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Ivan Raiklin: The Most Investigated Man in America Breaks His Silence | DSH #1692
19 Dec 2025
Chapter 1: What is discussed at the start of this section?
the feds coming after me for my covid stance of never bending a knee on any of that stuff and exposing all their corruption never bending a knee on the electoral ah we're gonna be on commie too right yeah so i gotta be careful or maybe i'll just nuke your account please don't with my first amendment sounds
All right, guys, the most investigated man of potentially all time, right? We got Ivan here.
I don't know. We'll have to go through the receipts, and you tell me if it's fact or fiction.
Definitely this generation, maybe all time as well.
That's pretty deep.
That's pretty deep.
I mean, I was on a podcast a couple weeks ago, redacted, Big Rumble Channel.
Yeah.
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Chapter 2: What experiences led Ivan to become a target of government scrutiny?
And they called me the most investigated man under the Biden criminal syndicate regime that is undefeated because I never was indicted. Wow.
Yeah, usually when they're spending that much money and resource on an investigation, they're going to try to arrest you, right?
Yeah, they tried.
Or at least frame you or do whatever.
They tried that too. Jack Smith, four subpoenas. You heard of him?
Yeah.
He did four subpoenas trying to target the Trump campaign to see if they had communicated with me.
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Chapter 3: How does censorship affect independent voices in media?
And they haven't.
Well, I wouldn't say that. And then what else? We had FBI coming after me for January 6th. The Fed's coming after me for my COVID stance of never bending a knee on any of that stuff and exposing all their corruption. Never bending a knee on the electoral. We're going to be on commie tube, right? Yeah. So I got to be careful. Or maybe I'll just nuke your account.
Chapter 4: What insights does Ivan have about the relationship between Big Tech and politics?
Please don't. Please don't.
With my First Amendment sounds. No, I basically, 2020 election, COVID, January 6th, on anything. I didn't bend a knee, and I started to investigate those that were trying to stop us from speaking, and it didn't work out so well for them.
You went James O'Keefe on their ass.
I would say on steroids, it's times a trillion squared, because James, although he does great work, he's not an insider. He reports on and uses whistleblowers. I'm a 25-year insider. I know these names like the back of my hand. I know a lot of these people, and I know a lot of people that work for these people. Let's just say, you know how people said, oh, you're a Fed, Fed? I run Feds.
I run people to inform me of what's going on to the tune of James O'Keefe, like... On steroids.
Yeah, there's levels to this stuff.
Yeah. Yeah, so when you say insider, you're like... They fuck with the wrong insider, is what I'm saying. They, I mean... The fastest way to have me be your enemy and weaponize against you is tell me what I can't do and force me into consuming things that I just don't want to consume. And so now it comes down to we play a game of chicken. And I don't care if you're backed by trillions.
There's two options in a game of chicken. I either win or you lose. It's up to you to decide on how much pain you're willing to receive in that process because I'm willing to go to the max. Charlie went to the max. Ashley Babbitt went to the max. Roseanne Boylan went to the max. Numerous people that ended up taking the unsafe and ineffective products went to the max.
So it would be cowardly of me to not go to the max.
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Chapter 5: What are the implications of the COVID vaccine according to Ivan Raiklin?
Is Nick Fuentes out there shilling for big pharma so that you're slaughtered? No. Last time I checked, that's not going on. However, did Ben Shapiro and Mark Levin shill for the big pharma products and the vaccines that resulted in negative impacts?
I wouldn't be surprised if they did.
I judge people based on their actions, or I should say the words that create destruction, right? Would you ever... What about Tucker Carlson? He rejected the jabs.
Yeah, he rejected it.
And so it's almost as though people are looking at it from the false, oh, anti-Semitic this and that. I look at it from a completely different perspective. I categorize it into who's making money and what's the money source and why are the attacks happening in order to protect the money and power and influence that that money is coming from.
And when you like if I now that I said it to you this way, hopefully you and the audience will now look at it from yet another angle of, oh, shit. Maybe that's why Thomas Massey is like. The big pharma brand ambassador, Donald Trump, who brings in Burla into the White House.
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Chapter 6: How does Ivan Raiklin view the relationship between big donors and political accountability?
Right. And Mark Zuckerberg and Bill Gates. Maybe that's why he's going after Thomas Massey and Marjorie Taylor Greene. Maybe it's not just the Epstein files. Because they're pure broads, right? Marjorie and Massey. They never took the jab. They're the ones that reject it the most of any member of the House. Like, hands down, of the 435 in the House. I didn't know that. Full stop.
Shout out to them for not doing it.
Yeah. And so when you look at it from that perspective, I think people will start to see the bigger play here. Yeah.
Chapter 7: What are the key points about the Epstein files and their potential release?
Albert Burla, he's in the White House. But Marjorie's rejected. Massey's rejected. That's how I view it. So we talked about Peter Thiel. We talked about Jason Callaghan. Oh, Peter Thiel was at the same Uber X party. I saw him there. Yeah. Just brief interactions. And so, yeah, I think at the end of the day, AI is coming. whether China's gonna, like China is moving, right?
China is in a position to be the global leader in AI because they don't even have fake laws that aren't followed. Like here, you have, quote, privacy laws that the government doesn't care about. Yeah. But they're still on the books, right? They're supposed to adhere to them.
In China, you have 1.4 billion people as sensors to feed the AI based on all the devices that those 1.4 billion people have. Like that 1.4 billion versus 350 million, your big data set and your AI is going to be much more robust in addition to the non...
Chapter 8: What are the consequences of government censorship discussed in this episode?
privacy laws for them to be the leader in AI. So to blame an individual on helping develop AI, I think you have to factor that in. I think I've said this this whole year that 2025 is probably the last year that the more intelligent humans are going to be more capable than AI. I think next year, that's it. Wow. Like, we're done.
That's quite a statement right there.
Because we're getting, look how fast. Earlier this year, we could be like, oh, that's pretty cool AI. Or like, last year was deep fakes. Oh, that's pretty cool. A couple years ago. And then nowadays, you watch some of these AI deep fakes, you can't even tell.
I can't tell.
You can't tell, right? Like, I can't tell. It's so outlandish.
It's so bad.
A lot of the interactions with... You see a lot of them in the feeds.
Yeah, so are two videos.
No, the animals interacting with each other. It's like, holy crap. But then you're like, that's probably AI. I mean, on some of these, if it's not for an AI label, you don't know if it's true or not. And so apply that to every human sense, vision, hearing, smell, touch, taste. You're not going to know what's reality and what's not. That's crazy. So how do we deal with that?
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