60: Monsters Ball

00:22 Mo Facts with Adam Curry for March 13th, 2021. This is episode number 60. The show that did not want to be recorded. The tape rejected it time and time again, but here we are. On a Saturday instead of the promised Friday, I'm Adam Curry in Austin, Texas. And now, my friend on the other end, Mo Facts. How you doing, Adam? I'm doing. I'm doing, Moe. We're finally here. We're finally doing the show. It's been an interesting, what, 36 hours? We have experienced every problem never seen before to record this show. Now, did you actually wind up going to Guitar Center this morning?

01:06 No, but I was on the phone with them for half the morning, resetting, redownloading, everything imaginable to get this show produced for the producers out there. That's right. So we did finally make it. This is something maybe a little different because I actually know what the topic is going to be today because you and I had a pre-discussion. Well, you spun that you, you know what? That's it. You spun the wheel before time and every through everything in the universe. That's exactly what I'll tell you what. Why don't I spin it the other direction and that'll get us somewhere to where we're supposed to be?

01:50 It's the wheels, topics where it stops. Nobody knows except today. Adam and Mo know, but it's going backwards. So let's find out what the topic is. Specifically for Mo Facts with Adam Curry, episode 60. The heir of the throne of the dragon. And nothing like an Alex Jones to get a cranking, isn't it? That's perfect. Gotta have the energy. Gotta have the energy. All right. All right. This is in regards to, well, I think this is the only show, the unique show, or that can uniquely deconstruct what took place with the Oprah interview with Harry and Meghan. Yes. Which interview was that again, Adam? I don't recall.

02:33 It's the interview that you heard about all week. Yeah. In every way, shape imaginable, except for what we're going to put together here today. And I got a full bag. I got Miss busting at the seam. So I guess we could probably go ahead and get to it with clip number two. Limited knowledge of the monarchy. The idea of, oh, I grew up in LA. You see celebrities all the time. This is not the same. The amount of information people have about the monarchy varies greatly depending on where they were raised. For Meghan Markle, growing up in the United States meant that she didn't know much about the royal family she found herself marrying into. In fact, she told Oprah that she was quite naive and didn't even Google Harry when they started dating.

03:16 I've never looked up my husband online. I just didn't feel a need to because everything that I needed to know, he was sharing with me, right? Funnily enough, she recalled having to learn to curtsy right before meeting the queen for the first time. Harry and I are in the car and he says, okay, well, my grandmother's there, so you're going to meet her. Oh, great. I love grandpa. I loved my grandmother. I used to take care of my grandma. This is great. He goes, right, do you know how to curtsy? Of course. This also meant she was somewhat unprepared for the actualities of being a working royal. Oh, man, man, man, man. This hit so many, so many points. So I had, I was so gitty to get into the bag. Let me set up how the show is going to go.

03:55 So I took the most shocking things that we learned from the Meghan Markle and Harry interview. Yes. And we're going to cover them topic by topic. So that's the first one. How she was just, I wasn't prepared. I didn't know how to curtsy, which I think she didn't Google Harry. I mean, come on. Dude, did she never, did she never watch any of the 5,000 Diana documentaries? Come on. Everyone knows how this works. Everyone knows how to curtsy. I think that's like one of the first things little girls learn to do. I mean, when they play tea party and

04:35 play out those things. So you're a grown woman. You don't know how to curtsy. That just, this whole thing raised red flags for me. So we got it. I went to the deep dive. And just to poke holes into her story, I had to figure out her origin story. How did this person show up? How do you meet a prince? How did, I mean, how do you even get in that social circle? Can I just say something before you go right into it? Please. Growing up in Europe in the Netherlands, I have hung out with the prince of the Netherlands, Bernard. Of course, I had lunch with the king and queen of the Netherlands. I have met the queen of England.

05:19 Getting into the outer circles, which are still princes, but they may be fifth or sixth removed from the throne, not that hard. These guys turn out to be actually quite, well, quote unquote, normal, but very approachable. So that's not too hard if you just know where to hang out. And of course, it's going to be at high-end clubs. You know, Harry was a known party boy. So I, you know, even to say, how do you meet a prince? Come on. So how you alley that on up, I'm going to open on home and you make a valid point. It's these circles are accessible, but you have to know the right people to get in those circles. Yep. I mean, you just can't walk into them. And so

06:04 if people went and did their homework, I did give people a little homework assignment and I'm a little foreshadowing here. I think I did a show maybe almost two years ago, Meghan Markle, the queen of multiculturalism. So in that show, I kind of laid out the fact that I think she is being handled by someone. We're going to explore who in the show, how she was being handled, and what purpose she was being handled for. So I found one of her original handlers, I believe, and these clips will play out to illustrate that point, is Lizzie Cundy.

06:47 Have you ever heard of a Lizzie Cundy before? No, I have not. All right. Let's find out about a little about Lizzie Cundy and her background. And Lindsay Cundy reveals all. Now, she's said to have left some celebrities quaking in their boots after writing her first channel biography, which is due out in May and available to pre-order on Amazon, we want to say. And with the promises of salacious stories, I think it's very salacious is a good word, isn't it? And lots of celebrity secrets to come. Lizzie Cundy is here to just give us a little taster. There might be some quite worried people out there because you have over the years met a lot of celebrities, mingled with celebrities, been to parties with celebrities, overheard conversations with celebrities.

07:34 Has anybody been in touch to say they're concerned and who's in it? And don't put me in it. About half of Hollywood, actually. Yeah, there have some that have said, please don't put that bit in. Remember that? And I thought, oh, yeah, you've reminded me. That's a really good bit to put in. But some have asked, yeah, not to be in. And I've respected some. Will we learn much more about you, the real Lizzie Cundy said on the Shirley Valentine show? I think people saw you stripped down. Well, not stripped down, but, you know, no makeup, talking about, you know, the collapse of your marriage, talking about, you know, your vulnerabilities, that you were a bit lonely. Yeah, I was, actually. And I think I put a mask on with all the makeup, the hair, and the funny outfits. I was hiding a lot of pain. And I was quite low. And I know people see me on the red carpet posing, always with a smile.

08:18 Yeah, but it was pretty tough. And at times, I didn't really want to live at times. It sounds dramatic, but I really struggled. People are obsessed with the red carpet. I mean, my mum said to me, Do you carry a red carpet onto your farm and always lay out? But, you know, that does happen. But people love it. Okay. The red carpet. The red carpet didn't want to live anymore. I'm not familiar with her because I think she started her career crying around the time and might have left the UK. She was 99 when she really started picking up steam around the Spice Girls. But she's considered the queen of the red carpet in England. So, or one of them.

09:02 I don't want to give her the top title. Right. But she's a TV host. She does WAS, which is a wives and girlfriends, a reality show of soccer players. And she's kind of in that. She's in the celebrity scene completely. Well, she's a little bit more than that. Okay. Well, I'll say this a lot more than that. You heard the host of the show say she's overheard conversations. She has celebrities quaking in their boots. She's a collector of data. And for no other better word, that's an agent. Now, who you work for, I won't say if it's governmental or private media, but she is an agent in a way.

09:43 And also, as we're hearing later clips, a handler in sort of a way. Are you intrigued? Well, yeah, I mean, because I'm just looking at her Wikipedia page. page, and you know, I do know several people in the UK press, um, and but like I know, like the uh, I've been interviewed by people from The Guardian, but I know some of the guys who hung out and were working for News of the World, The Sun, Daily News, and these guys are ruthless, and they pay for almost anything. You got some information, thousand pounds. You got a picture of somebody, could be five, six, seven thousand pounds.

10:21 It's unbelievable how what they call Fleet Street, the gossip media, and you know, they hack into phones, they hike into voicemail, they don't give a shit over there, they're really incredible. And we have the same thing in America, but we're focusing more on the English press, yeah. Uh, and and what this is going to illustrate uh is how handlers handle people, hand people off from you know, from one to another. Um, so this is the initial uh entry point, I believe, for Meghan Markle in that uh social circle, and we can hear that more in the clip uh Backstabbers One.

11:05 British showbiz reporter Lizzie Cundy has spent decades on the red carpet interviewing the stars, a former wag with a host of celeb friends. The social life has even made a few headlines of her own. Now, the TV and radio personality is taking us behind the scenes of her glamorous life, sharing salacious stories and secrets in a new book. And one in particular caught our attention with a tale of her unlikely friendship with the now Duchess of Sussex, tremendous. I've had the best time in London, fans are amazing. I'm enjoying London life. I mean, it must be mad because you know, it's very different here, and it's cold. It is very cold, um, but the people are so warm.

11:47 As cheesy as that sounds, I've was joking today, I've never been called love or darling more in my life, so it makes me want to stick around for a while. No, you're hosting. Okay, darling. Now, from London, Lizzie Cundy joins us live. Thanks for staying up so late over there. Now, any mention of the Duchess is a little bit more. I'm always up late. I'm always up late. But good morning to you all. Thanks for joining us. Any mention of the Duchess, and we are on board. So let's talk through this relationship. When did you first meet her? Well, I first met Meghan. In fact, I didn't have a clue who she was. I was told to look after her for a charity dinner. And I was saying, Who is this, Megan? And they were saying, Oh, she's an actress. You know, she's coming from Vancouver.

12:26 I had to Google her. I still couldn't find her. So I said, Look, I'll look after her. But we actually got on like a house on fire. And so happened, we had another night together the following night at a Big K's charity event with Eva Longoria. But we got on so well. And she was a real girl's girl. Loved London, loved Englishmen, and she wanted to find a boyfriend. Ah, hold on. Okay, so first of all, now I understand Lizzie. She was married to Jason Cundy, a soccer star. That's how she got in the circles. Those soccer stars, they hang out with everybody. So that's how she got in the circle. And I'm sure it was some. This has got to be clooney-level stuff that someone asked her to take care of her.

13:10 That's the question. That's the question that we're going to try to figure out an answer to. Who tells her to look after this American star that pops up out of nowhere? You heard her say, I googled her. I couldn't still find her. And she says she's coming out of Vancouver. Hmm, Vancouver. She's from California. Where did this Vancouver come from? And the reason why I bring that point up is when they left, I mean, just to jump ahead a little bit, when they left England, they went right back to Vancouver, Canada. Well, isn't she Canadian, though? By birth? Megan? I thought she may be, but I mean, all I've always heard, it's narrative versus fact, right?

13:52 All of her heard out of California. She went to school in California. I think she went to that little red school or whatever. It's called, I mean, that thing has a whole other, but we're not going to get there. But what I'm saying is, she pops up on the scene. Somebody tells Lizzie to say, hey, look after her, take her under your wing. Who is that? Why did that happen? By the way, according to Wikipedia, she was born in Los Angeles. That's weird. Well, wasn't there dad? There's some Canadian connection, I thought. That could be crazy. I looked. I think you might be thinking about Kamala. Oh, that's right. Kamala, Kamala Harris, Lizzie Cundy, Meghan Markle.

14:35 It's all the same. Yeah. No, what I was just saying is that that's a very to say she came out of Vancouver and not LA when she's in Hollywood. That's a weird, just so look, just a little, just a little nugget we want to tuck away. Yeah. So I have a follow follow-up up. to this clip in Backstabbers 2. So, I thought, well, I'm good at matchmaking. I'll help her. Really? So, what were her words to you? Help me find a boyfriend? Or how did that pan out? Well, I was recently divorced. I was married to a Chelsea footballer, and I just recently split. And she was asking me lots of questions. I was asking her about her love life. And we found we were both single girls.

15:16 She had a bit of time in London. So I said, Look, I'll try and help you find a guy. And she said, you know, maybe a celebrity. I thought, well, why not? So we started looking through my phone. There were a few footballers in there. And she liked one of them, Ashley Cole, who used to play for Chelsea. And we kind of just chatted, had a good time. But never did I think in a million years she would have the catch of the century. How did your matchmaking go? Did you, did you? Well, it was quite good. We were looking through, we're having a giggle, as girls do, having a few drinks. We stayed in touch after. We got on really well. So she really was having a good time in London and she seemed to find her real match in London.

15:59 Sure. I didn't believe it. So that was just a couple of years ago. And did you stay in touch after? But then what happened? Yeah, well, she met Harry, and obviously I said, wow, that's a good catch. And she said, yeah, thank you. You know, let's hook up soon. But there's a very well-known presenter, TV presenter called Piers Morgan. And he said, She's blanked me. Meghan's blanked me. And then I tried because there was a big article. Her family, her father and her sister, had written and sold stories on her. So I wrote and said, Look, I hope you're okay. And then I realized there was no response and her Twitter account was down. So I just suppose that what happens when you become a royal, you know, you

16:43 okay, that's a little different than Megan said. She was trolling. Wow. By the way, okay, yeah. Canada, Canada. She might have the show suits filmed in Canada a lot. Oh, okay. So she was probably filming and living there. That's probably what was going on. At least as far as we can tell. But this made the fact that when they left England, when they gave up their titles, the first stop was Canada. Yeah, right to Canada. Which is supposed to be safe because it's part of the British Commonwealth. It's, you know, the Queen still owns Canada. Right. We don't want to get stuck on Vancouver. Okay. We can see here this is not what was said here.

17:27 Was she bumped into the prince and somebody set up on a blind date and they fell in love? No, she was in, she met Lizzie. Lizzie got her into the social orbit, but she needed to get closer. So she was handed off to another handler. Oh, my goodness. Mo, do you have a day job, man? Where do you do this? This is crazy. This is some sleuthing. Man, I told you when I find a rabbit hole, I don't, I got to come out the other end. I can't. So let's see. But one thing we need to establish is why the red carpet.

18:09 And I think the red carpet is even probably even bigger in England than it is America. I know it's mostly associated with Hollywood, but I think this is a symbolism to you being crossing a certain threshold. That's my point. If you're allowed on the red carpet, because you heard Lizzie refer back to the red carpet. Oh, okay. Let me tell you something about red carpet. You're talking to the right guy, Moe. I mean, I'm psyched about this show because you know, okay, red carpet. Who her husband is and all right, red carpet. So here's how the red carpet works. And I, and I've witnessed this in a number of ways. So a red carpet, you walk up to the red carpet.

18:51 There's a person there, maybe two, you know, Walkie Talkie's headsets, the whole deal. And because there's two points to the red carpet. One is the photographers. And the red carpet is often literally like a red carpet that starts and ends. And you have to kind of walk behind it to go inside. It doesn't even lead into the building. It's a complete mobile setup with the backdrop. You can rent them. And there's two pathways. So when you walk up, the person, it's almost like a club. It's like, okay, come right through and go through to the, you know, for the photographers. Or, yeah, you can go right here. Go ahead. You can go in. So whenever you're invited by the director or something like that, and you're like, oh, cool, I get to walk the red carpet.

19:32 You walk up to the red carpet and they say, oh, great. We're glad you're here. And they take you behind the red carpet. You don't get on the red carpet. And I've had that happen to me in Los Angeles, where I strolled up and no one recognized me. Like, okay, well, you can just go in here. You're not worried. walking on the red carpet. It's a very, it's a segregation. It's a symbolism of hierarchy, right? Of course. You're not it. You're not recognizable. You're not interesting. You are pretty much nothing, but you got an invite from somebody, so you get to cut the line, grab your goodie bag, and go away from the red carpet. Let's find out the origin of that, number seven. Throughout history, red carpets have led luminaries to momentous events, both good and bad.

20:13 Aeschylus, from 525 BC to 455 BC, the father of tragedy, wrote various plays where his heroes fell from grace due to a combination of unwinnable circumstances, arrogance, and or simply stepping on the toes of the gods. A few years before his death, Aeschylus wrote Agamemnon, in which, after a 10-year absence from his kingdom of Mycenae, King Agamemnon returned home to his wife, triumphant from the Trojan War and dragging along his new concubine, Cassandra. Clytemnestra was happy to see Agamemnon, but only because she could now seek her vengeance. Not only for his new lady friends, but more particularly for his role in the death of their daughter a decade previous.

20:52 Just before the Greek fleet had sailed off to fight the Trojan War, Agamemnon killed one of the goddess Artemis' deer, which enraged her, leading to Artemis interfering with the Greek fleet leaving. To appease her, Agamemnon was forced to sacrifice his oldest daughter, obviously without his wife's consent. So by the time he arrived back in Mycenae, Clytemnestra was more than pleased to greet him and determined to make a show of it. She rolled, or more accurately, spread out a literal red carpet, marking the first known mention of such a thing ever happening. Ordering her ladies to make a path for Agamemnon to walk from his chariot to the palace doors on, she stated, You women spread out those tapestries here on the ground, directly in his path, which shall be covered all in red so justice can lead him back into his home.

21:38 Wow! You know, of all the things I researched, this one never crossed my mind. I'll give you a bell ring there, Moe. And may justice lead on. Yes. Oh, we know about justice, don't we? So, yeah. That just backs up everything you said about the red carpet, I believe. And that's the first origin of written in modern literature of what the understanding of what the red carpet is. So that was the first talking shocking thing, shocking. And I'll say this. So we're going to get into the second shocking thing that we learned from the interview. The royal family and the press.

22:22 What's termed or referred to as the invisible contracts behind closed doors? Much of the criticism directed at Meghan Markle by the press has been racially charged. And Harry addressed this head-on with Oprah. Notably, he described feeling disappointed that his family never publicly acknowledged the role race played in the dangerous treatment Markle endured. Over 70 members of parliament, female members of parliament, both conservative and labor, came out and called out the colonial undertones of articles and headlines written about Meghan. Yeah, no one from my family ever said anything over those three years. That hurts. Interestingly, he credited their fear of angering the British media for their silence.

23:04 But I also am acutely aware of where my family stand and how scared they are of the tabloids turning on them. Okay, a couple of comments. One, the invisible contract, yes, it's real. I think some, I mean, in the UK, having lived there for five years in London, in general, people like the monarchy, but a lot of people are extremely against it. They call themselves Republicans. I know a lot of so-called Republicans who still, you know, they still will go to the big derby, whatever it is, where the hat day, the silly hat day, because they think that, you know, they're still, even though they're kind of against the monarchy.

23:52 So there are multiple publications who are definitely in the Republican camp. But when it comes to the gossip, that is, they can be. I think they're allies. So Pierce Morgan, who is before he became a superstar on TV, he was the lowest of the grimiest kind of guys who would go after gossip. But he, to me, has always been clearly a monarchist, which is not just, ooh, I love the queen. I'm sure that we're going to find out what's behind that, which is why he defends the queen. So it's both sides. They may switch from time to time, but the contract is to keep the illusion alive.

24:32 Well, they need each other. The media needs the roles because they need access. Yep. But then the royals need the media because. because the media can turn the people against them if they turn the machine on. Exactly. And I think that's what we've seen here. Just, you know, just to give it away, I think those two factions or whoever fused those two factions, they want the queen out the paint, along with the monarchy is the greatest representation of patriarchy there is. So they feel like if this is the last thing standing, so we can go ahead and just take them out and we can roll in, you know, what we believe to be a non-patriarchal system.

25:19 One other thing he said, he said the colonial undertones of the royal family. That was Harry's description of some racist shit. But he carefully, I think, chose the word colonial undertones. I mean, that's that's not an accident that he used that. No, it's not. And we're going to get to all of that later on, but we'll just talk about the visible contract right now. And they said the coverage was racist. So everybody knew what Meghan was about. I mean, very, unless you just were drinking the Kool-Aid, which a lot of people are.

26:00 I mean, that's why she's a very, don't get it twisted. She's a very influential individual and figure in this, you know, on this global scene. But not only were the racist, quote-unquote, racist UK press see where she was coming from. Well, I would consider Wendy Williams a black woman and she saw through her bullcrap. Meghan Markle, everybody says that she was warned not to marry Prince Harry. You know who warned her. Some hating-ass girlfriend of hers. You know what I'm saying? Like, you meet a prince and your friend's going to tell you not to marry.

26:42 Get out. Or Meghan's lying to try to give sympathy, you know, for us to give her sympathy. Anyway, and the weird thing about this interview that she did, she's standing up the whole time. Like, there's no chair. There's no shade. Like, she's standing the whole time in a trench coat, interviewing. So it's kind of awkward. Anyway, take a look. I had no idea, which probably sounds difficult to understand here. But when I first met my now husband, my friends were really happy because I was so happy.

27:20 But my British friend said to me, I'm sure he's great, but you shouldn't do it because the British tabloids will destroy your life. And I very naively, I'm American. We don't have that there. What are you talking about? That doesn't make any sense. I'm not in tabloids. I didn't get it. Yes, you did. You knew exactly what you were doing. And I applaud her plautation on the royal situation. But please, don't try to garner sympathy from us. Oh, beautiful. I got to start watching that Wendy Williams show, man. Refusing to see

28:06 all kinds of crazy stuff. I like it. Wendy's a boss. And so she, we see through it. And Wendy speaks for, I got to be careful how I say it. She represents the sentiment of the majority of black people concerned American Markle. We know what time it is, and we know what the queen and the royals are about. I mean, so none of this is shocking to us. The only people that were shocked were that group we always talk about, the strollers. The strollers saw this as a coming up of, you know, we have a black princess, which this was seeded by the princess and the frog, which I didn't, I mean, this would have been a

28:49 60-clip show if I tried to squeeze that in, but I want to make that point known that that movie kind of was like predictive programming to this whole situation. Right. Where black princess meets prince, which was not a black man. We're still waiting on our first black prince, Disney. So just let you know that. But they were like, oh, this is finally the culmination of that dream that we finally got one. We can finally get in there. And I think black men were the ones like, really? The queen? You want to get in with the royals? So that's the epitome of white supremacy by the definition we use on the show in the one world government.

29:33 That's and no, and no one really brings. brings that up in the M5M at all. You know, like, hey, you know, if you're looking for some white supremacy, the royal family is kind of it. Well, I mean, well, some do, and we'll get to that point, but Wendy has a lot more tea to spill. Let's get into part two. First of all, you know, with William and Kate, they are grooming because he's going to be the king and she's going to be the queen and the kids are going to be the royals like that. Harry and Megan have nothing to lose by moving to America. Yeah. Why not? I mean, move to America, you know, and live part-time in Africa like you want to do.

30:18 You have to still go back to England. The thing about moving to America is you're really kicking the royal thing out of your life. So have a place in all three places. Have a mansion in Malibu, a big hut, you know. Or I've never been to Africa, I don't know. But or a big hotel. By the way, imagine a white woman saying that. Hey, why don't you go have a big hut in Africa? Just saying. I knew you were saying, I knew you were going to let this go ahead and let that slide. Yes, you're right. If that was said by anybody else, and it was just as ignorant for Wendy to say, which I see, Wendy's a boss, but come on, I think it's funny, but I think it's funny.

30:58 I mean, how can you? It is funny. It is funny. Ignore it. That's what's wrong today, man. We all get the joke. I've never been to Africa. I don't know. Or a big hotel or wherever you're going to live in Africa. And then have your royal palace-esque type place in England. I mean, I like them. I really do like them. But her, there's something about her. You know what I'm saying? And you know what, girl, Megan. Here it comes. Uh-oh. Megan, don't be surprised that the paparazzi are everywhere. Of course, because you're now a royal. They weren't following you when you were on suit. We didn't even know who you were

31:44 except when you came for employment here at Wendy and wanted to be one of our runway models. I've told this story before. Do I need to go into it again? Yes. Yes, Wendy Williams. I need to hear. I don't know. Should we get into it? Yes. The hut. Wait, wait for it. Let it build. So the hut thing. I think she was saying Wendy, Wendy's know there's five-star resorts in all of this world. So it wasn't a matter of ignorance. It was, I think she was throwing shade like you want to pretend. Yeah, and I'm going to just read it completely. And it is, you want to pretend your connection with Africa.

32:23 So go get the big hut, you know, because she didn't wrap and embrace herself in Africanism. It wasn't Black Americanism or Adosism. It was Africa, Africa, Africa. Even when she came down the aisle, they some kind of African, one of you know, those kind of like with a cappella and it's the whole, you know, the African choir. They even did that when she came down the aisle. So they played on this whole African cinema. Hold on, let me think about this. Now, most royal families have all kinds of cool places in Africa.

33:02 Dutch royal family, they got places in Mozambique. I mean, there's a lot of massive, massive places that these cats got. And of course, again, part of the part of the British Empire. So perhaps the idea was, shoot, I don't know. But yeah, it was clear it was not an ADOS thing. It was a complete connection to Africa, which there's more connection between the queen of England and Africa than there is between Meghan and Africa. And there's more need of the queen to have representation of Africa than it is in black Americans. Oh, absolutely. Just keep that in mind. But we're going to get to, like I said, we're just taking one narrative at a time.

33:44 And for people out there, I'm not going to play many clips, if not any whole clips from that scripted from that little, from that little skit they did. Well, a better word is spell, but I mean, spell. Yeah. But yeah, so I know you've been waiting. I'm like, get, get to the get to when she was wanted to gig with Wendy Williams' show. All right, let's get right to it then. All right. I'm not the only one, apparently. Yeah. All right. Well, once upon a time, there was an innocent girl named Megan, and she wanted to be a runway model here at Wendy.

34:29 Suzanne. Suzanne? Yeah. She wanted to be an expert. Tell it. Okay. So she called up our talent department. She called our lovely bookers, Carrie and Siobhan. And she said, I'm Megan Markle from Suits. And we're there. Right. I was like, what? Tell it. She said, I'm really into fashion. I would love to come to your show and be a fashion expert and do the runway and all that stuff. And they said, all right, well, come by our office. We'll meet with you. And she was actually in the office. Not this one right here, but across the street. We got two buildings on the block. This is my block. Yep. So she's block.

35:08 Hello. Go ahead. She came in, she sat down and they met with her and they talked with her. I don't believe that we even have a picture, except it's not ready right now. We have a picture of her standing in the Wendy building across the street. Oh, yeah, somewhere in the still show. Okay, okay. Okay. So, so then, yeah, so she wanted to be on the show. They chatted with her and they thought that she'd be perfect to come here and do it. And then by the time we decided to book her, she was already engaged. Yup. That's all I'm saying. Yup. We are involved with everything around here. Yep. Wow. Okay, now we don't know exactly what the timeframe was, but it sounded like it was.

35:49 Well, we do. Wait, wait, we do. We do. Oh, oh. Because I was a watcher of suits from the very first season, and that's why I know Meghan Markle so well. Yeah. So her storyline was very small but significant because that's why I say it's predictive programming. If you watch that show, her role in suits was that she had, she was a biracial. I mean, that was part of her storyline. Her father was a successful lawyer and her mother was white. And, you know, she was aspiring to be a lawyer.

36:29 And she gets with the guy, forget the character's name, but she gets with a character that plays a role of he's an imposter. He had tricked his way into the law firm. He never graduated from Harvard. Not to ruin for people, but it was a white guy, white guy that was an imposter or shouldn't have been where he was at. And she falls in love with him. No, this is this crap is predicted programming to the hilt. And I like the show, but I always said, and it was a co-worker I worked with, and we both said, she said, Megan Markle is a terrible actress. Terrible. I mean, it was so standoutish on that show because she would overact.

37:10 She didn't have any balance to her emotion. And that's why you see it play out poorly when she does these interviews. She's a terrible actress. So, yeah. I'll say where her weakness is is being authentic. She doesn't have that. You know, she's very sultry and that kind of thing. So I'll just say that. So we know the timeframe because at one point when she started dating Harry, I think it was season three, they would dictate what she could do and couldn't do in the scenes. So we know from in between those three season one and three is when she went to the Wendy show.

37:51 So we do have a loose timeframe. Still pretty short. Still pretty short. It's very short, especially go from doing cold calls to try to get she called Wendy. I mean, she was on a pretty, I mean, it was a at the before it was before she came out with Prince Harry, it was a semi-popular show, but I mean, it exploded once they found it out. But we got to figure out what she was doing in between that time. Yes. Well, she was apparently hanging out with what's her face? Lonnie. Lizzie Cuddy. Lizzie. Lizzie Cundy. Lizzie hanging out, going through the red book, trying to score.

38:32 Until she was passed off to her new handler, number 12. The genesis of my relationship with Meghan Markle was I started following a bunch of stars from Suits on Twitter. She was one of them because I loved Suits. And I followed about four of them. And the moment I follow Meghan Markle, I get a direct message from her. Say, oh my God, I'm such a big fan. Blah, blah, blah. I was like, okay, very nice. Start to correspond with her. We get on very well. We're talking about Suits plotline. She starts giving me a few juicy bones of plot lines to come. And then Meghan says, I'm coming to London to watch, do a few meetings, but to watch Serena Williams, her great friend, play at Wimbledon in the tennis tournament.

39:15 Do you want to meet up? And I was like, yes, I would love to meet up. Why don't you come to my local pub? The Scarsdale Tavern in Kensington. Who would know that? what a fateful night that was? Because she went from me here to her first proper date with Prince Harry. Okay, how do you know that? I know that because she spent three, four more days in England and she had two nights with Harry. And three, four months later, it all came out. Harry dating actress. And I went, which actress? Whoa, whoa, whoa, what? And then it said, they befriended each other in the last week of June when she was here to see her friend Serena Williams playing tennis.

39:57 I was like, yes. And then it went, they went out on like the Thursday night or whatever it was to 5 Harvard Street. I went, yes. I know that because I put her in an Uber from this pub to 5 Harford Street. Oh, no. I could have known this. It was in my face. How hard was it for you when I'm spouting off at the beginning about Pierce Morgan being loyal to the monarchs? How hard for you was it not to just say, wait until you see what I got? Pierce Morgan is the perfect handler. Perfect handler. Absolutely. And who did Lindsay Cundy say?

40:39 She said, oh, Pierce told me she blanked him. So there's communication between Lindsay Cundy and Pierce Morgan. Wow. Good one. Okay. But my wait, wait, we got to break something because we can't gloss over this thing. Wendy Williams, Queen celebrity of America, or one of the queens, she's right up there with Oprah. Different crowds, different functions, but popularity-wise, she's right up there. Not money-wise, but you heard Wendy's on the block. Yes. She says, We don't know who Meghan Markle is. And now you pop up as Serena's friend. Yeah, that was weird. We're talking about the top female, top female athlete

41:24 in sports, and you become her friend, and you're going to, I guess she's referring to Wimbledon at her request. No, none of this flies because we verifiably and self-admittedly, Serena Williams says that she has multiple personality, which is a known trait of MK subjects. Yeah, it's schizophrenia. No, she says she has, I'm not saying DID, which is normally what it's called, you know, saying dissociative identities disorder.

42:01 I'm not saying she has that. I'm just be clear, but she says herself, she, I don't have the video here, I don't have the clip here right offhand, but she goes through all her personalities and she said, I have a personality for each function, which is a telltale sign of an MK subject. Oh, definitely. So now this woman who eventually marries the prince is best friends with Serena and going to see her and she makes a stop. Obviously, she met with Lindy first and then meets Pierce. And Pierce puts her in an Uber, sends her to the Prince. Come on now. I love it. By the way, Serena Williams, one of her personalities is Summer.

42:44 She helps me out a lot. Like if I have to write long letters, then there's Taekwonda. Yep. Taekwonda is always the girl who calls in on the top 40 radio station. But that's the one. That's the coin she was breaking. That's the one she was breaking the racket on. I mean, like when she smashed out. I mean, this is out of her mouth. Now, what you're reading came out of her mouth. Yeah, yeah, I did. And I'll bring that up on a show when we do MK Ultra Sports. But yeah, she said, and she even has one with a perfect British accent. Ah, man. Yes. Did you take a shower after prepping for the show?

43:24 Because you got a lot of nasty on you, man. Man, I just say it's still under my nails. All right, so let's get into Pierce part two. All right. So literally, I was Cupid. I put her in the love chariot, which was a pretty rough old Uber, actually. I'd rather the love chariot to go and see Harry. So you are responsible for their union, you feel. Well, it's more that Harry is responsible for me never speaking to Meghan Markle again. Because I'd imagine that the conversation when they went on a proper date the next night was something like, Don't you know anybody in Britain? said Harry. And she probably went, oh, yeah, I know this great guy called Piers Morgan. And he went, what? What? You know, you know, this guy that used to run newspapers?

44:09 You can never speak to him again. And she never did. That was it. That was it. I love that only Piers Morgan is trying to take credit for the whole thing. It was him that night. Two things. things happened. He said that night when she came in, she had come from the tennis tournament. And he said, you know, when you're out in the sun all day, you can kind of look a little disheveled. He said, she walked in, and the whole restaurant stopped and said, Really? Oh my gosh, who is this woman who just walked in here? So I did say, well, so let's cover one thing. I think this is the reason why Pierce was so aggressive towards Megan. I think he was smitten when he saw her.

44:51 And because if you listen to him, she said, Were you the reason why they met? And he said, No, Harry's the reason why I never talked to Megan again. Yeah. Well, we know the way he put it, but I think you're right. Right. And to say that when she walked in, the whole restaurant stopped. I will say this: Megan Markle is a terrible actress, but she is extremely attractive. And what I mean by do you think she banged Pierce Morgan? No, but I think it's any good, any good. I can't believe I asked that, by the way. No, well, no, it's pertinent to the show because the motor, the methods that we supposedly, I mean, we're talking alleged here, but the methods that handlers use, and I always refer back to the show, The Americans, sexuality

45:45 and even flirting and enticing is a method of getting information or gaining access. So I'm not going to go as far as she slept with him, but I think she gave them a relationship. You heard she said she was feeding me clips and clues and to the show. So she was, I think she put him in the friend zone. You know, with giving him the, you know, possibly, no, well, yeah, we have drinks and like, yeah, let's meet, you know, and then, oh, so you know, Harry? Oh, you do? Oh, we're all at parties tonight. Okay, yeah. So that's right. So if anything, Pierce felt that he was played. Like, she friends owned him. Yeah, but Pierce had reasons.

46:29 I would say this. Pierce had his motives too, because he's like, if I can get her inside, I could use her for information because she's been supplying me with information on the show. Exactly. So I think he just lost his contact. And once she got to that circle, she blanked everybody, Lizzie and Pierce, which explains why he was so aggressive towards her and this whole, how this whole thing played out. That's just my perspective. Sounds about right to me. I like it. But I would say this. Now we got to go into the magic. Extremely attractive people

47:09 have ways of they call it glamour. I mean, if you want to talk in the terms of witchcraft, you know, and that's where you can take and use your beauty to influence people. And Meghan Markle's beauty is so great. And this is not me saying it. This is how people receive it. I think she's an attractive woman, of course. I mean, I'm a super straight male. But you can't be super straight with her because she's only 50%. So it doesn't sound right to me. No, whoa, whoa, I don't know where you're going with that. Whoa. Well, I'll say this. There is some science behind the magic of glamour.

47:53 And let's just get in Meghan Markle influencing plastic surgery. One the Markle Sparkle is how flawless Meghan Markle is. Keep Middleton's pretty, but she's like British pretty. Now I'm going to show you some of the items that I purchased that resemble Meghan Markle. My name is Tara Knapp and I'm going to be getting fillers to look like Megan Markle. The golden ratio refers to kind of the quote perfect textbook balance of facial features. Meghan Markle is a beauty icon because she has so many of the classic symmetrical facial features. This is a green dress. Megan Markle also wears a lot of green, which she looks stunning in.

48:37 I had my consultation with the doctor and she suggested that I do the cheek and jawline filler to give me more structure and angle in my face that Megan has. So you can just picture what these lips would look like on me. My name is Kayla and I'm getting lip fillers to make my lips look just like Meghan Markle's. I see my lips as small shriveled up like baby lips. To me, Megan Markle has the perfect lips. It's very common these days to have people come in and say they like the freshness of Meghan Markle, the way she looks. This is a trend. I actually have. a crown that I keep hidden.

49:18 I became a huge fan of Megan Markle. She is just beautiful and the American princess that I wish I could have been. Wow. While that was playing, I, of course, looked up some definitions of glamour. First one to hit me was shape-shifting. Followed by magic, enchantments, spell, all the things you would be expecting from Mofax. Yeah. Glamour magic. Yep. But it has science behind it because they say it's the golden ratio, which is the Fibonacci numbers. Yep. Fibonacci. I think that's what it's like. I'm not even sure. I think A divided by B equals A plus C divided by B or something like that.

50:03 Just pull it something. Pull a credit card out of your pocket. Credit cards are the golden ratio. And they're that way for a reason. That's why they feel good. Yeah. I mean, that's what I mean. The science behind it. Plants. Oh, yeah. That's why they're tracking. Stock markets. Stock markets. Everything is Fibonacci and golden ratio. Absolutely. The whole world. I believe in that. So that's why I think that she has a power to woo men. I mean, that's not getting, I mean, when she wants to turn it on, she can turn it on. But what I mean by actress, I'm talking about in the set skill of having range to deliver different scenes. And I think when she tries to deliver certain scenes, as we saw in this interview, it just flops.

50:47 And I think that's our downfall. But her being attractive and her glamour magic is super strong, as you heard these women say. I didn't say this. I mean, they call it the Markle Sparkle. So, I mean. The Markle Sparkle. Yeah. And this thing has been around for so long as far as the beauty aspect of it. I found a vintage tutorial talking about the golden ratio. Hello, I'm Ern Westmore. Aside from knowing your basic shape, it's also important for you to know if your features are properly proportioned, such as the correct distance between your hairline and brows, your brows and nose, your nose and chin.

51:28 Then there's the correct length of brow with relationship to the width of your eyes and the distance between them. For this, we apply the rule of three. Now, take any full-face straight-on photograph of yourself, and with a ruler, draw a line across your forehead at the hairline. Then draw a line across your natural brow line. The third line is drawn at the tip of your nose, and the fourth line at the end of your chin. For perfect proportions, the three spaces should be equal in depth. If yours are not, then there are a great many tips and tricks that I will show you that will help you create the illusion of near-perfect proportion.

52:08 Here's a promise. Whatever your so-called objectionable feature may be, in our future makeup sessions, I'll show you a great many tips and tricks that will camouflage and conceal them so that you can prove there isn't a woman in the world who can't become more beautiful. Now, I got to tell you something. Something you may not know about me. My first wife had a cosmetics company. Okay. Which was a startup and it was getting very successful. And there's a whole bunch of reasons why we had to close that down. I learned so much about cosmetics and particularly makeup.

52:49 What this guy said is so true because it's when the eyes are too close together, you use makeup to draw them a little further apart by certain lines. And it all, and I'd forgotten about that. It all comes back to Fibonacci. It's true. Yeah. So, I mean, just to go show you that there is science behind even what we perceive to be witchcraft or is witchcraft just being perceived as science. I think that's the million dollar question. Yeah. So that's the first two issues. We're going to have to dive into our donations early because we got so much more to go.

53:28 It's not a problem because it's a good tease. And once again, although the show is a little different from what you might typically get from Mofax with Adam Curry, I think we two are unique to be able to deconstruct this one. So when the two of us sit down, problems get solved. First, the white man and the black man have to be able to sit down at the same table. The white man has to feel free to speak his mind without hurting the feelings of that Negro. And the so-called Negro has to feel free to speak his mind without hurting the feelings of the white man. Then they can bring the issues that are under the rug out on top of the table and take an intelligent approach to get the problem solved. That's the only way that they'll ever do it. So before we continue.

54:09 with our deconstruction of this possible MK Ultra event, I want to remind you that this is a value for value podcast. So, there's no creepy Chinese money floating around us. There's no sponsors, no corporate issues whatsoever. It's just Adam and Mo doing this. And all of you who are not just listeners, you are producers. You give us great feedback. You help sometimes with research. We call it the three T's of the value-for-value model: time, talent, or treasure. And we'd like to thank those who offered some treasure up for this episode. Our executive producers and associate executive producers, we kick it off with Ryan Payne, who sent us a cool $300. Well, you know what that means.

55:00 Then he didn't have any note that I could tell, but it just said, Well, he did have a note, and that's some kind of code. It says MC I-N-V 596. So, if you want to provide us some more details on what that means, I'll wreck my brain on trying to figure out what that meant. I'm thinking MasterCard invoice 596. Maybe. Or MCINV 5906 Red Eagle Dives at Dawn. And thank you, Ryan. It could be Mo and Curry. Yeah, there you go, Mo and Curry. That's a good one. It could be some kind of code. We never know. But what happened? What happened to the other 595 invoices then?

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1:08:50 So we'll continue that near the second part of the show. Again, thank you all. all for producing episode number 60 of Mo Facts with Adam Curry. If you'd like to participate, all you need to do is go to MoFax.com. Or if you want to go straight to the donation page, it's mofundme.com, M-O-E-F-U-N-D-M-E.com. And thanks again for producing episode 60 of Mo Facts with Adam Curry. All right. So I guess we got to get back to the list of shocking things we learned with the third shocking thing we learned. Feeling trapped. I wouldn't have been able to because I myself was trapped. Meghan and Harry were quick to shut down the narrative crafted by the media that blamed Markle for their withdrawal from royal life.

1:09:35 She actually explained that she did everything in her power to make the family proud. We were doing the training behind the scenes because I just wanted to make them proud. Unfortunately, she received very little help in the process. Not only that, Harry shockingly revealed that while he may not have always realized it, he was trapped inside the institution long before he met Meghan. All she did was help him to see a way out for himself. You were trapped? No, I didn't see a way out. When asked how we think Diana would have reacted to the way things unfolded, Harry expressed that while she wouldn't like how it happened, his mom's priority would have been the couple's happiness. All she'd ever wanted is for us to be happy. Okay. So there's three things we got to cover there.

1:10:16 Okay. All right. Let me set them up and then you can knock them down. First thing is Meghan being committed to taking on the role of princess or Harry's wife. I'm not sure. Duchess of Sussex. Sussex. Excuse me. And then two, Harry being trapped. Why would he feel trapped? And three, the conjuring of Princess Die. So, yeah. I can take two. Why don't you start with number one? Okay, number one is let's examine if she really embraced being the queen or not.

1:10:55 If you've got anything to say, you can, then we can go right into 16. Lizzie, when you read those stories in the papers, and as you say you do, and then the stories about her being controlling and coming in and trying to shake things up, did you get any sense that that is perhaps what she may be capable of doing? Do you believe any of those stories that you're reading? Or do you think it is the difference between, say, the American way about going about things and the British way? Yeah. Well, yeah, there is a bit of that. And I think she was a Hollywood actress. You know, she was known as an actress. And Shopa's life is very different to being a royal. And I think that trying to have that transgression, I think it was very difficult for her, to be honest. And it is reported that a lot of staff have gone. But I just think Meghan wants to do things her way.

1:11:38 Even the birth. She didn't want the Queen's doctors. She wanted her own people in. And, you know, she does things the way she wants to do them. She won't be told. So, you know, but Harry's our most popular royal there is, you know, and I just think they really want to do things their way. And Harry's very, very protective of her. But yeah, she has rubbed a few noses up the wrong way, I will be honest. But I do just think she's a very strong personality. And she's awful, you know, she's a real women's liver. You know, she really sticks up for women. And I just take my hat off to her. I think she's amazing. Yeah. Okay. One and two, I'll just take them together just to tell you about my experiences.

1:12:22 So I know when talk about white supremacy in Europe, again, I know the king and queen, and he was prince for a long time. And by the way, he was known as Prince Pils, which is basically Prince Beer, because that guy was just drinking beer everywhere. And, you know, he had this fantastic wedding, a marriage to an Argentinian beauty. So all this stuff is still arranged. It's all very, very classic. But I knew a couple of the other princes who were fifth or sixth or seventh or eighth in line. And those guys, when they get together, because they're all on an allowance, every single one of them.

1:13:07 And they'd be like comparing Rolexes and stuff like that. But they're all really, really careful not to piss off the wrong people within the family. And so I also know, or I certainly, one example is an incredibly rich family. I was invited to their dad's 65th birthday or something like that. And, you know, I was like, oh, what the hell? I'll go take a look. And this was one of those wealthy, you know, white supreme families where father rules like a crazy dictator. And you have to imagine, half of the kids who came to the party flew in on a private jet from a week in Ibiza.

1:13:48 They had a huge. yacht that they rented. They're all hand, they're still stoned. You know, they got their beach beads and their braids and the pinky fingernail. And Julio Iglesias was singing. And at a certain point, you know, Iglesias was singing and one of his kids, I don't know what they did, and he got up during this song and he's at the same table and he's yelling, he's telling the fuck off and get the hell out. And it's like as if he's the only person in the world. And these kids are so afraid. What you want to talk to your dad? You got to schedule an appointment with him. If he calls one of them on their cell phone, they look at it.

1:14:30 They're like terrorized in fear. Oh my God, what did I do wrong? So to be trapped in that with all the trappings of money, but of course that is, it is a golden cage. It's completely believable that Harry was in that situation. Well, it's deeper than that with Harry. And we're going to get into that. I mean, everything you said is true, but there's probably more reasons why he will feel use the word trapped. Oh, I'm sure. In a more literal sense. But as you said, these families are supremely patriarchal as well.

1:15:08 Patriarchal. Yes. Yeah. So I don't think people understand that. I think people see the queen and they think that she's the head of power, which she is, but she still subscribes to maybe what her father taught her. And what, you know, it's very, whatever the culture was set by the men, they still adhere to it. And so when you have a give you one more example, I was at a friend's house and he was a very successful brand designer in the UK. And he's very, he's multi-millionaire. But his father was cooking that night. And, you know, again, one of these patriarchal, very wealthy families.

1:15:47 And, you know, whatever I liked him, like, yeah, let's hear it for the chef. And everyone looked at me like, are you out of your fucking mind? Why so? Because you don't do that. Oh, so it's a class. I mean, and I think people don't really get that in America. No. That it's not about money. We equate money with class. Like the more money you have, you can socially, I mean, send socially in class, the class system. Where over there, whatever class you're born into, it's a caste system. Absolutely. No matter how much money you get, you're stuck in that. Yep. Which is illustrated in Downtown Abbey, which I don't watch it, but I watched it. Oh, I can't watch all of them. I watch all of David Abbey, sure. And you can't, certain people can't touch certain people.

1:16:30 And it might be reasons for that. It might be reasons for that. What is that? Yeah, because you turn to stone. Is that what you're saying? Maybe, maybe. But I'll say this about the patriarchal thing. It's more like we preview with Charles Rhodes and from with Billions. That his son was a grown man. I mean, in his 50s, maybe. And he still dictated to his son, what he felt was necessary. And this is what big part of the thing about lineage is the father is like, what's best for the family and carrying on to my seed.

1:17:10 And then you have Meghan Markle come in, and she's a, I think she called her a women's liber, which if you translate that from Britain to American, that's a feminist. So, I mean, that's what women say. That's a feminist. Pain in the ass is what it means. Yes. Well, so, yeah, and she's like, that's not going to, that's going to culturally clash. So, so I think that's just, we kind of addressed that she wasn't compliant with the patriarchal system. Right. And it's, it goes deeper from that, which we'll get into. But back to the trap topic. Well, I'm just going to lay out a scenario hypothesis.

1:17:51 There's a lot of rumors surrounding, swirling around. Who's Prince Harry's father? What happened to his mother? Why did happen to his mother? And just say we take all those things to be true. Okay. Prince Harry could legitly say he's trapped. He has no ties. If we say, we're just going to believe what's been reported in mainstream news. We're not, you know, say he's not. Well, Prince Charles is not his father. Okay. So he has no ties to his family anymore with his mother being gone. Okay. Supposedly or allegedly, your grandmother may have had something to do with that.

1:18:30 So now that gives you a motive or feelings to be trapped by a family that took your mother out. You know? And then thirdly, why'd they take your mother? If we believe the conspiracy theories. Right. Thirdly. Thirdly, because she was pregnant with your brother or sister. Ah, you factor all those three things together. Yeah, why not want to see the throne burn? Yeah, so trap. He might have been talking in literal terms. And now, to support everything I've said, we'll go back to some mainstream clips to lay out each one of these three conspiracies that I've touched on.

1:19:15 Let's get into James Hewitt one. Princess Diana's former clan, James Hewitt, speaking out now about a rumor circulating for decades that he is Prince Harry's biological father. ABC's Lama Hassan is in London with the details. Good morning to you, Llama. And good morning to you, Larry. Yeah, for years it was the rumor that set tongues wagging. Was James Hewitt Prince Harry's real father? Well, now Hewitt going on camera and opening up to Australia's Channel 7 emphatically denies those claims. James Hewitt was the dashing army officer who met his princess in 1986, igniting a five-year love affair.

1:19:53 This was a serious relationship. It wasn't just a fling. A lot of people describe him as the cad, the one who broke all the rules, but actually, he probably helped keep Dinah sane during that very difficult time. The relationship so serious for decades, some speculated Hewitt was Harry's dad. A rumor fueled by what some say is their apparent likeness. Asked point blank if he was Prince Harry's father, categorically denying the claim. No, I'm not. So, why did the rumor mill go into overdrive and for so long? Salespapers, that's heartbreaking for you, for him.

1:20:35 It's worse for him, probably. Yeah, we've seen the likeness. Oh, if I was a Betman, if I was a Betman, please, I will put my money on that. Charles is not his father. I'm not going to say I know who is his father, but well, just as a side note, you know, when Harry says, you know, I haven't talked to my dad, or he stopped taking my calls, he didn't say it was Prince Charles. He did not. I'm just saying. He said, My dad, my father. Just saying. Well, people may say, well, why didn't James Hewitt step up and say, you know, that is his son?

1:21:16 Did you see what happened to his mom? I mean, like, that would be a clue. Shut up, yes. Right. So I'm just laying out, but I'm not digging in any tabloids. This is American News ABC reporting this. So, and like I said, where anybody wants to stop and not stop the show, but take a quick look and search and look at the comparison between James Hewitt and Prince Harry. And maybe we can have that pop up in podcasts. It's going to be right. They already put it in the show notes. You bet. I had to see how to do a shameless plug up. It's on your screen right now, ladies and gentlemen. Look, it could even be on your watch or in your car. Yep. So if Maury was doing this show, who's the father?

1:21:59 So let's get into more with James Hewitt in part two. Poor chat. The candid interview taking place 20 years since the princess tragically died in a car crash in Paris. 20 years on, the former army officer admitting he still struggles to open up about the people's princess, saying, I think she was quite easy to fall in love with, really. So I think I can be forgiven for that. The two calling it quits, ending their secret love affair after it became public, leaving an emotional legacy for her sons. It shows to them that they've got to find love and try to make it work. And that's exactly what Prince William has done. And Prince Harry with Meghan Markle.

1:22:45 And it is clear that Diana's boys are doing just that. Following love, Prince William, obviously, with Kate, and now Prince Harry dating Meghan Markle. But bookies are so sure that an engagement is happening this year, they've stopped taking bats. Lara, oh, we're all betting here. Thank you so much, Llama. So, Princess Dow was so easy to fall in love with. Could she be using glamour magic? I'm just saying. I'm asking here. But we, yeah, like I said, James Hewitt, if I was a betting man, I'm saying Charles is not his father. I'm not saying who is his father, but if that's the case, then

1:23:29 he's trapped in a family that's not his own. Besides his brother, I mean, that's the only blood tie that he has to that family. And if all things played out like I, like the media has stated, or possibly abilities, you can understand his feeling of being trapped and not only trapped, but animosity towards your throne. Right. So it's all a good point. Okay. Now let's get into how his mother passed away. The shocking allegations about Princess Diana's death. Authorities now reviewing the new and sensational claim that she was actually murdered by the British government.

1:24:11 MC's chief legal affairs anchor here with more on that Dan Abrams and Dan. Talk about a conspiracy theory. Oh, yeah. This may be the most thoroughly investigated car crash ever. But when you're talking about the death of Princess Diana, it seems some will never accept the official finding after all. Attributing her death to negligence, mistakes, bad behavior isn't nearly as tantalizing as a claim of murder. It seemed like a terrible accident and was officially ruled just that an accident caused by, among other things, the gross negligence of driver Henri Paul. But now Scotland Yard is looking into a new claim that Princess Diana and her boyfriend Doti Fayed were actually murdered by British special forces 16 years ago this month.

1:24:58 Whenever you bring in stories about special forces personnel, then immediately you've got the prospect of a red hot story. The allegation came in the form of a letter during a court-martial of Sergeant Danny Nightingale, a British Special Air Service sniper convicted of illegal gun possession. The letter alleged that a fellow special op soldier told his wife their unit orchestrated the princess's death and cover-up. Yeah, I mean, gosh, there's so much around this story. I mean, you a lot of hearsay, a lot of hearsay in this story, but why is I think it's ABC or CBS reporting this?

1:25:39 You got to ask yourself, I mean, of all the things, just think about how we think of media now. Well, you know, it can only be related to Disney. Yeah. So I'm just saying, why, why? Why bring it up if it's not any credence to the story? You know, well, this is my personal, my personal belief is that every little girl in the world, probably almost, receives this MK Ultra programming from a very early age with Cinderella, with the frog and the princess. Princess and the frog. Megan even herself referred to the little mermaid.

1:26:21 Which I would say this, that was a drop of the ball. She should have said the princess and the frog. Well, but that makes frog. No, because when she said, oh, I lost my voice. So, you know, that comparison and these fairy tales are around for a reason. They are. And they are. And it really only hit me when she said Little Mermaid. I'm like, oh, my God. I remember my daughter when she was young and she had the VCR TV combo and one. And every night she had to go to sleep with Ariel. She's Ariel. Okay. Ariel. And then she'd fall asleep and I'd walk in and I'd turn off the

1:27:03 recorder and she'd wake up. Nah, nah, no, put it back on. I want Ariel. Every night she went to sleep with that. I was stupid. I was letting it. Here we programmed MKO true. Yes. And I'm guilty of it too. When the first Tiana, that was the black princess and Princess and the Frog, when that first came about, man, my wife went to like three or four stores looking for the doll. And then we got the doll for my oldest daughter. Yeah, about that time. And when I saw the movie, I'm like, hold on here. You know what I'm saying? Because I'm like, why is the princess only a princess for 80% or 80% to 90% of the movie?

1:27:45 I mean, excuse me. Why is she a frog for 80 or 90% of the movie? The first black princess, she's a frog for the majority of the movie. What shenanigans going on here? And who is this racially ambiguous man that she's pursuing? Yeah. It's complete pro. I'm going to do a, yeah, we're going to have to do a deep dive into that. And I might have something special for people. But yeah. Yeah. No father. The father passed away. Yeah. So it was Disney was on some bullcrap with that one. So yeah, so we go back to Princess Die and how she passed away. And like I said, I'm just linked. These are major news outlets reporting these so-called conspiracies.

1:28:29 And the question is, is this to get the hands off the blood off the hands of the British media? Because that's. that's who was blamed, right? It was the pavarazzi, you know. So maybe they like rerun this story to make it, you know, put it back on the British special forces, you know, and get it off of us. So some funny business went on there. I don't know how it happened. I can, I have a theory of why it happened. Because since these people are so patriarchal, they can't have a brown man. Yeah, it was Dotie was the problem. And it matters because in the difference between Meghan Markle, who you're saying is brown, quote-unquote, black.

1:29:13 Her having a son or a daughter, those children are still white by the belief of race is passed down from the father. Right. You know, patriarchal, you, you are, you're your father's child. Where there's no concern with the Markles because the child will still be Prince Harry's children. Doty Fayed is another stair situation. Well, there's also a Muslim element to it. And a person of color element to it. I mean, if they're worried about the shades of babies, that would definitely be a problem. That would change it. Right, right, right, right. Yeah. Just put it in perspective there.

1:29:52 So I guess we can get into the second special forces clip. They had a team of people over there on motorbikes designing, planning the whole operation, racing with cars, etc. So the car would be driven down at speed, driven by motorbikes against them at high speeds, driven into the tunnel, and the strobe light then would be used to disorientate women pull to lose control of the car. A new book said to be published next week by author Alan Power also claims the British government had Diana killed because they saw her as a threat. The security services and the monarchy of the establishment realized there's a big danger limit.

1:30:31 Power alleges the princess was pregnant and planning on marrying Fayed and possibly preparing to leak embarrassing information about the prince. The problem? In 2008, after six months of reviewing every piece of evidence during a formal inquest into Diana's death, no evidence was found that she was pregnant or engaged or, of course, murdered. There was no conspiracy to murder any occupants of that car. Buckingham Palace has not commented on the allegations, and Scotland Yard is choosing its words carefully, saying that this is not a reinvestigation, but that they are just scoping the new allegation.

1:31:14 Yeah, just scope, just scope it, just scoping it. Scoping it out. Scoping it out. And all this is pertinent to where we had it back to the interview because what they want when I said, well, let's get first get to the point of Meghan Markle integrating to the throne. You heard her say that she's a real women's liber. Well, Meghan Markle has been a feminist since 12 years old. Okay. My name's Megan Markle. I'm 12 years old. Mick News. I hate my would-be toilet book. Commercials, they do say a lot of things that most people don't even notice.

1:31:56 Mostly like laundry and dishwashing commercials. The gloves are coming off. Women are fighting greasy pots and pans with ivory clear. When we first saw the commercial, I knew something be done because I was furious. Women are fighting greasy pots and pants. And I said, wait a minute, how could somebody say that? I think I'll write a letter. The president of Procter Gamble, Procter Gamble Company, Cincinnati, Ohio. Dear sir, last week at my school, we decided to watch the news for social studies. While through the channels, we saw a commercial for the new ivory clear dishwashing liquid.

1:32:38 In the commercial, they said women are battling grease, meaning only women do dishes. When I heard this, the boys in my class started saying, yeah, that's where women belong in the kitchen. I really don't think it was very nice for the boys to say it. They knew it hurt my feelings. It makes me feel like they're going to grow up thinking that girls are less than them. You know, like boys are better than girls. So I was wondering if you would be able to change your commercial to people all over America. Thank you, Meghan Markle. Three months after Meghan wrote to the president of the company, Procter Gamble changed the commercial. I'd forgotten this story. I'm glad you bring it up. Yep. I do recall this now.

1:33:20 Oh, because that's where I didn't know she was an actress. I heard, oh, that's where she came from. But even then, perhaps actress. You write the president a prop. Procter and Gamble. Yeah, of course. And they said, oh, where's the little girl? We wanted to change the soap commercial. He's like, yeah, sure, go for it. Yeah. It's called marketing. Honestly, I mean, we're going to go. We're already down the rabbit hole. So, I mean, let's just go all the way. All right. If you have MK Ultra or MK Ultra-esque programming, these children, these programming, these children are programmed from an early age and they're multi-talented.

1:34:03 They're groomed. And I'm not saying that they set her up to be the princess one day. That's not the point I'm making. There are thousands of these children. Yeah. You say, floating about. And if they're able to move up in sports or entertainment, you know, they have ways of manipulating. And we've seen this throughout history, where celebrities have dual purposes. So, I mean, this is not far-fetched at all. No, it's not. But holy crap. I'd never, you know, of course, I'd never really considered any of this stuff. I thought I had other things to do in my life until this damn Oprah interview, and then it became real serious.

1:34:45 And this is Nick News. I mean, this is this was on Nickelodeon News. So we know about Nickelodeon Disney and the children and the child actress actor and actress farm they have there. Yeah. And it goes by, you know, almost a program. It's like they from 16, like 12 to 16, they're like children, adolescents, and then like as soon as they're 18, they flip into these sexualized commodities. So I'm just saying, I'm just putting it out there. I hear you, man. I hear you. Yeah, but very interesting stuff. So I'll bring that up to say, okay, we have the first black princess.

1:35:31 She happens to bump into Harry on a blonde date. This is the narrative. She happens to meet Harry on a blonde date. And just so happens to be a cousin as well. She's the American actor who won the heart of a prince. But when it comes to Meghan Markle, here are some interesting facts that you may not know. First up, Meghan and Harry are distant cousins. An investigation found that the couple share a 15th-century ancestor, the high sheriff of County Durham, Ralph Bowes. Next, Meghan is the first American to marry into the royal family in eight decades. The last American to join the British royal family was socialite Wallace Simpson in 1937.

1:36:09 Did you know that Meghan is not her real name? Her full name is Rachel Meghan Markle, but she goes by her middle name as her stage name. And finally, this isn't Meghan's first marriage. The actor married film producer Trevor Engelson in September 2011 after seven years of dating. The couple split up in May 2013 and finalized their divorce in August of that same year. Okay. Yeah. So she shares so many similarities to the last American to marry into the crown, Wallace Simpson. Yes. But before we go there, let's just back up for a minute. We're just talking about this is where math has to come into it.

1:36:50 So you mean the first black princess works her way through social circles, meets the prince, and she happens to be related to him. This is like the Obama thing. When you see these things crop up, it's like, do they have a small pool of people that they choose from to say, you know, only these people can be sent to these heights. Yeah, that connection is so mind-boggling. Especially the fact that she's the real top to the throne, not him. If you want to look at it correctly, yeah. You're right. Damn.

1:37:32 It's crazy. So, Wallace Simpson, do you want to provide any observations about her before we get into it? Because there's so many similarities between her and Meghan. Oh, well, all I kept seeing on social media was the absolute comparison to Wallace Simpson. Even the dress that she wore was in some ways, certainly the cut, but also the pattern was similar. But the whole idea of, you know, of course, this is what The King's Speech, I think, was this story, which is great movie. Yes, that's a great movie. And, you know, it was like, hey, either you become the king

1:38:11 and don't marry her, or you have to get out and you can't become the king. So just to give a little background on Wallace Simpson, I have a little background on her. Wallace Simpson, another look at that one. woman. Bless the royal prince, Edward VIII, with long and happy years to reign over us. God save the king. It's one of those stories we thought we knew all about, but maybe didn't. Here's how it used to go. American divorcee Wallace Warfield Simpson, a woman of high ambition and low morals, seduces Edward, Prince of Wales, heir to the British throne, who, in the months between being proclaimed king and being crowned, gives it all up for her.

1:39:03 Edward VIII's abdication speech may be the most romantic resignation letter of all time. I have found it impossible to carry the heavy burden of responsibility and to discharge my duties as king as I would wish to do without the help and support of the woman I love. The greatest love story of the 20th century. 75 years later, history is being rewritten. Sort of. First by Madonna in her latest attempt at filmmaking called WE for Wallace and Edward.

1:39:44 Wallace, what's wrong? Not Australia, brother and sister-in-law. They are the darling, aren't they? They'll never accept me. All right. So a lot of similarities there. Y'all say American Divorce A. She was labeled as a social climber as well. And them getting together had huge implications for him stepping down from the crown. Yeah, and then we had one extra element, which was the black element. The what? The black element. So it's all the same, but an extra dimension added on there.

1:40:27 Yeah. And so it's very clear. So you got to ask yourself: so if it is the same and Wallace Simpson has some nefarious associations that we'll hear in the next clip, could Meghan Markle also have some nefarious associations as well? But let's listen. Let's find out about those associations in part two. For Madonna, it's one of history's great romances that's never been told properly from Wallace Simpson's point of view. I wanted to understand what it was about her, what she possessed, what special qualities she had, that would make a man give up the most powerful position in the world.

1:41:09 I was trying to understand the essence of their relationship. And is there any such thing as the greatest romance? It's Wallace Simpson as romantic heroine. Let's stop all this talk about marriage. It frightens me, and I can't see any good coming of it. Why? Your family will never stand for it. The prime minister won't stand for it. Cannot give up the throne. And I will be the most despised woman in the world. I just couldn't believe that any one woman could be all the awful things that Wallace was accused of being. And there's another rewrite of history about that woman in this new book by Anne Seba. Nazi whore, prostitute, spy. Maybe some, not all, wasn't possible.

1:41:54 The reaction to the Simpson affair, this theory goes, was just an excuse to swap Edward for his more user-friendly brother, who became George VI, now considered to have been a very successful wartime king. One of the currently held views is that distasteful though she was seen to be at the time, that in fact she, at a very critical time in history, saved Britain from having the wrong king by creating the necessity for him to abdicate. Hmm. Well, it doesn't quite fit in in this case. Which one? Well, that she wasn't removing Harry from the bunch because he would be the wrong king.

1:42:38 So that part is not there. It's in reverse. Yeah. I'll say that. Okay, let me lay out my theory. Yeah, please. Just so people can see where I'm going. Please do. I'm not saying that Meghan Markle was intentionally put into the circle. I mean, well, I'll say she showed up on the scene and she had aspirations of getting in the social circle of Britain and the celebrities. That was her goal. And I think just by chance, she met a few people, was able to leverage that into getting in the circle with Harry via first her relationship with Lizzie.

1:43:19 Lizzie and then with Pierce. She got in that circle and people like, holy smokes. I know her. Maybe we can activate her. Yeah. Well, if you activate her. She's growing up in America as a princess, having all that training, the activation must have actually. This is pretty good. If we figure out how they activated her, we can activate any woman. Yeah. So her activation was to basically affect, make Harry want to leave.

1:44:01 Right. You know, using her special skills, which we've laid out as her glamour, quote unquote. Yes. Supremely attractive. I mean, just by the numbers. Just by the numbers. But let's say, okay, so they got in. And I think the queen was in a bad spot because I'm sure she didn't want him to marry Meghan for several different reasons. One, of course, race. Two, that she was an actress. And you know how they feel about actresses. She's not royalty. But they were put in a bad spot because if we come out and say no to her and him now, it'll be played as race right away.

1:44:42 Right. So let's use this in our advantage to bring in, you know, a more culturally friendly aspect to the crown. Which is, you know, in light of, well, there's two things I wanted to say. Maybe Jump the Gun would be here. No, no, no, go ahead. Go ahead. So when we had the Black Lives Matter Inc. riots and peaceful protests in the summer here, they also took place in Europe. And they were called BLM. And so Amsterdam had BLM. In London, there was BLM. This has been bubbling up. Now, the only other thing I wanted to throw in the mix, which I realized, and I don't know if you've even thought about this, the training,

1:45:23 because I've also had a little bit of MK Ultra training, but I think this is universal most recently because there's been, you know, look, there's been a lot of different royalty shows, a ton of them. It's almost like when you get before the first moon launch, the first moon mission, there were so many movies about going to space and advertising was about going to space and everything. Hey, it's the new toothpaste and tang, you know, the astronauts use it. Everything was rocket oriented. What I realized the other day, and it wasn't until I was sitting with my good friend Mark, who's a documentarian, and we were talking about the Bridgertons.

1:46:04 And I really like the Bridgertons. And he says, I have a real problem with that. I said, what? Historically, it's just incorrect. And of course, he's coming at it from what he considers to be a true historical perspective. There were no black earls. There are no black dukes. And then it kind of hit me in this context. It's like, in fact, it's not even a discussion. Nowhere have you seen, oh my God, the Duke is black. That's wrong. So it's so familiar, I think, to the U.S. audience for sure, maybe others, that it's kind of jarring when you think, oh, shit, wait, the royal families actually kind of don't want that.

1:46:46 And you know what I mean? It's a brain twister. Well, we saw that with Hamilton. The same thing. Same thing. Yeah, yeah, yeah. Hamilton. We saw the same thing with Madonna. Top top top witch, for lack of a better word. What did she say? I'm rewriting history. Oh, yeah. Yep. So, yeah, we're having a massive rewriting history. And Netflix is one of these big companies that's for this, that they're just rewriting everything we know. And of course, we're old enough to know how the story actually went. But for younger people, it's like, well, Netflix would make a movie that wasn't right. I mean, it wasn't true. It was based on a true story.

1:47:29 Yeah, of course. Gosh. So where are we at? So we got him cousins. We know who Wallace Simpson is. So I'll say Meghan was sent in just to finish my theory. Meghan was sent in with the hopes of causing chaos. I mean, the same thing Walter Simpson was there for. Now, the outcome is still to be determined, but I'm not the only one that had the thought that Meghan Markle could be sent in for nefarious reasons. Welcome back to the show. How are you doing? How's the fam? Everybody good? I'm Tickety Boo. Yeah. Tickety Boo. I mean, I know this is very exciting stuff. I want to talk to you about Solo, but I also wanted to, this is a very exciting event happening in your home country.

1:48:13 Wow, wow, wow. royal wedding. Oh, yeah, I'm not going to watch it. Tell me now. Why are you not going to run into it? Come on. I'm sure they're lovely kids and everything, but I'm sort of bored of the medieval procession that costs $40 million to tax parents. And by the way, you got rid of it in 1766. Yes. And so you're sitting here from this lovely Republic, kind of, you know, going, isn't it cute? It's not cute. It's $40 million. And by the way, I think that Meghan Markle might be a sleeper agent for the U.S. government. Now you're making me really want to tune in. Now, this is exciting.

1:48:51 Damn it, it's that firing. And like the dad doing the photos thing, I think it's like a, you know, it's like a false flag event. I think the CIA is involved. Everybody, I think like Piers Morgan's involved. You're ruining the whole thing for me now. Yeah, please stop. Wow, who's this? Paul Beatty, Bateman. I think he plays in the new Amazon series and he played in the Avengers movie. He was the manifestation of the basically the algorithm. I forget his name. He had the stone in the middle of his head. But anyway, Pierce Morgan's involved.

1:49:35 The CIA's involved. That's crazy. I love that. And you know what? I did this. And this is just a tidbit. When I did this show, I had this clip in the original live I did on this, and I had it earmarked and bookmarked. And what happened was when I was doing my live, the link was taken out. Okay. So I had to actually go back, post, and then, you know, and post a new link to this. Yeah, they were scrubbing this everywhere. So, wow. And this was how long ago? This was probably around when we just started doing the show, right? Wasn't that complicated? Yeah, so it was probably 2008, 19, 2019, early 2019.

1:50:17 2019, yeah. Wow. Okay. Yeah. But for him to say that, I was like, Pierce Morgan, because they didn't even dawn on me when he said Pierce Morgan. I thought he was being, you know, like joke, facetious. Yeah. Yeah. But as I did my investigation, damn. Oh, no, Pierce Morgan is involved. Thank you for that confirmation. So what is this? Paul, was this just a lucky guess by this guy? What a hell of a guess. Yeah. What a yeah. He's he's got a slouch, man. He's he's been around. He's done a lot of different stuff. Yeah. So I'm just gonna put that out there. Go on national TV and say that. Yep.

1:51:01 And I think he came, like you said, he would be a Republican, right? Because you heard him saying the crown wasted money. You mean the British version of Republican? Yeah, yeah, yeah. Yes. Yeah, exactly. And that's very true. So why not throw that tidbit? Why not throw that tidbit out there? Yeah, you might as well. Gosh, that's too funny. Okay. Eyes on this guy. So, that's just about Harry being trapped. We had to lay out his background and maybe why he felt trapped and how Megan either maybe radicalized him in a way. So, I mean,

1:51:40 that is what it is. I think we can move on to more new shocking things. I think this is the fourth shocking thing. Oh, okay. I can't wait. Their finances. Wait, hold, hold up. Wait a minute. Your family cut you off. Okay, I just need to stop right there. Yes, when Oprah does that, that's acting. She's a really good actress. But all of those full-on shots of her, like the surprise of what? And hold on, hold up. That is, I've done so much of this phony TV crap. That's when you already talked about it. You've already had the conversation. Okay, you'll bring that up. Yeah, I'll bring that up. And then you go, oh, this is why I know agenda. Whenever we do something, we're always so honest on the show.

1:52:23 It fails. We can't put up this act anymore. But we used to be able to do it really easily. And that's what I believe this is right here from Oprah. Their finances. Wait, hold up. Wait a minute. Your family cut you off? Yeah. In the first half, the first quarter of 2020. In a surprising revelation, Harry admitted that his family cut him off in 2020. In fact, it's largely thanks to the inheritance Diana left him that the couple has been able to start anew. I think she saw it coming. And I certainly felt her presence throughout this whole process. Their biggest priority has understandably been making sure they can afford security, which is a big part of why they signed deals with streaming services.

1:53:03 From my perspective, all I needed was enough money to be able to pay for security to keep my family safe. In light of this, you might be wondering where Harry's relationship with his family currently stands. Interestingly, he describes his rapport with his grandmother as extremely positive. As for his dad, things are fraught, but he's hopeful that they will bounce back. I will always love him, but there's a lot of hurt that's happened. And while he and William are currently taking some space from one another, Harry was clear that he will always love his brother dearly. I love William Solaz, he's my brother. We've been through hell together. I mean, we have a shad experience.

1:53:42 So, he brought up his mother and the inheritance. So, this is one of the things that people gave them no sympathy about. Like, bruh, like they cut you off. I mean, you don't want to do the job. Yeah. You don't want to, you know, say you don't want to play your role in the cartel. So, it's like, you don't get paid. I mean, you want most people don't even get out of organized crime families that easy. So, I mean, take it as it is. Also, most of these royal siblings, the idea that they all have security is really not that true. So, I'm just saying that that would be something that they wanted because they're living in Los Angeles, where a bunch of nut jobs live and have no respect for people.

1:54:25 Yeah. Yeah. Or maybe the queen knows she's under attack and she knows that maybe she needs to do something about it. And if you want to take it, if you want to take it there, well, you took Mr. Harry. You took nothing false grandson of mine. You might have to feel the pain. And the reason why I say that the queen is under attack, this very interesting RT story came out about three, I think a little while ago. It's not too long, but I think they were laying the seeds on the seeds of upending the throne. So let's get into no transparency.

1:55:06 What does Queen Elizabeth have? Britain's Queen Elizabeth is being accused of lobbying the government to hide her vast private wealth in a scheme that ran for decades. The revelations come from National Archive documents uncovered by The Guardian and date back to the 1970s. The Queen allegedly persuaded the government to make legal changes exempting firms used by heads of state from transparency procedures. The newspaper says she was then able to use a shell company to conceal her finances until at least 2011. The Queen's exact fortune is still unknown, but is believed to run into hundreds of millions of pounds.

1:55:45 According to the files, Buckingham Palace's legal team used an obscure procedure called Queen's Consent to get the changes through Parliament. It allows the monarch to see bills in advance and withhold approval if the content affects crown interests. But Buckingham Palace rebuffed the allegations, claiming the use of Queen's consent was standard practice. We spoke with former British Home Office Minister Norman Baker, who thinks the secrecy surrounding royal finances has no place in a democracy. The royal finances are shrouded in mystery, quite deliberately so. But what we do know is that they are hugely beneficial for the queen and her family. And that's both improper. It's an insult in the democracy, in my view, but it's also one which is a danger to the royal family.

1:56:30 The royal family would be well advised to amend these situations before they're forced to do so by Parliament. Yeah, I think these things are coming out to light more and more. Growing up in the Netherlands and living there and Belgium and other royal family and in the UK. I was always surprised that people always just said, oh, the royal, we pay them, we pay their salary, we pay them 12 million pounds a year so they can live there, but it's great for tourism. It's all just kind of ceremonial. And I always said, do you really hear yourself?

1:57:09 You're going to tell me that we're letting this little old lady, just as a ceremony, live in the biggest pad in the best crib in London, right there in the middle, and she has no power. Said, I don't know. I always see the prime ministers going there to the queen to say, please, please, please. Everybody goes there, say, please, please, please, except one person. You know who the queen has to bow to, Adam? Will be the Church of England. The Pope. Yeah. When those two meet, it's the queen that's bowing. Right. So I'm just saying, and we've seen how the Pope's been moving lately.

1:57:49 Yeah. So I honestly believe who I would think if I had to, once again, there's a lot of speculation in the show. So, but where you have to lay out the facts, just to string them together. And if I had to guess, this is the faction that wants to push the one. world government in a new way. The big tech, the UN, the church, all of these people are on the same side. And it's like the only thing standing in our way is this pesky throne. And if they can get rid of the queen, bring in the parliament, and then the parliament signs on to the UN. I mean, not UN, the EU, excuse me, I said UN, the EU, then everything's sold up.

1:58:34 Yeah, it is. Well, and then we also saw some other issues because we have Canada, we have Australia, New Zealand, all connected. And not yeah. Oh, this is so in fact, this was actually an attack on the entire British Empire. This is exactly what it is. And who would have that kind of pool? I think it would be big tech. I mean, well, big tech would be the tool for the tool. That's what I mean. The tool, yeah. Yeah, it would be the tool. Yes, yes. And then we always say with Soros and those guys. I mean, I don't want to throw Soros in it, but that ilk. And we always say Soros just drew the short straw, but you're the guy. Yeah, he's the face guy, right? It's like, oh, so I was like, not me. But I think that's how it is.

1:59:17 It's just that Dr. Bill, all those ill, it's like, we have to get rid of this patriarchy. We have to get rid of the queen. And what better way to do it is within the walls of Buckingham Palace. And throw some race in there because we already got some troops on the ground for BLM. That's the detonation point is the race. Yep. So going back to Princess Die, we talked about the William William Wallace. I mean, excuse me, Wallace's address. Yes, we talked. He heard him saying, oh, Princess Die was with us through the whole process. That's conjuring. We talked about that with the Say the Name with the Black Lives Matter. Same thing.

1:59:59 When you say dead people's name, it's a form of conjuring. So it's the same thing in here. And they take it one step further by wearing possessions of Princess Die. A teaser for Oprah Winfrey's interview with Meghan. Oh my God. This is really weird, Mo. I just want to mention this. Before I even played this clip, I noticed the Cartier love bracelet on her arm. And I didn't know it was, and I think that's the one that they're talking about. Yes. I noticed it. And I noticed a lot of things about women's clothes and what they're wearing, but something stuck in my mind because I've held that in my, not that one, but I've held these bracelets in my hand. Like, oh, look, this is a cardiac love. It really stuck out to me for some reason. Anyway, that's just me.

2:00:44 Just you got to wonder sometimes, is the subconscious rabbit hole just lurking deep inside of me all the time? A teaser for Oprah Winfrey's interview with Meghan Markle and Prince Harry aired Sunday night during 60 minutes. Almost unsurvivable. Sounds like there was a breaking point. My biggest concern was history refusing itself. You've said some pretty shocking things here. The promo for Oprah with Meghan and Harry at CBS primetime special also shows Oprah asking Megan, quote, Were you silent or were you silenced? Oprah also tells viewers that she wants to make it clear to everybody watching that no subject is off limits.

2:01:25 As seen in the preview, Meghan and Harry will have individual interviews with Oprah as well as a joint sit-down. In a second preview, which also aired during the 60 Minutes broadcast, Harry says that he is relieved to have his wife to talk with because he couldn't begin to imagine what it must have been like for his late mother, Princess Diana, to have gone through this process by herself all those years ago. Harry says, quote, it has been unbelievably tough for the two of us, but at least we have each other. And during their interview, Meghan is wearing a special piece of jewelry, a bracelet that belonged to Diana. It's the same bracelet that was used to help craft Meghan's engagement ring. People have learned the couple wanted Meghan to wear the bracelet during the interview so Diana could be with them.

2:02:08 That's interesting. So Diana could be with them. Right. I felt like her presence was with us. Yeah. It was her money. I don't want history to repeat itself. As if she knew it would be necessary. But he's saying, I don't want history to repeat itself. What is he implying there? Death. I don't want Meghan to be killed. You know, that's why you need security. You're so right, Mo. Damn. And not only did they take her a jury, Meghan Markle borrowed something else.

2:02:48 Is Meghan Markle echoing Princess Diana's body language? The Duke and Duchess of Sussex are set to appear in a tell-all interview with Oprah. In a special called CBS Presents, Oprah. Oprah with Harry and Meghan, which is set to air on Sunday, March 7th. And now a body language expert is speaking out to the Daily Mail, claiming that the former suit star has similar body language in the new teaser clips to Princess Diana's expressions in her now infamous interview with Martin Bashir back in 1995. Meghan's very subtle mouth smile in response to Oprah's dramatic claims does throw up hints of Diana's interview back in the day. But while Diana's sadness was etched in her face, Meghan's expressions look far more enigmatic here.

2:03:31 Body language expert Judy James told the Daily Mail. Judy continued commenting about how the 39-year-old looked Sphinx-like in the new clip. With the sinister-sounding music swirling about their heads to build up the drama, Meghan is presented as a silent movie star here with only a few meager crumbs of hints about her verbal and emotional input. Oprah is in full-on jawdrop mode, though, using terms like silenced and unsurvivable, while Meghan sits Sphinx-like and beautiful, with only a head tilt and small swallows, suggesting depth of emotion in terms of her responses. She told the publication. In another teaser clip, Harry speaks out about similarities between his late mother and his wife.

2:04:13 I can't begin to imagine what it must have been like for her going through this process by herself all those years ago because it's been unbelievably tough for the two of us, but at least we had each other. Oh, there's that Egyptian stuff you've been piling on me. Sphinx-like said it twice. Yes. That's interesting because why would you even say that? If I were writing a script for that particular news package, I would probably say statuesque or something like that to the Sphinx.

2:04:49 It's very interesting that that came in. But like I said, she borrowed the jewelry, she borrowed the body language, she borrowed the dress from Wallace Simpson. I want that's why I didn't play this stuff. Maybe this is because this whole thing is spell. You've got to have all these, it's like bringing in the Hogs Ward and the sulfur and all these different pieces that she needed to bring in for the spell. That's exactly right. That's exactly what it is. Is to what did it do? I mean, don't judge it on what I'm saying. Look at the effectiveness of it. Yeah. It put the whole world in an uproar. Why? You heard what the lady said, the music swirling above their heads as she sipped their

2:05:33 sphinx-like. You know. Wait, that's another Disney thing. Hold on a second. Princess Sphinx. I can just remember my own MK Ultra programming. Sphinx is Princess. Wasn't there a Disney movie? I don't think they have an Egyptian Disney movie. I don't think so. I think the closest thing they have is Aladdin. Right. Not here nor there, but she was put into the role to play Diana, which Diana in itself is the name itself. Right. No kidding. No kidding. Has a cult. And I mean, yeah.

2:06:15 And diamonds in itself have a cult and symbolism in itself. But yeah. So I think I strongly believe that all this was set up to conjure Princess Di Walling Willis, put her in a situation that way they could drop the next two biggest bombs. One being 31. Meghan Markle's mental health. Almost unsurvivable. Sounds like there was a breaking point. Yeah, there was. In an extremely honest moment, Meghan Markle revealed how the hate and vitriol she was subjected to eventually took its toll. Her mental health began to suffer as a result, and she started experiencing thoughts about taking her own life.

2:06:56 But I knew that if I didn't say it, that I would do it. She described how she was denied when she went to a senior member of the institution for help. Similarly, human resources told her they couldn't do anything. Markle was scared, yet she was effectively ignored. She was luckily able to confide in both Harry and a close friend of Diana's. Because it's like, who else could understand what it's actually like on the inside? But it's heartbreaking and infuriating to think that, according to Harry and Meghan, the system Markle was forced to depend on failed her. I wanted to be there for her. There's no doubt that her vulnerability and openness with Oprah in this segment helped many feel heard.

2:07:39 It takes so much courage to admit that you need help. It takes so much courage to voice that. Wow. Okay, so this the way Tina, the keeper, she's very good. She's she. She understands how to sleuth out what's trending on Twitter. And she says, oh my God, they're tripping out over the victim over, oh, I'm such a victim. I'm such a victim. And that was within minutes, you know. So, and of course, that was one of the things that blew up as the, oh, you're horrible, woke, being the victim of everything. So, yeah, very well done. And she put on the black, quote-unquote, black mind trap.

2:08:22 She's just wearing it. She's just wearing it like, oh, I'm a victim of white supremacy, even though I married into the highest order of white supremacy. Oh, I'm such a victim. So much so, I'm not, like I said, I'm not poom-pooing. Maybe she did have, but what I'm saying is they put this show on to tap into that victimhood. Oh, and I wanted it scored right away. I mean, that was just phenomenal, like hole in one. Well, with some, but not all, because who it didn't score well with, I mean, black men, we already knew what was up when the marriage first happened. Uh, two average, ordinary day black people, like,

2:09:04 you went married to Queen's grandson. What did you expect? But with the strollers, with the women that we want to go out and get plastic surgery because of Meghan Markle, with the women that suffer under the Disney mind programming, uh, mind control programming, it hit home all the way. And the wokes, it hit home with them as well. Big time. It's one, it's one thing I want to bring up before we get to clip 32. It's this thing, it's this very, very popular YouTube content creator called Kevin Samuels. And he brings up the point of manipulation that women use is called sign language and it's an acronym.

2:09:44 It stands for shame, insult, guilt, and need to be right. And this is kind of how she conjured up this spell of, you know, guilt, like, oh, they tried to kill me, that kind of thing. Well, in the black church, well, in certain segments of the black church, this thing has been going around for a while now, and it's called emotional witchcraft. Emotional witchcraft. But the modern term for emotional witchcraft is victim psychology.

2:10:21 Y'all need to write that down. If you look it up, if you look up victim psychology, psychology is a mindset of the modern self-centered person. But the spiritual understanding of emotional psychology is, I mean, of victim psychology is emotional witchcraft. That means someone is using their emotions to control yours. You got what I'm saying? For we know witchcraft is control, basically. It's control. Y'all got that. Manipulation, intimidation, and domination.

2:11:04 Those are, that's the way witchcraft operates. Witchcraft operates in manipulation to trick, to intimidate, to scare, and dominate the force. So emotional witchcraft is the intimidation, the manipulation, or the forcing of your emotions. You got what I'm saying? And you have to understand that this is how the modern person thinks. Man, there's a lot of people under that kind of spell right now. Yes, it is. And this was actually Pastor Darby.

2:11:44 But as you can see with Kevin Samuels, Pastor Darby, people are starting to see witchcraft. You made it allusion to like cauldrons and bringing the witch's brew together. Newts and I think whatever, you know, frog legs and that kind of thing. No, it's putting all the pieces of manipulation together. The bracelet, the dress, the body language, laying out, you know, playing out the fears of, you know, I don't want things to happen to my mother. All of these are forms of control, which that's all witchcraft is, is control. You're trying to control your other people or circumstances through your actions.

2:12:25 What were the three again? Or the three again? It was the, I know the second was intimidate. The third was dominate. Was the first was manipulate. Manipulate, right? Manipulate, intimidate, dominate. Which aligns to the sign language, which is shame, insult, guilt, and the need to be right. You know, like, that's only that's only every millennial I know under 20, you know, under 25. 25. Yep. But that's the method of choice. So you can hear, like I said, that that was the victimhood being played out. And she stepped right into the mind trap. Or, I mean, either she is in it or isn't in it. Right.

2:13:08 But one of the most disgusting things, I'm going to lay this out. I think overall, I think Megan is a victim herself. And I know this may not be very popular, a very popular opinion. And I'm not saying that she doesn't have a hand in this, but I think her magic is inferior to that patriarchal magic that the crown possesses. And Harry possesses himself. And I think he used her to get out of a situation he didn't want to be in. It's not, I think he played along like, oh, yeah, ouch, ouch. Oh, you're dragging me away from the crown. Oh, but it was convenient for him because it was a way for him to get out.

2:13:50 Yeah, in fact, he wanted to get out because he's not even a part of the family. And get retribution for the family he's been trapped in. Right. And the reason why I say this is they played this little trick. And I think it was to, no, I'm just going to put it out there. They wanted to paint Harry as the cuck. Yeah. Oh, no. He did a perfect job of that. Right. And for all right. So most of us know the definition of the, most of us think we know the word of definition. That's when a guy lets another guy sleep with his wife, right? And he's knowing a cuckold.

2:14:30 It's slang for cuckold. Yes. So what we're going to do is I'm going to play this story that was, you may have not heard, but it was surrounding about Tyler Perry saving Megan. There were lots of revelations in Oprah's interview with Megan and Harry on Sunday. The conversation had many shockers, but there's one element that may not be getting the attention it deserves. When Harry and Megan decided to pull away from the royal family and relocate to Canada, their security detail was removed. Now they're high-profile people with a new baby and their new location was publicized in the media, so it had to be a bit scary for them for obvious reasons.

2:15:10 Well, enter their friend Tyler Perry, who gave the family the use of one of his homes for three months and provided them with a security detail. He did this for no other reason than, as Megan said, giving the couple breathing room to figure out their next move. Annie and Allison, he probably also wants the movie rights to their story. Yeah, that would be a good deal. Go see it. I would go see that too. Seriously, though, Tyler was a true friend to them and he helped them out with no fanfare. And that's what he does continuously. He regularly gives to charities, provides aid to disaster sites, buys groceries for families. Shoot, he even took the vaccine on TV to prove it was safe. He's a billionaire with the heart of a man who comes from humble beginnings, a type of person we could use more of.

2:15:55 Have a great day. Really? More like Tyler Perry. So I think Tyler Perry, and this is just my thoughts, my perspective, is the avatar, the male avatar of Oprah. Oh, yeah. I can totally see that. Yes, she deputized him. Yes. Tyler, give them your mansion, give them your jet. We're going to provide them security. We're going to secure the assets, bring them in. And what that did was play into the cuckhold, financial cuckhold scenario for Harry. Right. I'm taking care of you and your wife, son. And he. Okay, thank you.

2:16:35 Right. The big black man with the billions of dollars come in and provide and satisfy your wife in a way I can't, which, you know, which what that does is make Harry unassuming. But what people don't understand about cuckhole relationships, well, let's just listen to the next clip and find out about it. So let's just talk about what a cuckhold relationship is really quick. And that would be a husband who wants his wife to get sexual gratification from another man. Usually the other man is more well endowed than he is.

2:17:14 And in some instances, he wants to be humiliated as well as he wants to make sure that she gets pleasure from this. And he is involved in her pleasure, whether he's there in the room or she is telling him afterwards. He wants to hear that she was indeed pleased by this other man because it makes him feel like he has some, I don't want to say pen. say power, but wow, the analog is great. Well played, sir. Very, very well played. That one. I didn't see that. I did not think of that. He wanted to appear.

2:17:59 Just in my, we don't know. None of us knows. But just from my perspective, he wanted to appear as the we need to be saved and we need to be saved by a black man that's more well financially endowed than us, you know, to what it does, it tamper downs his white supremacy. Yeah. That's what it really does. Exactly. Puts him in the safe zone. Exactly. Yeah. I'm saying. I got beaten down by him. It's fine. I'm good. I'm cucked. Right. So people may not know, but I found.

2:18:37 I'm going to tell you all this. Don't make me, don't ever make me do this again because I went down some turns on the rabbit hole. I'm trying to tell you folks. And this is on YouTube. But I found this next clip. And just to warn people, it's not brainwashing. It's a suggestion file. Just let yourself get nice and relaxed and get ready to listen to an interesting fantasy. This is not only a fantasy, it is also a suggestion file. The sypnosis will plant some little suggestions in your mind.

2:19:24 Some little suggestions. It will also open up some new places. But this is just a suggestion file. This is not a brainwashing file. What are you? What kind of sorcery is this, Mo? What are you doing? Bro, this is on YouTube. Wow. Okay. And what exactly happened to me listening to this? I'm just showing people the power of suggestion. And what this was is a suggestion. Now, I say, I played the safest parts I could of how to become a cuck.

2:20:06 But it was from the, well, I'll say this, but how to become a wife of a cuckhold. So I don't know if guys are playing this for their wife or what, but this was on YouTube. Wow, man. The things they take off YouTube and the things they let stay never ceased to amaze me. But the reason why I wanted to play this out as well is this feeds into this biracial thing as well of the narrative. Like I said, you love who you love. Right. No problem to me. My problem is mainstream media, presidential presidents and everybody else pushing this form of suggestion file

2:20:49 on people. And I think I want to use that term for now on because it nudges you into believing certain things. And where this is important, I'm just going to be one. Can you get the door? I'm sorry. Oh, yes. Okay. Let me. There we go. Okay. Are you in? Let's do this. Yeah, yeah, please. Okay, just us, Moe. Just us. I'll say it like this to protect the people involved. Cuck holding is made to seem like the person involved, especially when it's race-based, that the black man is in power.

2:21:37 But it's not. Hold on a second. Yes. There's an since the door is closed. Yes. You just said that. And I went bing. Okay. There's an entire category of porn of white couple, black man, cuckhold situation. Yes. Okay. And that, so that is a real thing. That is a real thing, but what I'm saying is it's portrayed as the man being procured has the power. But what it really is, is the man that sets it up to bring this second man into his relationship and to

2:22:22 use his wife up. Okay, so what you're saying is this is really Harry's in control. This is just the tactic that he's using. Okay. Yes. I got it. I got it. But it's sold as all the welded endowed man is in power. You know, and it's really not. It's the puppet master pulling. pulling the strings. And I say this as an analogy to what's going on now. It's bow down to black men, bow down to black people. You know, black lives matter. Right. Oh, okay. So the right. So the analogy is: you got to be a cuck because I'm bringing in this black stuff, but really, I'm in charge.

2:23:05 Yes. Got it. Okay. Wow. And I'll tell you how this plays out later, but we have to like we gotta, I don't know, man. We need to talk to, hear from some more producers. So I love new money. Well, hold on a second. Let me open the door because otherwise no one else is here. Please. All right. Now they can hear what we're talking about. Hey, guys. Hey, guys. I like Brandon's money. I just, I don't want any money around me. It's not. I'd almost rather have a new one than an old 20. That's kind of dumb. But there's something about new money that excites you. You like $100 bills? Oh, yeah. I like new money too. Oh, most beautiful thing on earth is a $100 bill.

2:23:46 I haven't seen a woman as good looking as a $100 bill. There's something about $100 bill that excites you. That's right. And pretty soon we'll be looking at some new money on MoFax with newpodcastapps.com. If you have the Sphinx, coincidentally, the Sphinx app, you can already start streaming. I know. Believe me, I see the irony of that. You can already start streaming sats to it. Just look for the MoFax tribe. That's for the early, early adopters. But I'm just saying new money is coming and you're going to be a part of it. You producers who are still kind of playing the old school way, but we love it when we open up the Cash App and the PayPal. Here are the rest of our producers for episode 60 of MoFax with Adam Curry.

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2:25:09 Wow, that's kind of depressing. Yeah, and I've got that last part. Oh, no. I got you. I got you. Yes, it is depressing. Can we give some karma? Yeah, no, that's exactly what I'm thinking. That's the most we can do. Yes, you got to do something here. MoCom. It's going to be okay, Kendall. Rusty Becker, 4764. I appreciate the show. I recently got my brother to listen to his first episode. I told him to go back to the beginning as your episodes are, for the most part, evergreen. Yes. I really did lose a sizable account recently because I refused to wear a mask outside while I'm cleaning a pool.

2:25:49 So I could use some Mojob Karma. Not sure if you have that, but whatever karma would be great. You're all worth more, but this is what I could afford at the time. Keep it up. And I hope you're well sincerely. Well, just so you understand, the value for value model is really based on a meaningful, you know, what is a meaningful donation for you. That's what really makes it work because only you can really determine what value is. So whatever you're doing, it hits the home the same as anything else, Rusty. So thank you very much. I think we can scour up some jobs, Mo Karma. The three most important parts of this bill are testing, testing.

2:26:33 No, that's not the right one. How do we get testing out of that? Jobs, jobs, jobs, and jobs. Let's vote for jobs. You've got. MoCom. We got it for you. Don't worry. All right. Onward, Joel White, $40. He says, Moe and Adam, just a month into your catalog, and thanks for what you do. I heard Adam on the higher side chats and checked out No Agenda and MoFax pretty much the same day. For some reason, episode 55, Trapper's Delight, was the first episode to hear. It was amazing. I really enjoy both MoFax and No Agenda because it really covers all the bases. Music is probably the biggest and oldest mind control around. Looking back, you could see it. Yeah.

2:27:16 We had artists like Outcast, Goody Mob, Goody Mob, Scarface, actually telling everyone what's really going on. And they, for a while, were able to sneak it on MTV. That got noticed and replaced by actors that they could control. Yes? And I will take some of the blame for that. Not all. I think all of this went hand in hand. hand with the drugs. Fentanyl was the tipping point for me to get out, and I started to see the influx of that dirt. I needed out. It's a pretty deep rabbit hole, but worth going down. Thank all of you for your hard work. I did send a little treasure for you. Any chance of a birthday jingle? It's not my jingle, but I feel a little boring after finding you guys. Well, when we celebrate your birthday, you know what you get here. They always give me a biscuit on my birthday.

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2:32:03 That's a good point. I've started listening to MoFax with Adam Curry. I started listening a couple of months ago, but recently I started to catch up with older episodes, and episode six was spot on about my wife's and my life. It was so accurate, it's scary. I hope my generation can survive this boring apocalypse. Love and light to both of you, and shout out to my smoking hot wife, Hadar. P.S. Do you guys have a baby karma? I think we might need it soon. soon. Yeah, I got some special baby Mo Karma for you, but what episode, what was episode six, Mo? Episode six. I'm, I feel so bad. All the numbers starting to run together now was

2:32:44 not sure. I can tell you the title of it. What was the title? Not to tell you what it was about. Okay. Hold on. Loading up. Episode six. I got to scroll a long way these days. Meet the parents. Okay. That was when I think that was about the two-parent household and how they, well, that's, I think that was the one the other producer wrote in was talking about. With the two-parent households, they made twice the workers. Ah, yes, yes. Exactly. Oh, no, of course that hit home. Right. Dynamite. Well, thank you very much, guys. Thank you for your support. We go to Allison Stewart, 1426, catching up on old episodes and thought.

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2:36:16 Mofax with Adam Curry. If you'd like to support us, go straight to our donation page at mofundme.com, M-O-U-F-U-N-D-M-E.com. Well, all right. I know people are like cockholds, witches, glamour. It's a wild ride, but just expounding a cuckhole thing again, I've used that metaphorically in the sense that we're seeing that the so-called white liberals allow black people a certain bandwidth to make them feel shame and make them feel, you know, degraded. You know, we've seen the white moms making the white kids bow down to the black women.

2:37:01 Yeah. This is a form of cucking. Let's just say it like that. This is a form of cucking. But you know what? There's always limits to it because when you start asking for things that they don't want to give, that's when you see the power structure. So I think with that in mind, we can go straight into 37. Disturbing discussions, concerns, and conversations about how dark his skin might be when he. he's born. What? And I got to stop it. That was an act, man. That was. I have done that shot a million times. What? You're telling me that he's in the Scooby van?

2:37:44 What? Please. Please. Let's go back to that beautiful pregnant pause. What? And who is having that conversation? Before little Archie was even born, there were reportedly many conversations surrounding his arrival that raised red flags. To start, the powers that be did not want him to receive a title. By the same token, this meant he would not be afforded any security. This went on for the last few months of our pregnancy. Where I'm going, hold on a second. That your son and Harry, Prince Harry's son, was not going to receive security? That's right.

2:38:26 Naturally, Markle described this as disconcerting for two reasons. Firstly, her child's safety should have been paramount. Secondly, the monarchy wanted to change convention to deny the first person of color born into the royal family a title. This was disturbing, to put it mildly. As if that wasn't troubling enough on its own, Markle recalled how concerns surrounding the potential color of Archie's skin were brought to Harry before his birth. What was that conversation? The conversation I'm never going to share. I know exactly what it was. What is that? Oh, it wasn't how it was going to. Is the kid going to have freckles and red hair? That was the question. I don't think it was about black at all because is he going to be a bloody dog?

2:39:12 You know, you know, I didn't want to say it. I didn't want to say it. I'll say, I'll say it. But living in the UK, and it is that what you just said there is very typical to hear. Very typical. It'd be the same. It'd be the similar conversation that we had in Fisk in the 1960s. I mean, let's just be honest here. I mean, for people that don't know, that's where Beyonce's father attended college, Fisk University. And they had a paper bag test. So this hypocrisy that we have, this is what bothers me because if the shoe was on the other foot,

2:39:53 we would say, how light is that child going to be? Right. You know, exactly. We had this conversation with Michael Jackson's kids. Yep. Like in a little blanket and little prints in Paris. Like, whoa, whoa, whoa, whoa, whoa, hey. You know what I'm saying? Them children are awful light to be Mike's. So, I mean, I'm not a hypocrite. So if those people want to keep their bloodline what they consider pure, all a more power to them. But I wanted to bring this up is this is where you see Cuck Hole cucking reaches limits. Big time. It's like, you mean that, so who said it? Well, hey, whoa, whoa. Whoa. Yeah, that was a pretty chicken shit move, actually.

2:40:37 And that's where they lost the magic. When they did that, it's like, you build us all up. About to name names. Oprah said there's no topic that's going to be not discussed. It was. You want to bet? It was pretty much the equivalent of CNN with sources say. You know, it's like, oh, man, like, we had to know what happened. No, but what the equivalent is, is that you've seen a quote-unquote race crime happen, but you don't want to, you know, you don't really want to report on it. Yeah, you don't, you don't want to point, you want to point out the perpetrator. Yep. And that's exactly what we saw here. And you know who pulled those strings? That was Harry. He's like, whoa, whoa, whoa, whoa, whoa.

2:41:20 Let's not get out of this. Yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah. Let's not get out of control here. I think you're right. And like I said, and they played that the greatest spell ever is the race one for both black and white people because there was no concern with how dark that child was going to be. I mean, at the point where she was pursuing Harry, Meghan Markle was lighter than Harry in pictures. You didn't even know if she was black when you first saw her on suits. I did not. She was very racially ambiguous. Yeah. So until the storyline came in where her father was a black man. And, you know, that's where it was like, oh, okay, that's what they're doing.

2:41:59 But that means that no one knew. I mean, she can fly under the radar if she wish. She could pass, but a word, I mean, a better word that we like to use in the show. She could have passed if she wanted to. But I think she did for most of her life. I would say. I would tell you. Not intentionally. Not intentionally. I don't think she hit her race, but I think that's why I may have been a. culture shock to her to start to feel like what it's really like to be a black person. Because when you're in, when you're in the throes of white supremacy, any black is too much. So, I think that may, I'll give her her credit on that. That may have been traumatic to her.

2:42:38 But this thing about being hypocritical, I want to play a throwback clip for show 51 from Mohammed Ali about racial integration. That's the scientist's film. I mean, we're going to educate people around it. Well, life is too short for me to be catching hell for something like that. I'd rather go and be my own. I have a beautiful daughter, beautiful wife. They look like me. We're all happy and I don't have no trouble. I don't have no trouble. Ain't nothing that much in love with no woman to go through all that hell. Ain't no one woman that good. You understand? I understand. Yeah, I just, I do understand. I understand. I think it's sad that. It ain't sad because I want my child to look like me. Every intelligent person wants his child to look like him. I'm sad because I want to blot out my race and lose my beautiful identity.

2:43:20 Chinese love Chinese. They love the little slanted-that pretty brown-skinned babies. Pakistanis love their culture. Jewish people love their culture. A lot of Catholics, they want to marry them. Catholics, they want the religion to be stayed the same. Who wants to spot up yourself and kill your race? You a hater of your people if you don't want to stay who you are. You shame what God made you. God didn't make no mistake when He made us all like we were. I think that's a philosophy of despair. Despair? There ain't no despair. Number one, ain't no woman. Let me take her. I'm telling you. Listen, no woman on this whole earth, not even a black woman in Muslim countries, can please me and cook for me and socialize and talk to me like my American black woman.

2:44:01 No woman, at last, as a white woman, can really identify with me and my feelings and the way I act and the way I talk. And you can't take no Chinese man and give him no Puerto Rican woman and holler about we in love and you emotionally in love and physically, but really they're not happy because she's going to hear some Puerto Rican music. He's going to hear some Chinese music. And they're going to be clashing all the time. It's just nature. You can do what you want, but it's nature to want to be with your own. I want to be with my own. I love my people. I don't hate nobody. You know, it's interesting when I tell, when I talk with other people about our show, or sometimes just my friend Mo. And I say, yeah, he would really like for his kids to marry

2:44:47 to marry Ados. He says if they don't, they don't. But he does. And it's like, oh, yeah, they're always like, oh, yeah, it's understanding. And I think, but, you know, the hypocrisy is so obvious that if you say, well, I, you know, I'd really like my daughter to marry, you know, someone white. I mean, off to the gulag you go. That will be. But that's what I'm saying is that clip. Yeah, no, and I appreciate it because it's really a message that people need to hear and need to understand that, you know, this is all virtue signaling. This is all bullshit. All of it. And you can see how old it is. That's why I played the clip.

2:45:26 You can see that that man was British. So you can see how old that self-loathing or having the Kaltile to whatever they think people want them to say. Hey, I have no problem with the queen as far as, well, I got several problems with the queen, but as far as her wanting to keep, or that family wanting to keep their bloodlines, however they want to keep it, more power to them. Because if I didn't feel that way, I'll be a hypocrite. So that part didn't bother me. I was more bothered by this people trying to use this or weaponize this to make black people to trigger black people, which it did some. And one being Mr. Donald Liman. Oprah was speechless.

2:46:07 Most people are speechless, but I have to tell you, I don't think Oprah, I don't think anyone who watched it, especially anyone, a person of color, is surprised that the British family, that there was racism there. That is what the monarchy is based on. Heredity, hierarchy, a caste system, bloodlines. And so the whole institution is built on a racist structure. So there should not be a, oh my God, the British family is racist. Of course they're racist. That's what the entire monarchy is built on. The racism, the family that is supposed to be in that only by birth. And so far by birth, it's only been white royals on the British throne.

2:46:49 That's it. So we shouldn't be like, oh my God, the British family's racist. Yeah, the system is racist. You say people aren't surprised, but Harry explained that he was surprised, right? That he didn't really see it until he had to see it through the eyes of Meghan Markle, through the eyes of a black woman who he loved. And then he said it was immediate being confronted with this, Don. That part. part was not surprising because, as we always say, that is what privilege is all about. If it doesn't, you don't have to deal with it, then it doesn't exist for you. Oh, my goodness. They're giving Harry, they're copping out for Harry. No, no. You receive one of the best educations money can buy.

2:47:30 You've been all around the world. And it took for you to marry Meghan Markle to figure out that the crown and is set up off of exclusion, which, like I said, I have no problem with them. It's familial and bloodlines if they want to keep it certain ways. But would you describe that as racist? No. That's my way. I would be racist. Yeah. Then I would be racist. Right. God. No, I mean that is a conversation with me and my kids. Like, look, hey, I love myself.

2:48:11 I love vanity. Like I said, this is not out of hate. This is, I mean, I'm being honest with you. I'm just sharing with the world out of vanity. I love the way I look. You know, I picked a spouse that wasn't far off, you know, maybe in complexion, yes, but in features and everything else, not far off in experience. That factors in it too. Because this goes to show you, she was ill-equipped to be ill-prepared to deal with what's expected of that culture. And that's what Muhammad Ali was saying. He was saying, even a woman that shares the same, this a melanin content as me. You won't understand him like an American, American, a black American woman.

2:48:54 Exactly. So for that, if I have to say that they're racist for doing that, now pillaging the world. I get to give you my experience. Okay. I've done a couple of rodeos. I've been married twice before, both Dutch women. And it wasn't until I met Tina, and we've been married now. We've been together for six years that I realized how important an American woman was to me for my actual cultural upbringing, regardless of what country.

2:49:38 There is so much that is very, very deep. And it's little things like what cereal we ate or what commercial was on we were watching as kids or music. The entire culture of Tina and I is so closely aligned. And also age has also something to do with it. That it was really surprising to me. I did not realize that. That really culturally, it just wasn't a good fit for me. And this show goes to show you how triggering race is. Now, if you're to say your child wanted to marry somebody 15, 20 years their senior, you say, no, no, no, you're not going to be compatible because of generational differences.

2:50:18 Or, you know, which is also true. My first wife was 16 years older and it didn't matter until it mattered. And it did. And I would even go as far as to this that even geographical, we're not even talking about nationality. Yeah. Yeah, exactly. The geographical implications of my wife is southern just like I am. And there's certain things that a woman from maybe the West Coast or New York or those places may not understand about my Southern culture. So, I mean, like I said, it's just, but race has been used as a tool for mind control by the media.

2:51:00 That's why we can't have meaningful conversations. And for them not to press Harry, it's like, I'm not having, if Oprah wasn't acting in good faith, it's like, I'm sorry, Megan. I'm sorry, Harry. But if you're not going to be honest about who said it, there's no point in this. Because if you're not combating white supremacy, then you're aiding and abetting it. So, I mean, there's no middle ground here. And I think a lot of people are getting to that point where you can't take benefits from it. And then, and then, you know, like he does. You got to go all the way, is what you're saying. You can't just address it. Right. Or don't address it. I mean, I'm not saying you have to be a social justice warrior, but don't use it, you know, don't virtue signal.

2:51:42 Right. And then when it gets down to actually where the road meets the road at, that you, you know, you pull short, you know, don't even address it then. Right. All right. So let's get into the second Donald Lemon clip. Look at all the criticism that before the interview air, there were so many people who were on social media who were saying, oh, I can't believe why are they doing this? Oh, woe is me. They're rich, they're wealthy, they're royal, what have you. Not even knowing what the interview was going to be about. not even knowing someone else's existence. I wonder why these people always try to explain what someone else's experiences are and why all of these privileged people, most of them on social media, white, white women, who are criticizing Megan and Harry and Oprah for what they were about to do, and then the interview

2:52:29 as well. Why is that your why do you have to get on social media and weigh in on everything that has to do with black people and racism, especially if you are a white person in this country, unless you're going to be helpful and open about it instead of saying it doesn't exist? Oh my gosh, how dare you? They see everything through the eyes of this. Why don't you try to look at it with some understanding and with an open mind instead of always criticizing, especially people who have built their reputations on criticizing people? And you know who you are because you do it every time. Every time there's a story about criminal justice or something black or Colin Kaepernick or Megan Markle, they always have to rush to Twitter and criticize someone or get in on it because they want relevance.

2:53:17 Well, you're not relevant anymore and stop trying to be relevant on the black on the backs of black people. What? A few things. That's real. Don, you're only relevant off the backs of the white women, pay attention. Oh, y'all thought y'all femininity and female status was going to save you? No, no, no, no, no. Obey, bow down, or get ran over. You see what just happened there? And that goes back to sign language. That was shame. Shaming. Right. If you don't support us 100% and everything we're pushing, you're the bad guy.

2:54:01 You're racist as well. And the third point I want to make is that you heard him bring up Meghan Markle and Colin Kaepernick. This is the face of Black America now. Just let that sink in for a minute. Wow, wait a minute. Wait a minute. Wait a minute. He had another name in there, though, didn't he? He had three names. Hold on. I just want to hear that again. You just blew my mind without their reputations on criticizing people. And you know who you are because you do it every time through the eyes of this. Why don't you try to look at it with some understanding and with an open mind instead of always criticizing, especially people who are who have built their reputation?

2:54:41 Was it the end of this clip? I thought it was the end. Yeah, it was on criticizing people. And you know who you are because you do it every time. Every time there's a story about criminal justice or something black or Colin Kaepernick or Megan Markle. Holy crap. They always have to rush to Twitter. Wow. Wow. Damn. Of all the names he could have chosen from. Tom Lemon, he's no stupid guy. I think he knows really what he's doing. He does. And what that lends to is: what does Meghan Markle and Colin Kaepernick have in common? Well, I'll let Sean King explain it. Ah, yes, Sean King would know.

2:55:23 There is this degree of even like light-skinned privilege and accessibility. Like, because I look how I look, that makes me more relatable to white people in white spaces. So, what I have to do, if I have some level of relatability that I didn't choose, I was born with it, I have to use it. I have to squeeze it, I have to maximize it. So, that's what you see with like mega-woke, light-skinned people. I just said that. Don't go hard, man. Yeah, I said that. Well, then, then the flip of that is, I mean, I have Colin Kaepernick and I have talked about this at great length.

2:56:04 Because we grew up in the families we grew up in, we also grew up in close, intimate proximity to white people and white problems. And so, we saw it and we understand it in a way. And so, we're trying our best to use it. Holy shit. You know, let it all take in. Just let it. Well, I mean, okay, so. But because we're getting closer to the end, and I know that it's only, you're only going to blow my mind more. I just want to say right now, I would like to explore finding the antidote, the counterspell to this spell because

2:56:51 I am in a privileged spot for this is our 60th show, so I have a very different view on things now than when we first started. How destructive this shit really is. It's paralyzing, it is paralyzing people. paralyzing. I mean, I'm hearing it from very liberal friends, very rich friends who are afraid to push back on anything for their own. And they'll admit for my own, I don't want to get kicked out of social circles. And I actually don't want to lose my business or my or the job that I have. And it's all because of this polarization, this now expanded global spell. It's the basis of it all.

2:57:38 So we need to have some. But an anecdote is atonement. Because once you atone, it's like, what more do you want from me? I mean, you could really like, look. And that's, that's the, and what I, what disgusts me is they talk about they, uh, Sean King was like, we squeeze what we have, you know, to get the most out of it. Yeah, the blackness that you dig up. In his case, Talcum X, no. But he even can allow. You never said Talcum X before. That was awesome. But that's what he does is that he uses, he works his way in, uses the victimization, which we already said, victimization and embracing it as a form of witchcraft to control other people.

2:58:25 So it's like, you know what? That's where that's where atonement works at. And it's not that, oh, you owe me something. That's not atonement. You've already answered the question for me. Thank you. I understand exactly what you mean by atonement. And I think so far it's the best idea that's out there. And you say to them, just like I would say to Prince Harry, what are you willing to give up? Okay, your family's racist. Which one? Who? You know, that way you force people into saying, you know what, I really don't care about this topic. I'm just virtue signaling. Right. Fine. Okay, keep moving. But, you know, but don't come and play with my emotions and my people's emotions like Oprah did.

2:59:08 And I'm holding Oprah accountable on this as well as Meghan Markle. You knew what you sought out to do when you first went to the door. This was no surprise they just learned during this interview. Oh, what? Really? No, please. You mean Oprah didn't pull your collar ahead of time? It's like, girl, you know what you're getting into? You know what I'm saying? Like, yeah. Yeah. So I mentioned before that Harry was allegedly radicalized. And this is, I don't believe that. Like I said, I think he used Meghan, and she's a victim as well. She's a victim and plays a role in it as well.

2:59:49 But I just don't think she understood what was really going on. But this is examples of Harry so-called being weaponized. For me, it's awareness and it's education and it's teaching. You know, I've had an awakening as such of my own. Prince Harry and Meghan Markle are honoring British Black History Month by speaking out about the issues facing minorities in the United Kingdom and around the world. Black Lives Matter is something that really resonates with both of them. I understand that this is going to be an area where we're going to see the couple doing a lot more work and taking a lot more interest.

3:00:31 In a rare interview with a British Evening Standard newspaper, the couple makes a list of next generation trailblazers recognized for challenging prejudice and their positive contribution to British society. And the 36-year-old Duke reveals he's had an awakening to the issues facing minorities since first meeting his wife, who is biracial. I wasn't aware of so many of the issues and so many of the problems within the UK, but also globally as well. I thought I did, but I didn't. The Duke of Sussex says that one of the biggest problems is a lack of representation. But he adds that placing blame doesn't help fix the issue. It's not about pointing the finger.

3:01:09 It's not about blame. And I'll be the first person to say that this, again, is about learning, learning what our part is in all this and how we can make it better. Megan, who notes that she and Harry spoke with Black Lives Matter co-founder Alicia Garza earlier this year, is in support of peaceful protests supporting black equality. Oh, so sick. Yeah, of course. There it is. There's your riots right there in the UK. Hey, is you think Harry's got bigger plans? Of course. Okay, because that's what it feels like to me now.

3:01:47 Of course. Well, he's in a win-win situation. And see, when you do this, do the calculus, it's like, well, if it goes wrong, then I can say Meghan tricked me. You know, and he leaves that back door open. open to go back home. Right. You know, you're like, well, you know, Harry, I'm grandma. I was, I was in love. They are. Yeah, you know how they are, grandma. Yeah, exactly. Right. I was intoxicated for him. I was intoxicated by the black woman, grandma. Exactly. But if it does work out for him, then he could be the new face of the monarchy. You know what I'm saying? Like, oh, we co-opted one. Yeah, that's a win.

3:02:26 It's a win-win for him. Yeah. Yeah. That's why I think he did the calculus and like, oh, this works perfect. Because, like, if he said, like I said, he put the queen in a position where she couldn't say no to him. Yeah. And I think she kicked the can down the road and an error. I'm going to say like this: Queen, you showed weakness. You showed weakness and it backfired on you. You should have just manned up and it said, No, I'm not letting you marry her, rip the band-aid off, and it'll be over with. But they try to say, Well, we can bring her in and use her and you know, bring in the, you know, the more welcoming, accepting image of the crown, and it blew up into her face.

3:03:08 What an underestimation. Huge underestimation. Well, I don't think she thought her grandson would be in on it because if her grandson was not in on it, then it doesn't get legs. She probably thought, well, he's ginger anyway, so he's probably stupid because that's how they think. Well, they have no souls, is what they say. Which, I mean, that's not my word. Besides that fact. Not my words. I've heard this. No, I'm just saying I heard this over and over, which I, which I didn't even know was a thing. Oh, yeah. This is news to me as I did the research on heroin. Red-haired people are really discriminated against in the UK in general. I'm generalizing, but I heard people, it's always like, I's a ginger, what the fuck? Like, what?

3:03:52 Yeah. So it goes, yeah. But let's see where we're at. So, yeah. They have a name for people like this that literally, well, suck the life out of people. No energy. Vampires. What do you think of when you hear the word vampires? Bloodsucker. Do you think about Dracula, the Prince of Darkness, or Buffy, the vampire slayer? When I hear the word vampires, I think of energy vampires. Energy vampires are those negative people and situations in our lives that try to control our emotions by feeding off of our fears and insecurities.

3:04:35 They're all over. We interact with them every single day. So my TED Talk today, I'm going to be talking about energy vampires, but the most important thing is how do you protect and take care of yourself if attacked? These are the type of people who will not want to take 100% responsibility for their lives. They want you to take responsibility for their decisions. Why? Because if something goes wrong, guess what? They get to blame somebody else. Then you also have that they are, they love to be the victim. And the victim, they want you to be their savior. So if you get feel responsible for saving them, they just suck you in to what I call the savior syndrome.

3:05:21 Now you feel responsible for them. Now you want to make sure that they succeed. Now you want to make sure that everything goes well with them. They got you. Very impactful clip. Savior syndrome. Very, very, I think everyone falls into that from time to time. I certainly do. Yeah, especially people that can manipulate you. I mean, the closer people are to you, the more they can manipulate you. Energy vampires. Holy crap. Good one. So what this is, is this is what Oprah and I mean, I'll say Oprah and the Boulet try to do. Every time they try to suck the life out of black people, and then they make white people, put white people into the savior role, savior syndrome, which we don't need to be saved.

3:06:08 We need to be, you're saying, repaid. We're not asking to be saved. And that's what these people don't get, but they're vampires. And I'm going to prove that. But we got to get into, this is just a quick clip, and we can really go. Let's do it back to back. We're going to do this, okay? First time we ever did this. Okay. Let's go into 43 and 44 back to back. Well, we are in the system of white supremacy. That's the most powerful government that the world has ever seen. And that's the title of it, by the way. It doesn't go by any of the title, even though we sometimes call it by other titles.

3:06:45 But the accurate title for the government that we are under is, in capital letters, the system of white supremacy. World. worldwide. There's just one world government, and that's the only government in town, the only government on the planet that really counts, that is worthy of having the title of government. In 1925, Richard published another book entitled Practice Your Idealismus, or Practical Idealism. An excerpt from Practical Idealism. Quote: The man of the future will be of mixed race. The races and classes of today will gradually disappear due to the elimination of space, time, and prejudice.

3:07:30 The Eurasian Negroid is the race of the future. Similar in appearance to the ancient Egyptians, they will replace the diversities of the people and the diversity of the individuals. Instead of destroying European Judaism, Europe, against her will, refined and educated, this people will be driving them to their future status as a leading nation through this artificial evolutionary process. Insofar as Europe is Christian, it is in a spiritual sense Jewish. Insofar as Europe is moral, it is Jewish. Almost all European ethics are rooted in Jewry.

3:08:08 All protagonists for religious or non-religious Christian morality, from Augustine to Roussau to Kant to Tolstoy, were Jews, of choice in a spiritual sense. Nietzsche is the only non-Jew, the only European heathen moralist. In the East, the Chinese people are ethnically part excellence. In the West, it is the Jews. Strength of character, paired with a sharpness of mind, predestines the Jews and their most excellent specimen to become the leaders of urbane humanity. From the false to the genuine spiritual aristocrats to the protagonist of capitalism, as well as of the revolution.

3:08:45 Now we stand at the threshold of the third epoch of the new times, socialism. Also, socialism is supported by the urban class of industrial workers, led by the aristocracy of revolutionary writers. This development, and with it, the chaos of modern politics, will only then find its end when a spiritual aristocracy seizes the means of power of society. Richard Calergi, 1925. The Calergi plan, of course. Mix everybody up, keep our blood pure. The reason why I played those back to back is that's the system, and that's the play of the system, I believe, is to mix everybody up except us.

3:09:28 Now they have no culture. We maintain our culture. We maintain our bloodline, and we're the only exclusive bloodline left. That is, that's pretty meta. If you really wanted to change the world, that's really, really meta. Now, just putting the Kalergi plan in the show notes for everybody to find archive.mofax.com. Yeah, and we talked about this on show nine, and I talked about it on my previous live on Meghan Markle. And when I saw her, that was my whole premise: that she was thought to be used. The queen thought she was going to be able to use her for the food for the Kalergi plan. Yes. All the migrants coming into the country that would come under rule under

3:10:14 British rule. Which, by the way, Angela Merkel received the Calergy Award several years ago for her work in bringing in migrants. The actual, there's an award. It's modern, the Calergi Award. And you just heard this. And that, what a, that brings up two questions for me, Mo. So one, first of all, yes, and I, and I think that's inherently, I understood this. And when I called you, and I said, we got to do this show. And thank you, by the way, for pivoting, because I know 60 is supposed to be a potluck. This is kind of a potluck, but I appreciate you diving down the rabbit hole because it's been fantastic. Shoot. I was going to say you had two questions. One is

3:11:00 where does Hotep fit into this with all this Egyptian stuff? You don't have to answer it, but I need to, that's something I don't understand because I know he has, you know, he sees his roots in Egypt and I'm just hearing all this Egyptian and I just. Okay. And two, one day we have to address, and that's probably going to be the most difficult. And maybe you don't even want to do it. We have to understand African American and Jews. We have to understand this relationship. Okay. I can, the first question is, all civilization supposedly goes back to Egypt.

3:11:42 So when you look at Greeks, Romans, everybody, even modern day, some people say modern day Catholicism. isn't just another form of the Egyptian power structure or the pantheon of gods. So that's where all that, I mean, I think everybody roots tie back to Egypt and in the sense of when people talk about history, because that was the first civilization. So I think that not to speak for him or any of the other hotels, but I just think just racially, everybody goes back to Egypt in a sense. And that's why American is just another form of modern day Egypt. It's not more, it's not racially.

3:12:22 I mean, it can be, not saying it's not, but it symbolizes the power, the pity of culture, and power, intelligence, ingenuity, all that kind of stuff. Two, I'm just going to say this in one sentence. We're often used as the canary in the coal mine for other people's to test the limits. So it's like, what would they do to the blacks? Okay, well, you know, we kind of rolled out there. Like, what happens to the blacks? Okay, okay. Because that's what that will happen to the Jews. Oh, wow. Okay. Yeah. And that's why really the NAACP was formed. It was the, we were used as the front group, as you see with any other group that puts black people first.

3:13:07 It's like, let them go through the door. They'll take all the slings and arrows and then they'll hold the door while we go in. So, I mean, that's no different. And like I said, when I say Jewish people, I'm not saying all Jewish people. I'm more speaking of like the Zionist Jews. Because as you heard in the letter, the lady was an Akenazi Jew, and she says, yeah, Akhenati, excuse me. And she said that they're the testing ground, which is true because when you look at the family courts in Israel, they're way worse than America. So they've been doing this for a while now. So I think it's that's why we had to have these conversations because when you lump everything is black, Jew, this is what I'm saying.

3:13:48 Right, right, right. It's that there's strategies. But it's one of these topics that no one ever approaches. For a good reason, because I say a majority of black celebrities that can have that topic can get their strings pulled real quick if they have the wrong conversation. And Jewish people can get their strings pulled real quick going back to Donald Sterling. You saw when he started coming out and letting the truth, the truth want to come out. He got canceled real quick. Right, right. Well, as long as I'm around, there's no canceling of you. Well, no, as long as the producers are around as well, see, y'all are our protection. I mean, let that be known.

3:14:26 That's the power of value for value is that you allow us to have these conversations without fear of being, you know, canceled. I mean, of course, we can come here every week and have a conversation, Adam. No, yeah, but I'm so happy. I mean, you speak like a free man. I am a free man 100%. And we're getting you closer. We gotta get you quit the job with the man, you know? But it's beautiful compared to all these traps that people are in. It's so refreshing. And you know a lot about this shit. I'm always amazed. Like, oh, yeah. Give me, slow down on some Egypt.

3:15:07 Okay, I'll give you that. Holy shit, Mo. I mean, because it's the same story. I mean, it's the same story being told over and over and over again. And once you start to see it, it's like, okay, that's that at play again. And just to say that, and I'll say different people are having the same conversation because this is Alex Jones. He was recently on the Andrew Schultz and Akash Singh show. And he was lit. Alex was lit. He was sipping on the sauce a little heavy, but

3:15:44 he let some truth come out on that show about who the roles really were. Did you know that Prince Charles is the main heir of Count Dracula? I know, I agree. That sounds insane. I bet you $1 million. Bring that up, Jamie. My bet, Prince Charles, Count Dracula. Prince Charles is the heir of Count Dracula. He moved in five years ago to Count Dracula's Castle, and he lives with a group of homeless, of homeless children. No, he does not. I swear to God. Prince Charles. Prince Harry's dad. Prince Charles, the heir of the throne of the dragon.

3:16:26 Okay. There's a Transylvanian prince. According to this Google search from express.co.uk, Prince Charles has distant kinship to Vlad Teps, the 15th century Wakalian ruler, whom the Irish novelist based his draconian. Hold on, hold up. Prince Charles, like the one that we all know, Prince Charles. Yeah, he's related to Count Joggy. Now you really got me onto some shit. The worse things that you do, the more interconnected you are with these inner dimensional beings. You have to commit these crimes against humanity to prove your credit. Why do you have to prove your credit in that way? Because they're damn demons. This is Alex Jones, if anything, is very consistent. He's never wavered from this message. And the funny thing is, is these conversations and then these points he's been bringing up are brought up in all cultures around the world by different people.

3:17:12 I was hearing the Pakistanis, Pakistanis say it. I've been hearing, you know, the 5% say it. I mean, all over. Everybody's saying the same thing. And the thing is, is this, that we have to understand why these people want to keep their bloodline people. Yes. Okay. White people, not so much. This is not, you cannot have this. If I say, oh, you know, these are obviously all connected elites. And, you know, it's like David Icke. You know, now he went a little bit more to lizard people, but really, you know, how wrong is he? And white people can't have this. For some reason, that is all voodoo, you know,

3:17:58 generalizing, but it's, it's gotten, it's not popular. I mean, I can talk conspiracy nutjob stuff with anybody, but if I start talking about, well, you know, it's sorcery, witchcraft, like because people we demystify that stuff here. Yeah. Like I said, people think now, don't get me wrong, there is some rituals involved in actual blood and like that kind of stuff. But the this is modern-day witch fair. I mean, witchcraft, excuse me. This is modern day witchcraft where they it's very emotional based. But well, I'll just say it like this:

3:18:40 we have to think about what David Ike is saying and what Alex Jones just said. And like I said, I always hesitate about bringing out the Bible. But in the Bible, it just says that we don't wrestle against flesh of other people and blood, but we it's spirits that we're wrestling against. And that's what Alec was saying: that you ingratiate yourself by doing terrible things to these dark forces. And the more you do it, the more you, you know, you ingratiate yourself with them. So we got to go to ancient aliens, man. Let's go all the way there. Let's go Ike level. Let's go. Nag Hammadi, Egypt, December 1945.

3:19:20 A farmer discovers a sealed earthenware jar containing 13 leather-bound papyrus books. These books, now known as the Nag Hammadi codices, were written by the early Christians known as Gnostics in the first several centuries AD. These mysterious texts contain the gospels of Thomas and Philip, as well as other previously unknown secret gospels. Mixed in with the religious writings are poems, instructions for mystical practice, and a description of the origin of the universe that shed a great deal of light on early religious issues, biblical texts, and biblical history.

3:20:06 But they made a mention of a very mysterious race of creatures that have become known as the Archons. We don't really know what the Archons were or even are. What's interesting is that there is actually a depiction and a description of the Archons looking definitively reptilian. They're very robot-like, very machine-like. There's our man, David Ike. We're so in tune. I have to be honest with you. When I first listened to No Agenda and y'all was like, yeah, lizard people. I said, this is my kind of show. This is my kind of show right here. Because like you said, people don't want to say that kind of stuff.

3:20:46 It's not that you're talking about lizard people, but it's the honesty. It's like, yeah, it could be different races of people on this planet that are not actually human. That's not very far-fetched for me to believe. Right. And I don't know why other people think that's so far-fetched to believe because it's propaganda to make you think that everybody's the same. And I think that's where the multiculturalism thing plays into it. Everybody's the same. It's not about race. It's like everybody's the same. There's no different people. There's no people out here that, you know, are from a line of lizards.

3:21:27 I mean, for lack of a better word. And when I say lizards, I'm talking about reptilian in the form of, let's say, cold-blooded and soulless, you know, that kind of thing. Like you said about what does that thing say genders have no souls? What is that? that come from, really? I mean, like, you have to investigate these things. I'm not saying it's true and untrue. Well, I'm just saying all I'm saying here is that both Hillary Clinton and Barack Obama do not sweat. She's even on record saying, no, I don't sweat. I just, something, my glands. I just, because, you know, she's, and we always do. My glands. The reptile. That's why you don't sweat. Lizards don't sweat. And these, and I know these might be doctored or whatever, but it's like I said, we have to talk about narrative and things that are floating around and it becomes popular culture.

3:22:15 There's these videos of Fauci and Biden floating around where it's like this gill at their neck. You know what I'm saying? Like, I don't need to see this. Bro, I'm trying. It's like right at their collar, it's like people actually record it on their TV and with their camera. It's not like some like a doctor. It could be doctor, but if it is, it's hell of a doctor. But I'm just saying, why is it so strange? I think people, it makes people uncomfortable because then you see how to say, I'm going to share something. When we say aliens, do we mean people from other planets or other dimensions? You see, you understand what I'm saying? It's like, sure, I do. And when we say demons, are aliens demons?

3:23:00 Or, you know, that kind of thing. And I know people like, what in the hell? And where's the theorem? But, you know, but this, when why are all these people cousins? How does this work? I mean, it's like it's planned that we got to keep our bloodlines tight and we can't let people in. You know, we don't want to get it watered down. That's how it's taken. And when you see these random people be 13th cousins and 14th cousins and come from all these bloodlines, what does that hell does that mean? So, yeah. You know, I can't get out of the show without the queen without. No, no, no.

3:23:40 I expected it, obviously, but it has a little more meaning this time. Yeah. So let's get into the second part of that ancient aliens clip. And therefore, very predictable. And given that you see the machine-like nature of so many reptilian animals and what have you in the human society, there is a correlation between the two and why the reptilian form is so common an expression of this machine-like, unemotional, computer-like mentality. Is it possible the stories of the Archons really are describing reptilian humanoid beings?

3:24:23 And might our own so-called reptilian traits really be the product of alien engineering? People focus on the Garden of Eden story in the Bible as if it's a one-off. Look around the world and you'll find similar stories on a similar theme. It seems to be talking about when humans were created, Adam and Eve. I would strongly suggest from my research that actually it's not talking about that at all. It's talking about the point when human genetics were interfered with and genetically manipulated.

3:25:05 And so humans became at that point themselves a hybrid, which had a great infusion, I would suggest, of what I would call archon genetics, symbolically the serpent in the Garden of Eden. Which is the medical symbol, which in my mind I connect immediately. The serpent is the medical symbol I connect to, I don't know, mRNA vaccine. And if you look at, I think it's called the helix. Yeah. Also, same thing. It looks like a serpent. It's a serpent intertwined. Yeah. Yes. And let me say this. You've been sitting on top of something. I don't know if you realize it or not. The amygdala. Yes. Yeah. Well, that's the total. What is that?

3:25:50 That's a total reptilian organ. Exactly. And what does that do? It's lack compassion. It's either kill or be killed. That's it. Pretty much. So when you try to. Why do you call your rep? Go ahead. Go ahead. No, no, you please, please, please, please, please. Why is it when you tap into that kill or be killed? It's called your reptilian brain. Well, that's just a metaphor, Mo. You don't actually believe that we're coming from reptiles, do you? Yes, in fact. I didn't name it that. You know, when I was single, Tina and I joke about this.

3:26:28 I bought the player's handbook. And the whole thing is, in essence, essence, how to activate a woman's reptilian brain through witchcraft, yeah, you know, in our definition, through witchcraft, yes, yes, yeah, manipulation, yeah, yeah, yeah. Why are all these things connected when you have a serious conversation about it? You're crazy. So, in that, yeah, oh no, I've given up on people thinking I'm crazy. Hey, I for 14 years, I've been the crackpot for a reason. I said, Might as well just let you know what my name is, so you don't get making me confused with anybody who knows what he's talking about.

3:27:13 And also, it's safer, you know. No one's gonna come and kill me. It's like crackpot, who gives a shit? Um, that's my defense. Um, well, how okay, I know you saw this coming. I knew you saw this coming, so I said, Hey, I had to get something tart worthy to blow your brains all the way out. All right, all right, hold on, let me hang something up on the wall so it doesn't splatter too much. All right, this is the last clip. Yes, he said, We're not part of the bullet, we're not part of the class, and they look at us as a threat to destroy them because right now they don't really have much use anymore.

3:27:55 Because with the talented 10th mentality, it says you must control the 90%, and they lost control of the 90%. This is why you have Roland Martin, and I got to mention him because he is a Boulet member. He told me out of his own mouth on Twitter that he's part of the Boulet. That's why you see him wearing all this African garb all the time. He's trying to convince you he's black, but we're going to get to that part later. Um, why they do that, okay? So, they said that the Archons, which is the male Boulet members, and their wives with 112 chapters make up the wealthiest group of black men and women on the planet. Now, Archon means demon, but yet that's what they want to be a part of, and they like to keep that hidden.

3:28:40 They say, But who does the Boule really serve? Well, you know, it don't serve the black community now. It serves racism and white supremacy, and as long as the black Boulet member conforms to the rules, the riches will be in abundance, if not come down the hatchet. And they state that black male is also part of the deal. Now, why would the Boule call themselves Archons and the lizard people are called Archons? Because they're the lizard people, they're the lizard people of black people. The Boulevard is how they say black men are the white, white people, black people.

3:29:24 The Boule is the lizard people of black people, and they're the 10th, they're the 10%. And I'll wrap on this: this is how powerful music is. Let me just go back, I throw back to what one of the producers wrote in Wu-Tang clan. One of the reasons they were so popular is they pushed this idea, and it's the 5% nation. And that makes they say that 85% of the people are asleep, right? They're dumb, deaf, and blind. Then you have 10% that control those 85% and feed off of them, you know, and just use them. But then you have 5% of the population that are here to wake up the 85%.

3:30:06 So it's just a hell of a coincidence that the Boulev call themselves Archons and they say they're the 10% or the talented 10th. Talented 10th. And they protect white supremacy. Oh, man. I don't even know what that is. What the hell is really going on here? Yeah, well, you're going to. Thanks. I'm going to have nightmares tonight. Lizard people walking around. This is, well, I love this. This is a good refresher course for me. A lot of things I didn't know. I think bringing the cuck thing into it. I mean, it's great, great, great production here, Mo. You really brought this all together.

3:30:50 And I was thinking I, I didn't know how much I would learn, but I did, and I did. And I appreciate what you were saying about, you know, how we break this spell, what kind of witchcraft we want to use. You know, as we continue to do this show, let's continue to think about that. Just being honest with each other. You know, I'll say this just in closing. Do on the others that you would have them do unto you. If you treat other people like you would like to be treated, we'll be all right. We'll be okay. I mean, if you're talking about the quickest antidote that that. that's the quickest antidote is to do that.

3:31:32 I really appreciate it, Mo. Great talking to you. Thanks for all the work on this one. I'm glad you appreciate it. And as I always say, pay attention to everything, and the truth will reveal itself. We will see you next time on Mo Facts with Adam Curry. Support this show by going to mofundme.com at M-O-E-F-U-N-D-M-E.com. We'll see you next time, everybody. All right, see you later, Adam. I'll try to see too. Oh, yes, I'm surprised

3:32:17 you got the power sadness. But there's always something new about you. You're out of reach. All of my soul. Sweet music. Sweet music.

3:33:05 Sweet music. Don't you call her living the same music, music, sweet music. You're the queen of my soul. Music's your love.