Phoenix SilverScript 23 Aug 2017

Phoenix  SilverScript 23 Aug 2017

Live From Phoenix, Arizona 23 Aug 2017

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 Transcript
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welcome to Phoenix Arizona everybody
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live here from the hotel brought to you
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by one of our very generous crowdsource
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sponsors Trish hello how are you
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it wasn't me I'm not the crowd sore
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spots no no that's true
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I have a birthday today birthday and
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just in the last moment we got some of
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the technical stuff worked out it's
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always an adventure different day
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different studio is almost the motto
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here and yet unfortunately we're a
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little preoccupied today talking about
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some of the stuff that went on well I
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should say stuff that's been going on
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for the past couple of weeks that sorry
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about that
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okay click that that I'm getting a
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little bit on the mic that's really
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unfortunate that wasn't happening area
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might istic stuff that's been going on
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for a couple of weeks that sort of
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bubbled to the surface today on Twitter
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okay I can't hear it you can't hear it
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good so a lot of people have been
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emailing me asking what's going on with
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George obviously George is no longer
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part of the show
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very unfortunate turn of events I'm
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sorry about that I did invite George to
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join us tonight to address some of these
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issues he declined that invitation
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people were joking earlier in the track
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in the chat about some of his comments
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relative to me in his words helping
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Trish with her passwords in Boston that
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actually was not the extent of what was
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going on there some people feel that
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George was insinuating some sort of a
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romantic relationship between Trish and
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I which is not the case Trish and I are
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professional colleagues and friends
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throughout London and the entire time
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we've known each other there has been
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zero romantic contact between Trish and
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I and I just wanted to spell any rumors
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of that and that's not to say that Trish
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is not a beautiful and extremely
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attractive woman
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hey any man is lucky to be romantically
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involved with we just aren't so let's
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hit that aside now again I did want
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George to join us tonight to be able to
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defend himself and explain his point of
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view on some of these comments but we
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sort of want to put this to rest so that
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we can carry on Trish I'm gonna just get
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another radio here to try to do away
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with that noise do you want to speak I
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don't want to step away because then I'm
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gonna miss what you said but why don't
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you speak a bit about what's going on
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today today specifically today well just
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in general your feelings about
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everything that people have been
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emailing about today which is
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essentially what's going on with between
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George and Jason and Trish and all that
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so we've talked a little bit about some
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changes we were going to implement as a
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result of the fact that George's work
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style makes planning very difficult of
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which is totally fine so we you know had
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we're trying to work out a way so that
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we could you know work together and
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support each other but it just you know
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I owe overtime as we went forward it
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just became more and more difficult to
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communicate and more and more
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contentious and I you know there are a
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lot of factors at work here you know
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that sort of exacerbate all of this but
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I lost it today I've really you know
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just very frustrated by the fact that
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we've tried and tried and tried for
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weeks to work with George and he's done
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absolutely nothing to help move the
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effort forward and in fact has been
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undermining us streaming when we're
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straight we stream once a day and he has
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to get on and stream it's just like you
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know we were like so I just lost it
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today
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I want to explain I don't want to bash
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George I just want people to understand
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exactly what has happened so that
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there's no you know no guessing a lot of
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people who have not been working with
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George and I and you for the past four
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months a lot of people who have not
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lived in my apartment or even stayed
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there over the weekend or for several
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days as you have with George and I a lot
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of people who have not tried to
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coordinate a team with George have all
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kinds of explanations for what's going
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on but they really don't know so I'd
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like to explain it people have accused
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me and you of you know riding George's
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coattails or taking advantage of him in
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some way that was certainly not the case
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I've made no secret of the fact that
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I've attempted to start a new business
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after basically ending my Hollywood
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production career my 3d production
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career have decided to close the book on
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that chapter of my life and to start
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crowdsource the truth because I feel
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that the corporate news media that's
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driven by an advertiser agenda is
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inherently opposed to finding the truth
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we've seen that you know we've spoken
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about the film of Acts 20 count of a guy
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who was trying to reveal a very
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important news story that was suppressed
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by the pharmaceutical industry when
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George and I have done streams way back
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we did one with CNN in the background
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showing big oil ads you know car company
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ads all of these ads Boeing ads things
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like that that skew the news so I wanted
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to start a news agency that was based on
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crowdsource information and I found
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George on YouTube and he was doing
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something very similar to that doing his
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investigation and putting his evidence
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out there to the crowd and receiving
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information back and having that drive
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the investigation but what I found was
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George was not really officially
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organized in his approach and George had
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not come up with a very good plan for
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sustainability another thing a lot of
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people have accused me of is being in
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this for money or being money hungry or
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something like that
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and I can guarantee everyone that if I
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were money hungry this is the last thing
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I would be doing there's this really
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ill-informed incorrect notion out there
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that there's some huge amount of money
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coming in and I you know there are
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people who have been very generous with
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their financial sponsorship of course
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when this came up that sheriff joe
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arpaio might be receiving a pardon and
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there was a trump rally happening in
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phoenix we put it out to the crowdsource
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community that if people wanted to see
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me come here and see crowdsource the
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truth cover that event I'm gonna need
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sponsorship to do it and someone did
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send $1,000 that's a lot of money for
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one individual to send but please bear
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in mind the plane ticket was seven
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hundred and twenty six dollars now
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someone will say Oh Spirit Airlines had
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300 that's fine
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but the time that it left the time the
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money came in how much it costs to get
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to the airport all of these things sorry
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maybe that would have been four or five
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hundred dollars versus seven huh
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whatever it is costs money this hotel
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that I'm in right now cost money taxi
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from the airport to the hotel all these
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things cost money so by the time I get
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done in Phoenix
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it's not like I'm pocketing some huge
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profit thousand dollars subsidized and
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possibly even covered the entire trip
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we're gonna be within maybe about a
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hundred bucks but crowdsource the truth
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has been an investment I have been in
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the one investing the money in keeping
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it go forward we went to England we've
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been to Zanesville a bunch of times and
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I do not consider to travel to
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Zanesville legitimate crowdsource the
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truth business I consider that something
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that could have been avoided through
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more responsible behavior now people are
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going to criticize me for that and Trish
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I'm sorry to be monopolizing
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conversation but I want to lay out this
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and and let everybody kind of noodle on
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it because I had recently sent George a
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series of text messages in which I told
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him that I was really unhappy that he
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had chosen to go against the plans that
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we had made people say why did George
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leave George left Jason kicked George
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out whatever it is Trish and I and
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George had all discussed various plans
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for how we could move forward in a
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sustainable and organized
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and one of the things that we wanted to
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do was for George to keep his channel
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you know it's certainly George started
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it and people like George's channel who
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maybe don't like this channel or people
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like Phil it's a whole different it's a
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whole different community they're people
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who are really into like hardcore
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research right and they're you know it's
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a very the people who are there have
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been following it for a long time it's
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so complicated and really hard to
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understand it's not like you can just
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jump in what's tell is we wanted George
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to keep that however I turn ya creating
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a team and something that's sustainable
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and strategically aligned we wanted it
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to be complementary to what we're doing
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with crowdsource the truth not
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competition for what we're doing at
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crowd-surf the truth and the way George
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started it was he would do a series of
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short videos throughout the day to two
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to seven minutes sometimes they were 11
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minutes sometimes he did these 20 minute
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overviews but generally speaking there
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were 2 minute videos 5 minute videos
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here's the blood splatter here's the
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bank here's Tony's apartment that kind
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of thing
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evidence-based you know potboilers as he
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called him spitting out metadata and
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that was great that worked well when we
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got to the point where George was doing
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multiple 40-minute and longer videos per
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day and he was doing these you know
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interactions you know with live
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streaming a capability that he was not
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able to achieve on his own he dabbled in
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periscope but in terms of YouTube he had
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several technical challenges with some
10:42
of those devices and things that I
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helped him with quite a bit his phone
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broke due to overuse the USB port failed
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and it could no longer charge I got him
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another phone right away I was you know
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literally took the chip out of his phone
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the minute it failed put in another
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phony time a second of downtime I
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supported George with a lot of technical
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technical support you can't really call
11:03
it anything other than that got him a
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new computer when Anita needed it helped
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him expand his audience expand the
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format through the live streaming show
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like we're doing right here developed
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the talk-show type format with him and
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not that I
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vented that or anything but this is how
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we work together to collaborate to
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enhance what we were what we were doing
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well and the whole point was to make it
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so that more people could hear about
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Jorge like the entire point I mean what
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I the whole reason I'm doing this is not
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is to help accomplish a successful
11:38
outcome of this investigation and we
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knew there were a lot of people who were
11:43
struggling to understand what George is
11:45
covering and so the idea was okay let's
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take what he's doing and sort of put it
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all together in a way that even more
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people can understand and that you know
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that's why I wrote about him numerous
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times and in an effort to to facilitate
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that and then part of the problem was
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that I couldn't do the writing because
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we were chasing George around and you
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know we couldn't do that for a while but
12:12
that wasn't sustainable so people do
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common thing I'm starting to rupture
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Trish but I'm looking at the comments
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here as well another common thing that
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people are saying is that he helped us
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get subscribers and money and here's
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someone saying I'm a sociopath and
12:26
average people don't like me well just
12:29
in terms of the like subscriptions and
12:31
stuff you know I wasn't on YouTube I was
12:33
just tweeting you know I doing my thing
12:37
with the research group and when I
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connected with you guys I like got wiped
12:45
out my accounts got sabotaged and I had
12:48
to start all over again so and then in
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terms of monies I just know I can assure
12:54
everyone there has been no you know
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financial benefit earned in this case
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it's a question of you know people think
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that we stole subscribers or something
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or use Jorge for money
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look it was as I said a business
13:12
decision to join with George now I said
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hey I want to make a crowdsource news
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agency on YouTube and the idea always
13:19
was rather than having it monetized on
13:23
YouTube where we hear all these stories
13:24
from people like Paul Joseph Watson and
13:27
Jake more phoniest and even Alex Jones
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they're channeled and Alex Jones is
13:31
that's one of the biggest you know
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subscriber bases on all of YouTube and
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when YouTube decides they don't like
13:37
what you're broadcasting they cut the
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monetization they changed the policy and
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you're outraged right it's not liable an
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advertiser controlled medium yeah I
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never said I want to do this for no
13:47
money George said that George said he
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doesn't care about money blah blah blah
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that got a little frustrating when he
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was sleeping on my couch and I was
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paying for lunch and dinner and travel
13:57
everywhere and he obviously needs money
13:59
so yeah I began to care more about money
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and when we were in England and those
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plane tickets were like $3,500 each
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which I paid for on a credit card and
14:08
had a real problem paying that back for
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a little while that's when we decided
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look we just have to monetize this
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effort right away we were talking about
14:16
t-shirts it's been very difficult to get
14:17
that to work properly in terms of
14:20
providing high quality fabrics
14:21
easy-to-use store you know getting the
14:24
designs on they're easy to access and
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getting that all implemented while
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trying to do the work of producing all
14:29
these videos so we went to patreon and
14:31
PayPal and all this so people say okay
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George helped us get subscribers that's
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absolutely true George was a big part of
14:38
this effort and I wanted it to be an
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ongoing thing I used to speak to George
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in terms of what are we gonna do next
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year what are we were doing five years
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because I wanted to build a sustainable
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business with him I honestly believed
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that the three of us were working on
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something potentially historic yeah me
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too I'm really disappointed I have to
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say it's disappoint you know for me
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thank the huge problem arose in Florida
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so I had gotten George this new
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cellphone and the live streaming
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capability was there and had George come
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to me and said hey you know I think I
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want to start live streaming on my
15:12
channel as well I'm open to a
15:14
conversation about it people also
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complain that I tried to control George
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well I was trying to be that he said
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many times I'm the CEO of the company I
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characterized it as George is the
15:24
quarterback and I'm the coach of the
15:26
team
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not that I'm coaching George as to what
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to do but I meant in the in the you know
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in that sort of sense people are here to
15:36
watch George and to see George win the
15:38
Superbowl but I'm here to organize and
15:41
cord
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the team and the thing is if the
15:43
quarterback starts running plays that
15:45
are not in the playbook and they're
15:47
happening outside the stadium in the
15:48
parking lot the team gets very screwed
15:50
up so George left the hotel room and
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began a livestream and he knew I didn't
15:56
want him to do that so we had a
15:58
discussion about it and he said he
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wouldn't do it anymore and then we ran
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into some technical problems with him
16:02
not being able to upload the recorded
16:04
videos and again George George gets
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these ideas in his head and he's not
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very communicative he just does whatever
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George wants to do and anyone who's in
16:13
the other team I mean you know people
16:15
are saying you can't we were not trying
16:17
to schedule George but what we were when
16:20
we were trying to have you know other
16:22
experts on or guests and people in the
16:25
crowd source community on we'd set up
16:28
the time for the broadcast and then
16:31
George when you show up or we wouldn't
16:34
he wouldn't have the right equipment or
16:35
something and so it was just like we
16:37
couldn't reschedule all those people it
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was just one of those things where we
16:42
were we were trying to make it work and
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you know it it it's totally fine that he
16:49
felt he couldn't work under those
16:51
circumstances it just wasn't that he
16:54
felt he couldn't work on the Latian he
16:56
said he would pay money told me he would
16:58
do what he said he would do he wouldn't
17:02
follow through right he said okay you're
17:03
right that's a sensible idea I won't do
17:06
long videos on my channel I'll do my
17:08
short potboilers and then we'll do the
17:10
longer wrap ups in here and then also
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it's like you know do you have your
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headset do you have your in in you know
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hours in advance discuss the thing and
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then again you go to broadcast and then
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it's just like you can we we would get
17:26
sabotage well before we go off on that
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end of it people are people are saying
17:33
all kinds of things I mean the point is
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when we were in Florida he agreed he
17:37
would proceed in a certain way and then
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after multiple discussions failed to
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comply with what he had agreed to do the
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other thing I have to say right here is
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I'm sorry to say this George you have a
17:50
drinking problem
17:51
in my ass
17:51
Meishan and a lot of people have
17:53
contacted me and said that you've
17:55
appeared drunk on broadcasts you've been
17:58
on our broadcasts drunk when you told me
18:00
you weren't I even went to a bar and
18:02
found him drinking in the middle of the
18:03
day and he hid that from me and he lied
18:06
to me about that and that was a major
18:09
problem for me and George is gonna say
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I'm trying to destroy his reputation
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that's not true I tried to help George
18:16
and on the last day that he stayed in my
18:18
apartment I told him he's got to go to
18:20
Alcoholics Anonymous and have his
18:21
sponsor contact me before he can return
18:24
and he told me he didn't want to do that
18:26
so I told him to take his stuff and
18:28
later and that is what happened okay
18:32
so I'm very sorry that that's the case I
18:34
still feel very strongly that George
18:36
needs help because George is a genius
18:38
and you know what maybe hunter s
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Thompson was an alcoholic maybe you know
18:43
I'm not saying he'd be perfect
18:46
yeah well the bottom line is that while
18:49
he you know I'm not gonna be working
18:52
with George he does work for t he just
18:56
worked that's not that's what's covering
18:59
I mean I'm still gonna I have every
19:02
expectation and intention of covering
19:05
the what's important and right now the
19:07
awan spy ring is a very important story
19:10
so I absolutely will continue following
19:13
his work and stuff so it's not I mean
19:16
very important to George that he
19:17
retained his credibility and I was
19:20
trying to help him do that I'm saying
19:23
these things tonight not to discredit
19:24
George but to hopefully reach George and
19:27
to hopefully make it clear to George
19:28
that doing things like hanging up in the
19:32
middle of a conversation with Bill
19:33
Warner rather than confronting Bill
19:35
Warner with facts and evidence that was
19:39
not the right thing to do George
19:40
appeared on that broadcast intoxicated
19:43
in my estimation without a headset
19:45
unable to hear what was being said in
19:47
the dark and these were all in contrast
19:50
to what he said he was going to do he
19:51
knew Bill Warner was gonna be on that
19:53
broadcast
19:54
I told him Bill Warner had made a post
19:56
about Alpha giallo that day he said he
19:59
would be in his son's apartment and
20:00
ready to
20:00
be on the broadcast and he was not and I
20:04
think that if George I'm not judging him
20:07
I'm just telling you the facts of what
20:08
happened okay a lot of the crowd source
20:11
money was misused you know drinking is
20:15
one thing but but you know being drunk
20:17
in the middle of the day on a broadcast
20:18
when you've agreed that that's not going
20:20
to happen is another and I invited
20:22
George to be here you know people say we
20:25
sound bitter I mean we may be bitter I
20:28
am a little upset that I invested months
20:30
of my time and thousands of dollars of
20:32
my own money and money that people in
20:34
the crowd source community entrusted us
20:36
with were invested in George his
20:38
investigation creating this organization
20:41
and trying to move it forward and in my
20:43
opinion George behaved very
20:46
irresponsibly I want to I want to tell
20:48
people about one other time that George
20:49
misled me we were going to go to
20:52
Baltimore and he said to me I'm going to
20:54
the parking garage to get my car it was
20:57
parked up by his sons apartment and he
20:59
estimated that it would take about an
21:00
hour so I stopped what I was doing I was
21:03
editing the dr. Corsi video at this time
21:05
stopped what I was doing
21:07
copied a bunch of files to a portable
21:09
drive really disrupted my schedule my
21:11
workflow got ready to leave with George
21:15
so I could edit in the car on the three
21:16
four hour drive and an hour went by two
21:19
hours went by three hours went by I
21:22
called him and I said where are you and
21:24
he just told me that he had decided to
21:25
go to Baltimore without me that his fans
21:28
were in open revolt and didn't like me
21:30
so without calling me and saying hey
21:33
there's been a change of plans he just
21:35
went and did that now I am also of the
21:38
opinion that had he not done that had he
21:41
stuck to the plan and we had traveled
21:44
there together I would have been with
21:46
him in that car in Zanesville and I
21:49
would not have been drinking prior to
21:51
driving and if I were awake through the
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irrespective of whether drinking was
21:55
happening or not if I had been awake in
21:57
the driver's seat as I would have been
21:59
the cops would have knocked on the
22:01
window and we would have driven home and
22:03
this whole thing would have been avoided
22:04
so the most recent dust-up George and I
22:06
have had is that I told him I wanted to
22:08
be reimbursed for all of the travel back
22:10
and forth to Zanesville I flew there
22:12
twice I flew him there one
22:14
we stayed in hotels I rented cars this
22:16
was a waste of money this was a waste of
22:18
time this was a waste of resources and
22:19
he got off onto a tangent that made no
22:24
sense to me so I wanted to explain all
22:28
this to everyone
22:29
yes we're letting him do his thing
22:30
everyone and anyone who wants me to stop
22:32
it don't say stuff like that if you
22:34
don't like what we're saying here we
22:35
were we were work the whole point was to
22:39
find a way to support Jorge and work
22:42
with him and we thought we had agreed
22:46
two ways that we could do that and it
22:49
didn't happen and people are asking why
22:52
I called him a con man because as is I
22:55
mean if you've ever lived with anybody
22:57
with a substance abuse problem
23:00
you know how manipulatives they can be
23:02
and you know that something I recognize
23:05
so and have been subject to but you know
23:10
it could it could just be the addiction
23:12
I don't know well again this is what
23:16
happened in my estimation I invited
23:18
Jorge here to defend himself
23:20
what I was trying to do with the
23:24
revelation of the Amtrak detective
23:26
phonecall and with bringing on Bill
23:29
Warner Bill Warner was a guy with an
23:33
opposing view and opposing evidence and
23:36
the point of this was not supposed to be
23:38
constantly backing up anything Jorge or
23:41
any one particular person says it's
23:43
supposed to be gathering information
23:45
from the crowd which can include the
23:49
general public it can include members of
23:50
the intelligence community it can
23:52
include anyone and comparing their
23:55
information to our information and
23:56
getting the best evidence to arrive at
23:58
the best conclusion I was extremely
24:00
disappointed that Jorge did not engage
24:03
mr. Warriner in a debate because it has
24:07
now become quite clear that Bill Warner
24:09
is an angry guy who likes to spread fake
24:12
news he's saying that we called in a
24:14
bomb threat into the port of Charleston
24:16
which is simply not true
24:19
just recently George has accused me of
24:22
working with Jack Pro sobic to protect
24:26
him
24:27
we clinton ratlines and he now denies
24:29
that i told them he'd better get some
24:31
evidence if he's gonna make a wild
24:33
accusation like that and I really am
24:36
inclined to be just like George and
24:38
expose our personal text messages here
24:41
to reveal that he said that because he
24:43
is denying that it was said so I'm gonna
24:49
do that Trish because this is very
24:51
serious to think about it a little bit
24:53
first but I mean you know well that was
24:56
the other thing is that some of George's
24:58
behavior is very impulsive and erratic
25:00
he's he docks his people and you know we
25:05
it puts the you know both of us at risk
25:08
to when he does some of that stuff and
25:10
it's you know just the whole thing is
25:12
very very complicated and you know we
25:16
wanna you know again my feelings about
25:19
George aside you know I don't wish him
25:24
ill and you know hope to see that all of
25:28
this work comes to fruition I am putting
25:31
the challenge forward to George because
25:33
I do not accept his 8020 theory you
25:37
cannot say because of 80% of what I've
25:40
said is correct I'm gonna put out 20% of
25:42
stuff that's totally incorrect I was
25:44
asking him to be a little more cautious
25:46
and a little more responsible
25:48
particularly in terms of areas that
25:50
involve me like when a guy from an track
25:53
calls and says that he might be able to
25:55
charge us with trespass even if we could
25:57
overcome that charge it's gonna cost
26:00
money to fly back to Sanford Florida and
26:02
to answer that summons so George and I
26:06
had this text exchange the other day
26:08
it's rife with foul language so if you
26:10
don't like that you might want to turn
26:11
this off if you don't like what I'm
26:13
doing here right now you should turn
26:15
this off but this is what I've chosen to
26:17
do okay this is where I'm telling George
26:21
he when he left he wanted to reimburse
26:25
me for the iPhone which I found
26:26
ridiculous because he didn't offer to
26:28
reimburse me for any of the living
26:29
expenses for four months any of the
26:31
restaurant checks any of the travel
26:34
expenses to Washington DC multiple trips
26:36
there Florida etc just the iPhone
26:40
so I told them to consider it a gift but
26:42
I wanted my money back for vanes vil
26:45
travel which was due to his
26:46
irresponsible behavior in for decisions
26:48
and he tells me to me make it up with
26:51
Navy cocktail parties and he called me a
26:54
fuckin traitor let's not go too far with
26:58
this but I I think yeah I mean this is
27:02
important to me Trish because right here
27:04
George is accusing me of a horrendous
27:06
crime for which he has no evidence and I
27:09
certainly did not participate in in any
27:11
way and I want him to come forward and
27:15
explain himself on this I've asked him
27:17
in private for two days to explain it
27:19
and he's just being very difficult he's
27:22
manipulating the people that watch his
27:24
channel by answering in very clever ways
27:26
and always saying I love Trish I love
27:29
Jason
27:30
this is George's coded way of him being
27:33
perceived as the super nice guy all the
27:36
time while he goes and does very
27:38
destructive things to himself and to the
27:40
people all around them
27:42
dirty laundry private okay what do we
27:44
think he's doing when he's exposes
27:46
Andrei Taggarts phone number and all
27:49
this other stuff he thinks it's the
27:50
right thing to do well he's alienated a
27:52
lot of people I mean you know you can't
27:56
undream if George feels like the end
27:58
justifies the means
28:00
then I've learned a lot from George but
28:06
weeps going too far look you know
28:08
virtual means leave well I think you
28:12
know we hope to sort of just call out
28:16
the elephant in the room and just you
28:19
know say what it is and then you know
28:23
tell you what we would like to do in
28:26
terms of working with the people who
28:29
watch the channel and getting them more
28:32
involved and have doing the recorded
28:35
calls and really pushing instead of you
28:39
know filtering the the Intel and
28:45
research that people are doing through
28:46
us give them a venue to put it out back
28:51
out to the community
28:53
then have everyone look at it and
28:56
because you know with like we were
28:57
saying before we became the bottleneck
28:59
because we were trying to process all of
29:01
his intelligence we were getting in
29:03
research and so because it's the
29:06
crowdsource the truth Channel we want to
29:09
make sure the cloud is a big part of
29:12
sourcing the truth not just only behind
29:15
the scenes and sending all this great
29:16
stuff but in presenting it and and
29:20
getting feedback for the work that
29:21
you've done because you know it's a
29:24
really great experience when you're
29:27
ready for it and then for the people who
29:29
just want to know what's going on in the
29:31
world are you know the goal would be to
29:33
be covering the important events and
29:37
then trying to make sense of them where
29:41
they seem disconnected or where you know
29:44
there's some sort of ulterior motive or
29:48
alternate agenda so you know that's the
29:53
kind of thing we hope to do more of and
29:55
we think we've been getting a lot of
29:56
good feedback like for Hudson whom
30:00
people love hearing from him it's really
30:02
very cool he's he's a great character
30:05
and can give you great information and
30:08
he's part of the community and then we
30:09
have dropped the mic who has done some
30:12
really great calls and Charles or tell
30:15
so we want to keep bringing in more and
30:18
more of you to participate and that's
30:22
gonna be our big objective and you know
30:26
and being organized the way we are now
30:29
we'll be able to facilitate that more
30:31
and that's what we want to be about is
30:33
giving you guys the voice and platform
30:37
for presenting your research and asking
30:41
your questions and helping us explore
30:43
what the heck is going on in the world
30:46
yeah so there's a lot of people who
30:49
disagree with what we've chosen to do
30:51
here Trish and that's fine for them to
30:55
do that I wanted to put this out there
30:57
because there are some people who get it
30:59
we're trying to dispel the
31:03
and that's what we wanted to do all I've
31:09
ever asked George to do is stick to the
31:11
story
31:11
keep it straight when he's made an error
31:14
I point out the error he you know when I
31:19
told them that he had lied to me about
31:21
going to drink he took that to mean that
31:24
I said he made everything up which I
31:26
never said when I said hey George slow
31:30
down the FBI didn't destroy your phone
31:32
he took that to mean that I said he
31:35
never spoke to sy Hersh I didn't say
31:37
that I said when I wanted sy Hersh his
31:40
phone number he said he lost all his
31:42
phone contacts when his phone died on
31:45
another video we did he said the FBI
31:48
destroyed his phone contact so I'm just
31:50
saying I want George to be regarded as
31:54
very credible and to do that he's got to
31:58
be careful in what he reports and how he
32:00
reports it so well you know the beauty
32:06
part of the crowds were sort of world is
32:09
that you know people you you can say
32:12
anything but then you'll get called out
32:15
eventually I mean you can't hide it's
32:17
just it eventually you know eventually
32:21
it comes around so there are people who
32:23
are saying that they're disappointed
32:25
with us and that's you know Jason I've
32:30
told you this before I've worked with
32:32
dozens of founders and stuff and most
32:34
startups come apart for you know
32:38
interpersonal reasons and things like
32:40
this it's just sort of the nature of
32:42
trying to start up a company it's very
32:44
complicated because the individuals
32:46
involved is such a small group that you
32:49
know their entire lives impact the
32:53
welfare of the organization whereas when
32:56
you have hundreds each person's effect
32:59
is much smaller so it's you know it's
33:02
unfortunate and you know who knows what
33:05
the future holds but we I hope we can
33:08
bring some really great content and help
33:11
people understand the world better
33:15
and what's going on around them that's
33:17
sort of early just my goal I'd like to
33:19
address some of the comments here Trish
33:21
because again it's this is the
33:24
crowdsource community well and I also
33:27
just want to say I'm sorry one more
33:28
thing is that I am in no way
33:30
discouraging people from following
33:32
George or following his investigation on
33:35
it that is a genuine statement I'm not
33:37
saying that just to be nice to George I
33:40
would I am absolutely not discouraging
33:42
it I am frustrated with him personally
33:44
so that I'm gonna do what I'm gonna do
33:48
but absolutely the work he does some
33:51
really good work and I had fully intend
33:52
to keep following it to to the extent
33:55
that I can but you know this is not the
34:00
you know just it's just to let you guys
34:02
know what's going on with us as a group
34:04
right so there were you know there's
34:08
people saying you know what he drinks
34:12
and it's like look having a drink is
34:14
fine but when we have a conversation
34:15
about don't drink before you come on
34:18
camera and then you go and do that that
34:21
indicates to me that you're not in
34:22
control of the drinking and that it is
34:24
in control of you or you're hiding it
34:26
from me to go and do it that was the
34:27
problem I don't mind if somebody drinks
34:29
that's fine people say he's targeted
34:32
that may well be true but again that's
34:34
all the more reason to keep the drinking
34:35
under control and keep his head about it
34:37
see a penny says where character
34:39
assassinating George we're not we're
34:42
defending ourselves because people are
34:44
spreading all kinds of rumors including
34:45
George insinuating that there's a
34:47
romance between Trish and I and as Trish
34:50
pointed out directly trying to compete
34:53
with our organization in a way that's
34:54
very uncooperative I'm just trying to be
34:57
you know it just was divisive it's not
34:58
even a matter of being competitive it's
35:00
like people people follow those channels
35:01
and it's like you shouldn't put them in
35:03
the position of having to choose one
35:05
broadcast over the other it's not fair
35:08
to them and I listen I'm not trying to a
35:10
character assassinate George I think
35:12
there is still a huge open opportunity
35:15
for George to get in front of this
35:17
problem before it's too late the reason
35:20
I brought up that story about George
35:21
going to Zanesville without me is
35:23
because there are
35:24
a limited number of times that George
35:27
has done things that are outside of what
35:30
we have agreed we're all going to do to
35:32
get here and it's gotten him into
35:33
trouble George and his own words said
35:35
that we made a good team because I was
35:38
like the brakes and the steering wheel
35:39
and he was like the engine going a
35:42
hundred miles an hour forward well maybe
35:44
sometimes we need to slow down to 90
35:46
miles an hour of 50 miles an hour and
35:47
take a turn and or step on the brakes or
35:50
we're gonna spin out and fly off the
35:51
road you know the night that George left
35:54
to go have a drink before the broadcast
35:57
was the night that he gave his phone
35:59
number to Malia's Zimmerman someone who
36:01
I knew right away was connected to the
36:04
lawsuit with rod wheeler somehow
36:06
connected to our our buddy there Bill
36:09
Warner and not somebody he that George
36:12
should have given Andre Taggarts phone
36:14
number too but you know or just went and
36:17
did that by himself now there's a lot of
36:19
people who say oh good for George George
36:21
should do whatever the hell he wants and
36:22
that's what ultimately George decided to
36:24
do but when you decide you're going to
36:26
be part of a team you need to behave in
36:30
a way that's beneficial to the team even
36:33
if you don't agree that doesn't mean do
36:34
whatever I say that means if you think
36:36
my idea is not good share the alternate
36:39
idea and let's all discuss it and let's
36:41
agree to move in a different direction
36:42
so a flaming sword says we're back
36:46
stabbers I mean that's a you know though
36:48
Jason - I mean it's there's there's
36:51
gonna be trolls on here and stuff and we
36:53
have to you know decide to move on I
36:55
think you know we the the idea was to
36:58
let people know what's going on I I
37:00
think you know clearly as you said we
37:03
were trying and trying to trying to work
37:04
with George but it didn't work and so
37:07
you know here we are and we should we
37:12
just need to move forward right and
37:16
you know yeah there's no way we can
37:19
address all of these comments but I do
37:21
hope that George will seek the help that
37:23
I believe that he needs and if there is
37:26
a way to resolve the differences between
37:29
us and find some way to be
37:34
helpful towards each other rather than
37:36
destructive which i think is what's
37:38
happening right now I think that would
37:42
be a good thing as I said I did invite
37:44
George to be here tonight to address
37:46
these comments he chose not to do that I
37:49
do want George to explain the things
37:52
that he said to me relative to the
37:54
accusations that he's made that make no
37:56
sense whatsoever
37:57
and I think we did make a very good team
38:01
but that time has passed so as Trish
38:04
said moving forward we are going to
38:06
focus on the crowdsource community that
38:08
we've been establishing which George was
38:10
a part of and could remain a part of to
38:12
the extent that he's reporting news and
38:14
breaking news and somebody in here said
38:17
that I'm hijacking the Awan story which
38:22
I'm not I'm not here in Phoenix covering
38:25
the Elan story I came here to cover the
38:29
president Trump rally the possible
38:33
pardon of Sheriff Joe Arpaio I fully
38:36
agree that a spy ring in Congress is a
38:38
huge story and definitely the key hole
38:44
that will open the door to the largest
38:46
scandal in the history of the United
38:48
States and probably the entire world but
38:51
that doesn't make important stories as
38:53
well well and you know Charles or Tel
38:56
has done all that work on the Clinton
38:58
Foundation and it may be that that is
39:02
the way to bring all of those ratlines
39:05
down because we're already seeing shades
39:08
of rigging for all of this with M Ron
39:13
around the fact that isn't it
39:18
one of debbie Wasserman Schultz's
39:20
relatives like nieces husband or
39:23
somebody is in charge of that case and
39:26
we already know that Emraan and his
39:30
family members were all blocked from
39:32
being arrested when they were caught
39:35
hacking Congress and stealing that
39:37
equipment and that was after a
39:39
months-long investigation it's not as if
39:42
they got word of this and then they were
39:46
fired they were it was investigating
39:48
thoroughly before they were barred from
39:50
congressional network access yeah but
39:53
and then Hina Alby she was allowed to
39:57
leave Dulles Airport even with that wad
40:01
of cash which was illegal for her to
40:03
carry undeclared and then true pundit
40:07
reported that it was specifically Comey
40:09
and mccabe that intervened in her arrest
40:13
that day so I mean that is a big story
40:18
but it would you know again with the
40:20
Clinton Foundation Oh so it looks like
40:23
they're gonna try and keep it focused on
40:25
the bank fraud charges and make maybe
40:27
Imran the fall guy and all this other
40:30
stuff and I think they can gain that
40:32
investigation possibly given how
40:36
successful they've been in doing that
40:39
kind of thing so far McCabe is still the
40:41
assistant there's the FBI assistant FBI
40:45
director so you know so listen all I
40:49
want to say about this is there's a lot
40:51
of people in the comments here who are
40:53
saying that they disagree with what
40:56
we've chosen to do here ok that's your
40:59
you know that's your opinion to feel
41:02
that way I don't think we can undo it
41:04
obviously and you're not going to
41:06
convince me that your opinion about you
41:09
know this is not a matter of fact if
41:10
someone's gonna go and present evidence
41:12
that what I'm saying didn't in fact
41:14
happen that's the nature of the
41:16
conversation we like to have here at
41:18
crowdsource the truth if somebody says
41:20
that you know debbie Wasserman Schultz
41:24
didn't call a you know Jared Beck's
41:28
office or whatever show me proof that
41:30
says that that story is incorrect and
41:31
that's the kind of thing we can talk
41:33
about but when we're dealing with
41:34
opinions when we're dealing with you
41:36
know personal matters like this this was
41:38
something that I felt needed to be
41:39
brought forward so anybody that doesn't
41:42
agree with my decision to do this or
41:44
wants to be in here telling me that I'm
41:47
this or that you can you can just you
41:49
shouldn't be watching because it's it's
41:51
obviously you know this ain't saying
41:54
rude things and making these
41:57
kind of comment doesn't help well and I
42:00
also just wanna you know for people are
42:02
like you know I went too far I I was
42:05
pissed and I I said I lost it and it was
42:08
you know months of a lot of stress it's
42:10
like you know we've all been at this for
42:12
I've actually you know we've all been at
42:14
this longer than we had been working
42:17
together much much longer so we're all
42:22
strained tired and trying very hard to
42:27
keep pressing forward in the face of all
42:30
of this yeah
42:32
so again you know there are a lot of
42:35
important stories if there's a sheriff
42:37
in a county in the United States that's
42:39
racially profiling people that's
42:41
important it might not be the biggest
42:42
scandal in history but it's important
42:44
and it's worthy of coverage and it's
42:46
something that the president has done
42:48
more in Syria
42:49
thank you all this stuff in Ukraine Lee
42:52
is covering these are all very pressing
42:57
issues China the North Korea I mean
43:00
there's just so much going on that is
43:03
highly relevant to our people's lives so
43:06
right we want to try and bring it all
43:09
together for everybody we do and for
43:12
instance today someone in the crowd
43:14
source community sent me an article that
43:16
they had found which indicates that the
43:19
pathologist who determined that Baron
43:21
turn wise Nantz death was a suicide was
43:25
the same pathologist who did the autopsy
43:26
for Ron Brown now that is very
43:30
interesting and if that is true that's
43:33
one hell of a correlation because
43:36
there's a lot of mystery surrounding the
43:37
death of Ron Brown and of course there's
43:40
a lot of mystery surrounding the death
43:41
of Baron wise Harrington wiesen yeah hey
43:45
Jason is that autopsy was it performed
43:50
in Hollywood or miami-dade I don't know
43:54
but this is because his body was found
43:55
in Hollywood remember but he was he was
44:00
a federal prosecutor in debbie Wasserman
44:02
Schultz's district and I wonder if
44:05
that's where the pathologist is
44:09
we should find out and this is something
44:12
you know here's that here's the other
44:14
catch-22 situation Trish if we were
44:16
covering the alam story people would
44:19
accuse us of you know copying george and
44:22
stealing george's research or whatever
44:24
and it wouldn't make any sense for us to
44:27
do that it just wouldn't make any sense
44:29
it doesn't it makes it makes sense to
44:32
the extent that you know i'm not gonna
44:34
go around everywhere that george goes
44:36
and does every single thing that he does
44:38
but when he reveals that there's a spy
44:40
ring in congress or he and Luke rosie ak
44:43
and everybody else Sarah Carter the
44:46
people at Fox who were exposing this you
44:48
know when journalists reveal news that's
44:50
relevant you know I've always said that
44:52
I am interested in doing our part to put
44:57
an end to the most sophisticated
45:00
criminal conspiracy in the history of
45:03
mankind and that I feel that they've
45:04
taken control of the US government and
45:06
that it began the modern version the
45:09
most universe that we have with us right
45:11
now began under Lyndon Johnson the Texas
45:14
mom of two just asked who is Ron Brown
45:17
well Ron Brown was the Commerce
45:19
secretary under Bill Clinton and he died
45:22
in a plane crash in 1996 I actually know
45:26
quite a bit about that plane crash and
45:29
they were flying into an airport
45:31
I believe in Kosovo I think it was
45:35
Kosovo we'd have to look that up but it
45:37
was basically a pretty outdated airport
45:39
that didn't have the usual ILS
45:42
instrument landing system so they were
45:45
using some sort of a radio beacon and
45:47
the Air Force there's an Air Force jet
45:49
so the Air Force configures the jet to
45:51
do the flight to the airport they're
45:53
going to the Air Force creates the
45:55
flight maps for that flight and the jet
45:58
was missing the transponder that it
46:01
needed for compatibility with this
46:02
outdated landing system at this Airport
46:05
it also had a flight map that listed the
46:08
height the the altitude the elevation of
46:12
the landing strip as one thousand feet
46:14
lower than it actually was
46:18
and the autopsy revealed that Ron Brown
46:20
had a bullet shot through his head so
46:23
what seems to have happened is Ron Brown
46:26
was murdered on the jet and then every
46:28
person on the jet died in a crash that
46:30
was essentially facilitating a cover-up
46:33
right right so ed Barrington wise Ihnen
46:37
had a bullet in the back of his head
46:39
well we don't know if it's true well
46:42
that's what that part we do know it's
46:44
just he had a bullet in the back of his
46:47
head Barrington wise intent did but the
46:49
question is who put it there right now
46:52
Barrington wise man and Ron Brown may
46:55
have nothing at all to do with the yuan
46:58
brothers but I do find that to be a very
47:00
intriguing story that seems to have been
47:02
covered up that if we talk about it
47:05
people are going to say we're conspiracy
47:07
theorists or whatever they're gonna say
47:08
and I think it's important for us as a
47:12
crowdsource community to look into that
47:15
so this is a little bit of a non
47:18
sequitur but I wanted to add that for
47:19
the first time today I'm using this a
47:22
beta feature of our streaming software
47:26
that allows me to have periscope
47:28
comments and and YouTube comments in the
47:31
same window so people on periscope can
47:34
now be seen as readily as people on on
47:37
YouTube and people are definitely
47:40
interested in the deep state coverup and
47:43
wondering about what the official story
47:46
is for these things so hopefully we can
47:49
make this interaction a little bit more
47:52
efficient and again we're gonna focus on
47:55
having members of the crowdsource
47:57
community get more involved with the
47:59
broadcasts and that doesn't necessarily
48:00
mean that they appear on camera but now
48:03
that we've put that out there let's have
48:05
everybody look you know again someone on
48:07
the crowdsource the truth Facebook group
48:09
posted this information about the
48:12
coroner the pathologist he looked very
48:14
young to me that was my initial response
48:16
it seems surprising that someone that
48:18
young right now could have been a
48:21
pathologist when Ron Brown was murdered
48:24
in 1996 I agree he was he was murdered
48:27
the Randi but we should look into it
48:30
Jason have you heard any more about Joe
48:33
Raghu has anyone heard any more about
48:35
Joe Rocco or the cause of his death or
48:38
anything he's the Wall Street Journal
48:41
reporter that just died at a young age
48:44
34 is she had been investigating Clinton
48:47
I'm glad you brought that up Trish so
48:49
another reason why I brought Bill Warner
48:52
on that last time was because actually
48:55
drop the mic
48:57
Lola formerly brainy blonde said that
49:02
we're just putting out too many loose
49:04
ends and we need to tie some of these
49:08
things up and I've used the analogy that
49:11
it was sort of like a lawnmower without
49:12
a bag just shooting all this stuff into
49:14
the air now that's fine but I'd prefer
49:18
for this to be a venue where we sort of
49:22
answer some of these questions or do our
49:23
best to answer them so Joe Rocco one
49:26
thing we didn't get too into was that
49:28
the night that I went with George down
49:30
to st. Mark's in New York City where Joe
49:33
raga lived George went to a lot of
49:35
restaurants a lot of bars in the area
49:37
and they didn't really know Joe rago's
49:40
so maybe Joe that same guy who didn't
49:42
hang out in restaurants and bars very
49:44
much who knows maybe he ordered in food
49:46
a lot maybe he didn't like drinking I
49:48
don't know but right across the street
49:50
from his apartment was st. Mark's comics
49:52
and the guy working in st. Mark's comics
49:55
said he did know Joe Rocco and that he
49:57
was a comic book fan so maybe Joe Rocco
49:59
was a nerd and he said that he didn't
50:02
really know him personally that the
50:04
owner of the store knew him a little bit
50:05
more so I have been thinking that it
50:07
might be useful to go back to st. Mark's
50:10
comics and speak to the owner and see
50:14
what he knows about Joe Rocco Joe Rocco
50:17
may have nothing to do with the yuan
50:18
brothers but there we go so I mean Sam
50:23
Wilson's got some negative comments here
50:26
I don't know I mean those you just can't
50:27
yeah
50:29
I don't know if you're a troll or if
50:30
that's a real comment but if you've got
50:32
real feedback for the show if you think
50:34
um that's what we should focus on is
50:36
people who are here for the right
50:38
reasons
50:40
and people can always email truth at
50:42
crowdsource the truth dot org if you've
50:46
got a suggestion for a story if you got
50:48
a suggestion for how we could improve
50:49
the show what Joe Rocco was working on
50:53
Melanie was investigating the Clintons
50:56
he was looking into the email scandal I
50:59
believe was it Trish what was Joe Rocco
51:02
he was very critical because he he he
51:05
well that's what they kept focusing on
51:07
in the mainstream media because they're
51:09
also working on Podesta the Clinton
51:12
Foundation and all of the stuff that was
51:15
going on there I don't I think it
51:17
touched on the ratlines and definitely
51:20
the child trafficking and also I believe
51:24
the organ trafficking but the media
51:27
didn't mention that because they didn't
51:29
want to legitimize those stories by
51:32
mentioning that someone from the Wall
51:35
Street Journal had been working on that
51:37
so right and now you're Smith was right
51:41
they're saying they're gonna send us
51:42
links this is how we want this to work
51:44
we're gonna we're gonna focus in on the
51:45
stories that people find important
51:47
whether it's the the wands or Joe Rocco
51:52
or Barrington wise Nate or the DNC
51:55
lawsuit we want to try I think somebody
51:58
said yeah that it was our stymie said
52:02
that Broward County would include so
52:06
maybe he was in in district that autopsy
52:11
was in a district that Debbie was where
52:14
Debbie wasserman-schultz has influence
52:16
mm-hmm it's very possible
52:18
Trish why don't we take a look at some
52:20
of the stories that you found important
52:22
that you had said to me earlier okay my
52:25
laptop is really slows which one is that
52:29
you've got up there well I've got one
52:30
here from the New York Post about IT
52:32
staffers may have compromised sensitive
52:35
data to foreign intelligence oh now you
52:38
know it's getting into sort of people's
52:41
consciousness that you know the ones
52:45
we're doing a whole lot more than
52:47
passing out BlackBerry's so this is
52:50
really good news
52:52
to see that that this is getting
52:56
becoming somewhat urgent and it's not
53:00
going away
53:01
yep agreed
53:05
so that's the New York Post and I begin
53:07
we don't want to be you know newsreaders
53:09
just reporting what's in the news but as
53:11
as mainstream media stories sort of back
53:15
up the things that we've been looking at
53:17
and provide evidence and corroboration
53:19
or just more information I'm sorry my
53:23
laptop's really slow and I'm having a
53:25
hard time pulling up the yeah well so we
53:29
did reinstall the entire operating
53:31
system I think probably you need more
53:32
RAM maybe that's possible hot sunny
53:35
really look into that when I was in
53:37
Boston but again you know just not not
53:39
to harp on this but really the purpose
53:41
of Boston was multi fold we wanted to
53:45
fix some of Trish's technology
53:47
challenges we wanted to do some whitey
53:51
bulger coverage as it was pertaining to
53:54
some stories that George was looking
53:55
into but of course by the time we got
53:58
there some of that collaboration with
54:01
George had fallen apart to the extent
54:03
that he even sent the text that said
54:04
let's not collaborate I was disappointed
54:07
by that as well but let's not go back
54:09
there sorry I digress so that next story
54:12
on in the Daily Caller is you know
54:15
Yvette Clarke apparently rode off a
54:18
hundred and twenty thousand dollars in
54:20
missing equipment in April I believe of
54:23
2016 and you know that apparently she
54:29
got some questions today I think I have
54:30
some tweets here where you know people
54:32
were trying to ask her questions Luke
54:37
rosy AK tweeted about it
54:39
about how she sort of ran away from
54:42
questions about the 120,000 so what
54:45
happened was that she did this right off
54:48
and that's when the house inspector
54:50
general became involved and started
54:52
their investigation and discovered a
54:54
couple hundred several hundred thousand
54:57
dollars worth of equipment had gone
54:58
missing and then in October it was
55:02
turned over to the Capitol Police who
55:05
then
55:05
after five months or so of Investigation
55:09
in February that's when the ax wands
55:12
were barred from congressional network
55:16
access and most most everyone was fired
55:21
except for Imran and he was someone else
55:26
I saw that Hina Alba was kept on the
55:28
payroll to buy debbie Wasserman Schultz
55:30
but that's at taxpayer expense and this
55:33
is after they had been caught you know
55:36
this is a almost a year-long
55:37
investigation that they had been caught
55:40
hacking members of Congress and stealing
55:44
their equipment and yet not one arrest
55:46
so you know thankfully there are some
55:50
journalists out there luke is doing a
55:52
great job of like running this down into
55:54
the ground because you know going back
55:56
to the beginning and who who's
55:59
implicated you know this sort of brings
56:01
another individual into the picture that
56:04
had previously gone unnoticed in the in
56:07
the name of Yvette Clarke so you know
56:10
what's interesting to me Trish who else
56:11
ran away when I tried to talk to her Oh
56:16
Debbie was right when you were in DC
56:19
with George that's right yeah and I
56:20
think it's good to to include luke rosie
56:23
acts reporting on this because of course
56:25
you know luke was very pivotal in the
56:27
beginning of this story so he's been a
56:29
very good source of information
56:30
throughout yeah you broke the original a
56:34
wine part of the story Heather Cagle
56:36
broke the IT staffers being fired part
56:42
of the story and the hacking and
56:43
equipment theft but she never she didn't
56:46
name the Ilan's which two days later
56:49
that's what luke rosie act named nia
56:51
wands and then started going into like
56:53
all these houses and businesses and he
56:56
was the one who sort of started
56:57
uncovering all of that right and again
57:01
just to increase the efficiency of what
57:04
we're trying to do with crowdsource the
57:06
truth I think having as many
57:08
investigative reporters as many
57:10
investigative journalists giving input
57:14
it's only going to improve the results
57:16
because if we have just one
57:18
one main one if that person is incorrect
57:22
or has some sort of a flaw in their
57:24
reporting then everything down the chain
57:26
gets effective if we have a broader
57:29
range of input coming in for the
57:31
crowdsource community to vet and check
57:33
and go through I think it's only going
57:36
to help everything that we're trying to
57:37
do I think there are a lot of people out
57:39
there who really would like to do a
57:41
little bit of this without going to all
57:43
the trouble of setting up a channel and
57:44
doing all this set up anyway and it
57:46
gives them a venue which is nice I mean
57:48
you can try out something and see if you
57:51
know if you like it and you can follow
57:52
your interest because we all have our
57:53
own biases you know we what we like
57:56
certain things more than we like others
57:57
and we're gonna spend more time on the
57:59
things we like than we do on this don't
58:04
like and stories that don't necessarily
58:06
interest one of us enough to compel us
58:10
to cover it you know in depth so there's
58:12
going to be somebody out there that
58:13
would be great to have them do it right
58:16
okay so the next story that you had
58:18
there Trish was oh so here's a bunch of
58:24
stuff about George Soros and him
58:29
controlling the media and the one the
58:35
strategic culture piece it talks about
58:40
how basically and you know Lee Stranahan
58:44
again is a great resource on this
58:47
basically ran Ukraine after the coup I
58:52
mean he he laid out the plan to make it
58:57
happen and what he wanted and then he
58:59
ran the show afterwards it's really did
59:04
and all of this is out there for us to
59:06
see it's just that it gets hidden away
59:09
and the idea that it's conspiracy theory
59:13
to talk about George Soros influence on
59:17
elections and what's going on is just
59:21
uninformed
59:23
because we also know again we've talked
59:25
about this how Macedonia Hungary the
59:28
Netherlands
59:30
Russia has kicked all the Soros NGOs out
59:33
they're all looking into these and
59:35
including in the US I think it was there
59:37
was a group of Republican
59:39
representatives who submitted a request
59:42
in to investigate these NGOs because in
59:47
other countries like in Hungary they
59:48
found that they operate in ways that
59:53
undermine the government and that's you
59:56
know that's just not acceptable so just
60:00
more some people came up with some
60:02
really great mmm fines that I wanted to
60:05
share with you here there's another
60:07
tweet from Charles excuse me Charlie
60:10
Kirk you know that strategic culture and
60:16
here's our friend George Soros looking
60:17
very evil
60:19
okay the tweet here from Charles Charlie
60:23
Kirk yeah he says well listen Arizona
60:28
asking well there you see I like this
60:30
cuz this pertains to what we were just
60:32
talking about last night what I was
60:34
doing here last night yes now it was
60:38
interesting to see so the firsthand
60:40
reporting that I was able to do last
60:41
night thanks to the really generous
60:45
sponsorship that we received allowed us
60:48
to see what was going on not through
60:50
CNN's lens but through my own lens and
60:54
you know I can't say that I spoke to
60:57
anyone who was in fact a paid protester
60:59
but it did find it interesting that
61:01
everyone chanting black lives matters
61:03
was white I don't know what to make of
61:07
that and I hope that's not some sort of
61:09
racially charged comment to say that
61:11
it's just an observation I don't think I
61:13
saw five black people in total last
61:16
night and someone did send me a lengthy
61:18
email as to why they think that's the
61:22
case someone on periscope is saying that
61:26
if Lee Stranahan is dwelling on Soros we
61:29
don't need to cover Soros and again
61:31
we're not trying to cover Soros in
61:34
in a traditional kind of a sense we're
61:36
trying to say you know if people have
61:38
evidence about Soros like I know Jake
61:41
more phoniest has done a lot of
61:42
reporting on John McCain and his links
61:46
to George Soros I want to put that
61:48
together with what Lee Stranahan has
61:50
done like well Charles or tell and
61:54
introduce him to Jared Beck those guys
61:57
have both covered a lot about Clinton
61:59
corruption but when you put them
62:00
together they share information in a way
62:04
that's you know we don't want to be in
62:05
this kind of myopic single view kind of
62:10
kind of a world well and again it's sort
62:13
of just you know these are these are
62:15
stories that people in the crowd source
62:17
community or finding and you know
62:19
they're topics we've been discussing and
62:21
it's just you know metadata right it it
62:25
sort of just helps us move forward with
62:29
identifying you know we're where we need
62:31
to look for trouble and and clearly
62:36
there's something amiss here so Brad Rae
62:40
is saying we should organize and and win
62:44
and I agree with ya yes but in order to
62:46
organize you need organization so when I
62:49
try to organize people tell me I'm
62:51
trying to control things and I think
62:53
Brad and I agree although it's difficult
62:56
to tell from from just a short comment
62:58
what he actually was getting at there
63:01
quv in the comments here on YouTube says
63:04
Jason did you see that the Senate wants
63:07
Trump to call WikiLeaks something like
63:08
an authorized spy agency yeah I did see
63:11
that they want to name it a non-state
63:13
intelligence
63:14
you know hostile intelligence ridiculous
63:16
and I mean I think that's because
63:18
WikiLeaks is exposing truth and I know I
63:23
mean again WikiLeaks is playing an
63:25
important role they're providing
63:28
information they're providing a sort of
63:30
clandestine way rather a an anonymous
63:34
way for whistleblowers to share
63:36
important information and Panama Mike
63:38
wants to extend the capabilities of the
63:41
truth leaks website
63:42
now that's Panama Panama Mike's website
63:45
that he created he used that name
63:48
trying to co-opt George's name I
63:52
personally don't really like that name
63:54
because I think if your truth doesn't
63:56
hold water it's gonna leak so you know
63:59
whatever whatever we want to do with
64:02
that name we can do I love what Panama
64:05
Mike has done he's taken a tremendous
64:06
amount of initiative put a lot of our
64:08
stuff on there done a tremendous amount
64:11
of his own work to move the the the
64:16
effort forward particularly with regards
64:18
to Gilly ani and Gilly touch Gil Yanni
64:24
Gil yeah oh yeah Ariana I'm sorry I'm
64:27
getting all the names confused with the
64:28
mother-in-law who got threatened by
64:30
Imran
64:30
but the deal Jana files I mean again
64:33
that's something that we put out there
64:34
and then we sort of just had too many
64:35
irons in the fire for us to deal with
64:38
all of these things so I mean it would
64:40
be interesting to you know Panama Mike
64:42
almost has like his own his own sub
64:44
group there that's focusing on the deal
64:46
Jana files and if we could get that's
64:48
organized and how we're addressing each
64:50
of these topics maybe we could have a
64:52
group of people looking at the coroner
64:55
and barrington wise names and maybe we
64:57
could have a group of yeah looking at
64:58
the deal Jana files and then bring all
65:00
of that together rather than having it
65:02
all funnel through me or you or any one
65:06
particular person you know organization
65:09
is going to become a bigger and bigger
65:10
part of hopefully what we're doing so we
65:13
know that they've got a lot of actors
65:14
being hired and I think the police were
65:16
aware of that and in my personal
65:19
experience the event was very calm and
65:21
peaceful last night what do we got here
65:26
with the bank info on this tweet from
65:30
Jill tell him um sorry my lab at Debbie
65:37
wasserman-schultz staffer was selling us
65:39
secrets this has got to be one of your
65:41
favorite tweets the talk about Trish
65:43
Julie says I will be frank with you if I
65:47
was trying to rig the outcome of the
65:49
primary trust me I could have Debbie
65:51
wasserman-schultz tall advice oh my
65:54
goodness yes she sure does
65:57
such incredible work she she's a great
66:00
researcher
66:02
she found has son this another
66:06
individual and she and dropped the mic
66:09
were working together and uncovered a
66:12
whole bunch of great information that is
66:15
part of the threads so I wanted to share
66:18
that with people
66:19
in case they're interested in pursuing
66:21
some of that with them or you know
66:26
sharing it with George whatever yep now
66:32
we've got another tweet here from da boo
66:36
seven which is oh here we go
66:39
the Phoenix rent a mob seeks paid actors
66:42
for Trump's visit I'll tell you what a
66:44
lot of rest a lot of restaurants around
66:46
here were closed yesterday because
66:49
really yeah yeah so this type of
66:52
activity is having an impact on the
66:54
local economy of course if people are
66:56
you know afraid for their employees at
66:59
bars and things yeah well the other
67:02
thing that this does and this is
67:04
documented I have there I have some
67:07
there's some State Department cables in
67:09
WikiLeaks documents that discuss how you
67:14
know these tactics of using the the mobs
67:17
in protests situations is a way to
67:24
discourage people from protesting at all
67:26
and then it keeps them in doors and you
67:29
know sort of really squashes people's
67:34
incentive to push back in the face of
67:37
corruption so I can't get my laptop to
67:40
come to work Jason that's well we got to
67:42
figure out how much RAM you've got in
67:44
there and you're out the most economical
67:45
way to get that sorry looking for you
67:47
don't worry about it Trish so I don't
67:49
know if you were able to see this but
67:50
we've got Joe Napoli in the comments Joe
67:52
is on a flight back from his family
67:54
vacation to his home and Joe has been
67:57
working on a lot of great stories a lot
68:01
of good information I don't want to
68:02
reveal too much about it until we get it
68:04
I would prefer to do it that way when we
68:07
have it
68:08
and I believe we've got King James in
68:11
the comments here and of course King
68:13
James had a great phone interview the
68:15
other day he's got a wonderful
68:17
perspective you know of some of the
68:20
Canadian aspects of the Clintons
68:23
corruption and how Canada how the laws
68:26
differ there allowed them to do some
68:28
some funny business so I mean again a
68:31
lot of this stuff that we see is really
68:32
kind of limited in its scope limited in
68:35
its perspective and they do that on
68:36
purpose to be able to control the flow
68:38
of information so that we can't do the
68:40
type of thing that we're doing precisely
68:43
right now yeah okay you had some more
68:48
info in there Trish you had Estonia
68:50
could offer as carly's yeah that that I
68:57
thought was really interesting see if I
69:01
can so this is another type of credible
69:04
currency it would seem from Savile to
69:06
issue crypto tokens would make the
69:08
Republic of Estonia the first country
69:09
with an initial coin offering so that's
69:12
interesting that's a crypto currency
69:14
that's backed by a government something
69:16
we haven't seen yet right and if you
69:18
read as you read in you discover that
69:21
which really surprised me is that you
69:24
can there's like a citizenship aspect to
69:28
it somehow which is um really curious to
69:33
me how that's gonna be handled I'm but
69:38
and and it's an initial they're gonna so
69:41
the its initial it's an initial offering
69:44
so what they're gonna do is like with a
69:46
stock of a company you know you market
69:50
it and you find as many buyers for a
69:53
limited amount of the currency as you're
69:58
going to release and what you try and do
70:01
is get more people to want it than than
70:05
what you have available and moon' that's
70:08
yeah yes so there's all this marketing
70:11
that goes into it too but it's they're
70:13
doing it like an IPO of a stock which is
70:16
really interesting to me and also
70:18
suggests that the
70:20
the whole world of cryptocurrency is
70:23
really taking hold because doing an
70:27
initial offering is a very highly
70:30
organized very expensive proposition so
70:35
you would only do that under
70:38
circumstances where there was some real
70:42
traction for some boy 26 who frequently
70:45
has very insightful comments is saying
70:47
that it's stupid for Estonia to do that
70:49
Bitcoin or aetherium is already
70:52
established and this could be a scam so
70:54
I mean against an interesting input I
70:57
don't know that much about crypto it
70:59
absolutely could be
71:01
you know I I have said before I don't
71:03
know a ton about cryptocurrency the way
71:06
it works or sort of the the technology
71:10
that protects it not just the blockchain
71:13
that is utilized for moving it around
71:17
but so it could be I mean I'd love to
71:23
hear from somebody if they had research
71:25
on that yeah we're gonna try to make a
71:27
stronger effort to get some
71:29
cryptocurrency experts as guests to
71:32
explain to us and the crowdsource
71:33
community welcome expect because we're
71:35
hearing more and more about
71:36
cryptocurrency all the time of course
71:38
there's a lot of well-established
71:39
experts where newbies in this field so
71:42
we don't claim to know much about it
71:44
just observing that Bitcoin seems to be
71:46
remaining very strong over $4,100 in
71:49
aetherium is over $300 so I don't know
71:52
too much about finance investing stocks
71:55
any of that kind of stuff but it's
71:57
interesting to see McAfee say three
71:59
years Bitcoin will be five hundred
72:01
thousand dollars per Bitcoin Trish I
72:04
mean it's certainly possible
72:06
remember Russia just announced that it
72:10
will be investing a hundred million
72:11
dollars in mining bitcoins so my my
72:16
understanding is it takes a lot of
72:18
electricity and horse power to mine it I
72:21
have no idea how it works I think it
72:22
takes a lot of computing power to miners
72:25
right invest electricity yeah yeah so so
72:29
Cosmo sherry has noticed that
72:31
my throat is sore I was screaming at the
72:34
top of my lungs at the rally last night
72:36
through a curled up Trump sign to make a
72:40
megaphone screaming spy ring in Congress
72:43
and a wand Bert did he mention it or do
72:46
people talking about that people around
72:50
me did start to notice and some people
72:54
even joined in with me with the
72:55
screaming I think it would be
72:57
interesting to see if anybody can listen
73:00
to a mainstream broadcast and hear me
73:03
saying that Margo on periscope is saying
73:07
that it's mostly computing power and if
73:09
you had a computer that was very
73:11
electrically efficient then it you know
73:14
I don't know if the electricity is the
73:15
best biggest expense so much as having
73:18
your computer you need massive computing
73:20
power yeah yeah yeah you need like a
73:22
data center type of thing with lots of
73:24
computers and obviously that costs money
73:26
and a time the electric bill over time
73:28
it's certainly a cost but when you
73:30
consider the fact that bitcoin is just
73:33
soaring in value all the time it's
73:35
pretty amazing
73:35
free MPEG thinks it was hilarious that I
73:38
was screaming at the president last
73:39
night I agree it was pretty funny I mean
73:42
that's again it's a crowdsource moment I
73:43
was there people were saying you know
73:45
get closer get closer and I made my way
73:48
up to the closest position I could get
73:50
to I was right up against the fence
73:51
there was a little kid sitting there and
73:53
I and people said you know get a sign
73:55
and make a bullhorn so I did and that
73:58
definitely made my voice more effective
74:00
so that is crowdsource
74:02
right there so it was pretty cool and I
74:05
think it was incredibly notable that you
74:09
know and and newsworthy that what you
74:12
found there was a very calm Amina Bowl
74:16
group of people who have been pegged as
74:20
these you know racist right fascist you
74:24
know subhuman animals and you know these
74:29
are they were nothing like what the way
74:32
they've been portrayed by the mainstream
74:34
media and it is really infuriating CNN
74:38
made it seem like a warzone DIY on
74:41
periscope says they were screaming at
74:43
home
74:44
so that's pretty good interactive
74:46
broadcast in that regard people would
74:48
you say we're there
74:49
do you know what the room was packed I
74:52
have no way of estimating but it was a
74:54
big Convention Center and it was very
74:56
very so tens of thousands probably if it
74:58
was well then was it that big I don't
75:01
know about tens of thousands I mean it
75:03
wasn't Madison Square Garden or anything
75:05
like that but I mean definitely maybe
75:08
1520 thousand okay I mean I don't know I
75:12
would say under ten thousand but the
75:14
room was packed and that's a lot that's
75:17
definitely very full so you know I've
75:20
been trying all day to complete this
75:22
really really compelling interview that
75:24
I did with Michael McMahon who was an
75:27
FBI whistleblower and there have been so
75:29
many a little bit about him so people
75:32
know yeah well Michael was a highly
75:35
decorated naval officer who then went to
75:38
work for the FBI and he Wow free Impex
75:42
has 19,000 people there I guess that's
75:44
possible so Michael is very anxious as I
75:48
am to have everyone hear his interview
75:52
and as soon as this broadcast ends I'm
75:54
going to carry on my work with that and
75:56
try to get Michael's interview up
75:57
tonight because we definitely want to
75:59
bring Michael's information into the
76:01
crowd source community and even Michael
76:02
himself and I want to text him back I'm
76:06
not sure if he's watching the broadcast
76:08
right now but I wanted to know that I've
76:11
been doing everything I can to get that
76:12
done the other thing I want people to
76:14
remember is that you know it's he's got
76:18
he's got folks in DC waiting it's very
76:20
hard to do all this stuff answer all the
76:22
emails and create the broadcasts each
76:24
night so let's do this Trish let's try
76:26
and just wrap up some more of these
76:29
tweets that you've got here
76:31
Imran I'm not able to pull them up so
76:34
Chilam is tweeting about Imran Owens
76:36
relative who would have done anything
76:38
for money including selling data email I
76:43
think yeah she's been on a tear today so
76:46
yeah yeah I I highly recommend her she's
76:50
a just really great research her like I
76:53
said and and drop the mic or very good
76:57
just killing it today
76:58
all right so I apologize to the people
77:00
that didn't like what we were talking
77:02
about at the top of the broadcast but
77:04
that's the way it goes I actually had
77:07
found this particular article talking
77:10
about how Ben Carson may have been in
77:12
violation of the Hatch Act by appearing
77:15
at the Trump rally last night and you
77:20
know it's amazing to me that they care
77:22
about Ben Carson showing up to support
77:25
the sitting president but I don't know
77:28
did the Washington Post cover anything
77:32
about Andrew McCabe going to his wife's
77:35
Senate state Senate campaign and
77:38
accepting 675,000 or or almost a million
77:43
whatever the number was you know you
77:46
know violating I think you now over a
77:48
million right from your from the
77:50
estimates or something yeah I find that
77:52
to be a much more egregious violation of
77:54
the Hatch Act than ben Carson showing up
77:56
in Phoenix last night as a matter of
77:58
fact this might make six people six
78:00
black people at the rally if Ben Carson
78:02
who's there
78:03
because there really was a lack of
78:04
diversity that's one thing I would
78:06
express disappointment
78:07
I don't think Phoenix is terribly
78:09
diverse is it I mean in general I think
78:12
I saw somebody said the population the
78:15
black population is like six percent or
78:17
something so it's pretty small but I
78:21
mean I don't know truth shrugs on
78:24
YouTube here who I seem to recall was
78:26
making some pretty disparaging comments
78:28
earlier is asking me if I plan to go see
78:31
defang Oh while I'm in Phoenix I do not
78:33
have any plans to go see them I wish him
78:36
well yeah I won't be I won't be seeing
78:39
him on this trip I do have plans I did
78:42
initially plan to meet with either Mike
78:45
Zullo or Sheriff Joe Arpaio and that
78:50
unfortunately was not able to happen I
78:52
was a little disappointed that Mike was
78:54
not able to make himself available he's
78:57
busy I understand completely but what I
79:01
have done Trish is I wasn't able to
79:03
change the flight it was gonna cost a
79:04
lot of money to change the flight so I
79:06
just decided to stay here I had booked
79:08
you know a two days stay so that I can
79:10
have today to meet with the sheriff and
79:14
also all of tomorrow so I'm got no hotel
79:17
room tomorrow and I'll fly out tomorrow
79:19
night
79:20
okay I'm sorry tree shrugs I may have I
79:23
may have mistook another handle for you
79:25
true shrugs did not make a disparaging
79:27
comment I retract that three strikes
79:29
that would be very unusual someone truth
79:31
something else was saying a lot of stuff
79:33
before so that that was a thing but I
79:36
will be leaving tomorrow night and
79:38
tomorrow during the day what I'm going
79:40
to do is I'm going to go and tour the
79:42
reverse-osmosis the factory for the
79:45
reverse-osmosis company that I've spoken
79:48
about and they're gonna help me
79:51
understand a little bit about reverse
79:52
osmosis technology and again that has
79:55
nothing to do with the yuan brothers but
79:57
I do think it's a big deal that say the
80:01
Flint the city of Flint Michigan you
80:04
know some politician there made a
80:06
decision to change where their water
80:07
supply was coming from and the higher
80:09
level of alkalinity in the water caused
80:12
the aging infrastructure of the city of
80:15
Flint to release lead into the water and
80:18
poison children maybe if we can help
80:21
educate people in the crowd source
80:23
community about the benefits of reverse
80:26
osmosis water filtration and the
80:28
benefits of drinking filtered water
80:30
versus straight tap water even if you're
80:33
living in the sylvia city with you know
80:35
healthy drinking water that might help
80:38
people and that's something i'm very
80:39
interested in so we're gonna expand out
80:41
into other areas while simultaneously
80:43
focusing down the way we handle some of
80:46
these things and try to make the best
80:49
use of the time that has been generously
80:51
sponsored by an anonymous crowdsource
80:53
community member who unless they say
80:55
they want me to reveal who they are I
80:57
won't but tomorrow we'll be doing that
80:59
and Trish I want to thank you for
81:02
spending an hour and a half here on your
81:04
birthday I'm sorry for everything that
81:08
has happened with George I really wish
81:09
it could have gone another way I think
81:12
there's still a possibility
81:13
you just never know yeah yeah bring it
81:16
back from the the sort of terrible place
81:18
it's in right now I think it's very
81:20
unlikely but it would
81:22
ever be the same again but I think we
81:24
can learn from the past hopefully
81:27
correct any mistakes that we've made
81:29
hopefully find a new understanding
81:31
I do hope that happens I hope we can
81:34
work with George in some productive way
81:36
in the future we aren't doing that right
81:38
now I'm very sorry about that I'm sorry
81:41
to the people watching that feel
81:44
similarly sad about that but well and
81:48
the other thing too is like there are a
81:49
lot of people who don't want us to talk
81:51
about it and I get that but at the same
81:53
time there are a lot of people who are
81:55
also you know personally invested in
81:57
this and they want to know and you know
81:59
we sort of what we're doing is a little
82:01
bit of reality TV in the sense that it's
82:04
not scripted right we're not doing any
82:06
you know weird antics or anything but
82:09
it's sort of you get to see like you
82:11
know this sort of the messy business of
82:13
truck you to get you know an
82:15
organization off the ground and try
82:18
people trying to work together and you
82:20
know all of us have our fallibilities
82:22
and that's that's you know that's real
82:26
life so there's a misunderstanding in
82:28
the comments right now Casey I'm not
82:30
saying that George is bad I'm just
82:32
saying that we got to a point where we
82:34
were no longer able to work with him and
82:36
I feel that he's doing a lot of things
82:38
that are destructive to himself and I
82:41
wish he could get in front of that
82:43
Evelyn I'm sad as well I do not want to
82:46
see anything bad happen to George I
82:50
would like to help George that was only
82:54
my intention ever was to help George
82:57
obviously I wanted to also have a
83:00
mutually beneficial relationship we're
83:02
working together we could help each
83:04
other and when that stopped happening I
83:07
eventually had to make a decision and
83:08
that decision was to primarily help
83:11
myself so anyway hopefully that's all we
83:15
need to say about that the only reason
83:18
we brought it up was because so many
83:20
people were contacting me about it and
83:22
of course we had the sort of interaction
83:25
on Twitter earlier today so let's let's
83:27
hopefully have this behind us
83:29
I wish George the best for real
83:31
sincerely I hope we can get past any non
83:34
since between us and hopefully get back
83:36
to working productively together in some
83:41
capacity I'm not sure why I've left ben
83:44
Carson up there on the screen for quite
83:46
so long but it's difficult to focus on
83:49
all these different things at once Trish
83:51
I'm trying like everyone to do my best
83:54
there and thanks again for joining me
83:57
tonight Trish everyone who's watching at
83:59
home on an airplane wherever you might
84:01
be safe travels to Big Joe Napoli we're
84:04
gonna have a lot of exciting news from
84:06
Joe either later this week or next week
84:09
I will be back at HQ Friday morning and
84:12
spend the rest of the day tomorrow here
84:14
in Arizona and thanks very much
84:17
everybody
84:18
thank you and thank you everybody who's
84:20
hanging in there with us you do
84:23
appreciate it happy birthday attrition
84:25
thanks bye