Kevin Shipp

And they have ways of making that happen.

That was 1976. Wow. Before the cameras, and everybody missed that last part.

That was 1976. Wow. Before the cameras, and everybody missed that last part.

That was 1976. Wow. Before the cameras, and everybody missed that last part.

Yes. That was remarkable because the Washington Post has been the chief mockingbird since its inception. Matter of fact, they were part of the formation the Post was with Operation Mockingbird. And they've been the CIA's mouthpiece for decades. And all of a sudden this happens.

Yes. That was remarkable because the Washington Post has been the chief mockingbird since its inception. Matter of fact, they were part of the formation the Post was with Operation Mockingbird. And they've been the CIA's mouthpiece for decades. And all of a sudden this happens.

Yes. That was remarkable because the Washington Post has been the chief mockingbird since its inception. Matter of fact, they were part of the formation the Post was with Operation Mockingbird. And they've been the CIA's mouthpiece for decades. And all of a sudden this happens.

And, of course, a bunch of Washington Post journalists and editors walked out because they're so used to puppeting the government line, they left. And that Bezos did that is just is remarkable. I think he sees the writing on the wall. People are tired of that. They're fed up with false news. And and, you know, he's a money man. He's a businessman. He sees that the post is hurting.

And, of course, a bunch of Washington Post journalists and editors walked out because they're so used to puppeting the government line, they left. And that Bezos did that is just is remarkable. I think he sees the writing on the wall. People are tired of that. They're fed up with false news. And and, you know, he's a money man. He's a businessman. He sees that the post is hurting.

And, of course, a bunch of Washington Post journalists and editors walked out because they're so used to puppeting the government line, they left. And that Bezos did that is just is remarkable. I think he sees the writing on the wall. People are tired of that. They're fed up with false news. And and, you know, he's a money man. He's a businessman. He sees that the post is hurting.

So he came out and said that. And he's got a 600 million dollar contract with the CIA for monitoring cloud activities. So Bezos does, which means he probably signed a CIA secrecy agreement, which is their their weapon. So that's that makes it even more ironic that he would come out and cut the legs off their chief mockingbird, essentially. So, yeah, that was something something to watch.

So he came out and said that. And he's got a 600 million dollar contract with the CIA for monitoring cloud activities. So Bezos does, which means he probably signed a CIA secrecy agreement, which is their their weapon. So that's that makes it even more ironic that he would come out and cut the legs off their chief mockingbird, essentially. So, yeah, that was something something to watch.

So he came out and said that. And he's got a 600 million dollar contract with the CIA for monitoring cloud activities. So Bezos does, which means he probably signed a CIA secrecy agreement, which is their their weapon. So that's that makes it even more ironic that he would come out and cut the legs off their chief mockingbird, essentially. So, yeah, that was something something to watch.

Yes, we have an entire chapter in our book on Bob Woodward, who I consider the chief mockingbird. When I came out with my story to blow the whistle on what the agency had done when my family was poisoned and the house was broken into and they painted chemicals on the ceiling, I contacted a reporter who was going to meetings with former agency people. And so I called him and he took the story.

Yes, we have an entire chapter in our book on Bob Woodward, who I consider the chief mockingbird. When I came out with my story to blow the whistle on what the agency had done when my family was poisoned and the house was broken into and they painted chemicals on the ceiling, I contacted a reporter who was going to meetings with former agency people. And so I called him and he took the story.

Yes, we have an entire chapter in our book on Bob Woodward, who I consider the chief mockingbird. When I came out with my story to blow the whistle on what the agency had done when my family was poisoned and the house was broken into and they painted chemicals on the ceiling, I contacted a reporter who was going to meetings with former agency people. And so I called him and he took the story.

But he kept putting me off for 30 days. We went back and forth. And I said, are you going to publish this or not? He goes, well, what about this? And he kept asking me questions, the answer to which would be classified information, which means I could be wrapped up. So finally I said, why are you doing this? I'm not gonna tell you anything classified.

But he kept putting me off for 30 days. We went back and forth. And I said, are you going to publish this or not? He goes, well, what about this? And he kept asking me questions, the answer to which would be classified information, which means I could be wrapped up. So finally I said, why are you doing this? I'm not gonna tell you anything classified.

But he kept putting me off for 30 days. We went back and forth. And I said, are you going to publish this or not? He goes, well, what about this? And he kept asking me questions, the answer to which would be classified information, which means I could be wrapped up. So finally I said, why are you doing this? I'm not gonna tell you anything classified.

He goes, well, my editor, he's pressuring me to do it, and he was just, he was miserable. So that's why I'm not mentioning his name, because he was just an in-between. Well, guess who the Washington Post editor was? It was Bob Woodward. And it turns out the CIA, excuse me, the Washington Post went directly to the CIA and reported my contact and exactly what I told them.