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Oct 28, 2026

Charlie RobinsonHOST
69:09
Joe Montano said, 2016, chairman, DNC, right before Debbie Wasserman Schultz took the job.
Charlie RobinsonHOST
69:19
Right after WikiLeaks disclosed that the DNC worked with Hillary to fuck Bernie, this poor bastard died at 47 of a heart attack.
Charlie RobinsonHOST
69:31
Again, totally possible my dad died at 46 of a heart attack.
Charlie RobinsonHOST
69:35
It could be.
Jonny GannonGUEST
28:59
And CIA tends to fulfill that role today.
Chip UsherHOST
29:03
Yeah, my sense is it really started to erode after WikiLeaks and all those diplomatic cables found their way out into the open source material.
Jonny GannonGUEST
29:15
I don't know who leaks more, us or the Israelis.
Chip UsherHOST
29:18
Right.
Donald TrumpGUEST
17:30
A race where you lost fair and square, unlike the Bernie Sanders race where you won, but not fair and square, in my opinion.
Donald TrumpGUEST
17:39
And all you have to do is take a look at WikiLeaks and just see what they said about Bernie Sanders and see what Deborah Wasserman Schultz had in mind.
Donald TrumpGUEST
17:48
Because Bernie Sanders, between superdelegates and Deborah Wasserman Schultz, he never had a chance.
Donald TrumpGUEST
17:52
And I was so surprised to see him sign on with the devil.

27 MINS LATER

Hillary ClintonGUEST
44:41
That was a great, I thought, a great display of presidential leadership.
Hillary ClintonGUEST
44:48
But, you know, let's talk about what's really going on here, Martha, because our intelligence community just came out and said in the last few days that the Kremlin, meaning Putin and the Russian government, are directing the attacks, the hacking on American accounts to influence our election.
Hillary ClintonGUEST
45:11
And WikiLeaks is part of that, as are other sites where the Russians hack information, we don't even know if it's accurate information, and then they put it out.
Hillary ClintonGUEST
45:22
We have never in the history of our country been in a situation where an adversary, a foreign power, is working so hard to influence the outcome of the election.
Jake GallenHOST
24:16
And with these type of things, slower scale is definitely more important.
Jake GallenHOST
24:22
I mean, straight from Satoshi's ideals that With Bitcoin, they had the opportunity for WikiLeaks, for it to get listed on WikiLeaks for payment for different types of information.
Jake GallenHOST
24:34
And Satoshi told Julian Assange, no, that it would scale too fast.
Jake GallenHOST
24:40
So Shannon's working on the back end to get these things optimized.
Taylor JohnatakisHOST
75:05
He's knows about the Hillary laptop.
Taylor JohnatakisHOST
75:07
He's read the WikiLeaks files.
Taylor JohnatakisHOST
75:09
Like he, he campaigned on this in 2016.
Taylor JohnatakisHOST
75:11
This is like a final showdown.
Marcy WheelerHOST
12:04
So he believed he was being surveilled, and he shaded his answers accordingly.
Marcy WheelerHOST
12:09
He said being involved with the WikiLeaks hack and leak, that would be treason.
Marcy WheelerHOST
12:13
You were trying
Michael FlynnSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
12:14
to protect the president.
Leon WankumGUEST
8:10
So huddling wasn't even a thing.
Leon WankumGUEST
8:11
So what I liked was it was used by Wikileaks and it was used in different markets that were not regulated.
Leon WankumGUEST
8:19
And that's what caught my interest because at the time I really fell in love, so to say, with Karl Menger, Ludwig von Mises and the Austrian School of Economics.
Leon WankumGUEST
8:27
And I started to really despise the government and centralization.
PhilHOST
1:06
So where it looked off, but the microphone was still recording.
PhilHOST
1:18
March 2017, WikiLeaks drops Vault 7, a massive CIA leak.
PhilHOST
1:23
Thousands of files reveal the CIA's secret cyber arsenal.
PhilHOST
1:27
Projects have names straight out of a spy thriller.
PhilHOST
1:36
Headlines warn your phone, router, and even TV could be spying on you.
PhilHOST
1:41
In the world of 2016 to 2017, the years of our Lord, I don't remember what was going on that year, but Yeah.
PhilHOST
1:50
WikiLeaks announces it has obtained CIA documents from the Center for Cyber Intelligence, codenamed Vault 7, the largest ever release of CIA material.
PhilHOST
2:01
Up to that point, at least.
Joe OviesHOST
61:27
And then, of course, I'm thinking to myself, wait a minute.
Joe OviesHOST
61:30
Buddy, weren't you fined for WikiLeaks?
Chip PattersonGUEST
61:32
Yeah,
Joe OviesHOST
61:33
I was about to say.
Joe OviesHOST
61:33
So is it really out of the realm of possibility that you'd be taking information from somebody else, given that you were fined for WikiLeaks checks notes 10 years
Chip PattersonGUEST
61:42
ago? Yeah, I think that Shane deciding to take particular issue with the 2024.
Chip PattersonGUEST
61:48
See, I think he could have just rested on the comfortable pillow of Cocktober, Joe.
Daz BeaGUEST
31:49
So it started to get real interest globally.
Daz BeaGUEST
31:53
And as the creator of it, I think, you know, part of the story of the narrative goes, you got a bit spooked, right? Because it was around then that WikiLeaks actually started using Bitcoin.
Daz BeaGUEST
32:01
So Julian Assange, we all know now, the trauma that poor guy has gone through by just trying to shed some light to government conspiracies, publishing documents, and he had to go into hiding for freaking whatever, you know, 15 odd years.
Daz BeaGUEST
32:19
Bitcoin was starting to get used by WikiLeaks as a separate currency because we started to realise that, holy shit, you know, WikiLeaks bank accounts got stopped.
Daz BeaGUEST
32:27
You know, when you are part of that more... traditional finance system, you're putting complete trust.
Daz BeaGUEST
32:33
You've got to get banked.

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