to, to retell this story. Um, but they'll certainly have somebody else. They'll certainly have somebody who's dashing and good-looking. Hopefully, we'll get Ian Carol to play me. I'm still a little bit taller than Ian, but, uh, uh, we'll have leading man looks, don't worry. Uh, but I might get a little voice work. I might be the voice on the other end. "Ian, we got to go to the, got to go to the veteran services places. I heard he's, he's praying on the veterans who, anytime he sees a veteran come in on a crutch. That's where Mitch goes first to to buy a drink at the VFW." You know, I'll be the voice on the other end of the line, and Ian will will drive over in his sports car, his Magnum PI sports car. So anyway, uh, but yes, I, I might get a little voice work out of this.

Um, you got to turn the tables in the microphone. Uh, um, yeah, I don't, um, I just use a regular laptop microphone. I don't have those big Swiss skated microphones these other guys do. I, I think this has always been the knock on me. I've never done the the poshi stuff. Um, Peter Duke has, you know, has always told me, you know, he's got to have great audio. You got to have great audio. People will will allow bad video, but they will not accept poor audio, right? And so I should, I should, I had a little mic, a Shure mic, but it went out. And plus, it's just kind of like a little appendage that I'm always, you know, I like the fact that that's built into the laptop. So, waterproof mascaras. And I'm sorry when I cough like that, probably it's, it's like everyone's ears are, "Don't do that again, you know." I'm sorry. I apologize for coughing.

Um, fun fact, Curtis Lay always kept a cigar in his mouth, um, because half his face was paralyzed. Well, probably from, um, he definitely had a nicotine, uh, addiction. No question about it in my mind. Uh, and he, he had no problem blowing when the person who was doing the autopsy on JFK, the president of the United States at Bethesda was performing the autopsy and the guy said, "You know, you can't smoke in the operating room and, uh, you're also fouling the crime scene with cigar smoke." And he took a big huge drag of his cigar and blew it straight into the face of the surgeon. That tells you who killed John F. Kennedy.

U Mitch wanted to talk to everyone. Now they're falling for it. But George was the one in the hometown and crickets. Yeah, that's that is the true story here. It is a movie. This whole last month is a movie in and of itself with Mitchamania.

Um, I'm gonna cough, so I'm going to turn the mic on. It is a movie in it of itself about hysteria around hope, you know, versus I've been through it with Q. I've been through it with all these things. You just, just knock on another door. You know, when you get tired, just knock on another door. Think about it later. Think about how you're tired and exhausted later.

Um, um, Gary, you don't like Gary's voice? I don't know. Uh, I only have 500 people viewing. Um, it's interesting because, um, sometimes, um, you know, barely have 25,000 viewing. Only 500 for the guy who solved the case. Oh man, that's not good. Well, it is what it is.

Um, let's see. Uh, hard time keeping up. If you have a hard time keeping up, I understand, but don't make it everybody's. If you have a hard time keeping up, I think you need to go to like Coach Collins' show, right? And just, just go through hypotheticals that you want to be true, right? Uh, rather than things that are, um, the, you're not really having a hard time keeping up. You're having a hard time keeping up with people. You're having a hard time distinguishing between people burning the shoe leather and people going through hypotheticals. That's what you're, that's what you're having a hard time with. And the reason why it's overflowing you is because you're trying to evaluate. You're going from Nickelodeon machine to Nickelodeon machine of nobody actually doing the work, right? And so everybody's, you're, there's always a million possibilities. There's always, think about it for any case. There's always a million possibilities what the car is. There's a million possibilities what the murder weapon is. There's a million possibilities who did it. There's a million possibilities for the motivation. The whole idea of going and getting evidence is to reduce the possibilities, not to exalt them and bathe in the in the multiplicity of of possibilities. The idea with getting evidence is to reduce the number of possibilities down to one, one, and one means motive and opportunity are the quickest ways to do that. Right? But also, you know, who, who, what, when, where, how, and why are also the things that nail down to down to getting down to one person. That's the idea of investigation, right? The wallowing in possibilities is is great for super chat, but it's not good. It's not good for wasting a month of something that we knew was a dead possibility. Once we knew that Erica was not there, she had, Candace told me the the second alibi on the 19th, on the 17th, that Erica had, and it was somebody who was face to face with her for a number of hours that night, that afternoon. Now, how that, how can Erica be face to face with someone for a number of hours, right? And not be, and then be at the Candlewood? You can't possibly be. We, I knew that on the 17th or the 19th, I can't remember which which date. So, all this time wasted. That's why I didn't think I had to go to Pasco. But when it persisted, then I said, "Okay, well, the only way to do this is the old gumshoe, right?" I didn't want to have to go through all this this universe of possibilities that Mitch was putting out there, you know, and then having to boil the ocean as far as flights and all this sort of thing. The, the way to do this is to move on and go to Doge and Dupant. Doge gets you to the answers immediately. DuPont gets you to the answers a little bit more time, but we've done nine years on DuPont, right? That's why she reached out to me and asked me for the my Deont research. Of course, he's willing. Yeah.

The Mitch is only going to talk to the people who are receptive to his story, right? He's not going to seek out a person who's going to ask, um, you know, you know, "Well, hey Mitch, you know, here here's where you live. Let's go to all the places where you know. Let's go into all the places where everybody knows you. Take me to the places everybody knows you. Take me over to the veteran center. Take me over to the VFW. Take me over to the, uh, uh, you know, to the hospital waiting room. So, let's see the reaction of everybody's faces when we go there. I'm right here. Let's, let's go. Let's get in the car and go." Right? That's that's the last thing that Mitch wanted.

Thank you. Uh, Larry did work at, uh, Kaiser in Oakland and, uh, a lot of these experiments. I mean, I did a whole big thing on Kaiser. Um, you know, Kaiser named after the, you know, British royal family, Kaiser, right? With the brother with the short arm, but, um, um, there was definitely a eugenics thread running through Kaiser and we, you know, there were people that ran around with mine comps secretly at Kaiser. Um, the LSD did come from a way of trying to, um, you know, subjugate people in a weapon of war. LSD was a, you know, had come from originally was looking at an antidote for some kind of gas attack. I can't remember for the Doober scholars again, DuPont, DuPont was using it and thinking about using it.

Um, we went to the Richmond Navy Yard, uh, in Oakland. We went to the submarine bill bullpen in Vallejo where two of the murders did happen. I've been to Vallejo. I've interviewed people worked in the subs at Vallejo. Again, it has that same top-secret clearance thing that we have here with Mitch, right? Mitch is sort of is, you know, has sort of the same Robert Allen Hale qualities of having being on a security team around a nuclear facility or around nuclear submarines and that gives you a license to kill. That's the best person to have as a murderer because you can always stop the local cops in any kind of investigation when they start getting close. So now I'm not saying Mitch is a murderer like Robert Allen Hale, but there is a lot of similarities. There's a lot of similarities with somebody with a clearance. Once you get a clearance, you have a license to kill. Once you get a clearance and you're protecting an a a weapons factory like in Pasco or you're protecting a submarine base like Breton, you, you have a license to kill. You can stop any investigation. You don't, nothing will move toward conviction. Somebody at some point will come in and go, "Hey," when it starts looking like he's going to get indicted and it starts looking like he's going to get a felony, they come in and they go, "Hey, this guy's an important part of national security. Back off." And then they back off. That's what that's what's happened time and time again with Mitch. It's, it's been Mitch's get out of jail car, uh, uh, jail card for 35 years.

Um, again, I don't, I don't want to go into all the hypotheticals, right? That puts people that are in charge of the forensics in charge, right? I want to go, this I had this with Gary Melton and and Marcus the sniper. They're in charge when you're talking about forensics. They're, they have the information and that puts them in charge of the investigation. I do everything outside of the amphitheater, right, where I have access to the information. I can foyer cameras. I can do things, right? I don't want to put them in charge of the investigation. As soon as you go to the forensics first, you put them in char. You put Robert Allen Hale, who has access to the stretcher of Connelly. You put Robert Allen Hale in charge of the investigation. He's the one who's putting the pristine bullet on Conny's stretcher. You put Robert Allen Hale in charge of the investigation. You put the murderer in charge of the investigation. Why would I want to do that?

Fever dreams. It was a fever dream. Th This was a fever dream, um, collective fever dream. It was a mass formation psychosis, and it's all because of keyhole journalism, right?

Um, Smitty, who works with Thermopylae, gave me the the Instagram research of how Erica's tending to her dying mother on the 8th. She posted on the 7th with power of attorney and thought she was going to die and everything. No one would go to that length of creating an alibi and then fly and go to the place. Now, I'm not saying she didn't know the murder was going to happen. I'm not saying she didn't know that she was going to take over for Charlie. I'm not saying that there couldn't have been some really dark motives, but she's certainly not going to be stupid enough to be seen the day before in a planning meeting to kill Charlie. So working, so this argument that we've had that Mitch has a picture, Mitch doesn't have a picture, and you know this has been a month wasted, right? I've never doubted that they would need Mitch to blow up the Doge meeting, never doubted that at all on the 9th. But what good is it trying to demonize Erica Kirk when you know she has an airtight alibi, two of them, right? Why waste the time? And when I, finally, I, we went from the 19th to the 25th of Christmas. I wanted to spend Christmas with my family. Uh, uh, plus I was watching dogs, um, and doing Doge and and Dupont dog, uh, movies at the at the, but I, I wanted, I had one day, I was with my family. It was Christmas. But that afternoon, I was on the, you know, on the road to Pasco on Christmas Day, and I didn't leave, right? We stayed with the story, you know, until until New Year's. And then I said, "There, people are not moving off of this. This is not being effective. No one's going. Let's, let's, let's cut in with George with a live feed and find out what he's found out." Quite the opposite. I was attacked for going to Pasco, right? And it was getting worse and worse and worse. My numbers were going down, down, down, down, down for going there and burning the shoe leather and spending the money on the hotels and so forth. It was, it was hurting me and hurting my following, even though I knew it was the right thing, but I just stuck to my guns, right? And turned out to solve a case, right?

So, um, I agree. Alex Jones, we predicted Alex Jones was going to lead a lynch mob for Candace, and he did, right? He's going to say that the planes don't mean anything. Alex, think about it. If a plane, if a carload of assassins in a van followed you for four, for four different speaking engagements you went to, wouldn't you make those the top suspects? What if they followed you for 37 of your different speaking engagements? Wouldn't those, wouldn't that really go right to the top of your crime board? Right. Well, what's the difference between the plane and the van, Alex? There's no difference, right? The murders are going to be in that plane, right? Just like the murderers going to be in that van. It solves itself. The case solves itself. Alex, by Alex discounting the planes, he's trying to throw out the best evidence in the case. Alex is, this is why I say both sides attacked me, right? Alex is the one I tried to save his ass with Sandy Hook, said, "Hey, two guys in Black Block went through there and killed everybody. They dressed like Lanza, but they weren't Lanza. They shot Lanza in the SUV. Lanza never stepped foot in the school, right?" He didn't believe me then, and I said, "I can just see it. Alex is going to attack Candace. It's going to be a lynch mob mop, and he's going to try to throw out the Egyptian planes." What did he do? Exactly what I said he was going to do. No better. Alex is no better. And now Alex is going to be the one taking the victory lap now, which he did last night. And he never stepped foot in Pasco. He's not trying to help at all. He's not trying to get the information out of the Egyptian planes. He never stepped foot in Pasco. Never did one minute of legwork. Just like Sandy Hook.

Jog memory of past events. Yes, thank you very much. Um, come here for the juice. That's right. Uh, deposit those super chats. Yeah, I don't take super chats. I don't want anybody saying I'm working for super chats. I'm not. And I'm working for $8 a month on Substack. If you think my research and receipts are good, you, you, you pay for my Substack. And then, and that's what I get up at 2 in the morning every day to to do. I get up on Europe time. I have Moscow time. I'm living Moscow hours. I was telling I, I had to delay gift-giving till, uh, last night and, um, about 7 o'clock. I said, "I got to go to bed." And or it was, I guess it was about 8:30 or 8:00. 8:00. I got to go to bed. What? 8:00. You're going to bed? Yeah. I said, "I, I'm on Moscow time. I get up at two. When I, you know, I got up at 2 this morning, and I got to get up at 2 tomorrow. Go to bed at 8:00." That's only six hours sleep. Plus, I, you know, work until about 10 when I get home. So, I had to do stuff when I got home. But I'm, I'm just saying I, I work Moscow hours. Beetle sang about it.

Um, thank you for reposting. I'm sure law enforcement will question her. I don't, um, I don't know when I'm going to get your to post. So, when you can throw in the proper nouns, it helps me a lot. I don't know who you mean by her.

Um, Mitch is giving the Forest Gump full of coincidences. Um, yeah, Forest Gump, if you understand why they wrote Forest Gump, right? Forest Gump was the CIA sticking the eye in the public. It's, it's every mass formation psychosis event that they've ever done and how it worked. Forest Gump is a composite character of how every CIA mass formation psychosis story worked. When they wanted to alter public opinion, it's a celebration of various mass formation psychosis events. If you, if you think about, um, if you think about Forest Gump, you got Black Panthers, you got the Happy Face, you've got the running craze, you've got everything, all the things that they were able to engineer, uh, from a military point of view, right? That's a celebration of Force Gum, right?

Audio is fine except for the damn notifications every once in a while. Yeah, and I, I looked already this morning for my headphones to dampen the, uh, notifications, but it does remind you that there are informants receiving their DIA informant badge from Danny Rothchild at Fort Wuka. I do like that reminder. I do like you being reminded of how many informants are being christened every moment at Fort Wuka. And that's the story we've told for nine years. And that's the story that never got out. And all of this hoopla and falderall with Candace, never got out. That story never got out. TPUSA is, is, I couldn't agree with Connie more, is all about war propaganda. You've got the pro and the con groups altogether. You've got the UNF America. You've got Nick Fuentes, who was a part of this operation, you know, with his group, uh, America First counterprotesters. You've had all three of these moving around together, and one plane gets them all. Alex, what's the hard part that you don't understand about an ISR plane, right? Do I need to spell it out? You know how we're, you know, Hades is the next generation? That's what, uh, the, uh, frzies are are trying to get to Israel. We get all those, Alex, right? When we fly the plane in the circle over a TPUSA event, we don't just get TPUSA. We also get all the Nick Fentes folks with America First. We also get all the UNF America folks led by Daniel Sullivan at CNN. We get them all. I don't know what, what Alex has about planes that he thinks are conspiratorial. Uh, but they're like cars, Alex. They're a mode of transportation. The plane. The plane.

Yeah. Mitchan. You can go to Mitch Anon and get off Mitch, uh, Mitchadone. You know, Mitchadone gets you off Mitch Anan. Methadone, they knew, the Sacklers knew methadone was more addictive than heroin. The best thing to do is get the person on methadone. Now you got a lifetime customer, and it's legal.

Uh, Candace, two-hour conversation with Mitch. Gary, two-hour conversation with Mitch. Baron, two-hour conversation with Mitch. What questions is it, are they not asking? Uh, the, the first question is, "Mitch, can I come, uh, interview you where you live?" This is why I say what you want about Barbara Walters, right? Who should I say? I don't want to say Barbara Walters because she didn't really do this. She did a lot of puff pieces, but but Seymour Hersh, great example. Uh, "Can I talk to you?" "Yes." "Okay. I'm going to go get a plane on a plane." Seymour Hersh, the first thing he would do is say, "I'm going to get on a plane, right? Or I'm flying into so and so. I'm flying in into your place. I want to come by and see you." And what does he do? He says, "Oh, take me around to all these places." This is what, this is why I did the gumshoe. Peter Seymour Hersh told me to do this. He said, "Hey, kid. What, you know, how are you doing this? I'm, I'm writing all this. I got all these slides. I'm doing." He goes, "Get on the road. Get on the road. Do a deep dive. Write a book, right? Get, go to the places and have them walk you around to the different places." Well, where do you, where do you get coffee in the morning, Mitch? Oh, take me there. Where do you, where do you go to the veterans club to play cards, play poker, right? When you're, when you're taking all the dying veterans' cash from them with your, with, I'm not saying you have an accomplice to cheat at poker at the various card clubs, but we've have some people that have accused Mitch of cheating, uh, uh, them with an accomplice at the various VFW backroom poker games. But anyway, um, where do you go? Take, take me to all the places you go. Oh, you, you have a back injury. Show me, take, take me to where you're, where you go to get your treatments. Take me and let me go talk to your doctor, right? Interview your, your significant other. Let me go talk to your ex-wives while we're here. That's what I did. I just did the Seymour Hersh thing, right? That's what they didn't do. You can tell any story you want over the phone.

Um, Mike is working great. Don't change a thing. Thanks for everything. I appreciate that. But I like to hear that every once in a while. That's nice.

Um, the idea isn't to collect a million dots, right? Some people think this is the investigation. You collect a million dots. The idea is the exact opposite. You want as few dots as possible that tell the story. Few dots as possible that tell the story. Mitch is an informant. Mitch is a fed slop informant being thrown in to keep you from Doge and keep you from DePont. End of story. That's what we said the first hour. I remember we were all at a watch party. We're the only, again, we're the only place in America, bricks and mortar, that does watch parties for Candace. People say we're trying to undermine Candace. Think again. We're the only place in the universe that has watch parties for Candace, right? Also the only place that has a bricks and mort journalism schools for citizen journalists, right?

So, uh, people are sending me, I'm getting, Oh my gosh. I have a big meeting right now. Oh, [ __ ] I got to go. Uh, wow. I apologize everybody. I apologize. I got to go to a big meeting. I'll see you very soon. Uh, thank you very much, uh, for joining me. I apologize for the abrupt end. I just realized, uh, the, uh, I'm not ready. Have a great day everybody.

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