Tom Ellsworth

Yeah, I got one. Nobody's talking about all the other people that have been in those pictures at the freak-offs. And they're all very nervous about this. And they don't want to be exposed. They're already in pictures. They don't want anything to go any further. And there's a lot of nervous people. I take you back very, very briefly, and I'll put a period at the end of the sentence.

Yeah, I got one. Nobody's talking about all the other people that have been in those pictures at the freak-offs. And they're all very nervous about this. And they don't want to be exposed. They're already in pictures. They don't want anything to go any further. And there's a lot of nervous people. I take you back very, very briefly, and I'll put a period at the end of the sentence.

1994, 1996, Heidi Fleiss, the Hollywood madam and her black book and how they said you would not believe the amount of energy that went behind the scenes with lawyers attempting to make sure that that piece of evidence in her case was was sealed and kept off the streets. And it was her black book. And that's what we're seeing here.

1994, 1996, Heidi Fleiss, the Hollywood madam and her black book and how they said you would not believe the amount of energy that went behind the scenes with lawyers attempting to make sure that that piece of evidence in her case was was sealed and kept off the streets. And it was her black book. And that's what we're seeing here.

So there's another part of this that I think is almost like theater to watch, is how people that were in a picture or you were out there. It's like the Epstein files. I was just going to say that. Yep. You know what? They're all worried about it. And so we'll let due process play out for Diddy. I have nothing to add about what people have said there, but you know what?

So there's another part of this that I think is almost like theater to watch, is how people that were in a picture or you were out there. It's like the Epstein files. I was just going to say that. Yep. You know what? They're all worried about it. And so we'll let due process play out for Diddy. I have nothing to add about what people have said there, but you know what?

From Heidi Feist's black book to Epstein's files, there's a lot of other people that are doing things in Hollywood.

From Heidi Feist's black book to Epstein's files, there's a lot of other people that are doing things in Hollywood.

MBS. MBS coming out to the plane. The report I read was he had only done that with his father. He normally has the horse guard come out and give them a big welcome, and then they meet him at the palace. So he's on home field, right? Yeah. But he came out to the plane.

MBS. MBS coming out to the plane. The report I read was he had only done that with his father. He normally has the horse guard come out and give them a big welcome, and then they meet him at the palace. So he's on home field, right? Yeah. But he came out to the plane.

Well, I think he's going around the world and he's doing these trade deals. and he's also trying to improve relationships with people. And America has always had this weird relationship with Saudi Arabia, where on one level, you know, we have this detente, and on another level, they do things behind the scenes. Well...

Well, I think he's going around the world and he's doing these trade deals. and he's also trying to improve relationships with people. And America has always had this weird relationship with Saudi Arabia, where on one level, you know, we have this detente, and on another level, they do things behind the scenes. Well...

What was interesting is they announced that they were going to put all this money, $600 billion in the U.S., and they're spending $142 billion of it. So Trump came back, $102 billion, and guess what they wanted? They wanted state-of-the-art Air Force missile defense and maritime security. Because remember, they got the Gulf there, and they got the same problems.

What was interesting is they announced that they were going to put all this money, $600 billion in the U.S., and they're spending $142 billion of it. So Trump came back, $102 billion, and guess what they wanted? They wanted state-of-the-art Air Force missile defense and maritime security. Because remember, they got the Gulf there, and they got the same problems.

Believe it or not, the Somali pirates bother the shipping for Saudi as well. So... He comes over and he gets an arms deal. So that's money going to some of, you know, our defense, military defense, industrial defense complex that raises their revenue and it helps the stock market. But now it's like, OK, how are they going to use these things? Because Saudi's always been kind of two sided on it.

Believe it or not, the Somali pirates bother the shipping for Saudi as well. So... He comes over and he gets an arms deal. So that's money going to some of, you know, our defense, military defense, industrial defense complex that raises their revenue and it helps the stock market. But now it's like, OK, how are they going to use these things? Because Saudi's always been kind of two sided on it.

But I think he's out there trying to be trying to. get a better position. So whenever people see these things and they think, oh, I can't believe he's doing this and that, he's trying to get us a toe up. Every one of these things. He's trying to get us a toe up. And I'm not buying off on that he's caving on this or that.

But I think he's out there trying to be trying to. get a better position. So whenever people see these things and they think, oh, I can't believe he's doing this and that, he's trying to get us a toe up. Every one of these things. He's trying to get us a toe up. And I'm not buying off on that he's caving on this or that.

They... Arms tend—not all of these regimes are altruistic. There's a little corruption all over the Middle East, and stuff goes out the back door. The French have been selling missiles and exosave fighters for decades, and all of a sudden they go over here, and then they go over here. How did you get those? Oh, we got them from the French. It's a trade deal.

They... Arms tend—not all of these regimes are altruistic. There's a little corruption all over the Middle East, and stuff goes out the back door. The French have been selling missiles and exosave fighters for decades, and all of a sudden they go over here, and then they go over here. How did you get those? Oh, we got them from the French. It's a trade deal.