Episode 158 — 9/11: 25 Years of Lies? Building 7, Mossad & the Missing Evidence — W/ Richard Gage

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We got to get [0:04:51] back to talking to one another in the flesh, in real life, get away from the screens and the, [0:04:57] the heated, you know, everybody's yelling at each other all the time and nobody likes that. So [0:05:02] anyway, without any further ado, I would like to introduce our amazing guest who is joining us [0:05:09] today. It is none other than Richard Gage. He is a San Francisco Bay Area architect, [0:05:15] AIA, which is the Architects Association. Please help me with that. I don't know. What is it? [0:05:23] American Institute of Architects. There we go. Hey, you made yourself go away. What are you doing? [0:05:28] Come back. And so he is a member of the American Institute of Architects, and he is the founder and [0:05:36] former CEO of Architects and Engineers for 9-11 Truth. Now he is leading the charge for a new [0:05:44] World Trade Center investigation along with his courageous wife, Gail. Of course, you can find him [0:05:49] online at richardgage911.org. He is also on X at richardgage underscore 911. And the big thing [0:06:02] is on September 11th of this year, well, I guess September 10th through the 13th, [0:06:08] there is going to be a huge conference that I think Richard has put together with all kinds [0:06:15] of speakers from all across the world. James Corbett from the Corbett Report, Roger Waters, [0:06:20] Jimmy Doerr, Dennis Kucinich, Brett Weinstein. I don't know about him, but we got a lot of good [0:06:26] people that are going to be at this event. And so Richard, thank you so much for joining us. [0:06:31] I lost you, but maybe we can kind of get you here. There we go. How are you doing, Richard? [0:06:36] Awesome, awesome, and good to be here with you. Thanks so much for having us on. [0:06:41] Yeah, no, no, this is great. I've been meaning to have you on the show, and I figured there was no better way to do it, you know, than for this lead up to 9-11. There we go. [0:06:51] So, it has been 25 years since we saw the towers come down, and a lot has come to light since then. [0:07:01] Where were you on the day that the towers fell? [0:07:06] in my apartment getting ready to go to work. [0:07:09] I was shocked to see the planes had hit the towers. [0:07:14] And then on TV, I saw them coming down. [0:07:18] And I just go, what am I looking at? [0:07:21] I didn't even know whether to go to work or not. [0:07:23] But I did. [0:07:24] And we were all talking about it all day. [0:07:27] And, you know, eventually I swallowed the official narrative, [0:07:32] hook, line, and sinker. [0:07:33] I wanted to go into Afghanistan and Iraq and get those bastards who did this to us right so yeah I [0:07:40] was uh uh quite moved uh and angry and ready to go I was brainwashed Dave well we all were I mean [0:07:49] I remember I was only let's see I was 12 I was 12 when it happened and I still remember watching [0:07:57] the invasion of Baghdad in the kitchen, you know, my parents' house. I think I was like 14 at the [0:08:04] time. And I remember cheering it on, thinking, hey, we're finally getting the bastards, you know? [0:08:10] And, you know, that wasn't true. That wasn't true at all. The weapons of mass destruction was a lie. [0:08:18] All of the lead up to 9-11 was a lie. Not the Warren Commission, although that is a lie too, [0:08:24] But the 9-11 commission was a lie. So when did you first start questioning the official narrative on 9-11? [0:08:34] Well, not until five years later, when I was on my way back from a construction observation meeting in Lafayette, California, and I turned on my radio. [0:08:45] So I heard Bonnie Faulkner on KPFA's Guns and Butter, a left Pacifica radio outfit. [0:08:55] And I'm going, OK, well, I'll just see what they're up to, you know. [0:08:59] But she's one of these courageous individuals that crosses the boundary and transcends the left-right paradigm. [0:09:07] She had David Ray Griffin on, who's now written 14 books on the subject of 9-11, truth. [0:09:15] And he had written an essay based on the research that Professor Graham McQueen did, [0:09:23] who read 12,000 pages of testimony from the first responders. [0:09:28] We didn't have these oral histories until August of 2005, [0:09:34] because the state, the city of New York had been withholding them. [0:09:38] But the state of New York, the court state of appeals, [0:09:42] forced them to release it to the New York Times, [0:09:45] who had submitted a FOIA request litigation. [0:09:48] So they published all these pages and nobody read them. [0:09:53] It's just too much, right? [0:09:54] Except for Professor Graham McQueen. [0:09:57] Turns out 156 of these first responders are hearing explosions. [0:10:04] seeing explosions, being blown around by these explosions, [0:10:09] many of them before the towers ever came down. [0:10:13] I go, what is this? [0:10:15] We had a third tower. [0:10:17] Whoops, this one here. [0:10:20] The building seven came down. [0:10:22] I go, what? [0:10:23] A 47-story skyscraper? [0:10:25] Drops like a rock? [0:10:27] Yeah, they wanted us to forget it. [0:10:29] And I never knew about it. [0:10:32] I'm one of 90,000 architects in the American Institute of Architects. [0:10:37] We didn't get one bulletin on this, the third worst structural failure in modern history. [0:10:45] And so I'm looking forward to sharing that evidence with your audience. [0:10:49] And I think they will, as I do, conclude that all three of these towers were brought down by explosive controlled demolition. [0:10:59] so when I heard this information from David Ray Griffin [0:11:02] I'm going this can't be true [0:11:04] so I did some research [0:11:08] and I felt like I was sinking into quicksand [0:11:12] deeper and deeper and deeper [0:11:14] I mean I couldn't breathe [0:11:16] I'm going this can't be true [0:11:17] this would turn my life around [0:11:18] up would be down, down would be up [0:11:20] and indeed I verified that what he was saying is true [0:11:26] that there was a local organization of 9-11 truth advocates in San Francisco and Oakland [0:11:32] who were meeting every other week. And I joined them and I learned so much and they helped me put [0:11:38] a presentation together. I took that to my, uh, the, the, the architecture firm that I worked for [0:11:45] at the time in Walnut Creek, California. And they, cause they all kind of thought I was nuts, [0:11:52] right uh thinking these things but then i i bought them pizza so they had to come in and like [0:11:58] watch yeah and so they did and sure enough uh they all agreed with me by the end of this 45 [0:12:05] minute presentation that these towers were brought down and uh called for a new investigation that [0:12:13] was my first 14 architects and engineers for 9-11 truth except my boss he was middle eastern and [0:12:19] you might recall. [0:12:23] Sorry, you dropped out. [0:12:24] I heard he was Middle Eastern and then... [0:12:26] He didn't want to sign a petition. [0:12:28] He was too concerned for his... [0:12:31] You know, there was a thing against Muslim people at that time. [0:12:34] Oh, yeah, big time. [0:12:35] And that's ramping up again. [0:12:36] I'm sure you've been seeing the Islamophobia [0:12:39] is just being promulgated. [0:12:42] All of these evangelicals running around [0:12:44] screaming about how Sharia law is like the biggest threat [0:12:47] that America faces today. [0:12:49] And it's like, what are you talking about? [0:12:51] They're trying to take the heat off of Israel. [0:12:53] Yeah, that's true. [0:12:54] That's true. [0:12:55] And we're going to get into that. [0:12:56] We are definitely going to get into that. [0:12:58] But first, you know, I can't quite remember how I began to question that the narrative on this, you know, like for sure. [0:13:11] I remember like as a kid, right. [0:13:13] my very first conspiracy theory was the, uh, the Titanic, right? I was like obsessed with the [0:13:21] Titanic. You know, I had the little model, I had all of these books about it. And then you kind of [0:13:26] start hearing about, well, you know, there were all of these wealthy industrialists, big banksters [0:13:31] that all just happened to be on the boat. And then, you know, just like immediately following [0:13:36] the sinking of the Titanic, we get the federal reserve system and all of the people on the boat [0:13:42] were people that would have been opposed to the Federal Reserve. [0:13:45] And I'm like, ah, well, that's interesting. [0:13:47] You know, and my dad, he's 74. [0:13:49] So he went through the JFK stuff, right, as a young boy [0:13:55] and saw that whole thing. [0:13:58] And, of course, there were always lingering questions about JFK. [0:14:01] And I think we've gotten much closer to the truth [0:14:04] over the past few years with the JFK stuff. [0:14:08] But with 9-11, I don't really remember how I got into 9-11 truth stuff, but I do remember what the theory was at the time. [0:14:23] You know, my dad and I were talking about it. [0:14:24] It might have been around 20, oh, 2011 or 2012. [0:14:29] I can't quite remember. [0:14:30] But it was Dr. Judy Mikevitz with her disintegration theory, these direct energy weapons theory. [0:14:37] And there were all of these theories that were coming around, that there were no planes that hit the buildings, that it was a hologram, that there was a direct energy beam satellite that was coming down on all of this. [0:14:48] And of course, you know, that got us all questioning, but they were rabbit holes. [0:14:53] They were rabbit holes that I think were designed to kind of take real ball, which is who owned the buildings and another group of people that were involved with it, the dancing Israelis. [0:15:09] And I'm sure that we're going to get into that. [0:15:11] Oh, they were Muslims, weren't they? [0:15:12] Oh, Fox News. [0:15:14] Fox News swore that they were they were Muslim terrorists. [0:15:17] But I don't know. I think it might be something else. But but clearly over the years, I think that the dust has settled and more actual truth instead of disinformation has come out on this. [0:15:29] And so let's start with your forte, which is the structural engineering of it, right? [0:15:37] The official story that we were all told was something called pancake theory. [0:15:42] This idea that the planes hit and that the jet fuel started a fire that was so hot that the internal beams were structurally compromised. [0:15:54] and then the top of the building hit the next layer, [0:15:57] and then the next thing you know, the whole thing collapsed. [0:16:01] That was the official story. [0:16:02] That's what was in the 9-11 report. [0:16:05] But that's physically not possible, is it? [0:16:10] No. [0:16:10] What I'm going to show you is that these towers [0:16:15] began by imploding in on themselves, [0:16:23] telescoping in on themselves uh and and then and after after three seconds very explosive event [0:16:30] occurred uh but i do want to start with building seven first if i may because that is um a set of [0:16:39] evidence that most of us are ill-equipped to judge uh from our our well from our own well we are [0:16:50] equipped to judge for my own intuition where we're um but what we were told is that it came down by [0:16:56] fire so let me share my screen and we'll uh we'll begin uh with this part of it um we of course it [0:17:08] takes courage to look at this information like me on 2000 in 2006 uh i was i was just literally [0:17:19] shocked not because i didn't agree or uh use my critical thinking skills to understand that these [0:17:27] buildings were brought down by controlled demolition but the implications of them are [0:17:31] severe on this human psyche uh it it it it it challenges our very psychological framework our [0:17:40] worldview and that is destabilizing uh it's really a matter of survival so if you haven't seen this [0:17:48] before, prepare for it. And if you share this information with others, prepare them for it too. [0:17:54] This is a 47-story skyscraper, easily the tallest building in most of our states. [0:18:00] And yet, it was 100 yards from the North Tower. And this is that building there. It was hit by [0:18:10] some of the columns that we're going to show were laterally ejected out of the Twin Towers. [0:18:16] and uh but this was not a factor in the building's collapse according to nist the national [0:18:22] institute of technology what i didn't say anything oh who was uh by congress to explain these collapses [0:18:32] to the american people so um as you started to show you see the upper penthouse on the east side [0:18:40] on the left drop first in an isolated event and then six seconds later this happens this is what [0:18:47] shocks everybody straight down uniformly symmetrically into its own footprint so we're [0:18:55] going to ask ourselves well what in the world uh could cause that and uh indeed uh here's what we [0:19:04] were fed by nist what we found was that uncontrolled building fires caused an extraordinary [0:19:12] event the collapse of world trade center 7 was primarily due to fire fires okay well let's look [0:19:19] at those fires hey these are the fires that we have the only video and photos of in this building [0:19:27] they're few they're fairly small and they're scattered throughout the building so that's what [0:19:32] we're talking about bringing this building down in the way you saw and these fires were burnt out [0:19:38] on the 12th and 13th floor the floors of interest by nist who faults uh the those fires in that area [0:19:47] at the time of the collapse expanding beams and pushing a girder off of its seat on this column [0:19:54] 79 on the northeast corner causing floor 13 to fall on 12 12 and 11 11 on 10 and so on for nine [0:20:01] floors and then this progressive collapse traveled laterally throughout the building [0:20:09] to from east to west left to right and in just six seconds and then the overall building comes [0:20:16] down but you know we've got some problems here they're they're claiming that these fires were [0:20:21] severe in the northeast corner well if they were and the photos show that they actually burned out [0:20:29] well before the building came down. [0:20:34] Excuse me. [0:20:35] Yes, before the collapse. [0:20:37] So fires have never brought down a steel frame, fire-protected structure, ever. [0:20:44] We have numerous examples, dozens and dozens of much hotter, larger, [0:20:50] and longer-lasting fires in these buildings, both before and after 9-11. [0:20:57] And they're fully engulfed here, right? [0:20:59] Did these skyscrapers collapse? No, they did not. [0:21:03] And so let's see what might have really brought this building down by comparing it to a known controlled demolition on the left series of them. [0:21:14] Building 7 on the right, is there any similarity? [0:21:17] Is there enough similarity to warrant an investigation, at least, into the possible use of explosives to bring this building down? [0:21:25] Especially since that's the official narrative. [0:21:29] And especially since fire, the official cause of this building's collapse is never in history. [0:21:34] Brought down a steel frame fire protected structure ever. [0:21:38] So we're just going to look real quick and see if we can see some of the standard features of a typical controlled demolition in Building 7. [0:21:46] Beginning with, is there a sudden onset of destruction? [0:21:50] Well, you can look from West Street. [0:21:54] Excuse me. [0:21:55] Here we're going to show you a videotape of the collapse itself. [0:21:58] Dan Rather. [0:21:58] I'm going to go to video and see the collapse of this building. [0:22:08] It's amazing. [0:22:10] Amazing, incredible, pick your word. [0:22:13] For the third time today, [0:22:15] it's reminiscent of those pictures we've all seen too much on television before [0:22:19] when a building was deliberately destroyed by well-placed dynamite to knock it down. [0:22:24] Whoa, whoa, whoa. [0:22:25] Wait, what, Dan? [0:22:26] Whoa. [0:22:27] deliberately destroyed by well-placed dynamite to knock it down. [0:22:31] Whoa. [0:22:32] My gosh. [0:22:33] He's never repeated those words since nine 11. [0:22:37] No. [0:22:37] Uh, [0:22:38] in fact, [0:22:38] we've never seen this building on mainstream television, [0:22:42] except for maybe twice. [0:22:43] And, [0:22:44] uh, [0:22:45] it's like it's been swept under the rug. [0:22:48] Well, [0:22:48] is there a straight down symmetrical progression into the building's [0:22:52] footprint? [0:22:53] Well, [0:22:53] let's look from West street. [0:22:56] Uh, [0:22:56] yeah, [0:22:57] pretty straight down, pretty symmetrical. [0:22:59] Hey, how do you do that, Dave? [0:23:01] You've got to take out all of the core columns instantly at once [0:23:08] within a fraction of a second of each other, [0:23:10] followed about a second later by the perimeter columns, [0:23:14] and then repeat that on every floor. [0:23:17] How do you do that with fire? [0:23:22] You can't. [0:23:24] So this is fifth grade learning here we're doing. [0:23:30] If a building's damaged on one side, it's going to fall to that side. [0:23:33] You get some real problematic events like this and like this, [0:23:38] or if the explosives don't go off, that building, you know, doesn't go all the way down. [0:23:43] Somebody's got to go back into that building and fix those charges. [0:23:46] so if a building is damaged on one side as we saw as nist claims in the northeast corner that [0:23:57] severely to cause a collapse um the building's going to fall in that direction so um what nist [0:24:05] says is that these beams uh expanded because of those fires well they have to be expanding at the [0:24:12] time of the collapse, pushing this girder off of this column 79, causing this floor 13 to fall on [0:24:19] 12, and so on for nine floors. None of that could have happened for a whole variety of reasons that [0:24:25] we go into detail in our webinar. If that building is going to be damaged in that corner, and that [0:24:32] column is going to fail, the building is going to come down toward that side. That's just natural. [0:24:38] We'd expect that, as in this case. [0:24:42] So let's look at feature number four. [0:24:44] Is there a free fall acceleration? [0:24:46] What is that? [0:24:48] Well, free fall is as fast as a bowling ball falling out of the sky, [0:24:52] gaining velocity every second. [0:24:55] That's the definition of acceleration. [0:24:59] So this building is not a bowling ball, [0:25:03] which had no resistance under it, the bowling ball. [0:25:06] this building had 40,000 tons of structural steel designed to keep it from going anywhere [0:25:13] and so nist finally admitted free fall they acknowledge this for a third of its [0:25:20] seven second fall it's in free fall well they before they had denied it saying gosh if it [0:25:28] came down to free fall that would mean there'd be no structure well right where did this structure [0:25:33] Mr. Sunder [0:25:34] who said that. [0:25:37] So, [0:25:38] where did [0:25:39] the 82 [0:25:41] columns [0:25:43] altogether [0:25:44] go [0:25:46] that [0:25:47] were holding [0:25:48] this building [0:25:48] up for its life [0:25:50] all of a sudden [0:25:52] so that it could [0:25:53] not one of them [0:25:54] gave [0:25:55] any [0:25:56] resistance [0:25:57] for that period [0:25:59] of free fall. [0:26:00] And the rest of it [0:26:01] was darn near [0:26:02] free fall. [0:26:03] and so these fires are going to get rid of all those columns no it's not going to happen is it [0:26:11] so let's look at the uh the structural steel frame we had a 47 story moment resisting steel frame [0:26:21] building where the columns and beams are very rigidly welded together so that they don't fall [0:26:27] over like a house of cards, which is what we see here. [0:26:31] That means if it did collapse, you'd have 20 or 30 stories of intact and semi-intact [0:26:41] structural components, not falling like a house of cards, like in a controlled demolition. [0:26:51] Buildings that fall naturally, in this case due to earthquakes, they fall over to the path of least resistance. [0:27:00] The columns and beams are not severed one from another. [0:27:03] The concrete is not pulverized to a fine powder. [0:27:08] So are these fires going to cause that level of destruction? [0:27:15] No. [0:27:16] So we're going to look at what could. [0:27:18] Well, explosions can. [0:27:20] But were there any witnesses of explosions? [0:27:23] NIST says no. [0:27:25] But here's at least half a dozen. [0:27:48] You know, it was horrifying. [0:27:50] And then, you know, about a second later, the bottom floor caved out. [0:27:54] And the building followed after that. [0:27:56] And we saw the building crash down all the way to the ground. [0:28:01] You know, we were in shock. [0:28:02] And then... [0:28:03] What? [0:28:04] A sound of a clap of thunder, a shockwave ripping through the building, [0:28:08] the windows busting out, and then the building coming down. [0:28:13] That's a pretty important order of events. [0:28:16] How about this gentleman, Kevin McPadden, former Air Force medic? [0:28:19] You heard explosions. [0:28:22] Like, ba-boom! [0:28:24] It's like a distinct sound. [0:28:26] It's not like when the compression, like boom, boom, boom, boom, boom. [0:28:30] Like floors that were dropping and collapsing. [0:28:32] This was ba-boom! [0:28:34] Like you felt a rumble in the ground, [0:28:36] like almost like you wanted to grab onto something. [0:28:39] To me, I knew that was an explosion. [0:28:42] There was no doubt in my mind. [0:28:45] No doubt in his mind. [0:28:46] What did this gentleman see? [0:28:48] Bill Rosati. [0:28:49] I was standing like two blocks away, and all of a sudden I just seen a big flash, [0:28:54] and I seen the building coming down, and I just seen people just running everywhere, chaotic-like. [0:28:59] A big flash. [0:29:01] That's helpful. [0:29:02] And then the building coming down. [0:29:05] How about fire department, Captain Richard Patterson? [0:29:11] One-seven let go as well. [0:29:12] a series of explosive explosions. [0:29:19] And Patrick Dillon, first responder. [0:29:22] I remember feeling that, like freight trains underneath the earth, [0:29:27] shaking the earth even, shaking me. [0:29:29] That's when we all saw Building 7 crumple in the middle, [0:29:36] way up at the top. [0:29:38] It buckled, it buckled, and then dropped. [0:29:41] I buckled and then dropped after [0:29:45] rumbling in the ground. [0:29:49] And Richard Rotanz was the deputy director [0:29:52] of New York's Office of Emergency Management. [0:29:55] They sent him back in the building. [0:29:57] Here's what he experienced. [0:29:58] Then he had to go into that building to assess it. [0:30:02] You could hear the building creak above us. [0:30:06] You could hear things fall. [0:30:07] You could hear the fire burning. [0:30:08] You can see columns just hanging from the upper floors, gaping holes in the floors up above us. [0:30:15] There was an elevator car that was blown out of its shaft and was down the hall. [0:30:19] What? An elevator car blown out of its shaft down the hall 30 to 40 feet, as he clarified later. [0:30:28] What can blow an elevator car out of its shaft landing that far? [0:30:33] What can blow holes and dangling columns from huge holes above them? [0:30:38] uh fires i don't think jet fuel does that no and of course there's no plane into building seven [0:30:46] right but here's the experience of barry jennings who was with the new york office of emergency [0:30:52] management uh affiliated with them from the housing department in new york because there [0:30:57] was an emergency he and michael hess mayor giuliani's attorney were called to a meeting [0:31:02] because they complained at the towers. [0:31:05] So they had an emergency. [0:31:07] But the entire building had been evacuated [0:31:10] and they didn't know it. [0:31:12] They made it up to the 23rd floor [0:31:15] where Giuliani's bunker was. [0:31:19] And this is their experience [0:31:20] trying to get back out of the building [0:31:22] because they were told, get out of there [0:31:23] after they started making phone calls. [0:31:25] When we got to the 8th floor, [0:31:28] I started walking to one side of the building. [0:31:30] That side of the building was gone. [0:31:33] The first explosion I heard when I was on the stairwell landing, [0:31:36] when we made it down to the sixth floor. [0:31:39] Then we made it back to the eighth floor, I heard some more explosions. [0:31:42] What's in the sand? [0:31:44] Like a boom. [0:31:45] Like an explosion. [0:31:48] More than one? [0:31:49] Yes. [0:31:50] We started walking down the sand, we made it to the eighth floor. [0:31:52] Big explosion. [0:31:54] Blew us back into the eighth floor. [0:31:55] When we get outside, the police officer comes to me and says, [0:31:58] you have to run. [0:31:59] We have more information of bombs, so you have to run. [0:32:02] What? Information of bombs? [0:32:05] Bombs like this heard in the late morning of 9-11 in the vicinity of Building 7? [0:32:10] Yeah, here's one of the guys who can tell you I'm okay, all right? [0:32:13] Here, hold on. [0:32:14] You want to call your mother or something? [0:32:18] You got to get back from here. [0:32:21] I know that. You got to get back. [0:32:22] Seven's exploded. [0:32:23] Don't worry about me. You need to make calls. [0:32:25] Wow. [0:32:25] So none of those witnesses of explosions or the dozens of others are in any part of NIST's Building 7 investigation in their final report. [0:32:39] So we go to some experts like this one. [0:32:43] Danny Jochenko is the expert on this in Europe. [0:32:47] What did he say? [0:32:49] This is controlled demolition. [0:32:51] Definitely. [0:32:51] Definitely. [0:32:53] There is no escape. [0:32:54] Well, that's very helpful. [0:33:02] How about 20, well, 30 structural engineers signed on to the petition demanding a new investigation like Kamal Obeid, who says from the San Francisco Bay Area, a localized failure in a steel frame building like World Trade Center 7 cannot cause a catastrophic collapse like a house of cards without. [0:33:24] a simultaneous and patterned loss of several of its columns at key locations within the building. [0:33:32] That's pretty typical of what we hear from the structural engineers. [0:33:35] Like this one, for instance, Professor Leroy Helsley, one of the top forensic structural engineers in the country, [0:33:41] who did a finite element analysis, the analysis on this building that this was paid to do by you and me through Congress, [0:33:49] but which failed miserably as i'll show you they can they put two competing software programs [0:33:57] against each other and they corroborated each other's results what were those results that hey [0:34:04] if the building were to tip over uh if it if they lost column 79 80 81 in the northeast corner it [0:34:14] would have tipped over but what do they have to do instead they had to take out well let me show [0:34:20] you the tip there uh this is what they couldn't get to happen until they literally forced it [0:34:34] to happen which in a completely unnatural set of computer data so and that's not of course what [0:34:42] And that is not what NIST said happened. [0:34:48] That's not what the video show happened. [0:34:50] It went straight down. [0:34:51] So they said, well, how do we get it to go straight down? [0:34:54] Well, we have to take out all the core columns within a fraction of a second of each other, [0:34:59] followed about a second later by the perimeter columns. [0:35:03] And sure enough, that's what they get on the left. [0:35:06] and that's identical to what actually happened in the middle, [0:35:13] as shown in the video, [0:35:14] versus animation, [0:35:17] which they can't even back-engineer it after seven years [0:35:20] trying to get it to fall the way the actual building did. [0:35:29] In fact, it begins to tip over. [0:35:31] It crumples up like a beer can and tips over. [0:35:33] So they stop it after two seconds into the global collapse. [0:35:36] and even though they eliminated 400 structural steel connections every second, [0:35:46] which is what you'd have to do in a controlled demolition to get it to fall this way, [0:35:51] but they couldn't do that. [0:35:53] So what are the findings? [0:35:54] The building didn't collapse because of fire. [0:35:57] The temperatures were not high enough to cause a weakening of the steel framing. [0:36:02] The thermal expansion did not result in a loss of support for the beams and the girders. [0:36:06] The collapse of this building was a global failure involving what? [0:36:11] The near simultaneous failure of all the columns in the building. [0:36:15] Not a progressive collapse, as claimed by NIST. [0:36:19] So that has been given to every member of Congress and the media and the academic community and engineering community. [0:36:30] And that is why we are pursuing a real investigation with this, among many other sets of evidence, the University of Alaska report of which Professor Leroy Helsey was the chair of that structural civil engineering department. [0:36:51] So we put together a film series for the grand jury. [0:36:59] And it's called 9-11 Crime Scene to Courtroom. [0:37:03] Here's a taste. [0:37:04] No matter how improbable the conclusion may appear, [0:37:10] when you've eliminated the impossible, whatever remains, [0:37:14] however improbable, must be the truth. [0:37:17] We're bringing alive in the film the 60 exhibits of the 9-11 WTC evidence contained in the [0:37:26] Lawyers Committee grand jury petition that have already been submitted to the U.S. attorney [0:37:31] in Manhattan to present to a special criminal jury. [0:37:35] This historic investigation is ongoing and there's a role for you in it. [0:37:42] Yes, you can help us bring the real perpetrators to justice. [0:37:45] Through this film series, we're bringing together two dozen experts in their fields. [0:37:51] They ignored any scenario involving incendiaries. [0:37:53] Demolition work, you're going to set charges on each floor. [0:37:58] In other words, all of the interior columns over eight stories came down, basically lost at once. [0:38:08] I could make out what looked like from a science fiction movie, molten lava, okay? [0:38:15] And he paused and said, that'll be coming down around five o'clock. [0:38:20] We'll be filming these evidence presentations, not only for filings with the grand jury, [0:38:26] also as presentations to each of you. [0:38:29] We're inviting you to serve as virtual grand jury during each episode. [0:38:33] yes you can uh co-produce that um wonderful uh series we're on episode six right now [0:38:49] oh wow and uh yeah this is grassroots uh we're inviting everybody to co-produce at some level [0:38:58] at a $500 level, you become an executive producer in the credits. [0:39:03] So I encourage you to take on that level if you want to see the next five episodes at least come forth and get done as well. [0:39:14] And this is being given to federal grand juries, federal grand jury, through several different means. [0:39:22] It'll actually be formatted specifically for them. [0:39:26] Very exciting project. [0:39:27] I was going to say, it's on, if you go to the website, richardgage911.org. [0:39:33] Here it is. [0:39:34] It's right there on the homepage. [0:39:36] You just scroll down a little bit and you've got the whole series there. [0:39:39] So if anybody wants to go watch what you've already produced, it's right there on your website. [0:39:44] And I do think that's in the show notes below. [0:39:46] But anyway, please continue. [0:39:48] You bet. [0:39:49] And be sure to check all six episodes so far that have been released. [0:39:54] And the next one is Extreme Heat. [0:39:56] And when I say extreme, I mean extreme. [0:40:00] And when I say irrefutable evidence, I mean documented by who? [0:40:04] Conspiracy theorists? [0:40:05] No. [0:40:06] FEMA and their Appendix C in the May 2002 Building Performance Assessment Team Report. [0:40:12] The metallurgical examination in this appendix documents heat that fire can't possibly reach. [0:40:22] Temperatures exceeding 3,000 degrees Fahrenheit. [0:40:25] The fires are typically 500 degrees, sometimes 1,000 degrees Fahrenheit. [0:40:31] NIST claims 1,200, 1,400 degrees Fahrenheit. [0:40:35] We're talking about a lot more heat. [0:40:39] And what do they find? [0:40:40] Never before observed. [0:40:42] Eutectic reactions. [0:40:44] Intergranular melting. [0:40:46] Capable of turning a solid steel girder into Swiss cheese. [0:40:51] Like you see in this piece of Building 7 steel. [0:40:53] this doesn't happen by office fires you guys wake up hello hello this is direct evidence of extreme [0:41:02] temperatures that are not even discussed or accounted for in the official narrative same [0:41:07] thing is true with steel from the world trade center twin towers for which all of this body [0:41:13] of evidence of extreme heat applies now as we transition our way into the twin towers we find [0:41:20] rapid oxidation, sulfidation, not we again, but FEMA in particular, Worcester Polytechnic University [0:41:30] in their study, liquid iron. What is that? That's molten iron. Sulfur formed during this hot [0:41:38] corrosion attack on the steel. My gosh, where did the sulfur come from? Oh, well, you'll find out. [0:41:47] perhaps the deepest mystery uncovered in the investigation, [0:41:51] but omitted in the NIST report. [0:41:54] They just omitted it. [0:41:56] Steel members in the debris pile appear to have been partly evaporated [0:42:01] in extraordinarily high temperatures, [0:42:04] says the FEMA author, fire protection engineer, Jonathan Barnett. [0:42:08] But it takes 4,000 degrees to evaporate steel. [0:42:13] Where are we getting these temperatures? [0:42:15] Well, we can see from the photos in the pile of the material dripping yellow and orange, white-hot liquid molten metal out of the crab claw excavator. [0:42:31] We can tell the temperature exceeding 2,500 degrees. [0:42:36] There's no accounting for these temperatures whatsoever in the official narrative. [0:42:40] Jet fuel only gets to be about 600 degrees. [0:42:45] Here, hold on. [0:42:45] I've got a slide for this one. [0:42:49] Oh, sure, yeah. [0:42:50] I love it. [0:42:51] The old Valentine's card. [0:42:53] You're melting me. [0:42:56] That's cute. [0:42:59] Yeah, fires, in the worst cases for mathematical, extreme experimental causes, they use 1830 degrees. [0:43:07] but the fires [0:43:10] rarely ever get that hot [0:43:13] this engineering firm says [0:43:16] jet fuel only gets [0:43:17] maybe 600 degrees Fahrenheit [0:43:19] others claim two or even three times [0:43:22] as much, it doesn't matter [0:43:24] we're talking six times these temperatures [0:43:26] that we're documenting here [0:43:28] well, maybe thermite can do that [0:43:31] what is thermite anyway? [0:43:34] an incendiary used by the military [0:43:36] Thermite is a compound of iron oxide and aluminum, which when ignited, sustains an extreme heat [0:43:43] reaction, creating molten iron. [0:43:46] In just two seconds, thermite can reach temperatures over 4500 degrees Fahrenheit, quite enough [0:43:54] to liquefy steel. [0:43:57] We know that open air fires cannot burn hot enough to melt steel, but metal had melted [0:44:03] at the base of the towers. [0:44:07] Appendix C of the FEMA report describes sulfur residues on the World Trade Center steel. [0:44:13] The New York Times called this the deepest mystery of all. [0:44:18] Sulfur slightly lowers the melting point of iron, and iron oxide and iron sulfide had [0:44:24] formed on the surface of the structural steel. [0:44:28] used with thermite is called thermate, producing even faster results. Interesting. Dave, maybe we're [0:44:36] getting somewhere here because if thermate were used, it would explain the incredible temperatures [0:44:43] because it gets up to four or even 5,000 degrees Fahrenheit. It would explain the presence of [0:44:50] sulfur, which is added to thermite to become thermate, would also explain the presence [0:44:57] of previously molten iron microspheres found throughout all the World Trade Center dust [0:45:06] samples after 9-11. This is all evidence of ignited incendiaries. Those spheres are found [0:45:14] by the U.S. Geological Survey, not by [0:45:16] conspiracy theorists. [0:45:18] They're found in, [0:45:20] they're documented quite well in the [0:45:21] 2005 [0:45:23] Particle Atlas of the World Trade Center dust, [0:45:26] in which they find billions [0:45:27] of these spheres [0:45:30] about the diameter of a human hair. [0:45:32] You can see them. [0:45:34] They're attracted by a magnet. [0:45:37] How do they get spherical? [0:45:38] Well, aerosolized liquids [0:45:40] or liquid molten iron [0:45:42] under explosive pressures [0:45:44] forms itself into spheres by surface tension. [0:45:47] That's just what it does. [0:45:49] In fact, the EPA says this is a signature component [0:45:52] of the World Trade Center dust. [0:45:54] It's not even World Trade Center dust [0:45:58] unless it has all these spheres, [0:46:00] even though we don't know where they came from [0:46:01] and don't want to know, apparently. [0:46:05] 6% of these dust samples, some of them, [0:46:08] are previously molten iron microspheres. [0:46:12] Some scientists estimate up to four tons of this material. [0:46:16] Well, the R.J. Lee Group, independently from the USGS, finds them. [0:46:22] They are an international consulting firm, very well known. [0:46:27] They say they're formed during the event, not before, by the welders putting the building [0:46:32] just together, not afterward by the iron workers cutting the buildings apart, but during the [0:46:39] event, which would explain [0:46:41] why they're found ubiquitously [0:46:43] in all the World Trade Center dust [0:46:45] samples, even on the [0:46:47] Brooklyn Bridge. [0:46:49] So [0:46:49] they [0:46:51] were [0:46:53] how does [0:46:55] the spheres form? Well, we could do an [0:46:57] experiment. Experiment [0:46:59] is the arbiter of competing [0:47:01] hypotheses. Let's [0:47:03] do one [0:47:04] small amount [0:47:07] of thermite burning thousands of degrees, releasing what look like sparks, but which [0:47:14] cool and fall into the pan as previously molten iron microspheres. That's how they're formed. [0:47:26] And they're found in all the World Trade Center dust as ignited, evidence of ignited thermite. [0:47:31] Is there any evidence of unignited thermite, though, in these dust samples? So, yeah. [0:47:37] team of eight international scientists led by Niels Herrod in Copenhagen and Stephen Jones, [0:47:43] formerly from BYU. They do studies along with their partners and they are sent independently [0:47:52] seven samples that have been collected by people sent to them. And they all have these curious [0:48:00] red-gray chips, the red on one side and gray on the other. They go, oh, well, this is interesting. [0:48:05] let's do some studies on these [0:48:08] they thought it was paint [0:48:09] but unlike paint it's attracted also [0:48:12] like the iron microspheres [0:48:14] to a magnet [0:48:15] so they get real curious and do [0:48:17] studies on the red layer [0:48:19] and they find through x-ray [0:48:21] energy dispersive spectroscopy [0:48:24] the [0:48:25] spikes of aluminum [0:48:27] and iron and manganese [0:48:30] and silica [0:48:32] aluminum and iron [0:48:34] being chief components of what? [0:48:36] Thermite. [0:48:37] What is the signature of thermite doing [0:48:40] in the World Trade Center? [0:48:41] Dust. [0:48:42] They get real curious. [0:48:44] They zoom in 50,000 times [0:48:46] with an electron microscope [0:48:47] and they find these nano-sized particles [0:48:50] of aluminum platelets [0:48:53] and iron oxide crystals. [0:48:57] They're a thousand times smaller [0:48:59] than the diameter of a human hair. [0:49:02] They shouldn't be there. [0:49:04] They got, oh, what is this stuff? [0:49:05] So they start doing research and they find out, my gosh, this could be super thermite [0:49:10] with explosive composites based on thermite reactions, [0:49:15] according to Lawrence Livermore Laboratory, who developed it before 2001. [0:49:22] The fuel and oxidizer constituents are intimately mixed on the nanometer size scale. [0:49:29] Okay, we got something here. [0:49:31] See, what they do is they, reducing the size to nano size, the surface volume increases exponentially. [0:49:44] And you've engineered an incendiary, which normally works by means of heat only, to now work by means of heat and explosives, explosions. [0:49:57] so uh they they have something new here at lawrence livermore lab for the defense industry [0:50:04] when they ignite them they produce something very interesting you'll be excited to learn uh because [0:50:14] the the and and when they're they're ignited by the way in a differential scanning calorimeter [0:50:22] which is a heater which measures the resultant energy same as the four samples uh by [0:50:30] the neils herrett group uh they they they ignited uh about 850 fahrenheit uh paint doesn't do this [0:50:41] by the way nor does paint release something unique when that ignition happens what is that [0:50:49] molten iron microspheres [0:50:52] with the same chemical signature [0:50:55] as the molten iron microspheres [0:50:59] found and studied and documented [0:51:02] by R.J. Lee and the USGS. [0:51:04] So we know exactly where [0:51:06] those previously molten iron microspheres [0:51:10] come from. [0:51:12] They come from these red-gray chips, [0:51:15] as if we didn't know. [0:51:17] They're found attached to partially [0:51:19] ignited red-gray chips, as you see here. [0:51:24] So this is not something that's made in a cave in Afghanistan. [0:51:29] This is made only in the most advanced defense contracting laboratories. [0:51:34] And they were hoping we didn't see it, because, you know, normal controlled demolitions, they [0:51:38] use RDX and C4, or C4, to blow up the connections between them. [0:51:45] but that produces very bright bangs flashes very bright flash very loud bangs and [0:51:52] but thermite doesn't do that nearly as much [0:51:58] so they document this in the bentham open chemical physics journal in 2009 they document that the [0:52:06] red layer is active unreacted thermitic material incorporating nanotechnology it's a highly [0:52:13] energetic pyrotechnic or explosive material and that has been also given to every congressman [0:52:21] on two occasions at least and the media and the physics groups uh and academia academia [0:52:30] so we have done what we can do to get the word out there and now we're reaching out [0:52:37] to the public through podcasters like uh dave riley's show well i saw you on i saw you on [0:52:46] tucker carlson as well recently jimmy door i think jimmy door was there but uh not tucker [0:52:53] carlson yet um and clayton morris i've redacted yes yes for sure yeah we're trying to get on what [0:53:00] do you mean you haven't been on tucker carlson yet you gotta you gotta get on this information [0:53:05] has to get out wide and he's the person to do it after all he did a four-part series on 9-11 [0:53:13] yes and it really he included the holsey report from the university of alaska on building seven [0:53:19] included several other pieces of information which we've been talking about for 20 years [0:53:26] he's a little he's a johnny come lately hucker come lately but uh he's he's coming around this [0:53:34] We're going to get to him. [0:53:36] There's a little clip from his thing. [0:53:38] I actually paid the, was it nine bucks or whatever, [0:53:41] to get the, what was it called? [0:53:45] Tucker Carlson Premium or whatever. [0:53:46] And I watched it and it was pretty good. [0:53:49] It was pretty good. [0:53:50] I remember the first documentary that really woke me up [0:53:54] to this stuff in this vein [0:53:55] was actually a documentary called Loose Change. [0:53:59] Did you ever see that one? [0:54:00] 9-11 Loose Change? [0:54:01] Oh, yeah. [0:54:02] Woke up millions of people. [0:54:03] So lots of great information sprinkled throughout the four editions of that series. [0:54:11] Back in, starting in what, 2003? [0:54:16] Something like that. [0:54:16] When did this come out? [0:54:18] 2005. [0:54:19] 2005, okay. [0:54:20] So it might have been loose change that was my original. [0:54:24] It was before me. [0:54:25] Yeah, I was 2006. [0:54:26] but see now what we have is the features of controlled demolition and some very uncharacteristic [0:54:32] features as well of course with incendiaries none of these features are explainable by fire [0:54:40] the official narrative of how this building came down let alone all of them with additional [0:54:47] circumstantial evidence corroborative testimony this is proof of controlled demolition now that's [0:54:52] a body of proof that's definitely woken up 3,600 architects and engineers who are signed on to the [0:55:01] petition at AE911truth.org, the firm, the organization that I founded in 2006. Now Gail [0:55:12] and I are on our own at Richard Gage 911. But we have compiled 3,600, and many of them appear [0:55:21] in the series 9-11 Crime Scene to Courtroom, [0:55:25] which again, you guys can co-produce. [0:55:28] That's what we're encouraging. [0:55:30] And so we're going to ask a question, Dave. [0:55:33] If Building 7 was so convincing [0:55:36] and to literally everybody who sees this evidence [0:55:43] agrees by show of hands, [0:55:45] I've given 1,000 presentations around the world [0:55:48] and I always do a show of hands before and after. [0:55:53] And almost all the hands in the audience go up. [0:55:56] Yeah, control demolition. [0:55:58] We need a new investigation. [0:56:00] Well, what about the Twin Towers? [0:56:02] Well, just look at them. [0:56:06] Shown simultaneously being destroyed here. [0:56:10] We have upward, outward, arching streamers, [0:56:14] A geometry of fireworks, freely flying structural steel sections weighing four and eight tons each, laterally ejected at 85 miles an hour, clocked by physicists, landing up to 600 feet in every direction, trailed by what? Thick white smoke clouds. [0:56:39] Wait a minute. Steel is not flammable in office fire or jet fuel conditions. [0:56:47] Why are they being trailed by thick white smoke clouds? [0:56:52] Well, let's look at thermite. [0:56:54] We see the molten iron. [0:56:57] And yes, we see the thick white smoke clouds of aluminum oxide ash, the other byproduct of thermite. [0:57:06] That's the only possible explanation for what we saw in the destruction of these two towers. [0:57:15] So we just have to ask ourselves, is there any other features of controlled demolition? [0:57:20] Oh, yeah. [0:57:21] There's a lot, starting with sudden onset of destruction. [0:57:24] Well, we're told that the upper part, well, it's at rest, and all of a sudden, it's in uniform downward motion. [0:57:32] So very sudden, no jolt, no hesitation upon impact of the cold, hard steel below. [0:57:40] Same in the south, no jolt, no slowing down when it meets the intact columns below. [0:57:51] No, it accelerates. It goes at freefall. [0:57:55] It actually goes almost at freefall in the case of the towers. [0:57:58] And I'll show you how fast that's coming down. [0:58:01] but we're told that the upper part drove the rest of the building down to the ground [0:58:05] and then destroyed itself this is called the crush down crush up theory it was put forth by [0:58:11] zedenik bazant of chicago northwestern university in chicago and there's a problem with this theory [0:58:19] several but he put this paper together a very mathematically complex paper that most structural [0:58:27] engineers couldn't solve. It took him 10 years to decode. He submitted this just two days after 9-11. [0:58:35] The rest of us are freaked out. We're in shock, right? We don't know when the next plane's coming. [0:58:40] Who's doing this to us? And not this guy. He's locked up in his den, cranking away on the paper [0:58:48] that became the theoretical basis for NIST's column failure theory. We'll come back to him. [0:58:56] but just look looking at it i mean there's an equal and opposite destructive forces when two [0:59:02] bodies collide right this is called newton's third law of motion um you you're not let's take a mac [0:59:10] truck and run it into a volkswagen so it's the mac truck's gonna win right does it matter if we drop [0:59:15] the volkswagen onto the mac truck no the lightest part of the structure cannot destroy the coal the [0:59:21] the heavier, intact, increasingly stronger steel in the building as you go down the building. [0:59:32] Look at the size of the steel. [0:59:34] It gets very heavy until halfway, you're 32 inches by 16 inches by 2 inches thick. [0:59:41] And then filling in and getting bigger, 52 inches by 22 inches by almost solid steel at the bottom. [0:59:49] And yet we're told that was destroyed by the lightweight steel up above. [0:59:55] I feel like a high schooler could understand this. [0:59:59] A middle schooler. [1:00:01] Especially this one. [1:00:03] Is the upper part destroying the lower part? [1:00:05] Take a look at it, Dave. [1:00:07] You tell me. [1:00:08] I'm going to make this easier. [1:00:10] Watch the lower red line at the point of plane impacts. [1:00:15] Is the upper part driving the rest of the building down to the ground? [1:00:19] or is the upper part being destroyed, [1:00:22] telescoping in on itself in the first three seconds? [1:00:26] Right. [1:00:27] And then, of course, you also have, [1:00:28] and I'm sure that you're going to do this, [1:00:30] but let me see if I can get my mouse over here. [1:00:34] Yes. [1:00:35] If you look, I don't know if you can see where my mouse is. [1:00:37] Yeah. [1:00:38] But there's this puff of smoke, this jet of smoke that happens. [1:00:44] Yeah, those are called squibs. [1:00:46] Squibs. [1:00:46] I'm going to show you a whole bunch of those. [1:00:47] Yeah. [1:00:48] Oh, you, and if, but if the upper part were destroying the lower part, you'd see it. [1:00:55] None of the photos or videos show an upper part after three seconds destroying the lower part in the North Tower. [1:01:02] It's gone. [1:01:04] If it were there, it would have destroyed these few remaining core columns. [1:01:09] Yeah. [1:01:10] Which stand. [1:01:12] Those are hundreds of stories up. [1:01:15] 900 feet in the air. [1:01:16] Yeah. [1:01:17] for about 12 seconds. [1:01:19] And then they fall down. [1:01:20] And then they fall. [1:01:22] Yeah, I noticed that. [1:01:24] They're not turning to dust. [1:01:25] They're releasing the smoke [1:01:26] that's coming off of them [1:01:28] as the columns fall through. [1:01:32] What a crackpot theory that was. [1:01:34] The dustification thing, you know? [1:01:37] Oh my gosh. [1:01:37] Yeah, I tried to bring this up [1:01:39] because they say, [1:01:39] oh look, it's turning to dust. [1:01:40] Well, that's smoke. [1:01:41] Yeah. [1:01:42] And it's also concrete powder [1:01:43] as we'll come to. [1:01:45] Yeah, smoke. [1:01:45] But look at... [1:01:46] I was going to say, [1:01:46] Doesn't smoke kind of follow like fluid dynamics, like liquid, right? [1:01:51] Like liquid sticks to the thing that it touches. [1:01:54] And so I would imagine that smoke would as well. [1:01:55] So if the thing is dropping faster than the air resistance of the smoke, you see, I don't [1:02:01] know, I'm not a physicist here. [1:02:02] So no, that makes some sense to me on the left. [1:02:06] We see you tell me which was a volcanic eruption, which one's building seven. [1:02:11] We have upward, outward, arching streamers, a geometry of fireworks, freely flying solid, molten objects trailed by thick white smoke clouds. [1:02:28] Yeah, the volcanic eruptions on the right. [1:02:32] The North Tower is on the left. [1:02:35] This is not a collapse. [1:02:38] There's something else going on here altogether. [1:02:40] now is this true what we were told no we just debunked the official theoretical basis for [1:02:47] this column failure theory what's happening instead the building is blowing out and away [1:02:53] from the core leaving the core intact until as we saw it comes down this is not a crush down [1:03:00] crush up theory uh and and uh disprove that theory even more in a moment but we have to [1:03:10] ask ourselves, how about feature number two? [1:03:12] What could bring this building down if it wasn't fire? [1:03:16] Well, how about 156 witnesses of explosions [1:03:18] that I mentioned earlier documented by Professor Graham McQueen [1:03:22] in 2015? [1:03:26] Quotes like this. [1:03:27] We felt the ground shake. [1:03:29] You could see the towers sway, [1:03:32] which is another reason, by the way, [1:03:35] all this evidence of swaying towers. [1:03:38] that people say, oh, the planes didn't hit the buildings. [1:03:43] Well, why did they sway like three, four, five feet [1:03:46] as documented by many, many people inside the building [1:03:51] after it was hit by the plane? [1:03:53] And the cords from the window blinds are swinging back and forth [1:04:00] as people are trying to get their balance. [1:04:03] We felt the ground shake. [1:04:04] You could see the tower sway. [1:04:05] And then it just came down. [1:04:08] Hey, again and again, you're going to hear this very specific order of events. [1:04:13] They're hearing something. [1:04:15] They're seeing something. [1:04:16] They're feeling something before the towers come down. [1:04:21] Very important. [1:04:22] All of a sudden, the ground just started shaking. [1:04:24] It felt like a train running under my feet. [1:04:27] The next thing we know, we look up and the tower is collapsing. [1:04:30] it shook my bones [1:04:32] shortly before [1:04:34] the first tower came down [1:04:36] I remember feeling the ground shaking [1:04:38] I heard a terrible noise and then [1:04:40] debris just started flying [1:04:42] everywhere [1:04:43] shortly before [1:04:46] oh I saw a flash flash flash [1:04:49] at the lower level of the building [1:04:50] you know like when they demolish a building [1:04:53] I saw a number of brief light sources being emitted from inside [1:04:57] the building between floors 10 and 15 [1:04:59] You saw about six of these brief flashes accompanied by a crackling sound before the tower collapsed. [1:05:07] I saw flash. I saw low-level flashes. I saw flash, flash, flash. [1:05:11] And then it looked like the building came down. [1:05:16] An explosion appeared at the very top simultaneously from all four sides. [1:05:20] Materials shot out horizontally. [1:05:21] And then there seemed to be a momentary delay before you could see the beginning of the collapse. [1:05:32] How specific does this fire chief, this expert witness, need to be? [1:05:40] This is important because NIST denies every one of these witnesses of explosions, [1:05:48] saying, oh, that was a building coming down. [1:05:50] Well, wait a minute. [1:05:51] This is not the building coming down. [1:05:53] This is before the building came down. [1:05:55] There was an explosion in the South Tower. [1:05:57] When it hit about the fifth floor, I figured it was a bomb. [1:06:00] Because it looked like a synchronized, deliberate kind of thing. [1:06:06] Every one of those are denied. [1:06:08] Let's look at feature number three. [1:06:09] Is there a straight down symmetrical progression? [1:06:11] Well, the South Tower actually begins to lean to the left. [1:06:16] It's leaning at 22 degrees. [1:06:18] So we have asymmetrical loading on the building below by this part that's falling off. [1:06:23] Asymmetrical damage from the buildings. [1:06:29] How in the world then do we get complete symmetrical destruction all the way around each face of these towers? [1:06:40] Because they're both the same, just like this. [1:06:43] Makes no sense given all the asymmetry going on up above. [1:06:47] and it corroborates the first responders. [1:06:51] Let's zoom in on the leading corner of these explosions. [1:06:56] And we see that they are indeed explosions. [1:06:59] We have floor by floor exploding out of the towers. [1:07:05] These could only be replaced, [1:07:09] synchronistically timed, [1:07:11] relatively small explosive charges. [1:07:15] and yes there's another one of those squibs down below as well dave this is not a directed [1:07:23] energy weapons somehow targeting every beam synchronistically timed they don't do that [1:07:29] not to deny directed energy weapons but this is not evidence of that right nothing we're seeing [1:07:36] in these videos or photos is nor is it evidence of nuclear weapons which some have theorized [1:07:44] brought these towers down. [1:07:46] Yeah. [1:07:46] These are small. [1:07:48] So, is there an isolated explosive series of ejections, squibs? [1:07:54] Yeah. [1:07:55] Here you go, Dave. [1:07:56] This is for you. [1:07:58] Of 20 stories down below the zone of destruction, [1:08:00] 40 stories down below the zone of destruction. [1:08:05] They have no accounting for these whatsoever, [1:08:07] but they're occurring as far down as 60 stories [1:08:10] below the zone of destruction. [1:08:12] these squibs [1:08:15] they call them in the [1:08:17] controlled demolition [1:08:18] industry. Here on the [1:08:21] left side of the [1:08:22] south tower as it begins [1:08:25] to lean right we see a [1:08:27] dozen of them simultaneously [1:08:29] destroying the structural [1:08:31] integrity of the steel [1:08:33] frame so that it can't [1:08:35] act as a rigid body [1:08:36] and roll off [1:08:38] with its angular momentum and maintain [1:08:41] that angular momentum. [1:08:42] it basically falls more like a bag of loose sand in on itself instead of onto the street in some semi-solid hump. [1:08:57] Well, we have near freefall acceleration here, too. [1:09:01] It's documented by physics teacher David Chandler. [1:09:04] and 64% of gravity we have here, [1:09:10] indicating that 90% of the structure has been removed [1:09:14] so it could fall at near two-thirds of free fall. [1:09:20] Against what? [1:09:21] 287 massive core columns at the bottom. [1:09:25] Again, 52 inches by 22 inches. [1:09:30] What's happened to those 287 massive core columns [1:09:33] so that the top could fall at near freefall, [1:09:38] gaining acceleration every second, [1:09:41] not slowing down when it meets this resistance [1:09:45] and this resistance on the exterior as well. [1:09:51] We have more steel than glass on the exterior. [1:09:55] These were exoskeleton buildings, very conservative. [1:09:59] They were the tallest buildings in the world [1:10:01] at the time that they were built. [1:10:03] They're not even slowing down. [1:10:05] And what happens to all these structural steel sections, [1:10:09] three columns vertically held together by spandrel panels horizontally. [1:10:15] And we're going to find out because they were ejected laterally, [1:10:21] impaling themselves into skyscrapers all around the towers, [1:10:26] destroying the winter gardens 600 feet away, [1:10:31] destroying the Deutsche Bank building. [1:10:34] It had to be taken down. [1:10:36] And these elements are massive. [1:10:42] Look at that gentleman crawling on the back of it. [1:10:44] All the plane had to do, by the way, [1:10:46] was not slice these, [1:10:48] but with that incredible kinetic energy, [1:10:51] with the speed combined with the intense mass of the fuel [1:10:57] acting as a body pushed these columns in severing the four bolts that connected this set of columns [1:11:07] to this column to the column above for each of these columns at the top and bottom four bolts [1:11:14] at the height of the north tower connecting these so it just had to shear those bolts so [1:11:21] So, no, it didn't slice these columns. [1:11:25] We have the ejection of these elements. [1:11:29] Again, four and eight ton, four to eight ton structural steel connections, [1:11:35] laterally ejected, freely flying, landing up to 600 feet in every direction. [1:11:41] Look at this one. [1:11:42] It's about to hit building seven. [1:11:44] Back two, forward two. [1:11:47] Trailed by what? [1:11:48] thick white smoke clouds why are thick white smoke clouds trailing steel beams we saw that [1:11:57] that is the aluminum oxide ash from the thermite reaction that's all it can be there's no other [1:12:05] explanation for it because steel is not flammable in office fire conditions there's enough energy [1:12:14] here by the way to hurl a 200 pound cannonball three miles and that's a lot of energy landing [1:12:21] up to 12 to 1400 foot in diameter outside each of these towers so well beyond the [1:12:29] the the the perimeter of the world trade center and you can see impacting building seven [1:12:39] on the top here as well. [1:12:42] So, Dave, I've got a quiz for you. [1:12:47] Yes, make sure I'm paying attention. [1:12:49] And everybody watching, you're going to be quizzed too. [1:12:54] If 100,000 tons of steel framing in each of these buildings [1:12:59] is distributed outside the footprint, [1:13:03] and I mean well outside the footprint, [1:13:06] 98% of the steel [1:13:09] what's left [1:13:12] to crush the building? [1:13:15] Right. There's nothing. [1:13:17] There might be the concrete. [1:13:20] We should look at the concrete. [1:13:22] It's certainly not the steel. [1:13:23] The steel is a third of the weight of each building. [1:13:27] The concrete is another third [1:13:28] so let's take a look at it. [1:13:30] We're looking for 110 [1:13:32] floors [1:13:33] of concrete. [1:13:36] And we're talking about concrete that's poured during construction on metal decking supported by lightweight steel trusses that are three feet deep. [1:13:48] We're looking for 110 of these panels, each of them an acre in size. [1:13:55] So you tell me if you can see them. [1:13:58] I don't see 50. [1:14:00] I don't see 20. [1:14:02] I don't see 10. [1:14:02] I don't see one acre size floor. [1:14:06] I don't see a half acre, quarter acre, or a sixteenth of an acre. [1:14:09] Now, here's a question. [1:14:10] That mound of debris, how tall was that? [1:14:14] Do you know? [1:14:15] That's about six, seven stories tall at the peak. [1:14:19] That lobby with those Gothic arches is seven stories tall. [1:14:22] Okay, yeah. [1:14:24] So it ranges from three to seven stories, [1:14:28] which is an interesting question, [1:14:29] because not only do we not see the concrete floors in that pile, [1:14:34] now let's look at a real gravitational collapse in mexico we see pancakes right that's what we're [1:14:42] looking for in fact let's compare it to the 33 story building i didn't design that building [1:14:50] i don't know why it has 33 story masons but aside from the point um [1:14:57] this was a third of the height of the twin towers and yet the piles three times higher right [1:15:04] Right. Where did it go? Where did the material go? It blew out. [1:15:11] Exactly. This is a real gravitational collapse. In fact, let me zoom in. Look at those guys at [1:15:17] the bottom. This is a 10-story pile. That's what we'd expect, about a third the size of the height [1:15:24] of that building. So we should have had a 30-story pile on the left, about a third the size of the [1:15:31] 110 floor towers. [1:15:34] We don't find it. [1:15:34] Where's the concrete? [1:15:36] I mean, it's missing. [1:15:38] Oh, there it is. [1:15:42] It's pulverized in midair. [1:15:47] Fascinating. [1:15:48] All the photos and videos show that. [1:15:51] What can pulverize 90,000 tons of concrete? [1:15:59] What can do that? [1:16:00] Well, temperatures can do that. [1:16:03] According to American Society of Testing and Materials Report C-856, we have 1,500 degrees. [1:16:10] Does what to concrete? [1:16:13] It turns into white powder decomposed hydration products. [1:16:19] That's travel. [1:16:23] That's pretty darn interesting. [1:16:27] What else can do that? [1:16:29] Well, explosives can pulverize concrete. [1:16:34] 1,200 degrees, according to the Fire Safety Journal, [1:16:37] concrete specimens subjected were completely decomposed. [1:16:43] So temperature can do it. [1:16:45] Explosions can do it. [1:16:46] Whatever did it, it's pulverized in midair. [1:16:50] And it is distributed where? [1:16:54] Laterally. [1:16:55] Across lower Manhattan in a three-square-mile area [1:16:59] in a blanket three inches thick. [1:17:03] Wait a minute. [1:17:05] Quiz number two, Dave. [1:17:07] If 90,000 tons of concrete is pulverized [1:17:11] and spread over three square miles, [1:17:14] what's crushing the building? [1:17:16] Right. [1:17:17] It's not. [1:17:18] I guarantee it. [1:17:19] That's two-thirds of the weight of the building [1:17:22] that's not available to crush the building. [1:17:25] But wait a minute. [1:17:27] Zedinik Bazant from Northwestern University [1:17:29] he said all of that weight of the steel and the concrete crushed the building below this is [1:17:37] complete fraud and that fraud has been exposed because not only did zedentic bison use all that [1:17:46] weight he doubled it fraudulently and he decreased the column strength below the point of plane impacts [1:17:55] by a factor of three. [1:17:57] It's complete fraud all the way around. [1:18:00] And this fraud is rigged in favor of a collapse. [1:18:04] This has been refuted by engineers [1:18:05] and papers that were submitted [1:18:07] to the American Society of Civil Engineers, [1:18:09] but they wouldn't publish it. [1:18:10] Why? [1:18:11] They said, oh, it's out of scope. [1:18:13] They didn't explain that. [1:18:15] How is it out of scope to submit a paper [1:18:18] refuting a previously published paper in that journal? [1:18:23] That's what we do. [1:18:24] That's the whole purpose of peer-reviewed science. [1:18:28] They wouldn't allow it. [1:18:30] So now, how could somebody have gotten into these buildings? [1:18:34] I mean, we might as well just ask. [1:18:35] Well, one possibility is the fireproofing upgrades, [1:18:38] which occurred in the months and years before 9-11, [1:18:42] in which we have fireproofing in the same floors that were hit by the planes. [1:18:52] Coincidence? [1:18:53] Maybe. [1:18:54] Maybe not. [1:18:55] This is research done by Kevin Ryan. [1:18:59] And fascinating. [1:19:02] They do have liquid applied fireproofing. [1:19:06] It's called intumescent paint. [1:19:08] And it could be that they've just told the workers that they're applying intumescent paint. [1:19:15] But it was actually nanothermite, liquid applied. [1:19:19] Because these layers of nanothermite that they found, they were dual layered. [1:19:23] many of them [1:19:24] dual layered [1:19:26] so they were applied [1:19:29] like a bait [1:19:30] well another possibility [1:19:33] is if you had access [1:19:36] to the core [1:19:38] columns [1:19:41] you could do this [1:19:44] well what if you had [1:19:45] an elevator modernization [1:19:48] like the largest one in the world [1:19:50] at the time of the collapse [1:19:52] which the elevator shafts are immediately surrounded by the core columns. [1:19:57] So you'd have access through the elevator shafts to the core columns, [1:20:01] but you'd have to go through all of this gypsum board. [1:20:05] And if you've ever worked with gypsum board, you know, it's very dusty, [1:20:09] very, very white dust. [1:20:12] So in gray. [1:20:15] And so listen to the testimony of the fiduciary trust senior database administrator, Scott Forbes, prior to 9-11. [1:20:45] the windowsill. It was [1:20:47] dirty gray and very, [1:20:49] very noticeable in that week leading up [1:20:51] to 9-11. So we have to [1:20:53] connect the dots, right? [1:20:55] There's also an elevator [1:20:56] modernization going on. [1:20:59] The largest one in the world documented in [1:21:01] Elevator World, March 2001. [1:21:04] Ace Elevator had this [1:21:05] contract. They came out of nowhere to get [1:21:07] this contract from Otis Elevator [1:21:09] who had installed and had been maintaining [1:21:11] these elevators up [1:21:13] to the time of this contract. [1:21:15] But where were they on 9-11? [1:21:17] Well, Dan Boyle says there was a labor dispute that day. [1:21:21] And the members of that company, about 50 of them, were pulled out to a union meeting to discuss some business. [1:21:28] What a coincidence. [1:21:29] That's convenient. [1:21:31] So we certainly want an investigation of Ace Elevator. [1:21:35] And we certainly want an investigation of the disposition of 180,000 tons of structural steel, [1:21:42] which was put on barges starting just two weeks after 9-11, [1:21:47] actually the day of 9-11, according to Mayor Giuliani. [1:21:53] Largest and most perplexing structural failures in history. [1:21:57] Yet 400 truckloads a day were sending the steel to China for recycling [1:22:02] before investigators could get their hands on it and do a proper scientific investigation. [1:22:08] this is the illegal destruction of evidence in a crime scene prompting bill manning editor-in-chief [1:22:15] of fire engineering magazine to cry out crucial evidence that could answer many questions is on [1:22:23] the slow boat to china showing an astounding ignorance of government officials to the value [1:22:29] of a thorough scientific investigation the destruction and removal of evidence must stop [1:22:34] immediately, but it didn't. [1:22:38] And those are among the reasons we have so many architects and engineers [1:22:42] questioning why we have all the key characteristic [1:22:46] features of controlled demolition and some very [1:22:50] uncharacteristic features as well with the explosiveness [1:22:54] in this controlled demolition and the incendiaries. [1:22:58] They're demanding a new investigation. [1:23:01] they're appearing in our film series 9-11 crime scene to courtroom and we're demanding answers [1:23:08] in a new investigation and that's why we're publishing documentaries like 9-11 explosive [1:23:15] evidence the experts speak out where we interview high-rise architects structural engineers [1:23:22] metallurgists chemists physicists patrol demolition experts they're all laying out the evidence [1:23:27] themselves in this 90-minute documentary and 15-minute documentary just on building seven [1:23:34] narrated by actor ed asner professionally made for pbs and the movie about the professor leroy [1:23:43] halsey study at the university of alaska on building seven all of this evidence is outlined in a [1:23:51] a brochure that you can print and hand out for free you guys [1:23:58] architect and engineer you can find everybody else that you know why we're talking about again [1:24:07] regarding those implications of this evidence as a dark dark reality to face in our country's [1:24:14] history uh one of the several dark realities that i've come to know for instance um gaza [1:24:23] another false flag operation proven uh covid another false flag operation like building like [1:24:32] 9-11 where one country attacks itself blames it on another country afghanistan iraq goes in and [1:24:41] invades those countries, regime change, land grabs, resources, oil, opium, etc. It's endless, [1:24:50] the corruption that begins wars through triggering events, as Professor Graham McQueen calls it, [1:24:58] like 9-11. Where do you draw your line in the sand? You wait for the next 9-11? Okay, [1:25:06] So don't do that. Let's wake up everybody so we can prevent the next 9-11. Pull their heads out of the sand now that ours are pulled out of the sand and speak the truth about 9-11. That's what we're asking for, Dave. [1:25:21] Nice. That's awesome. Yeah. Here's let's get you back on the, uh, let's get you back on the side [1:25:28] by side. Boom. There we go. That's, that is incredible stuff. Uh, and please chat. If you've [1:25:33] got any questions, you know, we've got an actual expert here. Uh, so, you know, if you have any [1:25:38] super chats that you want answered, uh, get them sent in and you know, what's amazing to me [1:25:45] is, you know, we just spent like an hour and a half going over the physics of it, the, [1:25:51] the architecture of it. And none of that is like speculative. None of that is a conspiracy theory. [1:26:01] We're talking about physics. We're talking about, you know, structural engineers and eyewitness [1:26:07] testimony. Um, you know, this is not like speculation. This is not a conspiracy theory, [1:26:14] You know, and I think a lot of people, you know, especially in the New York area, they just like they just tune out. [1:26:23] You know, they don't want to hear it, especially especially New Yorkers. [1:26:28] Yeah, especially for New Yorkers and people in the military, too, that lived through 9-11. [1:26:33] And then they volunteered to go and try to bring the people that did it, you know, to justice. [1:26:39] And then, of course, they go overseas and they find out, hey, wait a minute, the weapons of mass destruction was a lie. [1:26:47] You know, the all of this was a lie, you know, and of course, now there has just been so much more. [1:26:55] And I guess we're all categorized. This is in the the circumstantial evidence bucket. [1:27:01] Right. What we just did was direct evidence, you know, direct evidence, physics, math, science. [1:27:08] But then, you know, going over to the circumstantial evidence, there is there's a lot going on. [1:27:14] And I've got some of this stuff to pull up and talk about real quick. [1:27:18] I've got some clips, too, that I'll play. [1:27:20] But, you know, you were mentioning, well, if there were bombs or if there was explosives in the building, well, they must have been placed there. [1:27:29] Right. And so somebody must have gone in and placed that. [1:27:32] And one thing that you didn't mention, and maybe strategically, and, you know, again, I don't want to bring any discredit on your work, so if I'm wrong, then just ditch what I say, obviously, and go with the experts here. [1:27:44] But from what I understand, there was a group of Israeli art students that were present at the World Trade Center in the weeks leading up to 9-11, and it was something called the E-Team. [1:28:00] And so their big art display was literally showing the word E-Team written out in the building. [1:28:10] And it just so happens that it's the exact same spot where the hole is, which is crazy. [1:28:17] And then these photographs came out showing people inside the World Trade Center. [1:28:24] You can see the very characteristically narrow windows there. [1:28:27] and these boxes that say BB-18. [1:28:34] And from what I understand, [1:28:36] those BB-18 boxes are actually blasting caps. [1:28:40] Am I wrong? [1:28:41] Have you heard about this stuff? [1:28:42] Those are fuse holder boxes. [1:28:46] And some say they can be used for controlled demolition [1:28:50] and some say they can't. [1:28:52] I don't have an opinion on that. [1:28:55] Sure, yeah. [1:28:55] And others say that those students, curiously wearing a harness, right? [1:29:06] Were they descending down the elevator shafts? [1:29:11] What were they doing? [1:29:13] So that's a question. [1:29:15] But some say they were Austrian rather than Israeli. [1:29:19] I don't know. And there's plenty of evidence pointing to Israelis as well as Americans being involved. And that's just not the area of research that I've specialized in. [1:29:36] No, yeah, that's fine. That is, however, the area of research that I started to dwell in. [1:29:42] The first thing that probably woke me up was 9-11, Loose Change, right? But then there was [1:29:52] another movie that came out, and I forget what year this came out, 2008. And it was a documentary, [1:30:00] and I don't know if you've seen this one or not, but it's called 9-11, Missing Links, [1:30:04] you know, the definitive truth. And this was the first documentary that I had seen [1:30:11] that made any of these, uh, allegations, uh, about a group called the dancing Israelis. [1:30:21] Uh, and so of course we've got, this is the famous picture. Never remember that, right? We, uh, [1:30:26] never forget everything else, but never remember this. And so faces are blotted out, but they went [1:30:32] on TV, didn't they? Yes, they did go on TV. They went on TV. They gave these interviews. And of [1:30:37] course there was reporting at the time of the dancing Israelis. So I figure while we're here, [1:30:43] while we're covering this topic, let's take a quick look at what was on me down the rabbit [1:30:49] hole with you. Amen. Let's go. Let's dive in. Let's see what, uh, let's see what this is. [1:30:53] It began when this woman was watching the twin towers burning from her apartment in New Jersey. [1:30:58] She noticed three men on top of a van posing for pictures with the towers burning in the background. [1:31:05] And I could see that they were like happy. [1:31:08] You know, they didn't look shocked to me. [1:31:11] You know, they didn't look shocked. [1:31:12] I thought it was very strange. [1:31:14] The witness called police who stopped the van hours later and arrested five men. [1:31:20] All five, it turns out, were Israeli. [1:31:22] They were turned over to the FBI. [1:31:25] Sources tell ABC News during a check of national security databases, [1:31:29] some of the men were listed as having had connections with Israeli intelligence. [1:31:34] At the FBI, that set off alarm bells. [1:31:37] The FBI needed the answers to three important questions. [1:31:40] Who were these men? [1:31:42] What brought them to that parking lot on the morning of September 11th? [1:31:45] And did they have any advanced knowledge of what was going to happen that day? [1:31:50] They said they worked for a company called Urban Moving. [1:31:52] The FBI obtained a search warrant for the company's offices. [1:31:57] Two SUVs were filled up with between 9 and 12 boxes and computers. [1:32:03] Not long after the arrests, the offices of Urban Moving were simply abandoned. [1:32:08] Almost everything was left behind. [1:32:10] In jail, the five Israelis were repeatedly interrogated and given lie detector tests. [1:32:16] Stephen Gordon was their American lawyer. [1:32:18] They were asked questions if they had ever been... [1:32:22] Approached by or hired by any non-United States intelligence community. [1:32:30] While there is still some debate among American intelligence officials, [1:32:35] many investigators believe some of the men were part of an Israeli operation [1:32:39] aimed at monitoring radical Islamic charities that support groups like Hamas, [1:32:44] something lawyers for the five men and the Israeli government strongly deny. [1:32:52] And at that point, we were taken for another round of questioning, this time related to our allegedly being members of Mossad. [1:33:04] The fact of the matter is we are coming from a country that experiences terror daily. [1:33:08] Our purpose was to document the event. [1:33:10] Our purpose was to document the event. [1:33:14] Oh, wow. [1:33:16] What was that? [1:33:16] What was that again? [1:33:18] And so and this is one of the things that, you know, Tucker's documentary does do well is they really do lay out the case that Israel had foreknowledge. [1:33:28] Not not not even saying that they did it, but that they had foreknowledge. [1:33:34] They had intelligence about this event prior to which is how these is the dancing Israelis were able to be staged before the buildings were hit. [1:33:47] They were there waiting for it to happen. [1:33:50] You couldn't do that unless you had foreknowledge. [1:33:53] I mean, there's only one camera angle of the first plane hitting the towers. [1:33:58] And that was because they were, I think there was somebody out there making a documentary about the NYPD. [1:34:03] And they happened to be out and they captured that. [1:34:07] Now, there's also a whole slew of other things that were going on. [1:34:15] Let me see if, yeah, let's see. [1:34:18] We can do this one. [1:34:18] This one isn't too long. [1:34:20] There was a series of reports, and actually it's on my Instagram. [1:34:25] If you go to my Instagram, anybody that's interested, it's at Real Dave Riley. [1:34:29] I'm not going to play. [1:34:30] This is like the whole eight-minute segment that I ripped off of YouTube because I knew that this was going to get deleted. [1:34:38] But there was a whole three- or four-part series that was done on the Israeli art student connection. [1:34:44] And of course there is, let's see, where is it? There was a shorter version of this that we can play real quick and then we can kind of talk about because there are links even here to North Idaho. Let's take a look. [1:34:56] activity. The first part of the investigation focuses on Israelis who say they are art students [1:35:01] from the University of Jerusalem and Bezalel Academy. They repeatedly made contact with U.S. [1:35:07] government personnel, the report says, by saying they wanted to sell cheap art or handiwork. [1:35:12] Documents say they, quote, targeted and penetrated military bases, the DEA, FBI, and dozens of other [1:35:19] government facilities, and even secret offices and unlisted private homes of law enforcement [1:35:24] and intelligence personnel. The majority of those questioned, quote, stated they served in military [1:35:30] intelligence, electronic surveillance intercept, and or explosive ordinance units. Another part of [1:35:37] the investigation has resulted in the detention and arrests of dozens of Israelis at American [1:35:42] Mall kiosks, where they've been selling toys called Puzzle Car and Zoom Copter. Investigators [1:35:49] suspect a front. Shortly after the New York Times and Washington Post reported the Israeli [1:35:54] detentions last month, the carts began vanishing. Zoomcopter's webpage says, we are aware of the [1:36:00] situation caused by thousands of mall carts being closed at the last minute. This in no way reflects [1:36:05] the quality of the toy or its saleability. The problem lies in the operator's business policies. [1:36:10] Why would Israelis spy in and on the U.S.? A general accounting office investigation referred [1:36:15] to Israel as Country A and said, quote, according to a U.S. intelligence agency, the government of [1:36:21] Country A conducts the most aggressive espionage operation against the U.S. of any U.S. ally. [1:36:27] A defense intelligence report said Israel has a voracious appetite for information and, quote, [1:36:31] the Israelis are motivated by strong survival instincts which dictate every facet of their political and economic policies. [1:36:38] It aggressively collects military and industrial technology, and the U.S. is a high-priority target. [1:36:44] The document concludes, quote, [1:36:45] Israel possesses the resources and technical capability to achieve its collection objectives. [1:36:52] A spokesman for the Israeli embassy here in Washington issued a categorical denial [1:36:57] saying any suggestion that Israelis are spying in or on the U.S. is, quote, [1:37:02] simply not true. [1:37:04] There are other things to consider, and in the days ahead, [1:37:07] we will take a look at the U.S. phone system and law enforcement's methods for wiretaps [1:37:12] and an investigation into the possibility that both have been compromised. [1:37:15] Ooh, yeah. And so, you know, like I said, on my Instagram, I've got the full thing. But this series, I forget what the name of that journalist was. He was forced out of Fox News after all of this reporting. But it's wild. And so basically, you know, they were investigating 9-11. Then all of a sudden, they kind of tripped over this Israeli art student thing. It blew up. It went nationwide. [1:37:42] And then one of the things that a lot of people aren't really aware of is the connection not only here to North Idaho, but also to these networks of human rights groups. [1:37:59] And so on my X account, there's an article that I wrote a couple of years ago, are Coeur d'Alene's woke human rights groups really a front for foreign intelligence? [1:38:10] and in it, one of the things that is absolutely unreal [1:38:15] is the connection with a guy by the name of Greg Carr. [1:38:20] All right. [1:38:22] So this guy, Greg Carr, in 1986, [1:38:25] he founded a company called Boston Technologies. [1:38:29] It's a startup that sold voicemail capabilities to AT&T. [1:38:33] Next, he went on to chair the internet service provider Prodigy, [1:38:37] But in 1998, Carr cut ties with his for-profit responsibilities and went on to found the Carr Center for Human Rights at Harvard. [1:38:45] Now, in 1998, Carr sold Boston Technologies to an Israeli firm called Converse Technologies, [1:38:52] otherwise known as Converse Infosys, which hacked the L.A. County Sheriff's Department phone records and voicemails [1:38:58] and used the information that they had hacked as blackmail material during the 9-11 Israeli art student spiring investigation [1:39:07] in which over 120 suspected Israeli spies were arrested. [1:39:13] And the thing that's like crazy about that, [1:39:16] and we're not going to get into all of it today, [1:39:18] but I've done the deep dive and it's there. [1:39:21] The CEO of Converse Infosys was found to be a pervasive, [1:39:28] what you call it, fraudster. [1:39:30] He committed all kinds of fraudulent stock deals all throughout his tenure. [1:39:36] He was eventually indicted by the SEC. [1:39:39] But the thing that's interesting is that this deal here where Greg Carr sold Boston Technologies to Converse Infosys, that was an all stock deal. [1:39:49] Right. That was never accused of being fraud. [1:39:55] OK, I'm not accusing that now. [1:39:56] But the guy who who did the stock deal did fraud elsewhere. [1:40:02] OK, so that's going on. [1:40:05] Right. [1:40:06] And so the Israelis were using the technology that Greg Carr had developed to hack the L.A. County Sheriff's Department and blackmail them. [1:40:17] Well, what did Greg Carr do with the money that he got for selling Boston Technologies to Converse Infosys? [1:40:28] Well, and helped found and was the seed money for the Coeur d'Alene Human Rights Education Institute, which is, of course, the group that hosts Pride in the Park. [1:40:40] They fought Aryan Nations and Richard Butler back in the day. [1:40:44] They were in bed with the Southern Poverty Law Center. [1:40:47] And so there's this very bizarre nexus that kind of comes together in Coeur d'Alene with all of these different elements. [1:40:57] And then, of course, our sheriff now, Sheriff Bob Norris, who not only was trained by the Israeli Mossad and Shin Bet, he was a part of the JINSA program, which was the, what do they, JINSA, what does that stand for? [1:41:16] It's like a Jewish institute for, I don't know. [1:41:21] Anyway, it was a security arrangement, right? [1:41:23] Um, well, the other thing about it is that Sheriff Norris was working in the LA County Sheriff's Department at the time that they were getting blackmailed by the Israelis. [1:41:38] Okay. [1:41:39] You see what I mean? [1:41:40] So that's very- [1:41:41] And then he was involved in the investigation or cover up of that shooting that happened with the fire. [1:41:49] Oh, the Canfield Mountain thing. [1:41:51] Yeah. [1:41:52] I listen, I like Bob. I'm friendly with him. I wouldn't necessarily say a bad word against him. I don't have any evidence of anything like that. I don't know really what happened at Canfield Mountain. So I'm not going to allege anything like that. [1:42:07] Um, you know, but there certainly are some red flags that I've recently found out about with [1:42:14] the Canfield mountain shooting that actually has ties to the Idaho four, the, the, the four [1:42:21] college students that were murdered at, um, uh, at, uh, Moscow, uh, university or not Moscow [1:42:29] university, uh, university of Idaho in Moscow, right? There were those four students that got [1:42:33] murdered. Well, if you remember on that day of the Canfield mountain shooting where the young [1:42:38] psycho, um, you know, lit a fire, lured the, um, first responders in, and then he killed them and [1:42:45] then he killed himself at the same time that was going on. Somebody jumped off a bridge and killed [1:42:50] themselves. Uh, it was the veterans Memorial bridge. I don't know if you remember seeing that [1:42:54] in the news in Idaho. Yes. It was right down the road. And the thing that's weird about it is I [1:43:01] have, and I have not fact checked this, so don't shoot me if I'm wrong, but I have heard from [1:43:06] reliable other journalists that the person that jumped off the bridge was set to testify as a [1:43:13] witness in the trial of the Idaho four. Oh, interesting. So there's some weird connections [1:43:21] that are going on there. Um, but yeah, man, it's wild. And so, so that's, that's, that's, that's, [1:43:27] that's, that's, that's, that's the thing that's wild, you know, with, uh, with the anti, with the [1:43:33] Southern poverty law center, the ADL, Greg Carr, they all work together. They've been in bed with [1:43:37] one another since like the 1980s. Then you've got the other angle of this thing, which is super [1:43:44] interesting. And that is, uh, of course, where is it? Where is it? Come on you. Oh, I just had it [1:43:52] That is, of course, this gentleman here, Larry Silverstein. [1:43:58] Larry Silverstein is the guy that owned the World Trade Centers. [1:44:04] And what's really interesting about him is that they purchased terrorism insurance on the Twin Towers just a couple of months before 9-11, [1:44:17] which is unbelievable. The timing, uh, the timing on it. Um, and so there's a whole [1:44:25] rabbit hole that you can fall down with Larry Silverstein. Here is, uh, here is his explanation [1:44:31] for why he wasn't at work that day. Let's see if we believe this. I'm working pretty much with [1:44:39] every prime minister of Israel. I said to myself, wouldn't it be fantastic if I could own the twin [1:44:46] We got very, very lucky. The governor of New York, George Kotaki, decided one day that maybe it would be good to privatize the ownership of the World Trade Center. [1:45:00] The morning of 9-11, I'm getting ready, getting dressed to go to the dermatologist. She said, okay, but you're going to the dermatologist and you're going this morning and you're not going downtown. [1:45:11] we got very very lucky i had an obligation to collect the insurance proceeds from the policies [1:45:19] a new governor was just elected elliot spitzer an old friend who i knew well i said elliot if you [1:45:27] don't help me i'll never collect from the insurance companies and guess what he listened and he said [1:45:31] you know what you're entitled i'm gonna get you the money and in six months he got me the four [1:45:35] and a half billion dollars. We got very, very lucky. Wow. Lucky Larry Silverstein, right? [1:45:43] I mean, what are the odds that the guy that owns the buildings is personal friends with Israeli [1:45:49] prime ministers and all of these big, powerful people in New York? And he just happened to get [1:45:55] terror. Oopsie daisy. He just happened to get terrorism and terrorism insurance. Uh, like, [1:46:00] wow, that's lining up. And then there's even another, uh, there's even another angle on this [1:46:08] thing. And that is of course, our wonderful friend and secretary of commerce, Howard Lutnick. [1:46:16] Howard Lutnick was the head of a group called Cantor Fitzgerald, which occupied some of the [1:46:22] floors high up. And just like lucky Larry Silverstein, who, you know, he didn't show up [1:46:30] to work because he had a dermatologist appointment. Well, it just so happened to be, uh, Howard [1:46:36] Lutnick's kids first day at school. And so he had to drop his kids off at school. This [1:46:41] is a, uh, interview from, uh, around the time. And let's take a listen to what Howard Lutnick [1:46:48] has to say. [1:46:49] These young families, many of your traders were just in their thirties. [1:46:53] We've got, we've got the average employee we have is around 33 years old. So they've [1:46:58] got they're just married we have we have probably a dozen women who are pregnant with babies who [1:47:03] just lost their husbands um we've got lots and lots and lots and lots we must have more than a [1:47:08] thousand children 1500 children who have now lost one of their parents and they've lost the bread [1:47:13] winner that makes all the money we are dedicated to raising money for our foundation which will [1:47:21] which will go to take care of and try to help the victims of this horrible tragedy [1:47:27] and try to make their lives a little easier, [1:47:29] whether that pays for health insurance for a long, long time [1:47:32] or gets them some extra money or makes their lives even this much easier. [1:47:36] I mean, that's what we're doing and that's what we're driving for, [1:47:38] and it's called the Cannon Fitzgerald Foundation, [1:47:41] and anyone who can make a donation to it is going to help a lot of people who really, really need it. [1:47:47] And just finally, you know, it was just, you know, the accident of timing and luck on your part that you weren't in the building and I know some of the other survivors here. How do you feel it must, you know, tear you in so many different directions? [1:48:02] Not only was I, did I, I didn't get to the building early enough so that I wasn't in it, [1:48:10] but then I stood outside at the door helping people out and telling them to come on, get out, [1:48:15] get out, and asking what floor they were on, trying to find the higher and higher floors [1:48:18] so that I could hopefully find someone coming down from 101, [1:48:22] so that that meant our guys and our women had survived. [1:48:25] But, you know, I'm standing under the building when the number two collapses, [1:48:29] And I'm just lucky to be alive, and I don't know why I am, but I'm just thankful. [1:48:35] And it must be because I've got the responsibility to try to do my best for this group of 700 families, 700 families. [1:48:43] And I'm just one of them. [1:48:45] I lost my brother. [1:48:46] My sisters here were just part of the family, and that's my responsibility. [1:48:51] And I'm going to do my best, and my fantastic employees at Cantor and Eastpeed and TradeSpark, [1:48:55] they're doing their best to support these guys, and that's what's driving them. [1:48:58] And, you know, I think they're heroes. [1:49:00] They're really... [1:49:01] Anyway, you get the idea. [1:49:02] He wasn't there. [1:49:03] And, of course, there's also... [1:49:05] Let me see if I can get this up. [1:49:07] But did you hear about this? [1:49:09] Do you remember Omegle? [1:49:11] No. [1:49:11] Oh, Onigo. [1:49:13] Or is it Odigo? [1:49:14] Yeah. [1:49:15] Odigo warns. [1:49:18] Let's see if Google cooperates with me. [1:49:24] Probably not. [1:49:25] But, yeah, so there was this thing called Odigo Messenger. [1:49:28] It was a networking service kind of predating ICQ and Instant Messenger. [1:49:33] And it turns out there was a message sent. [1:49:38] There was a message sent to all of the Jewish employees that worked at the World Trade Center building, [1:49:44] telling them not to come into work that day. [1:49:49] Here's an article from Haaretz. [1:49:52] Odigo says workers were warned of attack. [1:49:56] What? [1:49:57] How is this possible? So somebody was able to warn these people. They had foreknowledge. Then you've got Larry Silverstein. And then you've got this guy from Cantor Fitzgerald, Howard Lutnick, who's next door neighbors with Jeffrey Epstein. He's a part of that whole network. He's a part of the Chabad Lubavitch network. [1:50:21] and from the Tucker Carlson special, [1:50:26] they talk about the fact [1:50:28] that there was a lot of insider trading [1:50:31] that was going on. [1:50:32] And basically everybody that has studied this thing [1:50:36] has come to the conclusion [1:50:37] that the company shorting the airlines [1:50:41] and all of these different companies [1:50:44] that got shorted that day, [1:50:46] that those trades were coming [1:50:48] out of Cantor Fitzgerald. [1:50:51] So somebody there also had foreknowledge. [1:50:55] So, yeah, man, the rabbit hole is deep on this one. [1:51:00] And there is this funny little video. [1:51:03] I do want to play this. [1:51:04] I think I played it last year. [1:51:05] But this is, what do you call it? [1:51:09] Oceans 9-11, right? [1:51:11] It's kind of a take on Oceans 11. [1:51:14] I don't know if you've seen this, but I think it's kind of funny. [1:51:17] And it kind of encapsulates the entire series of events. [1:51:22] Let's give this a watch. [1:51:26] Cooperate. [1:51:27] 1.5 billion. [1:51:28] Well, now that's just insane. [1:51:30] These fucking vultures are trying to pluck my eyes out. [1:51:32] Have you talked to Rudy yet? [1:51:33] Rudy was the one who told me. [1:51:35] That's the price. [1:51:36] I mean, what do you want me to say? [1:51:36] It's 1.5. [1:51:38] It's just what it is. [1:51:39] This is just when big things move, all parties have to be mutually, you know. [1:51:45] Well, it goes without saying. [1:51:46] Somebody is incredibly miffed you made that deal. [1:51:48] Miffed? My guys told me 150 million tops. [1:51:51] If I can't get that shit out of those walls for less than 1.5 billion, I'm Fakakta. [1:51:56] You understand? I never should have listened to you. [1:51:58] I never told you to buy two towers of Babel filled with asbestos. [1:52:01] Nothing in New York real estate is that easy. [1:52:03] You weren't buying a fucking deli. [1:52:05] I don't have 1.5. I need that shit out of the walls or I need those buildings gone. [1:52:09] Which I told you is never going to happen. [1:52:11] The demolition will probably cost more than it did to build the fucking thing. [1:52:13] See? Fakakta. At this point it costs less to get someone to fly fucking planes into the building and collect the insurance. [1:52:22] For that you'd need terrorism insurance. [1:52:29] I'll call you back. Deborah! [1:52:31] I'm right here, sir. [1:52:32] Oh, I need you to find out what kind of terrorism insurance we've got on those piece of shit towers. [1:52:36] Mr. Vice President, I've got an interesting idea I'd like to propose to you. [1:52:51] Did somebody order a false flag operation? [1:52:56] Get him whatever he wants. I just want him to feel like he's part of the team. [1:53:02] Just pull it already. [1:53:07] And then when France doesn't join, we're going to call them Freedom Fries. [1:53:12] So I found this fucking passport over there. [1:53:15] It's kind of burnt up, but not too bad, [1:53:17] considering it came from a fucking plane crash, am I right? [1:53:20] And not for nothing, but I already checked it. [1:53:22] And it's a fucking Saudi Arabian guy. [1:53:24] It's definitely probably one of the terrorists, you know, [1:53:27] because, well, I mean, fucking come on here. [1:53:30] Even enemies need to agree sometimes. [1:53:32] And if you call it the global war on terrorism, I mean terrorism can be anywhere. [1:53:39] So now you can fight everywhere. [1:53:40] It's going to be great. [1:53:45] So that's the plan so far. [1:53:46] Be honest. [1:53:47] What do you guys think? [1:53:49] I'll tell you, Dick. [1:53:50] Daddy's going to think this is just so cool, you know? [1:53:52] It's like getting the band back together. [1:53:57] So anyway, you get the idea. [1:53:59] It's a funny little, funny little video that shows everything. [1:54:02] But yeah. [1:54:03] Now the gentleman who did that is Lucas at a timeline junkie. [1:54:07] Oh, he has a X account timeline junkie. [1:54:11] He is doing another video to promote a turning the tide and I'll be ready [1:54:21] Monday. [1:54:22] So if you want to show that to your folks, Dave, I'll, I'll get that to you. [1:54:27] Yeah, please. [1:54:27] That'd be awesome. [1:54:28] In fact, I want to show another promo video for Turning the Tide 9-11 Truth Conference in New York. [1:54:37] Yeah, please go ahead. [1:54:38] September 10th through the 13th, if you have a moment. [1:54:40] Yeah, go ahead, please. [1:54:42] Oh, great. You're going to love this. [1:54:45] This is a lot of great speakers at this conference. [1:54:51] I was [1:54:53] I'm honored to be a part of it [1:54:59] I'm not organizing the whole thing [1:55:01] and here we go [1:55:20] so if you look at the film [1:55:21] of the North Tower collapsing, [1:55:23] you can see all the explosions [1:55:26] in the controlled demolition of that building [1:55:28] happening in front of your very eyes. [1:55:31] That was the BBC in real time on television [1:55:36] telling you that the Building 7 had already fallen [1:55:39] when it hadn't fallen yet. [1:55:40] If it was true that two planes brought down three buildings [1:55:44] in a completely unprecedented way, [1:55:47] then that should have caused us to rethink [1:55:51] the way we build these buildings. [1:55:53] It didn't. [1:55:54] If 100,000 tons of structural steel [1:55:57] is found that far outside of the perimeter, [1:56:02] what's there to crush the building? [1:56:05] Not one, not two, but three different [1:56:08] peer-reviewed scientific studies have concluded [1:56:10] there was informed trading before 9-11. [1:56:13] We have a clear right and an obligation [1:56:17] to search for answers to the fundamental question about the planning of 9-11, [1:56:22] its execution, the physical effects, the structural consequences [1:56:26] when the planes hit the World Trade Center. [1:56:31] I felt this, I call it an incredible force of wind, of something coming at you. [1:56:39] You either got to move or you will die. [1:56:41] And on the side of the U-Haul truck had a mural, had the Twin Towers on the side and a plane going into the Twin Towers. [1:56:54] The further down into that pile I got, the more I could make out what looked like from a science fiction movie, Molten Lob. [1:57:02] Why was structural steel suppressed and not even considered, or worse yet, allowed to be carted off and destroyed? [1:57:14] The 9-11 Commission did not look into at all how the towers came down. [1:57:18] In my work with the anthrax letters, they would cite experts or, you know, administration officials, and they would never give you the name. [1:57:27] And when they don't give you the name, you know they're giving you the narrative. [1:57:31] How come four airplanes, four commercial airplanes, could be hijacked in a period of 90-something minutes and nothing happened? [1:58:01] Nice. [1:58:10] And we're going to live stream it, Dave. [1:58:12] Nice. [1:58:12] That's pretty exciting. [1:58:13] That's great. [1:58:14] I was going to say, tell people how they can participate in this thing. [1:58:18] I mean, you've still got tickets for sale, I'm assuming. [1:58:22] Oh, yeah. [1:58:23] 600 seats. [1:58:24] It's incredible. [1:58:25] It's right on Central Park on Fifth Avenue at the Del Barrio Museum. [1:58:30] um and we're let me show you um the a few more details um we've got uh tickets uh for the live [1:58:42] stream well that you can donate the live stream is free essentially okay you can donate though [1:58:47] but the full conference pass is 150 and you can get now get tickets for saturday where roger [1:58:54] waters from pink floyd as you saw will be there brett weinstein dennis kucinich um jimmy [1:59:00] door so the full schedule runs from uh thursday we start at 7 p.m and we end uh sunday at 2 p.m [1:59:09] very exciting this is the theater we're going to be in [1:59:12] and we have the the premiere of the first of the responders video all about the responders who were [1:59:24] coming out for the truth about 9-11 talking about the evidence of explosions and these speakers [1:59:31] jason bermas we didn't mention mark crispin miller richard grove of grand grand theft world [1:59:38] bobby mackleveen family member chris joya commissioner and new york area firefighter [1:59:46] niels harrett the author of the thermite paper that we talked about today phil tourney of the [1:59:51] of the uss liberty survivors yeah he'll be on sunday along with other false flag operations [1:59:58] uh folks and meryl nass uh exposing covid and anthrax uh hoaxes uh mary holland on the covid [2:00:10] uh theme also and james corbett that you mentioned corbett report.com [2:00:17] Yep. Incredible. And I'll be there talking about what I talked about today. [2:00:23] As a matter of fact, the explosion, demolition of three towers, [2:00:27] Madhavassati, a deep thinker and an anesthesiologist. [2:00:33] He'll be there. Pierce Robinson and Mick Harrison will be talking about the [2:00:37] report that we're putting together for Senator Ron Johnson, [2:00:41] who spoke last year at the 9-11 Truth Commons, a sitting senator, [2:00:45] speaking at a 9-11 truth conference. [2:00:48] This is unheard of. [2:00:49] That's amazing. [2:00:50] And we anticipate that he'll be here again. [2:00:53] Robert Honiger, who wrote The Smoke Curtain, [2:00:58] which was about the Pentagon DVD. [2:01:02] We have Nick Bryant talking about Epstein. [2:01:07] Oh, wow. [2:01:07] Willie Rodriguez will be there, [2:01:09] one of the most famous survivors of 9-11. [2:01:13] Eric Lawyer and other firefighters. [2:01:15] Uh, first responders will be there. [2:01:18] Uh, pretty, pretty exciting. [2:01:20] I don't think this is anything anybody's going to want to miss. [2:01:22] This is the 25th anniversary of nine 11 and we're pulling out all the stops. [2:01:28] Amen. [2:01:28] That's awesome. [2:01:29] That is such a, that is so cool. [2:01:30] Yeah. [2:01:31] I don't know if you want to click back over to, uh, the other view or whatever, as we [2:01:35] close it out, but yeah, and it was funny too. [2:01:37] I saw, um, Dennis Kucinich is on that list, which is interesting. [2:01:41] I had a run in with him recently, you know, around Thomas Massey. [2:01:48] I was down there at the end of Thomas Massey's campaign for reelection. [2:01:52] And I got to meet Mr. Kucinich and also his campaign advisor, a guy named Dana Rohrabacher. [2:02:01] And it's like, I am Dana. [2:02:04] He's a congressman. [2:02:04] Yeah, he was a congressman. [2:02:06] He's the one that like wrote the speech, you know, Mr. President, tear down that wall for Reagan. [2:02:10] He was a top Reagan aide. And it's like, I'm sitting there and I'm like, I'm like hanging out with like Dana Rohrabacher and Dennis Kucinich. And we're like talking about Israel. And I'm like, what? I did not think these guys were that based. But turns out, actually, they know what's up. [2:02:29] It's been a changing day. [2:02:30] The world is changing. [2:02:32] To see the world waking up to the impact of AIPAC and their money on our congressmen. [2:02:38] Yeah, no, and we're going to have to bring you back on the show because I know that you've done a lot of work exposing, like you mentioned, the Gaza false flag. [2:02:46] There was a six-hour stand down. [2:02:48] Why would the Israelis allow for October 7th to have happened? [2:02:53] That's a very big question. [2:02:54] I mean, I think it's obvious that it provided the pretext to militarize and to, you know. [2:03:01] Genocide. [2:03:02] Well, mow the lawn, right? [2:03:04] That's what they call it, mowing the lawn. [2:03:07] But yeah, and so I wasn't sure, and I guess I'll ask this in a kind of a vague way. [2:03:13] Do people know where you live? [2:03:17] Not many of them. [2:03:19] I'm formerly from the San Francisco Bay Area, where I like to be known as being from. [2:03:24] because my whole life was there. [2:03:29] That's good enough for me. [2:03:31] I know that you have fun little potlucks every now and again. [2:03:39] I wasn't sure if we wanted to promote that on the show or not. [2:03:42] Maybe we'll save that for another day. [2:03:44] If you live in the northern Idaho area and you'd like to meet me, contact Dave. [2:03:52] Absolutely. I'll get you in touch. [2:03:54] Your rabbit hole potlucks are like famous and it's just such a, and that goes to something that I've been talking about on this program a lot, which is rebuilding social fabric. [2:04:04] This idea of getting together in real life without the screens, having in-depth conversations, talking about difficult topics, meeting people from different backgrounds, different walks of life. [2:04:14] I think it's great what you've been doing in that regard for the past several years. [2:04:19] I don't know if you started that for COVID or afterwards, but it's been a really great thing, I know, for our community up here. [2:04:26] So, yeah, anybody interested in that, hit me up, info at thebacklash.net. [2:04:32] And, of course, don't forget to follow Richard Gage. [2:04:37] He is on X at RichardGage911, RichardGage underscore 9-11, and his website, RichardGage911.org. [2:04:49] And so thank you. Thank you again for, [2:04:51] if there's anything else that you want to plug before we close it out. [2:04:54] Dave, if maybe your, your, your, your, [2:04:58] your audience wants to meet you and see you present at the rabbit hole. [2:05:02] Yeah, we should do it sometime. [2:05:04] Which is up near Sandpoint. Yeah. [2:05:06] So I just realized that it's coming up faster than I wanted to think. [2:05:12] but the third Saturday in August is the 15th. [2:05:22] And that's, if you want to come up and bring your posse, [2:05:28] we'd love to meet people. [2:05:30] Yeah, we'll work it out. [2:05:31] Yeah, maybe October, maybe October. [2:05:34] I think I've got, yeah, that's next week, I guess. [2:05:38] We'll work it out. [2:05:39] We'll work it out in the emails. [2:05:40] We'll let everybody know. [2:05:41] But Richard, thank you so much for coming on. It's been an absolute pleasure talking to you today. I'm going to let you go because we've got some ads to read and I don't want to bore you to tears. So thanks again. [2:05:52] All right, Dave. Thanks so much. Great to be here with you. Thanks, everybody. [2:05:55] Amazing. That was Richard Gage, founder of Architects and Engineers for 9-11 Truth. [2:06:03] Very generous with his time to give us all of that. I mean, what an in-depth analysis. And, [2:06:11] you know, it's like, dude, this is not conspiracy talk here. At least when we're talking about how [2:06:17] the towers came down, when we're talking about the physics of the thermite and all of this, [2:06:23] you know, and it's just, it's, it is important to get the actual truth out. And that is something [2:06:28] that I really have a deep respect for Richard about. He does stay on focus. Uh, he does stay [2:06:32] on point about it, but he's open-minded about other angles of this thing. So yeah. And, uh, [2:06:38] yeah, I was just, you know, um, his rabbit, he, he does these potlucks rabbit hole recap, [2:06:43] uh, up here in Sandpoint. And it's, it's nice. It's like very, very intimate. You get together [2:06:49] in his living room, you bring a dish, you know, bring a casserole, and you can get together with [2:06:55] him, of course, and pick his brain, but also meet a lot of other like-minded people, which is what [2:07:00] we try to do on this program as well. So don't forget, on the 22nd of this month, we will be [2:07:05] doing another bonfire night, and we will have all of the information available. If you want to go to [2:07:11] that, you can send an email to info at the backlash.net, or of course, you could fill out the [2:07:17] contact form on the all new backlash.net. And, uh, that way I can get together with you. We'll [2:07:23] get a coffee. I'll make sure that you're not an absolute weirdo and that you can socialize with [2:07:29] people and then we'll, we'll bring it in. Oops, that's the wrong slide, but yeah. And so we've [2:07:34] got to thank all the sponsors that have made this program possible. And, uh, you know, before I get [2:07:41] into it. I, there was a, uh, I saw an email I want to put up on screen and here it is. [2:07:48] Thank you all for bearing with me. And I did see, we got a super chat. Thanks for the super chat. [2:07:53] It was from a EC2, EC2 in the live chat. I see you bud. Thank you very much for the big super [2:08:02] chat. I do appreciate it. I don't know if you had a question attached to that super chat. [2:08:09] It was just plain. It was just like, here's money. So thanks. Thanks for that. If you have a question, feel free to throw that in the DMs here or whatever it is, the live chat, and I'll certainly bring it up. [2:08:21] But yeah, I wanted to point out our sponsors. [2:08:25] And of course, one of them is ODGG Supply. [2:08:28] And right now, I got a wonderful little email. [2:08:31] They have got a back to school sale. [2:08:34] And of course, I won't get any credit for this. 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[2:14:33] So if you're an outdoorsy, woodsy type person, or if, you know, you're afraid of the ticks, [2:14:38] you should definitely get some Bug-Off Balm from Idaho Tallow Company. [2:14:44] Let's see, where is the Bug-Off? [2:14:46] Bug-Off, where are you? [2:14:47] Here it is. [2:14:49] Starting at, what is it, $22 for a two-ounce jar? [2:14:52] And that's pretty good. [2:14:53] I was doing some research. [2:14:55] Oh, I'm not even showing it on the screen. [2:14:56] Here we go. [2:14:57] The Bug-Off Tallow Balm. [2:14:59] And I was doing some research, you know, [2:15:02] and it turns out, actually, the Idaho Tallow stuff is pretty cheap. [2:15:06] comparatively. There's other, you know, there's other tallow people, but it's, it's actually like [2:15:13] 10, 15 bucks more per jar. So you're getting a pretty good deal and you can get an even better [2:15:20] deal with Idaho Tallow Company. If you use promo code for life, you'll get 10% off your order and [2:15:27] 20% of the proceeds of every purchase will go towards fighting the abortion initiative that [2:15:35] is hitting Idaho's ballots this November. So you can have a clean body and a clean conscience [2:15:43] by shopping at IdahoTalo.com. Of course, the link to this and all of these companies is in the show [2:15:51] notes below. It's also on our wonderful new website. If you go to the affiliates tab, [2:15:58] you can see all of our wonderful affiliates. And there's some that I don't talk about nearly as [2:16:02] much. And I should like one acre farms. These guys make these beef snacks, beef sticks, best [2:16:09] beef sticks ever. It's wonderful to give to your kids in the car. It gets them to stop whining. [2:16:15] It tastes great. It's healthy. You know, these guys raise the cows, they feed them, they kill [2:16:22] them, they package them. And it's all in, uh, I think Iowa actually, this kind of like regenerative [2:16:28] farm in Iowa. And hey, speaking of regenerative farming, do you know about what is happening on [2:16:36] this program over the next couple of weeks? Because we've got some big guests that are coming [2:16:43] on the program. And one of them is the one and only Joel Salatin. Okay. We are like halfway [2:16:52] through these like crazy interviews. First up, it was earlier this week. We had Mark Mitchell, [2:16:59] who is the head of, was the head of polling at Rasmussen polling. He's probably the best [2:17:04] pollster in the entire country. So we did an interview with him on Wednesday. If you [2:17:09] haven't seen that, then you can of course go to the website and check it out there. [2:17:14] But today we had Richard Gage on Monday. We are going to have an interview with JD Hall, [2:17:22] Of course, he is a polemicist, a theologian that has been combating the heresy of Christian Zionism and Judeo-Christianity. [2:17:31] So we've got a fantastic episode for you coming on Monday. [2:17:35] And then on Wednesday, the one and only Joel Salatin will be joining us. [2:17:41] And then on the following Friday, we've got Thomas 777, guys. [2:17:50] Can you believe it? [2:17:51] Thomas 777 is coming on the show. [2:17:59] So that's going to be an interesting, interesting show. [2:18:02] I don't know if any of you guys watched the recent Daryl Cooper Tucker Carlson interview that all of these liberals and Zionists have lost their minds over. [2:18:13] But in that interview, Daryl mentions Thomas 777 and that he is Daryl's favorite historian. [2:18:23] And he is a wealth of knowledge. [2:18:25] And so I'm very happy to announce that next Friday we will be doing another special episode of The Backlash with Thomas 777. [2:18:36] Of course, he's been banned on X since he got mentioned on the Tucker Carlson show, which kind of sucks. [2:18:43] But we're going to be going over all kinds of stuff with him. We're going to go over the history of World War II, perhaps the true history of World War II. He's also probably the largest wealth of knowledge when it comes to understanding and talking about the radical right in America, which is a very hotly contested thing. [2:19:08] But, you know, there are a lot of tall tales, a lot of myths that have been told about the radical right here in America, everything from the John Birch Society to Richard Butler's Aryan Nations. [2:19:23] and so we're going to quiz him on that. [2:19:25] We're going to find out about what the Aryan Nations was really like [2:19:29] because we hear it all the time from our local mayor, Dan Googan, [2:19:34] and people around him that, oh, they want to return Idaho [2:19:39] to the time of the Aryan Nations, and it's like this big scary thing. [2:19:44] He's going to help us understand what that was actually like. [2:19:48] Who were these people? [2:19:50] Was it a false flag? [2:19:51] Were they a Fed op? [2:19:52] because a lot of people say that they were a fat op. [2:19:54] So we're going to dig into that. [2:19:57] We're going to talk a little bit about the global resistance to globalism. [2:20:03] And we're also maybe, God willing, time permitting, [2:20:08] we will also dig in a little bit to the Chicago gang scene [2:20:13] because he's from Chicago and was involved with a gang. [2:20:18] And so I think there's a lot of history there. [2:20:21] Of course, you know, Vince and I, we take this trip, Vince James of the Red Elephants, Daily Veracity. [2:20:27] You know, he was a host here on the show. [2:20:29] Maybe one day we'll get him back on. [2:20:30] I don't know. [2:20:31] But, you know, every year Vince and I go to Chicago. [2:20:37] And, you know, one of the things we love doing is going around and taking photos of all the gang signs and the gang tags and trying to track down which gang is beefing with who. [2:20:46] It's kind of nerdy and weird, but it's a fun time. [2:20:50] Anyway, Thomas will shed some light on that. [2:20:53] And, yeah, so I'm really looking forward to it. [2:20:56] It's been a star-studded list of guests on recently, [2:21:00] and we're going to try to keep the ball rolling. [2:21:02] Please, if you have an ex-account, okay, do me a favor. [2:21:07] I would like to very gently, very gently and politely, nicely, [2:21:15] put a little bit of pressure on our friend Martyrmaid. [2:21:20] because I would like to see him come on the podcast very soon. [2:21:25] I think it would be great. [2:21:26] You know, he's been doing a lot of in-depth— [2:21:29] I just have a thing for history and historians. [2:21:33] And so Martyrmaid, Daryl Cooper, [2:21:35] has been diving into the history of the labor wars, [2:21:39] which, of course, got kicked off here in North Idaho in the late 1800s. [2:21:44] And so I want to bring him in. [2:21:45] We'll talk a little bit about that. [2:21:47] We'll explore Idaho's history together. [2:21:50] I think that would be fun. [2:21:51] So please, if you're on X, you know, reply to one of his tweets and say, hey, you should go on the backlash. [2:21:59] Hey, we want to see you on the backlash. [2:22:01] You know, be nice about it. [2:22:03] But yeah, we'll get Daryl in studio, I think. [2:22:07] So we'll see. [2:22:09] And what else? [2:22:10] There was a whole list of people, people that were working on booking. [2:22:15] I'll share some of them with you now. [2:22:17] Father Calvin Robinson, Frank Wright, Dr. Deep State. [2:22:24] Of course, Brother Nathaniel wants to come on the show now. [2:22:27] And we're also going to be working on getting Anthony from Avoiding Babylon. [2:22:32] We're trying to get Martin Selner, Alexander Poe, Joseph Schutzman. [2:22:39] He's a guy that he left the United States and now he lives in Russia. [2:22:43] So that'll be interesting to get some perspective on Russia. [2:22:46] and the LaNative Patriot. [2:22:50] We're working on getting him too. [2:22:52] So it's going to be a star-studded couple of months here [2:22:55] at the Backlash with some high visibility interviewees. [2:23:02] And so that'll be a lot of fun. [2:23:04] So anyway, thanks again for joining me here on a Friday. [2:23:08] You know, it's kind of weird being on here on Friday. [2:23:12] I should, listen, there's a part of me [2:23:15] that wants to do a call-in show, you know? [2:23:19] There is a part of me that wants to do a call-in show. [2:23:21] I could get a number because it's so funny. [2:23:25] Like, when you listen to my detractors, [2:23:27] when you listen to the people that hate me [2:23:29] and that spread lies and, you know, rumors about me, [2:23:33] if you listen to them, [2:23:35] you would picture in your mind [2:23:37] like some sort of a skinhead, [2:23:41] toothless retard that lives in the woods [2:23:44] they think that's who my following is. [2:23:48] They think that like the people that follow me [2:23:50] are like a bunch of like, you know, [2:23:52] sig heiling neo-Nazis. [2:23:55] You know, the podcasts, you know, [2:23:59] that may be true for other internet hosts out there, [2:24:04] but it is not true of you. [2:24:07] And I know that because I've been meeting [2:24:09] all of you one by one. [2:24:11] Last night, somebody that watches the podcast [2:24:13] had me over to their house for dinner. [2:24:16] And we were able to get together, [2:24:17] brought the kids and everybody was playing. [2:24:19] We had a little cookout. [2:24:20] It was fun. [2:24:21] And it's like, you, if you're watching this show, [2:24:25] you are most likely a highly intelligent, [2:24:28] smart family man or woman. [2:24:31] You're devoted Christian. [2:24:34] And you really just want to like [2:24:37] live in a nice country again, right? [2:24:39] You kind of want to live in like, I don't know, [2:24:42] 1991 America again. You know, you want your kids to have opportunity. You don't want to get [2:24:49] punched in the face while you're walking down the street, minding your own business. Have you [2:24:54] been seeing this? Have you been seeing this? There's this crazy video. I think Matt Walsh [2:25:02] was tweeting about it. This of course is going viral right now. Okay. In Charlotte, [2:25:07] Charlotte, Virginia, this black guy has been going around assaulting white women. [2:25:16] It's unbelievable. Where is the video? I'll play you the video. It is deeply disturbing, [2:25:23] right? It is a deeply disturbing video. [2:25:27] where is it [2:25:32] maybe if I google [2:25:35] Charlotte [2:25:35] if I just go to Matt Walsh's profile [2:25:39] I believe he retweeted the video [2:25:41] I believe he did [2:25:44] and maybe he didn't [2:25:45] okie dokie we're on a [2:25:46] trip together [2:25:48] black [2:25:50] here it is [2:25:53] look at this [2:25:54] okay we're going to go here we're going to turn on the sound make it full screen [2:26:01] look at this i bet you run again motherfucker i bet you run again motherfucker you said something [2:26:13] else you said something you said something motherfucker you said something [2:26:17] Keep playing, nigga. Keep playing, nigga. Keep fucking playing, nigga. [2:26:21] What's up with that McDonald shit? [2:26:23] You Donald Trump, motherfucker, and that other motherfucker who raped my son Elijah? [2:26:28] I'm gonna fucking kill you, nigga. [2:26:30] Oof. [2:26:31] You a fuck, nigga. [2:26:32] You don't know what the fuck I said, motherfucker. [2:26:34] Sorry about all the swearing. [2:26:36] Shut the fuck up, nigga. [2:26:37] Should have had a warning before that. [2:26:39] My apologies. [2:26:40] Shut the fuck up, nigga. [2:26:42] But you get the idea. [2:26:43] That's just one. [2:26:45] That's just one of the videos. [2:26:46] this is the other video. Where, where is it? That's not the full video. That's not the full [2:26:54] video. Where's the full video? It's this woman is walking down the street. Maybe Tom Hennessey [2:27:01] posted it. Speaking of people with connections to Idaho. Uh, yeah, here it is. That's the real [2:27:08] issue. Nigga. That's the real issue. Nigga. You sitting here playing with me, nigga. That's the [2:27:13] real issue nigga july 21st is the real issue nigga july 21st that's the real issue now don't [2:27:19] wave to me you still talking you still talking july 21st say elijah say elijah elijah elijah [2:27:27] my son oh my word so anyway this video is going absolutely viral today i forget why i brought it [2:27:39] up. It's because I have ADD and I'm all over the place. Dear Lord, there is a fundraiser now, uh, [2:27:45] to get this woman some help. Tom Hennessey posted it. Uh, let's see what this is. Give, send, go, [2:27:50] help Charlotte assault victim recover. They've raised about a thousand dollars so far. They [2:27:56] will raise more as they do, uh, as they do. But like, man, it is just wild, dude. Like if you, [2:28:03] If you see a certain kind of person walking on the same side of the street as you, [2:28:11] just cross the street, man. [2:28:14] Just go to the other side of the street. [2:28:15] And by the way, have you ever seen how, like, black people, [2:28:17] if you have a dog, if you're out, like, out walking a dog, [2:28:19] you ever notice how the black people, they go to the other side of the street? [2:28:22] They hate dogs. [2:28:23] They hate dogs. [2:28:25] It was incredible. [2:28:25] I remember once upon a time I had a friend that had a dog, [2:28:28] and I would take the dog out for walks around Wilkes-Barre, Pennsylvania, [2:28:31] and like clockwork, the black people would switch the side of the sidewalk they were [2:28:38] walking on and then come back just to avoid walking near a dog. Am I the only one? Am I the [2:28:46] only one that has noticed that? I don't know. But anyway, when you walk on the sidewalk and you see [2:28:53] one of them, go to the other side of the sidewalk. Do not put yourself in danger. And you should [2:28:59] carry a gun. Get your concealed carry permit. Take a course. Learn how to shoot a gun. And [2:29:06] stay away. Okay? Stay away from these people. I don't want any of you to be living under the [2:29:13] false illusion that you can just waltz around town and not fear for your life. So anyway, [2:29:23] I forget where I was going with that. I feel like I had some sort of a point to that, [2:29:27] but maybe not. Maybe not. Maybe I just wanted to talk about that there. [2:29:33] Do I have anything else going on? Oh, that was it. I wanted to do a call-in show. Press one in the [2:29:39] chat. Nobody cares probably, but it would, oh, that's what I'm saying. It'd be good for, [2:29:47] geez, that's how far afield I got. But no, the people that watch this show are the nicest, [2:29:53] kindest people ever. And, uh, I want to talk to you guys. So anyway, maybe we'll do a call-in [2:29:59] show. Maybe we'll start doing more shows on Friday. I don't know. But anyway, it's been [2:30:03] two hours and 29 minutes. Holy moly. That's it for me. That does it for me. We will be back on [2:30:10] Monday with JD Hall, big show everybody. So tune in for that. Make sure that you are following us. [2:30:17] Make sure that you smash that like button, that you're following real backlash, that you are [2:30:22] visiting our website. You can, by the way, donate on our website. We can take Bitcoin. [2:30:28] We can take cash money with a credit card. You can give monthly if you like. If you like this [2:30:34] content, you want to see it continue, go ahead and give me some money. But yeah, that's going to do [2:30:41] it for me. So God bless all of you. Have a good weekend. Make sure you go to church, pray for your [2:30:47] enemies and we will be back Monday. God bless everybody. Have a good weekend. [2:31:17] Thank you. [2:31:47] Thank you. [2:32:17] Thank you. [2:32:47] We'll be right back.