Mark Groubert
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84 appearances
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first heard Apr 2025
last heard 15 Feb
Mark Groubert’s voice in public audio — every appearance, attributed to the second.
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What's your simple... Your simple definition of addiction, a repetitive behavior that makes your life unmanageable, that you want to stop and you can't. I think that would be a good street level explanation, right, Joe?
Okay, well, those are signed. I would say those are four and five on the list of the top three. Okay.
Well, not everyone's in denial. Some people simply don't want to hide repeatedly and couldn't stop or didn't stop.
It's a very broad category. Getting back to these files, I'm much more excited about the RFK and the MLK files because these have never been released. I don't know what's in there. I'm very excited. Now, we here trying to, myself and Paul Schrade and other people, Paul Schrade was shot in the head. The first person shot by Sirhan inside the pantry at the Ambassador Hotel here in Los Angeles.
The first bullet went into the front of the head of Paul Schrade of the United Auto Workers, a close friend of the Kennedy family. Paul Schrade worked continuously to get the case reopened. And we almost got it reopened and the Attorney General of the State of California denied at the last minute to reopen the case. And her name was Kamala Harris.
It goes deep into California politics because many of the people originally involved in the case have now been promoted up the ladder. Many are Supreme Court justices, attorney generals, DAs have all moved up the ladder since the original trials.
Well, they looked at it as an open and shut case. I mean, keep in mind the two top LAPD officers involved in the case, Manny Chudamalpena, who was a lieutenant at the time, and Hank Hernandez, who was a sergeant, were both trained at Camp Piri by the CIA. That has come out in documents. So these were the two top intelligence officers, part of an organization that was called Senator
S-U-S, it was called, Senator Up investigation about the senator. And those two guys running the investigation were both CIA-trained operatives, both in Camp Peary, by the way, in Virginia. So they were the ones who were stovepiping the investigation from day one. police force as an intelligence unit with connections to the intelligence, national intelligence agencies.
But yeah, I mean, this case, they pinned it on Sirhan, literally had an article in his pocket saying I did it essentially. It was an article about RFK saying he was gonna give jets to Israel when he was elected president. Also, at the college here, which is now in North Hollywood, I forget the name of the college. It was Valley College.
Back in the day, he spoke there during his campaign in March of 1968. And he said, only the powers of the presidency will allow me to reopen the case against my brother's murder. And he was dead within 60 days of saying that. He had never said that before. And that might have been his death warrant by saying that.
Well, the MLK case is kind of interesting cuz a judge back in the day sealed the audio tapes of Martin Luther King having sex in the Willard Hotel in Washington DC. It was wiretapped by the FBI, J Edgar Hoover and the judge for reasons that were other than to save the family embarrassment, sealed the audio tapes that Hoover had wiretapped to get these recordings.
If you read Ralph Abernathy's autobiography, he was there and they were having orgies there. And him and Martin Luther King had a bunch of different women up there and that was recorded on these tapes. I think that's been pretty well established. The fact of the matter is, though, that the authorization for the wiretaps was quite legal and signed by the Attorney General of the United States.
And on that document, you will see the name Robert Francis Kennedy as Attorney General of the United States wiretapping Martin Luther King. And that's been pretty well established.
Well, there's some in the JFK world who have, you know, I don't want to name their names, but some of them have in the JFK. Right.
LBJ famously, I mean, had sex. He had eight secretaries there. I think he had sex with all eight of them. So it depends who they are and, you know, their fear of reprisal, Drew, you know.
Well, I don't know about today, but I'm saying while they were alive, I think they feared reprisal.
Yeah, no, they're all dead. They're all dead.
Well, they're scanning. They're redacting stuff. No, they're just scanning. I mean, it's just the physics of scanning. I mean, you have these documents, you take them and scan them. It takes a lot of people, takes a lot of hours to pull that off. And that's apparently what Tulsi is referring to.
Well, that's a good question because they have a system for the JFK archives, and that's using the National Archives website, which is where you can find all of the files for the JFK case. I don't think that these are going to go onto that website. I mean, traditionally with the JFK case, They have an archivist who physically puts them in folders and physically puts them on the website.
Trump fired the archivist and there needs to be a new archivist confirmed by the United States Senate. It's a confirmation position, by the way. Yet somehow he was able to get out the JFK documents on the National Archives website. I think they may put them on there as well because... as a lack of another better place to put them.
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