Scott Wolter

That is the real story of the founding of America, and it's absolutely incredible.

Now, those are – that's the Sinclair Weems journals.

There's a whole other set of documents that's going to be a podcast in itself, and I just don't have time to go through the whole story.

But what I will tell you is Don – you know what we should do is get him here too.

Okay.

He's been resistant to do that, but I think you and he would really get along.

We'd be happy to host him.

I'll tell you what, in the dictionary under the word character, Don's picture's there.

Oh, God, he's just a beauty, man.

But what's happened is he had a friend named Bill Jackson who purchased a document from a prominent Italian family named the Benvenuto family.

Don and I renamed it the Cremona document because we know in the past it spent time in a church in Cremona, Italy.

Anyway, these are the records of the Knights Templar.

that were first began to be documented by order of Grand Master Jacques de Molay in 1304.

And over the centuries, they were updated multiple times.

The last update was done in 1908.

The person that did it was named Cliphus Lucinius Jarboe, as every other scribe that updated the records was named.

Obviously, it's a pseudonym, right?

The person that's keeping track of the Templar treasure sites and records is probably going to be an interesting cat to certain parties, like maybe the church.

So their identities had to be protected.

But this Cleifas... Unless you like being burned at the stake.