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Adnan Khashoggi.

I don't know if you remember that

name.

This is in Kruger's book, The Great Heroin Coup, and I, I think that I've s- heard it referenced in other sort of deep political para-para-political works.

In November 1970, Howard Hughes is taken to the Bahamas via a plane owned by Adnan Khashoggi, Khashoggi, uh, and it's really an Intertel r- slash Resorts International, uh, plane.

And this is significant because this puts especially Nixon in a strange position, and the, and the CIA and so on in a strange position because Hughes is a person with a lot of secrets who controls a sprawling business em-empire that's intertwined with the syndicate and these syndicate operations, which are also part of different long-going CIA arrangements.

So this is something that is te-terrifying to people because Hughes is involved in a number of things that are very sensitive, and he's basically kidnapped by Khashoggi, who is ve- close to the Israelis, and Intertel Resorts International seems to be tied to syndicate slash Zionist, uh, actors, as I, as I understand it.

Greenspun got the first Vegas Teamster loan in 1955.

He traveled to Israel with Hoffa in 1956.

He introduced the Israelis to Adnan Khashoggi.

The Jerusalem Post wrote that Greenspun's contribution to the establishment of Israel is widely considered to be greater than any other American.

And I was like, wow, this Robin Leach guy gets to meet all these guys.

And I saw Adnan Khashoggi spending a quarter mil a day.

back in the day.

And I said, well, you know, and that led to my interest in luxury and really entrepreneurship and just understanding luxury is a byproduct of what you create and the entrepreneurship to get the tools to acquire the luxury.

How about, did you come up, a lot of connections to Israel here.

But what about like the Saudis and stuff like that? Because there is a connection to Adnan Khashoggi.

Have you listened to that?

I haven't gone to the Khashoggi's because there's two Khashoggi's, the Khashoggi brothers.

One was the arms dealer and one was the... face to the press maybe that can be described he was later a journalist but I'm not sure what his background was before that that in itself happening the whole Khashoggi thing that happened at the same time or just before all of this started popping off the second big mayhem around the Epstein case this recent through all once that started kicking off then you did see that there was a could be a link between the reason why one of the Khashoggi brothers disappeared.

The other one was an arms dealer, of course, and he had links all over the place, but that part I haven't really had time to look into.

Yeah, you got to look into Adnan Khashoggi.

At one time, he was the richest man in the world, the Saudi arms dealer, the brother-in-law of Dodi Fayed over there.

They really are.

And on, uh, CNN, CNN, they had Gretchen Carlson, Gretchen Carlson on.

Remember Gretchen Carlson? She used to be on the Fox News Channel.

Uh, there she is on CNN.

There's video of it and everything.

Uh, Gretchen Carlson says, uh, quoting her now, "The American people will have an insurrection." So she said, "Insurrection," which cannot be cured with a blue pill.

Uh, "The American people will have an insurrection if President Trump demolishes the Kennedy Center." The Kennedy Center.

And, uh, they had, uh, Casey Hunt there, Casey Hunt.

Well, I would say fairly widespread because we know...

For example, in Whitney Webb's book that the large Bond villain yacht that was the property of Adnan Khashoggi was eventually sold, I think, to Donald Trump and then Donald Trump sold it off to whoever.

That yacht was fitted out with surveillance equipment even back in the 1970s and 80s to surveil those who might sleep with the admitted underage Pakistani and Middle Eastern prostitutes, both male and female.

So that's, I think, the first or second chapter in Whitney's volume two book.

And in 1990, the satirical magazine Spy sent cheques for 13 cents to some of the world's richest people.

The only two people who actually cashed them were the Saudi Arabian arms dealer Adnan Khashoggi and, wait for it, A certain Donald Trump.

Your hair is a lot more, a lot neater than mine.

That's today's guest, Lucy Cave.

As a matter of fact, because of her humanitarian efforts in getting the leaders of the, of the world to sign this Ottawa Treaty, she would've crippled weapons manufacturing deals and would've crippled the ability of the independent arms dealers, international arms dealers, to continue to put billions of dollars in their pockets.

One thing that no one has ever bothered to talk about but we do on this show, Jackson and I, we will get into the fact that Dodi Fayed's uncle is a guy named Adnan Khashoggi.

Adnan Khashoggi is a multi-

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