Loose Change

'Cause it'll...

It- it's, it's not quite the same as watching Loose Change based on 9/11, but this one to me is more credible.

Yeah.

[laughs]

There's two things that I want to talk about or that I'm interested in.

Number one is a, a, how do I say this? A, uh, A documentary, something like Loose Change, that can be produced, which is able to explain all of the discrepancies.

From what you look at Erica to where she was, where she wasn't, what did she do, what was she involved in, everything there is.

Name it.

I wasn't public at all, but I absorbed as much information I could.

Books, David Ray Griffin, Loose Change, anything that I could really read, and I started to notice patterns.

Just simple pattern recognition on the event of 9/11.

Constant repet- repetition of the number eleven.

So I became a 9/11 researcher.

I wasn't public at all, but I absorbed as much information I could, books, David Ray Griffin, Loose Change, anything that I could really read, and I started to notice patterns, just simple pattern recognition on the events of 9/11.

Constant repe- repetition of the number 11, and it's t- it's outside of the realm of kind of random, uh, numerical chance that all these 11s are involved, Flight 11 and all this stuff like that.

So that's kinda like, "Oh, something else is going on.

... that next year, right to Kuwait, then Iraq, and then back another year, and then back to Kuwait and Iraq, so two tours in Iraq- Wow ... to fight the war on terror because, you know, the terrorists took down the towers.

But then before I left the Marine Corps, six months left, someone sent a video called Loose Change, and it was a conspiracy theory video about 9/11 being, you know, an inside job, and the towers were blown up.

And see, I never saw the towers collapse other than the day of 9/11.

Mm.

I mean, you're obviously a very intelligent guy, and you wonder how does somebody like you get dragged down into these types of-

Yeah

... conspiracy the- and, and you know, you talked about how, you know, loose change is kind of like the, the crack in the, in the door.

Mm-hmm.

Oh.

And I, I, I went on her, uh, phone and I went to the YouTube and I typed in Loose Change so she could watch it.

[laughs] Oh, oh, oh, I'm-

[laughs]

"I had this really interesting...

Hopefully she didn't die before she got the news out.

"We should watch this Loose Change."

[laughs] There's a, there's a, somewhere there's a, a ho- a home of old people that are all wa- watching Loose Change.

I guarantee you if that turd flew into the World Trade Center, the World Trade Center, w- w- nothing would've happened.

When you first watched, uh, Loose Change, were you like, "Whoa, there might be something..."

No. No.

You weren't?

But you only have to g- you only have to...

You've got, like, uh...

And then there's been multiple versions of Loose Change or whatever-

Yeah, I don't remember which one I saw.

And it was just me and you talking about 9-11, any questions that we still had from that day and just how we were feeling.

And actually, I said at the time, I said, hey, I was approached... by the guy that made that documentary Loose Change with all of the questions about the 9-11 attacks.

And I'm going to talk to him.

And that will be next Thursday's Deep Dive.

And I meant to get to this more today, and I will tomorrow, but thank God Jason Burmas is on the job.

Known this guy 22 years, great patriot, produced Loose Change.

and is just an amazing researcher.

He takes over now.