09-14-26 Part 3

Tucker Carlson asked me this on his show last year, and others have asked me, and I, and I give them the long, drawn-out answer because it's a long answer of how I know I predicted 9/11 before anybody else did.

And there are audio of me in March, April, May, June, July, August, September saying they're gonna blow up the World Trade Centers and blame Bin Laden.

They're gonna fly hijacked jets into it.

And I just saw all the pre-programming and all the things that were happening.

And then this weird thing happened.

W- uh, William Cooper lived in a rural area of, of Arizona, and I could never really listen to Cooper 'cause he's on a 10,000 watt shortwave station.

I occasionally got mailed tapes of him by listeners and thought he was a very talented broadcaster.

I read his book.

It was mainly UFOs.

I wasn't a UFO guy back then, but I thought he was a really smart and amazing broadcaster.

But it became this whole cottage industry that my show is based on William Cooper, when my show is based on my dad and my grandfather's involved with the John Birch Society, and everything that went back to, uh, you know, Senator Lindbergh opposing the private Federal Reserve and Woodrow Wilson and the New World Order in 1913, and Anthony Sutton, the head, uh, historian at the Senate in the Frank Church committee hearings in '75, '76, '77.

I mean, people knew about the New World Order.

Tucker Carlson asked me this on his show last year, and others have asked me, and I, and I give them the long, drawn-out answer because it's a long answer of how I know I predicted 9/11 before anybody else did.

And there are audio of me in March, April, May, June, July, August, September saying they're gonna blow up the World Trade Centers and blame Bin Laden.

They're gonna fly hijacked jets into it.

And I just saw all the pre-programming and all the things that were happening.

And then this weird thing happened.

W- uh, William Cooper lived in a rural area of, of Arizona, and I could never really listen to Cooper 'cause he's on a 10,000 watt shortwave station.

I occasionally got mailed tapes of him by listeners and thought he was a very talented broadcaster.

I read his book.

It was mainly UFOs.

I wasn't a UFO guy back then, but I thought he was a really smart and amazing broadcaster.

But it became this whole cottage industry that my show is based on William Cooper, when my show is based on my dad and my grandfather's involved with the John Birch Society, and everything that went back to, uh, you know, Senator Lindbergh opposing the private Federal Reserve and Woodrow Wilson and the New World Order in 1913, and Anthony Sutton, the head, uh, historian at the Senate in the Frank Church committee hearings in '75, '76, '77.

I mean, people knew about the New World Order.