Daniel Hopsicker

Because again, just like the JFK assassination, you know, you had a cover story that, you know, smart five-year-old could see through it.

And the same thing with with 9-11, I mean, and, you know, I was working with Daniel Hopsicker, who was living in Venice, California, and he found some amazing stuff out there.

Florida, wasn't it? Huh? Venice, Florida, right? Yeah.

Oh, excuse me.

He talks about a lot of really convoluted things that are very deep kind of things.

But he used to have this guy named Daniel Hopsicker, and he wrote a book.

If you look it up, it's called Welcome to Terrorland, Muhammad Atta and the 9-11 cover-up in Florida.

And he used to have this guy on.

I think he's not alive anymore, Daniel Hopsicker.

And, you know, if you listen, like...

What I remember most is like Mohammed Atta, the main terrorist guy, like he was really into strip clubs.

And after the fall of the Peacock Throne, Kuchesfahani left Iran and moved to San Diego.

and investigative journalist Daniel Hopsicker, who is one of the only investigators into 9-11 who's worth his weight.

He discovered that Kuches Fahany was a confidential informant to the FBI during the exact same time period as that mass suicide.

It should also be noted that the 39 Heaven's Gate cult members were pushed over the edge when they heard about a spaceship crash or some such object accompanying the Hale-Bopp comment on the Art Bell radio program.

Drudge basically copping Jay Orlin, you know.

And, I mean, it was just amazing because I was dealing, you know, with Daniel Hopsicker and he was talking about Barry Seale and and stuff in Barry Seale's trunk.

And then all of a sudden, Jay Orland starts this series about allegations of...

What was the

You go to your friends.

If I want to release something, right now when I'm doing this show tonight on Facebook, I tagged a bunch of people I respect, Mark Ebner and Daniel Hopsicker and John Barber and John Potash, guys I respect, William Ramsey.

Oh, by the way, William Ramsey is aware of a lot of this.

When I first got hired, when it first came to me to be hired, right away, I wasn't hired yet.

But we're also going to be doing like combination shows and channels where you'll go to a channel and there'll be all the Dave McGowan shows, all the John Barber shows where John Barber, you know, or Dave Emery would have interviewed someone like Dave McGowan, you know.

Like all my interviews with Daniel Hopsicker and Dave Emery's interviews with Daniel Hopsicker, they're all in the same place, which is the plan.

It'll be a lot of a combined host with the same guests over and over.

And so you get different, what do you call it, different directions, different perspectives on the same guest.