Vatican City

In an email to someone, Epstein said, "I represent the Rothschilds." Trump is in the files.

Epstein lived in the Vatican for a while, giving design direction.

Trump.

He was working to overthrow Putin.

... that's what this is.

[laughs] You know, this, this group is...

And there's, there's, like, other, you know, the Jesuits are tied into this as well, and the Vatican.

It's really all the same group that hides behind different, um, front, like Freemasonry is tied into it as well.

Let, let me jump in really quick.

So w- what's interesting too about taking this back to what's happening now, the Iran situation and what he's saying about Iran, I just watched this really interesting video talking about how Iran is really behind the Vatican.

And-

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... that are underneath the Vatican.

Yes.

Stories of books.

We'll talk about that in the next segment.

But you might recall just the other day we had a conversation with Michael Haynes about the Latin mass pilgrimage and the Latin mass that got canceled at the Vatican after having had Cardinal Burke say it not even all that long ago.

But have a listen to this real quick.

Then there's another one about a lot of mass being cancelled for the pilgrimage, the annual pilgrimage

at St. Peter's Basilica.

Could well be that Cardinal Parolin is somewhat leaning on Cardinal Gambetti to just ensure that traditionalists do not have as warm a welcome in the Vatican as they did last year.

They have to be told by the Pope or else the answer

is no.

I quit.

Let's close the Vatican and turn it into apartments.

It's just, I just, those are the interesting things about, you know, the humanity and us as a species, what happens there.

Yeah, if we get to that level, I'm a bit...

Well, it stretches for over 2,000 kilometres and starts at Canterbury Cathedral in England, and we'll come back to why in a moment.

It crosses five countries, so England, France, Switzerland, Italy, and the Vatican City.

16 regions and over about 600 municipalities going across plains and over hills and also mountain passes.

So it climbs over, as you mentioned in the introduction, the Alps through the Great St Bernard Pass.

Met the Pope, among other things.

So I really look forward to sitting down with Kimo and get a sense of not only... what he learned from the visit at the Vatican, but how he translates that to here in Milwaukee and on campus and to the students at Marquette University.

He was also just recently, last week, at the opening of the new High Stakes by Bartolotta restaurant, a European-inspired upscale steakhouse and cocktail lounge that just opened up on Water Street in downtown Milwaukee.

Don't tell me that Water Street is dead.

We're talking with Dr. Kimo Ayun, president of Marquette University.

Kimo, you had an exciting summer, world traveling to an extent.

You were among Jesuit college and university presidents who met the Pope at the Vatican this summer.

Take us into that room, and what does your prep look like for that first encounter with the pope?

And we gather today in this sacred space of memory, surrounded by the living history, the valor, and the great spirit of the FDNY.

Officials unveiled a new memorial bell made by the official bell foundry of the Vatican.

The FDNY is hosting several memorial services, including one at Engine 54 and Ladder 4 in Midtown Manhattan, where they lost all 15 of their firefighters that were sent to the World Trade Center.

In New York, I'm Lizzie Radabali.

We must stop all this foreign influence, and we must stop the spread of this terrorism from people that believe in Islam.

They are not some Swiss nuns going on a retreat to the Vatican.

This is not an American football team going to France.

What do all these terrorists have in common? They believe in Islam.