REAL AF with Andy Frisella
870. Andy & DJ CTI: Pope Francis' Dies At 88, Titanic Captain's Last Moments & Kanye West Claims He Had Incestuous Relationship With Male Cousin
Tue, 22 Apr 2025
On today's episode, Andy & DJ discuss Pope Francis passing away at the age of 88, a new book revealing the accounts of the Titanic Captain's last moments on the sinking ship, and Kanye West claiming he had an incestuous relationship with his male cousin as a child.
Chapter 1: Who are the hosts of this podcast episode?
What is up, guys? It's Andy Purcell, and this is the show for the real. Let's say goodbye to the lies, the fakeness, and delusions of modern society. Welcome to Motherfucking Reality, guys. Today, we have Andy and DJ.
Who's the motherfucking in the room? That's what we're going to do. That's what CTI stands for. Cruise the Internet. That's where we put topics on the screen. Oh, fuck. You guys know what we do here. All right. Don't forget to share the show. You know, that's it.
What's up? Hey, what's going on, dude? Listen, this is a an interesting Monday morning. Oh, is it? It was an interesting Monday. I got a lot of stuff for you. I got some papacy going on, some big giant boats sinking, and Kanye West sucked his cousin's dick. Ooh. So that's the show today. What? That's the show. You got to stick around here at all, man. But yeah, that's the show. That's what we got.
All right. Well, thanks for listening. Yeah, I mean, yeah. What's going on? Yeah, that's really what's happening today. It's a lot of crazy shit, though. But yeah, how are you doing today? I'm fucking tired, bro. Yeah, I'm tired. Dude, I've been... I don't know if it's allergies, cold, I don't know, but I'm coming out of it now.
Bro, that's what... I've been like... On the verge of being sick and then the last two days I felt like shit.
Yeah.
Today I feel better. Yeah. I feel like I'm coming out of it too.
I'm just mostly tired. It's seasonal shit, man. It's what it is. Like my truck's covered in fucking pollen. Like it's all of that. I mean, it's just crazy stuff, but it's all good. We're here and we're going to do some cruising.
Yeah.
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Chapter 2: What happened to Pope Francis and what are the implications?
He will have to, quote, he will have to account for the crimes he has committed. That's right. So this is an archbishop, and he was always a frequent critic of the Pope. And the globalist movement.
And the globalism.
And all this shit they've done for the last... Five years, especially. Specifically. I mean, he jumped in on, he talked about Archbishop Vigano stood up against the destruction of the church, COVID mandates that crushed individual rights worldwide, stolen elections. He called out the Pope for his destructive actions against the church and others like support for the World Economic Forum.
For this, he was excommunicated from the Holy Catholic Church for Shiism. back in july of last year um and he put out a very interesting tweet this is so this is uh archbishop vegano here this is a picture of him and he put out this tweet this morning um just just kind of laying it all out and uh It's interesting. It's interesting. Okay.
Now, it appears to be that the globalist platform and foundation is crumbling just a little bit. Also, the same day, the official resignation came in from Davos, from Klaus Schwab. Yeah. And he's out. Yeah. I know we announced it a couple of weeks ago, and I think we covered it, but they didn't put an actual date on it. And the same day that a globalist pope dies, Klaus officially resigns.
Cold turkey.
88.
Do you know what 88 stands for in biblical theory? Devil?
No, I don't know. I mean, we got Google right there in front of your face. The reference to Psalm 88. Let me see. Yeah, it also represents renewed hope.
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Chapter 5: What are the political and cultural views discussed about leadership and government accountability?
These these theories and rumors made bombshell claims in the book Titanic Legacy, the captain, the daughter and the spy, which details eyewitness accounts from shipwreck survivors who discuss, among other things, how Captain Smith met his end. Over 1500 people died when the RMS Titanic sank on April 14th through 15th in 1912 following its fateful collision with an iceberg.
Now, apparently, a lot of people, a lot of the dead were never recovered. They're saying about 337 was the most bodies that were ever actually pulled from the wreck. And. It gets really, really interesting. But yeah, so apparently a lot of people saw it. And there was one, even the Los Angeles Express at the time wrote an article saying that Captain E.J. Smith shot himself.
Um, another report, um, from UK's daily mirror. This is all when it happened. So I'm, we're talking over a hundred years ago and I had no idea about any of this, but captain Smith shoots himself on the bridge. Um, and a lot of people were saying that, like, I mean, there was like people was all, we heard gunfire before or gunshot before, before the crash.
And they were saying that all these like controversial reports, um, it was, you know, smearing Smith's representation or reputation, uh, Um, but yeah, apparently he had an appetite for booze. He was piloting the Titanic at an unsafe speed and he ignored warnings about the iceberg. Um, possibly because he was drunk. Um, but yeah, I mean, it was just, it was so weird.
Um, and then you had, of course you had other people saying, although they saw the captain go down with the ship, they saw him, you know, I don't know, but either way, whether that's true or false, let's dive into what we, uh, believe we know about the Titanic and the circumstances. So I asked chat GP, uh, cheap GPT to hop in on this.
Um, and it laid out some things, things that I didn't know, things I had to check, things I had to verify, but I thought this was interesting. So, JP Morgan, okay, he's an American banker. He was massively influential. He financed the Titanic's parent company, the International Mercantile Marine, IMM. And these are facts. These are undisputed historical facts, okay?
He canceled his trip on the Titanic at the very last minute. And we say very last minute. He had luggage that was loaded onto the Titanic. He had a full suite that was supposed to be dedicated to him. He brought furniture in, all of these things. And J.P. Morgan was a known advocate of centralized banking. And he would have benefited directly from the Federal Reserve.
He wasn't an advocate. He was one of the family. He was representing one of the families that came up with the whole fucking idea. The whole plan.
Yeah. The whole plan. Now, there was some major opponents, at least as the conspiracy theory goes, that were completely against it. John Jacob Astor, he was one of the richest men in the world at the time. Benjamin Guggenheim, he was a mining magnet. And Isidore Strauss, who was the co-owner of Macy's. He was also a former congressman. So the conspiracy theory goes, this is the logic of it, right?
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