Hey guys, welcome back to the Conspiracy Podcast. C, we are here again. Martin Luther King Jr, part three, everybody. We’ve made it. We’ve arrived at the finale, cuz [bleep] itching for this [bleep]. If you have not listened to episode one and two, make sure you do that, because you’re ridiculous. You haven’t? You’re really just a fool. I don’t, I don’t, you should. I don’t trust you anymore. That’s right. So in, in part one, we went over the basic story of MLK and what he had done, all the way leading up to his assassination. And then we went into part two, and that was about James R Reay and the committee, the FBI committee that, over the official investigation of, uh, the assassination.

Exhaust, exhaustive, exhaustive, I love that word. So here we are in part three, and this is the conspiracies that are involved with Martin Luther King Jr. All right, let’s do this, [bleep]. Yeah, so, uh, or is here, by the way. Yeah, what up, what up, what up, I’m just busy shooting some content. Kings over here, what I’m saying. So this is the best part of, of what we do, which is, this is the theories, this is the, uh, yeah, that’s, that’s the best part of what we do right there. That’s the best part right there. This, these are the theories, these are the things, these are the, the conspiracies.

And I feel like people will listen to literally, like, wait three weeks, and they’re like, [bleep], finally, for this. Jesus, been waiting for this the whole time. I know half of the people are like, I [bleep] hate history. Shut, shut up, Eric. Interestingly enough, though, like, it’s, it’s the opposite. I know you’re trying to make a joke, but like, man, everybody enjoys, like, I didn’t know all this, like, data, all this background. All, I personally enjoy it. Same here. That’s true, it’s cool. It actually reminds me of Shane Gillis, and he’s, he’s like, he’s like, man, if you’re in history, you know, like, you’re like early on, set, Republican, he’s like, if you ever, like, think, learn what’s going on, like, if you ever think, they, like, man, World War II is the [bleep], like, you’re like, you better watch out.

I, so this one is a little bit less scripted, and, um, you know, more tu, tu, this is more, you know, the, the theories that are involved with this. Uh, obviously, if you haven’t listened to episode one and two, go back. Yeah, go back, we say this all the time, but go back. Yeah, you know, it’s kind of stupid if you don’t. I mean, this is the good part, but still, it’s not going build up to the goods, you know. Right, so, so, uh, we’re going to go over a couple of the main conspiracies that exist, and here we go. You guys ready? Yeah. Yes.

So the first one, and the biggest one that exists, and there’s probably the most, what, what did you say the other day, the most legs? Oh, it’s got legs, it’s got legs. So do I, uh, and that’s that. The FBI and the CIA killed Martin Luther. Oh yeah, I’m, I’m super, I’m super down for this. Yeah, so, like, I’m already, can I just get my thought, you totally trusted the government. I already believe, you trust, like, I’m like, just put me down for this one right now. You’re sold, you’re sold, just on that? End of the episode. I, and on, so some theories suggest that government agencies, the FBI and the CIA, were involved, right, and here’s why.

The FBI, the FBI monitored MLK from 1955 until his death. That’s ridiculous, like, but they say why, through covert operations, wiretapping, and surveillance, right. Hoover, Jedar Hoover, suspected that Martin Luther King was influenced by Communists, and so he intensified, he’s like, peace, [bleep], kamie, so he, so he intensified his actions and criticized King. In 1964, and there was a program called cointelpro, mhm, which King faced, FBI surveillance revealing alleged sexual affairs and communist ties. I, I just, I feel like, at literally the, that was like during the time, you know, Russia’s Public Enemy Number One, it’s, you could just say anyone was a comm, and you’re like, they’re like, [bleep], and then government’s like, [bleep], everybody turns against them, [bleep] him, piece of [bleep].

And honestly, honestly, uh, one terrifying parts of history to me is this communist accusation period. Well, I think that that was like the, every single person, like, oh, you knew this guy, you had a beer with him, communist, communist, I feel like that was, ruin your life, ruin your family, you’re [bleep] done. That was the beginning of, I think that was like the precursor to the Patriot Act. Yeah, it, it’s insane, they were like, oh, they’re like, oo, we could use this to, like, pretty much delete your rights as a, as a citizen, because you’re, because you’re supposed communist. And then, like, obviously, patriotic happen, and they’re, well, if we consider you, if you’re labeled as a, a terrorist or potential terrorist, you literally, National Security behind that, again, you literally lose all rights, like, legally lose all rights.

Yeah, so after World War II, it was probed as a national security threat. That was the first time, security, that was the first time they used the term national security threat. I just don’t know, what, what would he, what did he [bleep] say that made him, like, a, we are all equal, we’re just regular people, he’s like, you know, whatever, [bleep]. So there was something called the Racial Matters Program, and that intensified in 1962 with the approval of Wirs. That was authorized, it was called Racial Matters. Yeah, that’s what they called it, racial, Racial Matters Program. See, this, this literally makes it seem like it has nothing to do with communism.

So here’s what’s wild, in 1964, a package that contained a letter and a tape recording, allegedly of King having sexual indiscretions, were delivered to his address, to his wife. Recordings of him supposedly having extral marital affairs, but how do they know, it’s like, him? She’s like, that sounds just like him, right, like, how do they [bleep] know that that was him? This letter was also anonymously written, and Martin Luther King suspected that the FBI sent the package. Oh, for now, if you read it, it’s [bleep] insane, the letter. Oh my God, is insane. Listen here, Dr Black, we’re going to, I’m going to read a couple parts of it, but it’s so insane, I didn’t even want to read the whole thing.

Can I, want me to read it? Yeah. M, okay, make you feel more comfortable if I read it. Insane, like, just super racially charged. So it’s like, in view of your lowgrade abnormal personal behavior, I will not dignify your name with either a Mis or a Reverend, and this is like, weird, it’s like, it’s like typed, because some of the letters are lower, so it’s like, with a me, it’s the E, so it’s on a typewriter, um, or a Reverend or a Doctor, and your last name calls to mind only the type of King, such a King Henry VII, and his countless acts of adultery and immoral conduct, lower than that of a beast.

Like, okay, like, ridiculous, [bleep] hard. King, look into your heart, you know you are a complete fraud, and a great liability to all us Negroes. Oh, so they’re trying to make it sound like it came from black dude. Okay, so cuz he’s going to have [bleep], hightech [bleep] recording devices up in your, [bleep]. White people in this country have enough frauds of their own, but I, I am sure they don’t have one at this time that is anywhere near your equal, you are no clergyman, and you know it, I repeat, you are a colossal fraud and an evil, vicious one at that, you cannot believe in God and act as you do, clearly you don’t believe in any personal moral principles.

King, like all frauds, your end is approaching, you could have been our greatest leader, leader, you, even at an early age, have turned out to be not a leader, but a dis, dissolute, abnormal, moral imbecile, we will now have to depend on our older leaders like Wilkins, a man of character, and thank God we have others like him, but you are done, your honorary degrees, your Nobel Prize, what a grim farce, and other awards will not save you, King, I repeat. Your, this does not sound like a [bleep], Ian, sounds like a, no dude, keep going, keep going, sounds like he’s like a Princeton professor.

What a, what a noble, Fal King, no person can overcome facts, not even a fraud like your, he’s going to say fraud like seven [bleep] thousand times. Lend your sexually psychotic ear to the enclosure, you will find yourself, and in all your dirt, filth, evil, and moronic talk, exposed in the record for all time, I repeat, no person can argue successfully against facts, you are finished, you will find on the record for all time your filthy, dirty, evil companions, male and females, giving expression with you to your hideous abnormalities, and some of them to pretend to be Ministers of the Gospel, Satan could not do more, what incredible evilness, it is all there on the record, your sexual ories, listen to yourself, you filthy abnormal animal.

I mean, this is like, I mean, my God. You are on the rec, this a 17th times said, you’re on, on the record. You have been on the record, all your adulterous acts, your sexual ories, extending far into the past, this one is but a tiny sample, you will understand this. Wow, this is like really bad grammar here. Uh, yes, from your various evil, play, playmates, and they, they, they make mistakes, and like, on a typewriter you can go over and you can, like, type the right things, there’s like multiple mistakes, this, like, literally multiple. Your various evil playmates on the east coast, to, in like crazy spacing, and others on the west coast, and outside the country.

Country, you are on the record, King, you are done. The American public, the church organizations that have been helping, Protestant, Catholic, and Jews, will know you for what you are, an evil, abnormal beast, so will others who have backed you, you are done. Okay, so this is ridiculous. King, there is only one. Thing left for you to do, you know what it is, you have just 34 days, you have just 34 days, like, there’s so many days in which to do this. This exact number has been selected for a specific reason, it has definite practical significant, significant, and they spelled significant like wrong with two Fs.

Uh, you are done, there is but one way for you, you better take it before your filthy abnormal fraudulent, they just [bleep] fraudulent up, and, like, like, multiple corrections, your fraudulent self is bared to the nation. And it’s just like an audio recording, with that letter, it was an aio, an audio recording of him having sex with somebody. No, but it’s audio, there’s no way to prove it’s Martin Luther King. No, it’s true, it’s literally, it’s like, oh, your sexual origies, men, women, beast, abn, abnormality, and it’s like literally, I, you tell, what an, or audio, here’s what’s crazy, is it’s Dr King, what the [bleep], King, me, tell, call me King, this such [bleep].

Here’s what’s, is crazy, years later the FBI was broken into, and this letter was found, and it was confirmed that the FBI sent it. No [bleep] way. 100% [bleep] way. And this is not being talked about, it’s part, it’s part of the coint tell pro program. No [bleep] way, and no one’s talking about this. See, this is what I’m saying. So they call it the suicide letter, cuz it’s open for interpretation. The suicide letter, meaning they’re trying to talk him into killing himself. Oh, they’re like, oh, we got you, you know, the only thing for you to do is do it. No, but the thing is, like, if it was, if it’s [bleep], he wouldn’t kill himself unless it was real, and he was, obviously, he’s obviously, like, whatever, it was confirmed as an FBI tactic.

No, but the funny thing is, like, [bleep] crazy, literally, I understand if, if, if he did do it and he was, oh [bleep], like, yeah, like, kill himself, but, like, no, we’re don’t care, like, yeah, I just think that’s total [bleep]. Yeah, I, I just don’t believe that that is real, especially if they had video. Okay, that’s a different story, I know that’s, that’s something proven, but now let’s, let’s take this up, this is a hard conversation to have. Yeah, you ready? Yeah, sure, sure. Let’s say he did, okay. No, okay. Does that degrade his, mov, be honest, be honest, does it degrade his, his movement?

No, not at all. It deg, it degrades his credibility as, as a pastor, for sure, for sure. But, but he doesn’t say, he’s talking about, he’s talking about, talking about equal rights, he’s not talking about, it has nothing to do with sexual deviancies. Yeah, I don’t know, I’m going to give you, I’m going to give you a real one here. No, yeah, Stephen Hawking. I didn’t expect that. Does that make, I didn’t, sorry, like, like, real talk, real talk, does that make his, does that make his equations in his [bleep] theories, like, any lesser, that if he’s into, like, midgets on [bleep] chalkboards and [bleep], does that make his [bleep] any lesser?

No, it makes it, makes him, it makes him a sexual deviant, but it doesn’t make his math wrong, it doesn’t make him not a good theoretical, businesses, like, you know, it has nothing to do, that’s a good one, I didn’t expect this at all, this was not part of the script. No, but you, you understand what I’m saying though, like, I do understand, it’s, it’s like, whatever someone’s sexual proclivities are, are nonse to, to what they’re doing, because it’s a different thing. Obviously, him being a pastor, sure, if, if he was, which I don’t believe he was, if he was doing that, it doesn’t make him credible as a pastor.

Does that make, if, if, if, which I don’t think he was, if he was doing this, does that make the Civil Rights Movement [bleep]? No, no, of course not. It is nothing, whatever he does in bed has nothing to do with civil rights at all, it has 0% to do with it, nor does it take away from the 2500 speeches, speeches, and, and inspiration that he did, and that literally has nothing, also, but we’re not condoning what he’s doing, what he’s doing, but I’m just trying, trying to understand, like, does it take away, because we also had the same thing with JFK. Oh yeah, with him, with [bleep] Marilyn.

Oh, him being a little manor, I mean, but that was like running around town and just being like, heyer. Yeah, oh, in order to get my back pain relief, I need to orgasm. Like, no, but here’s the thing, like, that’s a little different, because that was, that was recorded on the White House phones, he’s like, yeah, [bleep] like, [bleep] get over here, you know, as opposed to some random [bleep] cassette tape, and it’s like King, like, it’s a little, it’s a little loose, it’s a little loose a lot. I would, I would hope, I would hope that the good things that you do in life are not pulled down by the, the negative things that you may have done in the past.

We’re in a weird society now, we’re like, sense, you could be the great, you could be the greatest person, that’s like classic [bleep], like, black propaganda, they’re just going to try to take one thing, and, yeah, yeah, whatever good you do, it doesn’t matter, because people always, I use, I always use an example, let’s say, like, you know, I, I like to gamble, yeah, you know, and so I only ever remember my bad, my bad losses, yeah, you never remember the good L. People, people tend, people tend to only F, people tend to only focus on the negatives. Yeah, and that’s why, if you look at any sort of news outlet, they always focus on the negative, they’re never telling you good news, when’s the last time you heard some [bleep] good news?

Zer, they only focus on the bad. People, people tend to focus on the bad things, I don’t know why, for whatever reason, drama, drama, people love drama. I guess, I guess maybe it, the question is, is, is did you do more good than bad? Well, Martin Luther King did infinitely more good than bad, like 999999999. If you’re talking about judging people, because I’ve done horrible things, yeah, and I don’t want to be, I don’t want to be the guy who’s like, yeah, well, you be do good things all the time, yeah, I’ve done horrible things, but maybe I’m hoping that I’m judged on the good things.

Well, you should be, in a sane, in a sane world, in a sane environment, you should be judged off your, off your deeds. Yeah, so with MLK, whether or not he did those, I don’t know, anyways, this is a big if, I know it’s a big, as far as I’m concerned, could have been, could have been [bleep], like, could have been, F, he could have been doing whatever the [bleep] he wanted to, he could have been [bleep] goats, and I’d be like, the argument for, no, but that’s, that’s the great argument is, are you doing more good than bad? Dude, he’s done infinitely more good, it doesn’t matter, argument, good than badk, could have killed JFK and I’d still be like, he’s the [bleep].

Okay, all right, all right, well, it was found out that this was a letter written by the FBI. So [bleep], in a campaign to try to get him to do something. Well, whoever was, whoever wrote it in the FBI, has terrible spelling and terrible gramar. Yeah, but we do know more about MLK’s personal life than most historical figures, because it was documented and recorded by the FBI. God, there’s such [bleep] bastard, there’s hundreds of tapes of his life, what he was like, was he was tired, was he upset, was he, all this stuff, because he was being recorded constantly. How are we still funding this organization?

I don’t understand how we’re still giving them billions of dollars a year, I don’t get it. Jay Edgar Hoover called Martin Luther King the world’s most notorious liar. The FBI directors sought information that would embarrass King and induce him to step aside as the leader of the Civil Rights Movement. Given such an agenda, the FBI’s file on King, as you might expect, is shot through hostility, sexual innuendo, gossip, and plenty of references that he had many extramarital Affairs. Of course, like, just, it’s just like their entire investigation, like a campaign, and, well, look at, look at their entire investigation against homie, against the dude who supposedly killed him.

Maybe, I mean, it’s possible, highly probable, I mean, right, everything is [bleep] based off, like, it’s based off perception, right? It’s an entire organization based off manipulating the perception of other people. Yeah, it’s [bleep] [bleep]. The wire taps, the wir taps, for instance, often showed King wrestling with questions of strategy. In June of ’63, the FBI transcribed a conversation that King had with one of his advisers. He said, we are on the threshold of a significant breakthrough, yeah, civil rights, we are at the point where we can mobilize all of this righteous indignation into a powerful mass movement. He and Levenson then discussed the potential benefit of staging a large demonstration in the nation’s capital, of which that would become the March in Washington, and that would then become the, I have, and that would become dream.

That was where, like, there was millions of people at the Washington Monument, it was like [bleep] amazing. Yeah, it’s interesting, isn’t it, just the smear campaign that can occur, and the fact that it’s like documented that they were doing it, and somehow we’re still like, we trust you, FBI’s got our backs, they’re, they got the best interest is in mind, and they were like, [bleep], M, okay, we got to take this guy down, this guy’s a threat, he’s a liar, and he’s literally like, please give black people rights. So one of the biggest, one of the biggest parts, or, or, or things about the conspiracy of it was that he, when he turned against Vietnam, was that Jer Hoover was, then he’s a communist.

Well, well, no, he turned against Vietnam, he’s like, they, he’s [bleep] with our pocketbooks now. Yeah, you know how much money we’re making off Vietnam. This pointless war against this country that’s the size of a thimble, like, are you kidding me? Literally, you’re talking about the United States of America, the largest military power on earth, against Vietnam, who has a total population of 2 million people. Yeah, I mean, are you kidding me? Like, get the [bleep] out of here, it’s the stupidest war ever, it’s so dumb, it’s a crazy concept, right? Then the major issue in the country was, was Vietnam War. Well, he was a humanitarian, he was like, he, he was a human rights guy, so he had to decide whether or not to put his, uh, power behind that, behind that.

Yeah, and it’s just an interesting part, well, see, it’s just a point, it just proves, it proves the point that the US government will [bleep] attack anybody if you’re going against their interests. Yeah, so in seven he said, if America’s soul becomes totally poisoned, part of the autopsy must read Vietnam. Didk said Vietnam was [bleep] up. Yeah, I mean, let’s be honest, it so [bleep] up. Yeah, yeah, like, I actually, actually read this, I, I saw this thing about Vietnam, and it was this guy, and they were, they were, they were just [bleep] murdering these Vietnamese people, like, just [bleep] ruthless, like savage, just murdering them for no reason.

And then they would, they would falsify the numbers of how many Americans died, right, to, to, to, to continue, continue the mov, and they’ kill like [bleep] 60 [bleep] V Viet Kong, and then they’d be like, all right, well, let’s say, you know, a 100 of us died. And it was, so they was like falsifying numbers, and they were getting more money, more support, and then, then people were getting more pissed, more enraged, that all these Americans were dying, but, like, literally, like, it was the, the actual ratio was probably like, you know, 50 to 60 to one, like of them to one American that was actually dying.

And that’s why so many people came back from Vietnam so [bleep] uped, they’re all so [bleep] up, dude, like, they were almost promised this weird, like, you know, because World War II was the generation of fighting evil. Oh dude, I know, it was like saving, saving the world, everybody was against it, and it made sense, and it was black and white, and it was evil against good and bl, and then Vietnam came around, and it was, what are we doing here, like, what the [bleep]? Yeah, oh, but you have to go, I know, you’re like, these people can’t do anything to us, they have no capabilities, like, they cannot do [bleep], we [bleep] Blackhawks and, like, fuing, f, what the [bleep] happening.

So that’s the theory is, is that he turned against the Vietnam War, and, and there you go, and so they said, you know, he has so much pole, that it’s time to take him out, take him out, Ian, it’s pretty open shut case here, guys, I mean it’s documented, the FBI is running smear campaign, documented that the FBI sent this letter, yeah, at the same time they sent this letter, proven that they’re running a smear campaign against him, right, it’s pretty open and shut case, wild, it’s actually pretty wild. Yeah, sounds like Hoover also, like, had a personal, but do you think Hoover went across the line, said take out, F [bleep] yeah, so there you go, that’s, that’s the, that’s the theory of the FBI, but I mean, there’s not a lot of evidence, there’s more evidence in that than they had in the [bleep] case against [bleep].

What, say the, the main evidence is that they leaked documents later on saying that they did do the letter, they were sur, they were surveilling him, is that the word, surveilling? Yeah, sur, surveilling him, and they were trying to find his connections with communism and anti-war, yeah, anti Vietnam. So funny though, you’re a piece of [bleep] if you’re like, we don’t, we shouldn’t go to war, [bleep] communist. I know, right, it’s like, how do that, like, against the American, the American way, or, yeah, or like, what, okay, this is what we’re going to do as an American people, and so you’re against that. I love how it’s like, I guess you’re against the American way, smear you, and, like, you’re anti-American, when literally, like, 0.00000000 1% of the population is like, this is what we’re doing, and we’re like, no, you’re against American Way.

17 dudes are like, we’re going to war, and, like, so another theory, and this could tie into what we just talked about, but, and it could tie into all the different theories, essentially, but that, that James rol Reay was a py, yeah, you know what I mean, so that could be the FBI, part of it, it could be the mafia, he was, he was the, the idea is that he’s a py, yeah, so he was a convicted assassin, uh, but wait, convicted assass, oh, he was convicted for assassinating? Okay, yeah, he was the convicted assassin for this crime, I thought he was like convicted for assassin, I was like, oh, that, your credibility goes out.

Oh my God, I was like, I think I might change my statement. But the idea was that he was the py, and he wasn’t actually part of it, so, or at least he was, maybe part of it. It’s kind of like Lee Harvey, where he may have been like, hey bro, you’re going to get really famous, and you’re going to get into this, and you’re going to be the driver, and that’s about all you’re going to do. That’s why I think it’s super similar, he’s like, he’s just dumb enough to world, drive the car, and he’s okay, and then they do it, they’re like, they’re like, here’s all the drive the car part, that, that he’s, no, that he’s just a driver.

No, I, I think it, I think it fits, you think it fits? Okay, I think it fits, just, if you base it on all the other [bleep]. So, okay, so he’s already on the run, he’s been on the run for a year. Yeah, okay, correct. And so I do think there’s someone else involved, who’s like, hey, you should, you should come here, because if you look at all of his other movements, they’re so [bleep] sporadic, it’s there’s no rhyme or reason to where he’s going, he’s just like going anywhere. So I do think there’s someone like, okay, here, come here, and then he go, he goes there.

I think, actually, about what you just said, wasn’t he tracked, at least, you know, at least with what they say, the FBI says that they have receipts that he was like tracking, going to the same cities where MLK was, it was like two, three, the same, they said he went to LA, and then he went to like Atlanta. But my thing is, here, hear me out, because this is what I’m thinking, so when he first goes to Memphis, he checks into some other hotel, and then the next day he moves to the one that’s like by MLK. So I think he gets in town, he’s like, I’ll check in here, and they’re like, no, no, no, no, check in here, he’s like, oh okay, whatever dude, he’s like, sure.

And they’re like, they’re like, hey, you want some Schlitz, he’s like, [bleep] yeah, call, they want some, he, like, drs a couple slits, and they’re like, they, like, scoop him into the trash can, and they’re like, you want to see a gun, he’s like, [bleep] cool, so, like, he, like, holds the gun, they’re like, okay sweet, so, um, we’re going to need you to drive us to 7-Eleven tomorrow. So they go, wait in the car, and, like, okay, he’s waiting in the car, they [bleep], they, they [bleep], just one shot, pop, they shoot him, okay, and then they, they throw the evidence in a bundle, pretty much in an evidence bag.

Who’s, who’s we, you said we, we’re going to need you to do this, so who’s, I think, I think it’s probably, it’s probably federal agents dressed up like somebody else, and this is probably the Raul thing, they probably got this Raul thing from, from this, and they’re like, a dude’s wearing like a blonde wig, and he’s like, it’s like almost like, uh, oh my God, remember Eric, what’s the, what’s the JFK movie with, like, Joe Peshi wearing like the really terrible, JFK, it’s called JFK on Netflix, he’s wearing, no it’s Oliver Stone, but Joe Pes is wearing the worst possible wig ever, it’s, and it’s like a blonde wig, it’s ridic, it was very true to the, the guy was wearing it, but that’s my point, it’s like, it’s probably a dude in like a shitty wig, and he’s like, yeah, my name’s R, and he’s sweet, cuz my thing is, like, how is he also funding all of, he, how is he funding this whole thing, this whole operation, he’s traveling across the country, he’s got a Mustang, cu he was a [bleep] robber, a very unsuccessful one, he gets caught every time he robs the place.

No, no, no, not every time he rob, he robbed a few, if you look at the consistency of his robberies, he’s got like a, he’s got like 18% win rate on ra, R, like, and, and when he does win, he gets like $17, not enough money, like, okay, okay, there’s no way he could, F, how is he funding, how is he flying to London, and then he’s flying to Brussels, [bleep] plane, T, it cost like $3 back in the day, like, go, he robbed the gas station and he got a 100 bucks. Hey, that’s a lot of money back then. There’s no way, this gas station at 100 bucks, and a flight cost $3, it’s [bleep] possible.

True, true, true, my thing is like, weird stuff, it’s just, there’s too many things that are, okay, how is he funding this whole [bleep] thing, and somehow, he’s, oh yeah, like, I’m going to be tracking MLK, and I just, there’s just too many things that are off, I, I totally think there’s someone else’s, hey, look, look, I’m going to Western Union some cash, you come here, and he’s like, [bleep] tits, that was hot, that was hot back there. So, H got a [bleep], don’t, don’t cash at me, I got a fresh Money order for you, brother. Have you ever gotten, have you ever gotten a Western Union?

Once, I’ve got, I’ve got it one time. How dope is it, what is, what happened? It’s the wor, it’s so, it’s so annoying. Yeah, wait, you go in and they’re like, yeah, you got $100, and then they, they go 10. So I actually, I actually have a store, my dad, um, had a like, like a Mexican store. Oh, you, like a bodega, you sell like phone cars? Say, I can’t acknowledge or confirm, we sell like minutes, like little minute cars, we used to sell the minute cars, and, like, one of the other things we used to sell was the [bleep] money wires, like money transfers, we had money gram, we, I was a MoneyGram rep, representative, or whatever, certified.

Yeah, so yeah, so the way it works is like, somebody comes, you just have to have a code, and then you put it into the system, system, and it’s like, oh, okay, like, it could be anybody, I don’t need your name, they pay you the money, and then, and then it goes to the place. And what do you get? They, like, a, like, a transfer fee, 50 bucks out of a, it’s like a percentage, maybe like 3%, you know, something small. Wow, I wish I got a Western Union. It, it’s just, I’ll cash app you Cas better. Is like Western, I just, I just Western Union you for the Chick-fil-A, sounds rad.

I just want to go to tell her and be like, I got $1,000, I got to get out of the gambling debt, I got to get out of gambling. Yeah, mafia boss, and I got to, I got to pay them off, it’s, it’s really important. No, my point is that it’s just, just, just too many, this guy isn’t a, this guy isn’t a [bleep] mastermind, I’m sorry, he’s not, like, he’s living life one moment at a time, this guy, this guy, does it take a mastermind, does it, does it take that to just figure out where he’s going to be, if it was in the newspaper, you know, where he’s going to be, so you go, and a great question, does it take a mastermind, in this case, like, in the, in the JFK, it might have been a different story.

No, and you can take it in all cases, does it take a mastermind to commit this kind of thing, exctly? Does it, does it, I personally think that to, to kill, to, to execute this, and a high level person, to kill me, sure, no, yeah, does take it, would like, Chick-fil-A driver, no way, yeah, like, you’re done, like, [bleep], D, get rid, it, she comes up and then she’s like, pop, [bleep] top five, top five in the US, no, like, seriously, that’s probably where MLK was at the time, to, to take someone out that high profile, it, and especially, and then, and then to be on the run for [bleep] six months without getting caught, I mean, come on, going to Canada, Canada, then England, and he’s getting passports and [bleep], I’m like, okay, bro, really, he’s very resourceful, he, he’s too, he’s too resourceful, he’s too resourceful for his means, very true.

Yeah, that’s my own personal opinion. Okay, personal opinion, continue. In 1997, Dexter King, which is the son of MLK, he met with James Ray in prison, and he asked him direct, eye to eye, and he said, did you kill my father? James earol Reay firmly denied any involvement, said, killed him? The King family, including Dexter, publicly expressed their belief in Ray’s innocence, and called for a new trial. I mean, that is a really powerful thing, I know that the whole family doesn’t believe it, the wife and the son, and it’s not like you can be easily convinced, right, I didn’t do it, I believe him.

So here’s deal, [bleep] believe it. So here’s what’s weird, and you can go on YouTube if you really wanted to, and you can watch this, so they couldn’t get a trial, yeah, they couldn’t get a retrial, mh. So HBO did a mock trial. No way, what, what does that even mean? They did a fake trial on TV. But what is that, like, with those actual people? Okay, yes, with a fake jury, and a, like, the first reality show that ever existed. No way, correct. Yes, you could look it up. HBO was around, HBO did, yes, in 1997. Oh my God. Yes, and he’s all like old, and he’s like, so William Pepper, a friend of King, represented Ry in a televised HBO mock trial aimed at providing the trial he never had.

That is the wor, I can’t, tri, mean, like, he just, get anybody, it’s a totally fake trial. It’s a fake trial, a, a fake jury, a fake trial, it’s all fake, it’s just kind of like going through the motions, see what would happen, correct, with fake people, and they’re like, and a fake jury, it’s like, wow, what’s the purpose of that, what the [bleep], of which they acquitted James ear old Reay. And the fake tri, tri, yeah, but that was 30 years later too. I’m just saying, like, f, I’m sorry, like, why, like, why would they even have a verdict, they’re like, you’re free to go back to prison.

It’s almost like more torture, it’s like, it’s almost like, words, I know, no wait, keep saying this, is a real story, this is, keep saying something that confus, confusing me, you’re, you’re, are you saying that, like, you’re thinking that, J, James Earl, Earl Ray, or whatever, he was there, or, yes, yes, he was. Oh, I thought you meant like just [bleep] like hired actors and [bleep]. No, they gave him a fake trial, it’s like a fake trial, and then they quitted him, and then they took him back to prison. That’s the worst, that’s the worst, I’m telling you, it’s like, it’s almost like literally, it’s like being at Guantanamo Bay, they’re like, you’re free, to get tortured some more.

I’m sorry, I waited for like 2 hours to tell you guys this story. Oh my God, that is the worst possible thing, like, why would they do that, like, how, they, no, look at it like this way, look at it like this, uh, 20 years, no, it’s like a real, D, man, 20 years, 20 years go by, and you, all you have is publicity, and you have all the courts saying, no, you can’t get a trial, so he, like, give me a [bleep] it, give me a mock, like, this pretend, let’s go on HBO, let’s go on HB, and see if we can get the, the, the crowd, oh, to convince, like, enough people to convince them to do a real trial.

That’s right, wow man, I wonder how much, like, I don’t know if H, H, HBO, like, [bleep] get hella [bleep] for this, like, just massive amounts of [bleep], I’m sure they got good ratings. Yeah, so this, after this trial, after this mock trial, we’ll call it a mock tri, the real housewives show, that’s when the King family, uh, filed a wrongful death civil suit against Lloyd Jowers, the, the guy who said he was paid $100,000 to do it. That’s when they, they did an actual, uh, and they got, and they got 100 bucks. It was for 100 bucks, that’s so [bleep], and then they got a 100 bucks in restitution.

So ketta Scott King asserted that the jury was convinced of a conspiracy involving the mafia in various government agencies in her husband’s assassination. She maintained the evidence pointed to somebody else, not James Earl Ray, as a shooter, emphasizing that Ry was framed. All I want to say is, like, James R Ray gets convicted, but meanwhile, like, OJ Simpson gets off, crazy, right, and they have zero evidence for, like, except for hella circum, circumstantial, and probable, and literally it’s like, I watched OJ killer, they’re like, it’s not good, it’s kind, not good enough, rac, probably you’re racist, yeah, you probably did, circumstantial, yeah, they’re like, circumstantial, did he though?

Yeah, he’s like, I have now, Dr, tried this, this, this glove 17 times. So, so as far as, as far as the King family, they got $100 in a civil suit, mhm, I mean, which didn’t wased, which didn’t even pay for like lawyer fees. But then he died, who, James Ray, he died in prison, right, so then, you know, you kind of go, all right, what can you do now, it’s over, you know. So there you go, that’s the, the conspiracy of R is a py. Well, I totally think he’s a py, that I’m, I’m firm believer of the py, I’m leaning on that now.

Yeah, and now, now going into that, there’s some theories that propose that there were multiple shooters involved in the assassination, challenging the idea that Ry acted alone, and it raises the question about the forensic evidence and the circumstances involving it. Well, I mean, it, I don’t, I know they say multiple shooters, but like, only one shot was fired, so, like, multiple people with a gun, multiple conspirac, yeah, that’s right, conspirac, conspirators, conspirator, yeah, but, uh, Keda King said, for both our family and the nation, we had to get involved because the system did not work, there is abundant evidence of a major highlevel conspiracy in the assassination of my husband.

That’s right, ketta, you tell him, girl. The jury found the mafia and various government agencies, the mock trial, deeply involved in the assassination, Mr Ry was set up to take the blame. Yeah, agreed. Y, my thing is, like, I don’t understand, like, I understand, like, this mafia angle, but, like, what the [bleep] are they gaining from that, the mafia, like, yeah, honestly, honestly, and the same with the JFK thing, it, the, the mob gains nothing, the mob is more like a, more like a hired, hired musc, let’s get a guy, yeah, they’re like, hey, but, like, venzo, I mean, my thing, like, I was thinking about it, what’s, what’s the one thing that is obviously probably the main thing?

Well, there, there’s, there’s, there’s two main things that you need when you’re ever investigating a murder, yeah, it’s means, obviously, mhm, and motive. What is [bleep] motive, James Ray, what is his motive, racism, um, you know, is would be, but thing is, is there any documented thing where He was like some [bleep] diard devout racist, where he was like, he a bit of a racist, die hard, cuz, like, back then everybody, everyone usually seems, I mean, like, there was, Eric, the country was very, now, we, there we go, here we, the country was very, you know, just agreed, divided, I guess, I don’t know, is, but, like, then why, why didn’t every white male in America [bleep] shoot MLK, because they weren’t, you know, criminals like this guy?

But I’m telling, it’s not, he was criminal through and through. Totally agreed, fully agreed, but, fully agreed, but prison, like, five times, robbed his way through life, everything, but he has, but that doesn’t mean it, that doesn’t give it motive, it’d be different if, like, [bleep] his wife, and he’d be like, he’s got to go, no, I don’t know, like, he, he, people, yeah, I mean, he could have been, he could have been, you know, racist, I’m just, I mean, this is just speculation, I don’t know, maybe he was just very racist, and he’s like, [bleep], I don’t like what this guy saying, and, and I don’t know, I’m going to, I’m going to somehow make money and follow them around the country, and then buy a gun from a [bleep] Marine store, if he was, if he was racially, you know, charged enough, maybe, see, the thing is, like, right now we’re, we’re making up motives for, I know, yeah, you’re right, you’re right, we’re like speculating, that’s my point, is like, we have to make up motives for him, cu there is no [bleep] motive, that’s a good point, that’s a good point, come to my side, come to the darkg side, my friend.

So this is from the family, come to the side, this is from the King family. He says, uh, they say, we will do everything in our power to see that justice prevails, the family wasn’t seeking money, just actual information. For both our family and the nation, we had to get involved because the system did not work. I believe that, that’s exactly what happened, which is the theory of Jer Hoover, Hoover was so angry, he had hate in his heart, certainly he hated dad, he had a vehement hatred of folks of color. I believe that, [bleep], from the King family, of [bleep]. Yeah, yeah, so the whole family believes that it was a FBI related, I mean, if I had to pick on, and, like, lean on one thing, like, I, that would be the one that makes the most sense to me, who’s got the, who’s got the motive, the FBI has proven motive, [bleep] documented motive, like, literally, it’s on the record motive, the only [bleep] who got motive, right there.

So it was led, it was led and driven by Hoover. Oh for sure, this whole thing, I, that’s, you know, Eric will ask us all, so I’m going to ask, I’m going to ask the questions. So, so here we go, we went through three hours of, uh, all the information, and all the, the, the different conspiracies, and, you know, different things, and you saw the pictures, and you saw the, what happened, the timeline leading up, uh, uh, Jorge, mhm, you going to go first? I was going to make Eric go first, but never go first. You’re going first. I hate going first, I always go first.

Eric, you go first. Okay, I’m going to go first this time, perfect, thank, I’ll go last. I’m going to go for cuz everyone already knows what I believe, so it’s okay. Uh, more so than any of the other ones, I believe he was killed by the FBI. Oh my God, Eric, H, I’m there, friendship renewed, yeah, I’m there, is on the conspiracy side, I’m on the conspiracy side on this one, this is, this is like third, the third out of, out of 56 episodes, I, I, I am on the conspiracy, on this side, because, uh, now I don’t know if it was FBI, CIA, mafia, I don’t know who it was, as long as they’re on the right side, maybe that’s all that matters.

Uh, you know, I think he was just, just doing too much, this sounds weird, but I think he was just doing too much good, m, mhm, and too, too much good is bad, bad for business, baby, he was doing so much, he was doing all the things that I think of, meaning, like, he was doing anti-war Vietnam, he was doing civil rights, Hey guys, it’s us again, you ever heard of Patreon, cuz we just started one, exclusive content Discord, which I just, I’m still figuring out, but, but you know, we get to talk, and you can suggest new episodes, or just let us know something that we already talked about, and you want to get in on the conversation, we’re there for you.

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Poverty, he was doing all the things that are good, like, what why would anybody be upset about too much, too much change, messes up the money, yeah, people, people hate change, you know, it’s like, there’s definitely, but these are logical things he was fighting for, but now it is, you know, back then it was just so, maybe you’re right, racially [bleep] charg, like, like not even now, not even nowadays, it is, here’s a great example, California, mhm, one of, yeah, that’s true, no, no, listen, do you know how much money the, how much money they allocate every year towards the homeless, the homeless problem in California?

It’s like, I think it’s like five or six billion dollars. No, what, I bet, uhuh, watch, I’m going to bet you right now. Okay, here, we’re going to take a qui, that sounds, we’re going to take a quick pause, millions, no, we’re going to take a quick pause. Hey, hey, stop talking, you know, I hate people, people are like, that’s billions with a be, I’m like, I [bleep] know how to, I hate those people too, I hate those people too, billions with the be, I’m like, what, we’re done talking now, and I’m leaving with a [bleep] you, next [bleep] you with a [bleep], a [bleep] you, piece of [bleep], I’m gonna use that next episode, billions with a be, I’m gonna be done, I’m like, I’m done, Eric, I gotta go, I, I got, sh, here, oh wow, it’s more, no, so, publ, no, here published, uh, July 18th, 20123, at, at 12:43 p.m., uh, and it was updated on the 18th, uh, at 12:49 p.m.

California put aside $7.2 billion to address homelessness in the 2021, 2022 state budget. Wow. So look, last year, last year there was an estimated 172,000 homeless statewide, which equates to spending nearly $42,000 per homeless person. Wow, that’s like a minimum wage, literally, holy [bleep], and yet there’s more homeless people than there was before, so where is that, where are those billions of dollars going? Right into the pockets, they love the homeless problem, are you kidding me, it’s feeding, it’s, it’s [bleep] putting food on the table, can we do that math again, math, right, yeah, I’ll do the math, make sure that was billions with a B though, it sounds like millions.

It was 72 billion, so here, I’ll show you the math, so that’s, that’s 7.2 billion, yeah, and you divide that by $172,000, $41,8, yeah, right, wow, wow, literally. And I don’t usually say this, I don’t usually say this, I don’t usually say this, especially cuz he’s wearing shorts and a jacket, it’s a, it’s actually a brain jacket, but, but Sean got me on that one, that was good, I didn’t expect that number, that number, it was higher, it was higher than I thought, number is crazy, but my point is, he, he’s obviously going against poverty, and the thing, like, but all as weird as it is, those are the things that make money for the politicians, poverty, war, like, these are the things that make them so much [bleep] money, because ooh, more of, of your tax go into it, it’s like what happens is, they have the, or they, they, they have the LLCs that run the organizations that are getting this money, and they’re not, they’re not actually giving the money to the people, they’re just, like, letting it, it’s [bleep] up, it’s super [bleep] up, yeah, it is.

All right, 7.2 billion, all those things, all those things add up, and that’s, that’s kind of where I, that’s kind of where I am. I mean, I’m basically with you on that, you know, I just think it was the FBI behind this, yeah, uh, but led by Hoover, you know, because the guy was basically, you know, deemed too powerful, yeah, and when somebody’s too powerful, too influence, to much influence, too much ruckus going on, so much ruckus, ruckus, skull duggery, sk, sk, tom fery, yeah, so you know, he’s just, like, has too much influence, too much control, somebody that’s, like, you know, evil, just somebody that, uh, can’t have that, is going to, like, take him out, is at any cost, yeah, and so I think he used the FBI to do that.

First, first he started, like, monitoring, trying to find dirt, yeah, couldn’t, couldn’t find, couldn’t find dirt, like, [bleep], the, the monitoring and the surveillance, surveillance, and the, and then, like, the little letter, hey, you know, we know you’ve been [bleep] around, right, [bleep] around, kill yourself, kill yourself for what you’ve done. That’s right, and you’re like, all right, and then, and then it’s followed by, you know, black propaganda, you know, like a campaign, smear campaign, you know, let’s discredit him, and, and when all that [bleep] doesn’t work, it’s like, let’s go to the next thing, and it’s Like a playbook straight out of JFK, like, we, I know, it’s almost like they learned better, they got better, they, like, cuz it was like eight years later, and they’re like, or five years later, and it was, let’s do this right this time.

Interesting. No, and then he mixed in racism with that as motive, and all that, it’s way easier to get away with it too, they’re like, they’re like, guess who the suspect was, white, white male in a white Mustang, white, and his name’s James Earl Ray. I know, like, literally, like, oh my God, sounds like a Grand Wizard to me. And they’re like, make sure it’s 9 ft away, I know, it’s like, don’t do a long shot again, it’s like, lit, like, point blank R, actually, mule, burns, do a real, don’t do that again, don’t do that again, a real sure fire, like [bleep], that’s hilarious.

Okay, no, but yeah, I mean, you know, and, and as far as evidence that they found, I mean, you know, that’s just easy to plant, back, back then, esp, especially the bundle, yeah, I know, the, the bundles, kind of, I mean, you might as well just had it in an evidence bag, and it’s like a [bleep] evidence bag thrown on it, seems like he knew what he was doing, as far as, I’m not saying he’s an intelligent person, but he knew what he was doing as far as escaping. I, I still think he’s an escape artist, no, I still think he escaped like multiple prisons, which is impressive, impressive, multiple times, you know.

You don’t put your [bleep], you don’t put your, you don’t put, you don’t put your evidence in a satchel, let me shave some [bleep] skin molecules on it, it’s not even DNA back then, skin, skin flir, and a thumb print, and, like, a se sample. I know, I know, I just love, I just love that, there’s also like there’s this perfect, he, like, thumb, yeah, thum. So thum print, so Eric, you, so you do think there was a braul, whatever this guy was, he was, ao, I think he was a handler, he was, theo, I think there was a handler, some sort of handler. I, I totally agree with, he was probably a fake name, yeah, yeah, I think, I think R was just an easy name, no, there’s no last name, it’s just, and usually, usually, usually I go the the conservative route, but the, you know, it’s, there’s just too much stupid, it’s actually stupid.

I think this is, I think this is more glaring than JFK. Well, what, what, with what jge said, is a good point, is like, they, they were trying to do the smear campaign, and clearly they found nothing, because the, you know, they would have, like, pumped that [bleep] out of the airw, like, look what we found boys, and hey, hey, I don’t even put it past that he was cheating, I don’t put it past, but it’s not enough. No, I just don’t think they, it wasn’t enough to, to, to topple all that he did in good, course, make sense. No, they didn’t have enough juice, I got it, I’m not saying that it’s not great, but I’m just saying they didn’t have enough juice, it’s not enough to, to be like, hey, what you’re saying is wrong.

No, I think that they could have, I think that if he was cheating, they would have pumped it out, they would have actually made it super public, because he, since he was a pastor, I think that is a good way to discredit a pastor, is him defying the oath, the oath and the laws that he took. They tried, but, but it [bleep], because it wasn’t real, that’s why I think it wasn’t real, cuz I don’t think that was, even if it did happen, like you said, I don’t think it’s enough to for black people to be like, well, we don’t want rights anymore. So do you have a, do you have a theory of, of what specifically happened?

Oh, I do, I’ll let you go though, like, with the shooting specifically, is there any, do you have any, like, concept of, of, of, maybe, maybe it was James Earl already, he just got duped, for, for the most part I was thinking it was definitely him, and but now I do think he was just kind of like the driver, and he was definitely like a p, you know, he was py, and, and, and then, when he found out, he’s like, oh [bleep], this is, like, they blaming me, that, when he started, like, really escap, the prison, interesting, and, you know, he was probably just trying to get some quick cash, somebody was like, hey, you, you know, you’ll be the driver of an arms deal, exactly, yeah, and then we’re going to do this deal, and then you, you’re in the white Mustang, and then [bleep] cut, yeah, yeah, yeah, and I fully agree, I feel like he, he was good at escaping, that was like his, that was his, that was, he’s a criminal, he’s a three and through criminal.

No, but he was, but he clearly, as is proven by his track word, he was not a good criminal. Yeah, he was ter, but he was a good esap, he was great at escaping. My God, the guy was escape [bleep] professional, like, he was, he was good at getting away, that’s what he was good at, he [bleep], he broke out of prison, he was, he was eluded them for over a year, right, impressive, he supposedly killed the most famous man in the world, and then eluded the [bleep] capture, month, and, meanwhile, meanwhile traveling to different countries with different passports, with different names, the guy’s like a [bleep] super spy.

Yeah, true, like, my thing is, there’s, yeah, I believe, I totally believe that he was easily lured, he probably got offered quick, easy money, they were like, hey, come to Memphis, we got quick easy cash, like, here, we, we’ll send you the cash, he’s like, [bleep] awesome, like, quick score, I’m, I’m, I’m on the run, I need money, like, I’ll take whatever I can get, [bleep] it, and they were probably like, yeah, hey, we got armal, but they were probably like, hey, the heat is hot in Memphis, because MLK’s there. So, so he’s probably like, I need to get paid extra, extra, yeah, like, here, here’s, I’m an escape [bleep] criminal, I’m an escape prisoner from, from a prison, federal prison, so I’m going to need a little extra, little D.

So, so he knew, he knew he was, uh, I mean, I don’t think he knew that they were going to kill, that he was there. Oh, so he didn’t have the newspaper at all? I think so, he didn’t know any of the pled stuff, I think, I think it was, be really, I think it’d be, oh dude, oh my God, this is it, this is it, this is it, no, no, listen, no, listen, this is it, we figured it out right here, it’s like Tupac, it’s super, it’s super easy to get his fingerprints on this stuff, he’s there for, he even said, supposed arms deal, so they bring him into the hotel, he, he clearly likes to drink, so, like, show some slitch, he’s like, sweet, yeah, boom, two or three, and then boom, they put that down, easy peasy, they’re like, okay, here’s the gun that we’re, here’s one of the guns we’re going to be selling at the arms deal, check it out, okay, yeah, you know, yeah, 30 O Stak, so you in the military right, okay, looks legit, okay cool, and they’re like, oh, here, put this, put this, put this [bleep] pamphlet over there, it’s like, oh okay, andap, that’s the newspaper, grabs itow, J off real quick into the newspaper, please, no big deal.

No, I’m saying like, that’s really easy for, like, hey, arms deal, here’s one of the arms we’re going to do, it does it look legit, you were in the military weren’t you? Oh yeah, of course, I was in Brugge, trying to show off, so let me, me it off in West Germany in 1946, let me have a look at that rifle, I’m with my military background, I got you boys, he’s like, it’s going to cost you extra though, an additional ferr on top of, top of the normal feest, is probably what he saying the whole time, x, I know, he’s like, oh sweet, I’m going to [bleep] huge score, meanwhile R is like, [bleep] anything you want, he’s like, he, T, let’s go, little fiber, F, Mr, Mr, Mr Washington, say, do the drive getaway driver?

No, so then I feel like he was probably, they probably had him posted up in a car somewhere, he probably heard shots and was like, [bleep] this, I’m out, like, this is too much heat for me now, like, I’m already on the run, I knew there was going to be heat, but now there’s gunshots, I’m [bleep] out of here, yeah, and then, then he probably heard, so he left with without R? Oh yeah, I’m pretty sure their whole R thing was just like, and then guy handler, and then the handler guy, whoever shot him, just, like, throws, here’s the bag, here’s the evidence, like, right for, like, right in front of your eyes, yeah, the guy probably sees, pretty simple, probably sees, he, like, looks in the news, and he’s like, oh [bleep], MLK got killed, he, I wasn’t me, I’m [bleep] out of here, like, I’m [bleep] time, looking for a white Mustang, oh [bleep] that’s me, he’s like, I’m in a white Mustang, so that’s when he dumped all his [bleep].

I know, he’s like, my film equipment, [bleep] it, that’s where he dumped his [bleep], and then he went to Atlanta, three states away, yeah, come on guys, yeah, yeah, all right, once again, Conspiracy Podcast solves the [bleep], we solved it, me, it’s okay, we, we’ll waiting for our Western Union from the federal government for solving the crime, if you guys like this, this episode, I’m waiting for my Western Union, I know, go ahead and send it, and send it, send it to our Patreon, I’ll take our, I’ll take our, uh, non-tracked cryptocurrency, ER, like, [bleep], that’s what I’m waiting for, called again, bcoin, Monero, you know, give me, give me some, give me some, uh, There we go guys, I mean, uh, crazy, we all are on the same page, I mean, we’re all in, like, the same, same side, same arena, yeah, same arena.

I have a much more, I’ve, like, literally scripted out this entire, no, it’s pretty wild, uh, we, I don’t think we’ve ever, on a major case like this, or a major situation, well, OJ, OJ, OJ, but, but, but, like, the rest of the country, I mean, we all believe that, let’s be honest, I still can’t even, the jury is like, [bleep], I can’t believe he’s living his life, [bleep] [bleep]. There you go guys, uh, we love you a long time, uh, you know, we’ll catch you next time, we’ve got a couple cool episodes coming up, we have Biden’s laptop, oh yeah, that’s coming up, Hunter Biden, Hunter Biden’s laptop, we’ve got RFK series coming up, uh, we’ve got a lot of research on that, and we’ll catch you next time.

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