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This fucking shit is just driving me nuts. Oh, what's that?

Talk, Kel.

Hi. I think I have a rocket launcher. How do I get to my rocket launcher?

Run!

I'm in the storm. All right, I don't know how to change weapons.

Cool, that sounds perfect actually.

Um, cool, we're rolling.

Oh no, there's somebody. Move, I, I gotta run.

Did you see me? Ooh, what's this?

This is where I could have used my ice cream feet. I don't know how to turn around. Okay, I'll go this way.

Oh, all right.

Oh no, I'm in the storm. All right, finally got a gun. 10 players remaining. All right, finally got a gun.

You got it. Just save.

You're right in my way. I cannot see.

I forget, Kel, it might seem like I'm in your way. I'm trying to figure some shit out.

I'm in the low ground. Jacob. Fuck.

Yeah, I died in the storm.

You died in the storm?

Yeah, I couldn't figure out how to turn around.

Jeez.

But I got 6th.

All right, let's see what we can do. They can hear us. Uh, we got a lot. We have some. Hey, hey, hey! Welcome to the Pharma Problem. I'm Dr. Fuchs. This is Dr. Kraps— Krauts. Wait, what's your last name?

I'm not— I'm not on this.

Yes, you are, Dr. Fuchs. There's 2 Dr. Fuchs here. You know, because that's the way it should have been.

Uh-huh. Uh-huh.

What?

Just kidding. Awkward.

There we go.

Now they can't see me. Harvey, let's go back in here, right? Harvey, did you lock Harvey out?

Oh no, he's right there. Come here, buddy.

Come here.

I didn't see you.

All right, let's do it.

Cool. All right. All right.

What are you looking at?

Instagram.

What on Instagram?

Nothing.

There's nothing.

Looking for some bad guys.

Oh, you bitch.

You're mine. Motherfucker, I didn't even think they had a gun.

It isn't a rare occurrence nowadays for a rapper or a singer— To bring up the Illuminati in one of their songs. But more than 2 decades ago, that is the exact thing that Wu-Tang did at a time that nobody in the industry was warning us about the Illuminati. In 1998, rapper Raskaz released the song The End, and at the very end of the song, there was an excerpt from a Jordan Maxwell interview. And in the interview, he was dropping straight knowledge about Illuminati. One year later, in 1999, Wu-Tang released Wu Chronicles Chapter One, a compilation album that featured multiple artists. And on that album, Wu-Tang put Razkaz's song The End and kept the Jordan Maxwell outro on it. This is that exact outro. Check this shit out.

But for the average person out there, they've never heard this term. Jordan explained to people what Illuminati means. Well, it comes from the word. The word Illuminati comes from the Latin word illuminare or illumine, which means light. And so anyone who is enlightened or brilliant— of course, those who are the most enlightened are called brilliant.

Well, it comes from Lucifer.

Well, we're really talking about here is Lucifer, the fallen angel. As I was saying, it implies those who hold the light, the enlightened ones, and they, they set us as statues of In fact, those, uh, those ancient Illuminati set us a statue called the Statue of Liberty. It's holding the torch, the torch of illumination, which is the Promethean torch of Freemasonry. And if you go to the Statue of Liberty, you'll see a bronze plaque inside saying that this was given to the government of America by the French Grand Orient Temple Masons, and it is a symbol of Grand Orient.

That's right.

Freemasonry in America, the holder of the light. That's exactly the same torch that is carried during the Olympics. It is the torch of the Illuminati.

It's not the torch of freedom. No, it's the torch of the Illuminati.

Illumination.

It isn't a rare occurrence nowadays for a rapper or a singer to bring—

Alaska doing a lawsuit. We're way out in the Aleutian Islands getting ready to leave and go back to Anchorage, And then home. And I had a ticket in my pocket to get on an airplane. A pastor came up and he said, listen, I can save you money. I said, how's that? He said, I flew a small airplane up here and I fly a small airplane and I can take you in my little airplane and you can save your ticket. And this did not sound— I said, gee, thank you so very, very much, but I've got this ticket. What's the ticket? We'll just make our way on home, me and this other lawyer with me. He said, no, no, no, you gotta do it, you gotta do it. And against every better judgment I had, I said okay. Well, we went out to the airport, took a spy's little plane, and I looked at it and I thought, well, one good thing, it's shiny. Then he walked around it. We got in. He's on the left front, I'm on the right front. The other lawyer's sitting right behind me, and he started it up, and it started up just fine. Well, we taxied out. I said, should we pray? He said, yeah, that's a good idea. We normally don't. I said, well, this time we're gonna. And I'm telling you, I prayed 5, 8 minutes. I prayed a long time. We went and got on the runway. He starts down the runway. The plane lifted off ever so gently, and we start climbing. And it's wonderful, not a problem in the world. We started climbing and we flew probably 3, 4 minutes and something happened that will never leave my mind. The pilot turned to me and he said, we're going in the clouds and I can't fly in clouds, they make me pass out. I said, clouds make you do what? Now it's been cloudy all And we go right up into the clouds and you can't see anything. And he looks at me and his eyes roll back in his head and he starts mumbling and he passes out. Passed out cold. Now I grabbed him and I shook him and I said, come on, you got to wake up so I can kill you. Now we're in the clouds flying along with no pilot, and my friend in the back seat said, we're dead, aren't we? I said, there's a very good Good chance of that, yes. He said, what are we gonna do? I said, I don't know. But there was a radio right there, and I handed him the microphone and I said, start asking for help. So he's in the back seat reaching up and he said, hello, hello. We didn't know any proper radio etiquette. All we were saying was hello. And somebody answered back, hello, hello, don't you guys know proper radio etiquette? And I said, give— I said, we don't know nothing. Tell them we're in an airplane with a passed out pilot. And they don't let me fly this plane. The guy said, I'm a freighter flying out of Anchorage on the way to Tokyo. And he said, you're telling me you have nobody who can fly that plane with you? He said, tell him that's correct. Now you gotta understand, I am sweating bullets. He said, the first thing I'm gonna do is start circling so I don't lose you, because I'll fly out of range of your radio and you won't have me anymore. And he said, I'm gonna get Anchorage emergency for you. And Anchorage Emergency will be the people that can maybe help you, try to save your life. After about 5 minutes, Anchorage came on, said, we understand you have a passed-out pilot and those of you do not know how to fly that plane. We said, that's right. They said, well, the first thing we got to do is find you. And I'll never forget what this man at Anchorage said. He said, my job is to get you home safe. He said, that's my job. But he said, here's the deal, if you want me to get you home safe, I won't you're going to save have to help me.

I'm going to have to help you?

you. You gotta promise me you'll obey my voice. He said, you can't see me, but I can see you. And he said, if you're not gonna obey my voice, you're gonna die. When you can't see anything, you have no idea how disorientated you become. Finally, he said, okay, I found you. Now hear me clear. He said, you're 4 minutes from a mountain. He said, you're gonna crash in that mountain and die. Follow my voice. I never I said, I have to follow your voice? Is that reasonable? You see, I understood without his voice I had nothing. And do you understand, without God's voice you have nothing.

Amen.

Nothing. Finally, he got us turned and he said, I'm freezing all the traffic in the area. He said, it's going to take me an hour and a half to get you to Anchorage. And there's a lot of weather between you and Anchorage. You're in for a rough ride. And he said, I want you to hear me. I don't want you to look at what's going on outside. I don't want you to pay attention to the storm, just my voice. He said, if you start watching the storm, you will die, but I'll take you through it.

Wow.

Now, because they cleared all the traffic, several pilots, those nighttime freighters, those 747s, started talking To us. They said, we're praying for you, Ben.

You're going to make it.

I missed COVID.

I know, dude. You know what? I knew there was trouble when anyone that came to our country didn't have to get a vaccine.

And I go, if you're telling me I can't go to work, but everyone, everyone coming in doesn't have to get one, I go, well, once we found out when Fauci said, okay, I'm sorry, if you've had 2 boosters and 2 vaccines, you can get and give COVID to another guy who's had 5 vaccines and 4 boosters. What's the difference between a vaccine and a booster? I don't know, just more vaccine, but booster sounds better. Anyway, a guy with 25 vaccines would get and give COVID to another guy with 25 vaccines. That's why I'm introducing the daily COVID shot. Every day you get a shot. By the time you get to your car, you got no immunity, but it's a beautiful 39 seconds. I missed COVID.

I know.

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But I am telling you, I was a police officer for 20 years.

I was friends with a tiny homeless man, 4'9 homeless man. After 15 years, one day he just said, David, it's time. I'll tell you my life story. He told me the craziest story I could ever have heard as a police officer. Uh, 10 days later he gets killed in a really bizarre way. So I was working, I'll do the job at the movie theater in uniform, and this tiny little dude would come in and, uh, you know, just like you just see somebody over and over and that's how relationships start, you know, just go approach people you don't know.

What happened?

Yeah, hide, hide over here.

I would ask him, because he was always in the movies, so I would ask him about the movie he just saw, and that's kind of how the relationship started. And then I would see him out on the streets and we would talk more and more. And this guy, this little guy, had such knowledge about the world. Now, the other thing I want to stop and say is I tried getting him off the streets, you know. I tried to say, hey, you know, we have shelters, hey, I have these programs, I have this, what can I do to help you get off the streets?

Right.

But as you mentioned, you said the word Baker, and cops know what that means in Florida. For the rest of us, you know, it's a mental illness where a Baker Act means that the person is a danger to themselves or to others, and if we left them alone untreated, you know, it would cause harm to themselves. My little guy never met that criteria that, you know, I could force him to a hospital or into some type of doctor's care. So we just stayed friends, and I kind of had that, you know, you just kind of get that feeling Um, that the guy doesn't want you to peer too much into his past, and I didn't. So we would just talk about politics and laugh a lot. So fast forward 15 years of this friendship, of just meeting for coffee, having a sandwich, and he looks me in the eye one day and he says, Dave, I got to tell you who I really am. So as cops, yeah, we're a skeptical bunch. So I'm like, all right, here it is. He's gonna tell me he's wanted here, I killed these people, and, you know, I'm about to turn myself in. I don't know what he's gonna say, but I'm super nervous because I really did enjoy talking to the guy. I really thought, uh, he had a lot of interesting philosophical ideas that he would actually, you know, constantly prep me and test me. So here's a homeless guy kind of teaching me.

Yeah.

And that's the other thing about being humble is everyone on this earth can teach you something. So I was picking up stuff from him and learning stuff from him. So what does he say? He says, I was the smallest man ever served in the U.S. military, and my mind's like impossible. But he keeps going. He goes, "Yeah, I served over in Vietnam with the 101st Airborne, and then after my first tour, I went back to Special Forces School and became a Green Beret." I was like, "A Green Beret? Yes." So it's like now the story is getting even crazier. And then after, I started working undercover operations with the ATF, and I don't want you to look into those things because you know those things. Some of those things are still classified. And then I did some private military contract work. I did some private military contract for the CIA. And I'm like, he's got his story down. And I love my friend, but man, he's obviously much more delusional than I can possibly believe. He starts telling me this information. I'm getting nervous that maybe he wasn't really, you know, as mentally stable as I thought.

Okay.

Yeah. Basically, he's telling me he's Kevin. So, so, I mean, I just I left there, you know, with a real shaken feeling and feeling bad because, you know, it's like now from now on I kind of look at him as somebody really much more damaged than I initially thought. So I go home that night and I'm taking off my uniform and I'm not even gonna think about whatever. Let me check on the, you know, Google, who is the smallest guy? And all of a sudden these old newspaper articles, smallest man wants to join the military, smallest man wants to become a Green Beret, and it's him.

Oh my God.

So I'm like, holy shit. The most interesting human being on the face of the earth, the most remarkable, the most incredible, has been living here in Aventura on the streets. And he slept under a tree, and a million people every day would pass him by and not even give him a look. And this is the most interesting man in the entire earth.

Yeah.

So I ran back to him the next day, and he looked at my face. He goes, hey, you didn't believe me. I knew it when I was telling this story. Now you believe me. So I was like, yeah. And he goes, look. I said, Rich, why'd you tell me? He goes, look, You know, I feel like my life is a cautionary tale of what went wrong when I got out of the military in Vietnam and how I eventually became homeless. And somehow he goes, Dave, somehow I want you to tell my story. And I'm thinking to myself, well, I mean, you know, eventually I'll just collect his information and I'll just, you know, try to find a real filmmaker, a real writer to take over this thing. And, you know, for the next 2 years I'll interview Richard. That's the mistake we all make.

Yeah.

That we think we have time with people and you just never know. So, 10 days after he made this incredible revelation, he gets killed in a really bizarre hit and run. We could jump into the hit and run, you know, a little bit later, and I have no problem talking about it. I usually don't promote it because it's just, it's just such an ugly negative thing, but we can certainly talk about it as cops, especially since the Suspect worked for Miami-Dade Homicide Unit.

This is your chance.

The New York Times and CNN shared a story with photos of immigrant children in cages. It turns out the photos were From 2014, during the Obama administration, CNN edited the video to make it appear as though Trump impatiently dumped a box of fish food into the water in Japan. The full video showed Trump had simply followed the lead of Japan's prime minister. In December 2018, NBC reported Trump was the first president since 2002 not to visit the troops at Christmas time. But Trump actually left the White House on Christmas to visit. In November 2019, Newsweek falsely reported that President Trump was spending Thanksgiving golfing in Florida. He was actually in Afghanistan serving dinner to U.S. troops. Time incorrectly reported that President Trump had removed the bust statue of Martin Luther King Jr. from the Oval Office. That false news went viral. TMZ reported Trump had changed the name of Black History Month to African American History Month, implying the change was Is there not a time? Turns out Presidents Obama, George W. Bush, and Clinton all called Black History Month African American History Month. Also, the Washington Post reported on the cabinet battle over Trump's immigration order. The article was repeatedly updated to note that one of the reported meetings did not actually occur, a conference call did not happen as described in the article, and actions attributed to Trump were actually carried out by his chief of staff. And the New York Times Reported on supposed contacts between Trump campaign staff and senior Russian intelligence officials. FBI Director James Comey later testified it was not true.

That report by the New York Times was not true.

Is that a fair statement?

In the main, it was not true.

Credo che sia molto importante che la gente.

In May, the BBC and the Guardian reported because Trump wasn't wearing headsets, he didn't bother to listen to the translation at a speech by Italy's prime minister. But Trump was wearing his earpiece in his right ear as always, said the White House. In June 2017, NBC News reported that Russian President Putin said he had compromising information about Trump. Actually, Putin said the opposite. Do you have something damaging on our president?

Well, this is just not a load of nonsense.

Where would we get this information from?

CNN and ABC falsely reported that FBI Director Comey was going to refuse Donald Trump's claim that Comey assured him 3 times he wasn't under investigation. Instead, Comey confirmed Trump's claim under oath. It appears that you actually volunteered that assurance, is that correct?

That's correct.

CNN retracted a report claiming Congress was investigating a Russian investment fund with ties to Trump officials. Newsweek reported Poland's first lady refused to shake Trump's hand but later Acknowledged she did. Bloomberg and the Wall Street Journal falsely reported Special Counsel Robert Mueller had subpoenaed Trump's bank records. AP reported a new survey showed trust in the media had fallen during the Trump presidency, but the survey was actually conducted under President Obama. The New York Times said a hypothetical family's tax bill would rise nearly $4,000 under Trump's tax plan. It turns out their taxes would actually go down $43. ABC aired video purportedly showing a slaughter and horrific report of atrocities against Kurds by Turkey after President Trump withdrew U.S. troops.

This video right here appearing to show Turkey's military bombing Kurd civilians in a Syrian border town.

But the video was file tape from a training video in the U.S. CBS aired a story in March of 2020 supposedly showing a New York hospital crowded with coronavirus patients.

It's all hands on deck in America's It was actually file tape from Italy.

A week later, CBS News mistakenly used the Italy video again. The New York Times and CNN shared a story with photos of immigrant children in cages. It turns out the photos were from 2014 during the Obama administration. CNN edited a video to make it appear as though Trump impatiently dumped a box of fish food into the water in Japan.

The Let's see what we got here.

Oh no.

I am Wiener Man.

No!

Did you see the health? That's some horseshit. You know what, fuck this game. I'm gonna play the one—