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The Basement: Jeremy Corbell | Betrayal, Surveillance, and the Secret Higher Than Nuclear Weapons Jeremy Corbell has spent years chasing the biggest secret in modern history, and it's cost him more than most people realize. He built his reputation filming the footage governments tried to keep hidden, from Navy warships tracking objects no one can explain to whistleblowers risking everything to speak up. Corbell talks about the years it took to earn a source's trust, the moment a supposed ally tried to steal his work in front of Congress, and what it's like knowing your phone might be tapped. He also opens up about his friendship with journalist George Knapp and the partnership that helped change how the public sees this whole story. This is the story behind the story, from the person who has been closest to it the longest.

I listened to Candaces "Mormon Mafia" Episode so you don't have to. TLDR: Billionaire recluse Howard Hughes was surrounded by an inner circle "Mormon Mafia" in the last years of his life before he died suspiciously in 1975 (like Michael Jackson, who was probably killed by the Jewish Mafia) onboard a plane owned by the man who founded the company that owned the Egyptian plane that took off just before Charlie's assassination. Hughes' primary Mormon handler was the father of a man who managed Mitt Romney's Bane Capital. After a legal battle in which the Church of Latter-day Saints submitted a suspicious handwritten will for Howard Hughes, which was ultimately rejected, his Mormon handler became chairman of his organization. One of the hotels that Hughes owned ended up in the hands of Blake Wyn, who is friends with Erica Kirk. Also one of the "maroon shirt boys" is related to Howard Hughes. Anyway, Charlie's inner circle was also comprised of Mormons - even though TPUSA is supposed to be Christian evangelical - who were in charge of TPUSA money. Charlie conveniently died right before changing TPUSA's stance on Israel, doing a financial audit of the money controlled by the Mormon, and changing his will. Therefore, according to Candace, "All of this just feels a little bit reminiscent [pronounced remnishant] to me, right? A man living his life one way um relying on his lieutenants, not knowing what was really going on around him, and then suddenly he picks up his head and starts asking questions... Anyway, um it's all just something to think about." I've attempted to condense her 32 minute ramble into something digestible below 👇

So they DO know how to secure a roof. Hmm 🤔