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WHITE KIDS CAN'T JUMP (Trevor Moore's "Accident"?) · Cosmic Peach

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Speaker 1: Hello and welcome back to the show. We have a
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Speaker 1: fucking lot to talk about today. And I mean a lot. Okay,
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Speaker 1: it's gonna be a conspiracy buffet up in this bitch.
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Speaker 1: So let me get a sip of coffee here. Okay.
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Speaker 1: So I kind of hinted around about this episode in
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Speaker 1: the last episode, but we are gonna be talking about
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Speaker 1: what happened to Trevor Moore from The Whitest Kids, you know,
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Speaker 1: And if you haven't watched the show, that's a fucking shame.
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Speaker 1: Actually I can't say that. I mean, it is a
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Speaker 1: fucking shame. But I hadn't really watched much of it
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Speaker 1: at all until recently, maybe within the last six months
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Speaker 1: or so, and then Colby and I watched like three
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Speaker 1: seasons of it or something like that, like a million episodes,
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Speaker 1: and it's hilarious. I love it. But I hadn't really
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Speaker 1: heard about it before. And it's hilarious. It's like it's
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Speaker 1: like Saturday Night Live in living color, you know, sketch comedy,
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Speaker 1: but it's it's way funnier than Saturday Night Live because
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Speaker 1: Trevor Moore was like totally unfiltered, didn't hold shit back.
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Speaker 1: It was amazing he put conspiracy stuff in there. You'll
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Speaker 1: probably still find this episode interesting even if you're not
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Speaker 1: a whitest kids, you know, fan, because after we get
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Speaker 1: done conversing about everything today, you're gonna go want to
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Speaker 1: go back and watch some of this stuff and it
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Speaker 1: is hilarious. But before we do that, we need to
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Speaker 1: get into a little matter of business here, which is
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Speaker 1: what the fuck and where the fuck is Jim Carrey?
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Speaker 1: Because whoever this person is that they've rolled out here
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Speaker 1: to be accepting awards and doing interviews and whatever else
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Speaker 1: that ain't Jim Carrey. Okay, And if you don't know
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Speaker 1: what I'm talking about, there was a tweet, a tweeter
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Speaker 1: whatever something, and I found it on I'm gonna play
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Speaker 1: the clip for you. I found it on YouTube shorts,
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Speaker 1: but Colby showed it to me on tweeter and what
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Speaker 1: the fuck? Okay, let me play the clip for you
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Speaker 1: and then we can discuss it. Okay, hang on, just
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Speaker 1: a second, roll on one.
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Speaker 6: Oh, that's a wonderful feeling.
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Speaker 4: I really took on a pretty big challenge trying to
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Speaker 4: do my speech in French.
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Speaker 1: So you know, I wrote.
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Speaker 4: It and I researched it and I practiced it like crazy,
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Speaker 4: but you know, it's a Then I watched everybody like
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Speaker 4: talking at a thousand miles an hour up there receiving
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Speaker 4: their awards, and I was like, I'm dead, but and
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Speaker 4: I made mistakes and I was like a novice, but
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Speaker 4: I felt a lot of love and I felt a
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Speaker 4: lot of appreciation that I tried and and what I
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Speaker 4: said was true. And I really wanted to recognize my family.
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Speaker 6: I wanted to recognize my dad.
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Speaker 8: I mean, my dad was.
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Speaker 4: The type of person that if you've met him for
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Speaker 4: five minutes, you felt like you knew him for fifty years.
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Speaker 6: You know, I can't talk about him with her getting emotional.
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Speaker 6: Oh I loved it, loved it.
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Speaker 1: It's so beautiful.
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Speaker 4: And having Michelle, you know, Camia Caton it was also amazing.
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Speaker 4: And it was just a brilliant evening, you know, really
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Speaker 4: brilliant evening. Oh my gosh. Jia Mulvan was off the hook.
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Speaker 1: I mean, I can't believe he committed to doing all that.
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Speaker 1: I was really, is it someone someone else?
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Speaker 4: My favorite funny face is the one I'm wearing right now.
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Speaker 6: Thank you so much.
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Speaker 1: Okay, I have been watching, listening to admiring Jim Carrey
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Speaker 1: since I was zero years old. Okay, grew up watching him.
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Speaker 1: I did a fucking four part Jim Carrey series. For
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Speaker 1: Christ's sakes, it's a Patreon original. Okay, all four parts.
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Speaker 1: I've been looking at this man's face and listening to
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Speaker 1: this man's voice my entire life. Okay, that's not Jim Carrey.
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Speaker 1: And let's just talk about a few things here. His
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Speaker 1: eyes are brown, Okay, just like mine. Okay, one brown
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Speaker 1: eyed person to another. I've always known this about him.
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Speaker 1: He has brown eyes. His teeth are crooked as fuck.
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Speaker 1: Go back and watch the Mask, Go back and watch
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Speaker 1: the Grinch. Go back and watch anything where he's got
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Speaker 1: a lot of like mouth stuff going on. Go back
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Speaker 1: and watch it. Liar, liar, any of them where he's
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Speaker 1: talking a lot and there's close up, zoomed in shots
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Speaker 1: of his face. His teeth are jacked, always have been.
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Speaker 1: He's never done anything to fix them. This person, I
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Speaker 1: don't even this person has different teeth. Okay. Their eyes
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Speaker 1: are blue, all right, and not contacts. I can tell
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Speaker 1: when someone is wearing contacts. And it's usually not saying
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Speaker 1: this to be racist. When I see a black woman
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Speaker 1: with green eyes or a black guy with big blue
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Speaker 1: eyes and you see that freakin' ring around, it's like,
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Speaker 1: let's be proud for a moment. Okay, that we have
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Speaker 1: brown eyes. I you know, if I could go back
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Speaker 1: in time when God was creating me in the womb
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Speaker 1: and he was like, hey, what color eyes would you
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Speaker 1: like to have? I would have said, may I please
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Speaker 1: have my mom's green eyes? That would have been my choice.
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Speaker 1: But guess what, I didn't get to choose this shit.
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Speaker 1: I have brown eyes. Case closed. I don't wear contacts,
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Speaker 1: never have, don't really want to change my eye color
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Speaker 1: because as realistic of contacts as you can get, you
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Speaker 1: can still tell that they're contacts. And they have like
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Speaker 1: a weird little line around and you can just tell.
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Speaker 1: You can just tell they've made even contacts that are
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Speaker 1: like they've removed that weird edge or whatever. They are
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Speaker 1: super thin, and they you can still tell that they're contacts.
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Speaker 1: I'm sorry. And the colors, they can never get right.
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Speaker 1: None of those shits look like someone's real actual eye color.
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Speaker 1: Whoever is being interviewed right here has blue eyes. They're
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Speaker 1: translucently blue. I've only met a few people in my
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Speaker 1: life who have this color blue. And yeah, it's this
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Speaker 1: person's actual eye color. It's not contacts. You can tell
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Speaker 1: when someone's wearing contacts. Listen, there were certain words that
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Speaker 1: were said that are not his speech pattern. His cadence
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Speaker 1: has totally changed. It sounded like someone doing a really
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Speaker 1: good impression of what Jim Carrey sounds like. I don't
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Speaker 1: care how old you get. Your speech pattern, the cadence
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Speaker 1: of your voice and the tone in how you say
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Speaker 1: certain words, that never changes. Okay, that never changes. Certain
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Speaker 1: clues that let me know he's dead. And I hate
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Speaker 1: to say that because he's a living legend, one of
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Speaker 1: my favorite people on planet Earth. Little suspicious at times,
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Speaker 1: but hey, who isn't, especially in the Hollywood sphere. But
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Speaker 1: this person said, like code words, trigger words, if you will.
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Speaker 1: He literally said I'm.
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Speaker 6: Dead, and I was like, I'm dead.
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Speaker 1: Okay. Another one is I've been practicing and practicing and
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Speaker 1: rehearsing and whatever else, talking about doing the speech in French. No,
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Speaker 1: you've been practicing and rehearsing and researching. How the fuck
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Speaker 1: you can sound like Jim Carrey? Okay? Clue number one.
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Speaker 1: Clue number two was he said I'm dead, and then
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Speaker 1: there was something else. It was like, there was a lot,
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Speaker 1: but if you go back, just listen for the code words,
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Speaker 1: the keywords, this person is telling you that Jim Carrey
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Speaker 1: is no longer with us. I'm dead. I've been researching
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Speaker 1: and rehearsing. I've been practicing. Here's the thing. A lot
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Speaker 1: of people have taken to the Internet because they think
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Speaker 1: they're fucking side cast on criminal minds, and they got
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Speaker 1: the whole thing figured out. He's just aging. He's got
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Speaker 1: lip fillers and cheek fillers, and maybe he got veneers
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Speaker 1: and maybe he did this and maybe somehow miraculously his
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Speaker 1: eyes turned blue. People, do you remember when Jim Carrey
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Speaker 1: kind of went like a little bit way too out
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Speaker 1: in the public with his spirituality stuff, and people were
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Speaker 1: making fun of him, and he was saying, you're not real,
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Speaker 1: and I'm not real, and Jim Carrey's just a mask
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Speaker 1: that I'm wearing, and we're all spirits dancing through the
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Speaker 1: universe and we're all fragments of flight, reflecting each other
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Speaker 1: and whatever. He said. Okay, and you're telling me that
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Speaker 1: person who has been incognito for the last few years too,
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Speaker 1: that person who thinks he's a spirit dancing through the
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Speaker 1: Milky Way wearing a Jim Carrey mask. He's concerned with
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Speaker 1: aging to the point where he would get lip filler,
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Speaker 1: cheek filler, veneers on his teeth, somehow bleaches eyeballs to
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Speaker 1: be blue. The person who said I'm not real and
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Speaker 1: you're not real, and we're all fragments of the universe
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Speaker 1: experiencing life through each other, that person is getting lip filler. Sorry,
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Speaker 1: don't think so, don't think so. Oh I remember he said,
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Speaker 1: the funniest face I can make is or my favorite
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Speaker 1: face that I make is the one that I'm wearing
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Speaker 1: right now, or something like that at the end of
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Speaker 1: the interview.
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Speaker 4: My favorite funny face is the one I'm wearing right.
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Speaker 1: Now, because hello, it's prosthetics. Whoever this person is is
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Speaker 1: wearing prosthetics to look like And they just not even
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Speaker 1: trying with this shit. They not even they not even
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Speaker 1: They didn't try with Biden, and they definitely not trying
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Speaker 1: right now because hello, that's not Jim Carrey. They didn't
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Speaker 1: even find a brown eyed person to play the part.
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Speaker 1: They find a blue eyed person, slapped some Jim Carrey
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Speaker 1: aesthetics on and said, go out there and pretend you
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Speaker 1: are Jim Carrey. The voice is different, words are different,
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Speaker 1: words are being said differently that I don't know who
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Speaker 1: that person is. But I do want to take a
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Speaker 1: moment of silence because whoever that was in the video,
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Speaker 1: I'm dead and the way that it was said, the context,
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Speaker 1: the feeling I got. You can something, you know, people
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Speaker 1: say this, and I'm not one to jump on the
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Speaker 1: energy train, okay, but you can feel energy sometimes even
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Speaker 1: through a screen through your phone. That wasn't his energy.
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Speaker 1: I got the creeps, chill went up my spine and
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Speaker 1: then he said I'm dead. So we can just take
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Speaker 1: a moment of silence here for the living legend, iconic
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Speaker 1: masterpiece of a person who was Jim Carrey. Let's just
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Speaker 1: take a moment here.
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Speaker 9: Hey, why you hear the most annoying sound in the world.
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Speaker 1: And we are back. Maybe Jim Carrey is still with us.
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Speaker 1: Maybe he's not. Maybe he's checked out and he has
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Speaker 1: agreed to let this person come in and play him.
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Speaker 1: I do believe I feel that he's no longer with us,
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Speaker 1: and whoever this is that's supposed to be playing him,
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Speaker 1: fuck you. And there's no way on earth, even as
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Speaker 1: much as you practice, nobody is Jim Carrey. Okay. I
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Speaker 1: know him, I know this spirit of him. I know
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Speaker 1: how he talks, I know what he looks like. That's
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Speaker 1: not him. Not him anyways. Your thoughts, feelings, opinions in
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Speaker 1: the comment section please. Who do you think this person
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Speaker 1: is as playing him? Why are they doing it? Your
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Speaker 1: thoughts and feelings please in the comment section, because I
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Speaker 1: know I ain't crazy. Okay, onto the topic of the hour,
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Speaker 1: business time. Okay, the Whitest Kids you know. Let me
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Speaker 1: play you some clips, so if you haven't seen the
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Speaker 1: Whitest Kids you know, you can get a little taste
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Speaker 1: tests a little sample. Okay, little doll of a daisy,
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Speaker 1: Here we go.
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Speaker 6: Hi, I'm Trevor Moore.
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Speaker 5: Did you know that it's illegal to say I want
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Speaker 5: to kill the president of the United States of America.
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Speaker 6: It's kind of like a public service. I'm letting you
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Speaker 6: know so that you don't accidentally go out and say something.
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Speaker 3: Like that, I want to be an astronaut, or you
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Speaker 3: want to be an astronaut.
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Speaker 5: Maybe someday you could be the first astronaut to walk
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Speaker 5: on the moon.
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Speaker 2: Great was an astronaut her first walk.
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Speaker 1: On the moon.
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Speaker 6: Well no, not really, that wasn't real. You see.
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Speaker 8: President Bush was in a secret society at Yale called
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Speaker 8: the Skull and Bones.
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Speaker 7: President Bush worship seatan.
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Speaker 6: In my personal opinion, absolutely.
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Speaker 3: Hi, we're the Illuminati.
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Speaker 2: Hi.
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Speaker 3: Yeah, but before you can do a special on a
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Speaker 3: major cable network, we're gonna need you to sign some things.
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Speaker 2: Great.
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Speaker 9: You'll also need to pledge your soul to Baffo match.
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Speaker 2: Okay, we'll also need.
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Speaker 6: To fill you in the loud act with a minor.
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Speaker 5: Now, could I self tape that? Or is that something
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Speaker 5: that you want me to shoot?
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Speaker 7: Here?
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Speaker 3: We're gonna need a SUP side note in your own
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Speaker 3: handwriting just in case things get crazy, Trevor.
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Speaker 2: We're all looking forward to working with you. Yeah, me too, Miss.
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Speaker 6: Six Day, because self aware, the fruit of their Guard
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Speaker 6: and every SUP on.
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Speaker 2: The stars you want to.
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Speaker 8: In two thousand and five, an intern of one of
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Speaker 8: Tom Hanks' agents made fun of him at a Hollywood party.
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Speaker 6: The intern was fired, and his agents begged Thomas.
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Speaker 8: Day asking what they would have to do to prove
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Speaker 8: they were still loyal.
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Speaker 1: He said, Ledger, So, who we're going to be talking
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Speaker 1: about today is the creator or the mastermind behind the
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Speaker 1: whitest kids.
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Speaker 10: You know.
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Speaker 1: His name's Trevor Moore, and the aha moments in this
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Speaker 1: story are going to give you straight up diarrhea. So
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Speaker 1: just get some pepto, some fresh panty drawers, and sit back.
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Speaker 1: Buckle up, because we are diving alt the way up
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Speaker 1: in here. It's crazy what happened to this guy, because
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Speaker 1: it's along the lines of other whistleblower type suicided cases,
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Speaker 1: yet no one is talking about it. And Colby is
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Speaker 1: actually the one who said, you need to go down
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Speaker 1: this rabbit hole if you will. You need to follow
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Speaker 1: the yellow grick road on this one because something happened,
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Speaker 1: nefarious happened to this guy, and nobody seems to give
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Speaker 1: a shit. I do, okay, and I know you will too.
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Speaker 1: So let me break this down for you from Wikipedia.
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Speaker 1: From Wikipedia, it says on August red flag number one.
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Speaker 1: You guys know how I feel about August. On August seventh,
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Speaker 1: twenty twenty one, around two thirty am, Trevor Moore died
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Speaker 1: after accidentally falling from the upstairs balcony of his home
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Speaker 1: in Franklin Hills, Los Angeles, resulting in blunt force head trauma.
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Speaker 1: Subsequent toxicology reports identified alcohol may have been a contributing factor. Now,
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Speaker 1: first of all, the type of stuff he was talking
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Speaker 1: about put a huge red target on his back. He
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Speaker 1: was very open about knowing about things. He had been
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Speaker 1: in showbiz for a while. He died in August. They
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Speaker 1: love to kill people in August. They killed Marilyn Monroe
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Speaker 1: fake suicide in August. They I mean, let me just
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Speaker 1: stop myself right there. I've told you a million times
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Speaker 1: what they do to people in August. I'm pretty sure
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Speaker 1: the plane crash with Buddy Holly and all those shits
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Speaker 1: that was in August. Listen, a lot of shit goes
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Speaker 1: down in August. It's very occult. I believe it's because
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Speaker 1: it represents the eight and the snake eating its tail
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Speaker 1: in all the occult symbolism. Now they say this is
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Speaker 1: from Wikipedia and a few other sources that he probably
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Speaker 1: died around two thirty in the morning. Why is that
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Speaker 1: significant because and I'm sure I don't need to beat
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Speaker 1: this dead horse, because many a conspiracy theorist has told
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Speaker 1: you about this man. But Frank Olsen one of the first,
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Speaker 1: maybe the first case of getting suicided. You know, he
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Speaker 1: was working with the CIA, he was helping him come
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Speaker 1: up with the Manchurian candidates thing using LSD for mind control.
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Speaker 1: He decided, this is unethical, this is crimes against humanity.
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Speaker 1: I think I'm going to start telling people what they're doing.
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Speaker 1: Oh just kidding. Got beat clubbed in the head, dosed
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Speaker 1: with LSD, and then shoved out of a closed window
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Speaker 1: at the Statler Hotel sometime in November I think it
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Speaker 1: was November twenty eighth or something like that. Nineteen fifty three,
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Speaker 1: two thirty am okay, And that same year, nineteen fifty three,
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Speaker 1: the CIA came out with this Assassin's Manual, if you will,
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Speaker 1: how to suicide people. I do believe Frank Olson might
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Speaker 1: have been the first little project where they were testing
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Speaker 1: out a few different techniques. You know, we're gonna break
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Speaker 1: into this dude's hotel, club him over the head, give
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Speaker 1: him a massive overdose of LSD, and then throw him
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Speaker 1: out of a closed window. Because after you've clubbed someone
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Speaker 1: and given them a lethal injection or however they gave
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Speaker 1: it to him, it then is necessary because if those
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Speaker 1: other two things didn't kill him, we now have to
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Speaker 1: close the window and then throw him out of it.
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Speaker 1: Maybe that'll explain the blunt force trauma. Oh wait, he
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Speaker 1: felt like a million stories. That wouldn't have explained the
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Speaker 1: blunt force truck. Listen, it was definitely. To me, it
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Speaker 1: felt like a practice run. Okay, clubing him, drugging him,
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Speaker 1: throwing him out of a closed window. But it all
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Speaker 1: went down two thirty am. This has got to be
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Speaker 1: a calling card of some kind because you'll see with
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Speaker 1: a lot of these suicided cases, even with Mayor Monroe,
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Speaker 1: it was like wee hours of the morning, probably around
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Speaker 1: two thirty am, and then they called four hours past
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Speaker 1: before they called the police, because they had all these
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Speaker 1: doctors and publicists and handlers and they were all invited
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Speaker 1: to the house way before anybody called the police. So
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Speaker 1: with Frank Olsen to thirty am, Trevor Moore two thirty
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Speaker 1: am fell accidentally off his balcony. Okay, we're going to
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Speaker 1: get into as many details as we can about this.
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Speaker 1: There's not many to be had. You can search this
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Speaker 1: till you're blue in the face, and you're not going
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Speaker 1: to be able to find a whole lot of information
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Speaker 1: on what happened to him. I got sent to video
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Speaker 1: of a guy who, like me, is trying to dig
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Speaker 1: into this, and I'm going to include some snippets from
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Speaker 1: his little presentation because I think it was some noteworthy
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Speaker 1: finds on his part and you know, we got to
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Speaker 1: give props to people. He's got like a little conspiracy
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Speaker 1: theory thing going on on YouTube. But let's back up
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Speaker 1: a little bit and just talk about Trevor and the
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Speaker 1: whitest kids you know, and how we may have gotten
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Speaker 1: to this point where he's accidentally falling off of his balcony.
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Speaker 1: So we're gonna go back in time a little bit.
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Speaker 1: As far as I can tell, Trevor Moore had a
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Speaker 1: normal childhood and went to school for broadcasting, and trust me, okay,
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Speaker 1: his childhood is cosmic, peach approoved. It doesn't seem like
25:43
Speaker 1: there's any grandma's into generational Satanism selling him into cults
25:47
Speaker 1: or anything like that. Okay, nothing suspicious as far as
25:51
Speaker 1: I can tell. Okay, but that's just my opinion. It
25:56
Speaker 1: seems to be pretty grassroots as far as his start
26:00
Speaker 1: in the show biz and the whitest kids you know?
26:04
Speaker 1: But what did that look like? Exactly? So Trevor Moore,
26:09
Speaker 1: he graduated from Virginia Commonwealth University. And if Virginia is
26:18
Speaker 1: for conspiracy lovers is listening, because sometimes he does listen
26:23
Speaker 1: to my show a little shout out what's up? And
26:27
Speaker 1: I guess all conspiracies do somehow lead back to Virginia. Anyways,
26:32
Speaker 1: so graduates from Virginia Commonwealth University. His first show is
26:39
Speaker 1: called The Trevor Moore Show. I never saw the shit,
26:44
Speaker 1: but apparently it was hilarious and he would go to
26:49
Speaker 1: like local nursing homes and do a fake news broadcast
26:54
Speaker 1: and he would report who all the old people was
26:58
Speaker 1: that died that day. So he's got like a really
27:01
Speaker 1: I love it. I love dark humor. I think everything,
27:05
Speaker 1: in one way or another can be a joke. And yes,
27:09
Speaker 1: even old people dieing at the nursing home. Hey, it's
27:13
Speaker 1: kind of funny in the right context. Anyways, that was
27:19
Speaker 1: his first show, The Trevor Moore Show. That show only
27:22
Speaker 1: lasted about sixteen episodes, and he actually went and moved
27:28
Speaker 1: on to bigger and better things. And this is where,
27:31
Speaker 1: in my opinion, the cat was most likely let out
27:36
Speaker 1: of the bag. Okay, because he starts interning with Saturday
27:43
Speaker 1: Night Live and he was only supposed to be there
27:47
Speaker 1: six months, but they ended up loving him and they
27:52
Speaker 1: made him a member of something called the NBC Page Program,
27:58
Speaker 1: And apparently like awards of fifty thousand people apply for
28:02
Speaker 1: this shit every year. And they only select fifty people
28:07
Speaker 1: and Trevor was selected as one of them. So he
28:12
Speaker 1: was one of the fifty out of fifty thousand that
28:15
Speaker 1: applied for this NBC page program. So he does that
28:20
Speaker 1: for a little while. He does that shit for a while,
28:23
Speaker 1: and then he's released into the wild to do his
28:27
Speaker 1: own thing. And in two thousand and four, he reconnects
28:33
Speaker 1: with two of his old whitest college buddies. He knows,
28:39
Speaker 1: someone named Zach Kraiger and Sam Brown, which we will
28:44
Speaker 1: talk about a little bit more later in the episode,
28:48
Speaker 1: but just bookmark that. Now they start doing this live
28:55
Speaker 1: sketch comedy stuff at local bars and whatever whatever. They're funny.
29:00
Speaker 1: Obviously we know this. But so we've already discovered a
29:05
Speaker 1: couple oddities, if you will, or red flags so far.
29:11
Speaker 1: First off, you know, he's coming from Virginia, somehow got
29:18
Speaker 1: roped into some Saturday night live stuff. They're loving him.
29:21
Speaker 1: They put him in this elite type program. You know,
29:25
Speaker 1: they're the wind beneath his wings, if you will. Okay,
29:31
Speaker 1: so we got a little bit of suspicion going on
29:34
Speaker 1: right out the bat. Maybe that's where he learned a
29:36
Speaker 1: lot of the stuff that he would later make jokes
29:40
Speaker 1: and shit about. But here's another oddity, if you will.
29:47
Speaker 1: The other widest kid we know, Timmy, was discovered in
29:53
Speaker 1: literally the most conspiratorial way possible. They met Timmy the
30:02
Speaker 1: fat guy on September eleventh, two thousand and one. That's right, folks,
30:11
Speaker 1: nine eleven, that's when they met Timmy. So Trevor and
30:17
Speaker 1: other whitest kids we know were apparently skittle scattling all
30:22
Speaker 1: over New York trying to find a good view of
30:26
Speaker 1: the towers falling or evaporating more like, and they just
30:31
Speaker 1: decided to quite literally barge into the apartment of an
30:37
Speaker 1: unsuspecting future whitest kid we know, Timmy. Uh, and they
30:45
Speaker 1: all just hit it off, you know, telling jokes, eating popcorn,
30:49
Speaker 1: watching the tear of nine to eleven unfold before their
30:53
Speaker 1: very eyes out of Timmy's apartment window, and they're the
31:00
Speaker 1: rest is history. And I actually think Timmy is the
31:04
Speaker 1: funniest whitest kid I know outside of Trevor. And the
31:07
Speaker 1: thing is is like, if you have the madness of
31:10
Speaker 1: nine to eleven going on outside your apartment window, and
31:13
Speaker 1: then out of nowhere, your door gets carved in and
31:16
Speaker 1: just two random tall, white skinny dudes just barrel into
31:20
Speaker 1: your apartment like, hey, can we look at your window?
31:23
Speaker 1: They started a literal friendship that led to an empire
31:28
Speaker 1: of comedy, if you will. So that could either be
31:31
Speaker 1: one of the strangest meetings or serendipitous if you will,
31:35
Speaker 1: fate you might call it. But that's how they met Timmy,
31:39
Speaker 1: and then he went on to be an integral part
31:42
Speaker 1: of the show nine to eleven. So they basically start
31:46
Speaker 1: doing sketch comedy together. They win some awards and shit,
31:50
Speaker 1: major networks start barking up their tree, so on, so forth.
31:54
Speaker 1: Don't want to bore you with the details. Oh and
31:59
Speaker 1: by the way, the name the All two clever name
32:03
Speaker 1: came from the group practicing some kind of a wrap
32:06
Speaker 1: sketch outside somewhere and a lady walked by and said, man,
32:13
Speaker 1: y'all's the whitest kids I know and so badabin baba boom,
32:18
Speaker 1: whitest kids you know. So they end up landing with
32:22
Speaker 1: the IFC Independent Film Company because they were willing to
32:28
Speaker 1: let Trevor do and say whatever he wanted without censoring him.
32:33
Speaker 1: And we love that, Okay, we love an uncensored competit show.
32:39
Speaker 1: But they end up doing two movies, once called Miss
32:42
Speaker 1: March and there's another one called The Civil War on Drugs.
32:46
Speaker 1: I haven't seen either of them. Apparently they're hilarious. I'm
32:50
Speaker 1: sure that they are. I don't think they ever reached
32:53
Speaker 1: like major Hollywood box office hit level, but they're out there.
32:58
Speaker 1: If anyone is intrut, did so the widest kids you
33:03
Speaker 1: know took off its iconic It's hilarious, it's amazing. We
33:08
Speaker 1: know this, or at least most of us. Some of
33:10
Speaker 1: us do. But somewhere along the journey of becoming the
33:16
Speaker 1: whitest kids we know, Trevor apparently developed a little bit
33:22
Speaker 1: of a drinken maybe even a little bit of a
33:26
Speaker 1: drug problem as well. Okay, but mostly what I've seen
33:31
Speaker 1: people focus on is that he had a drinking problem,
33:35
Speaker 1: and he was even trying to figure out how to
33:38
Speaker 1: make moonshine at his house what we in the South
33:42
Speaker 1: call corn liqua. But there were times, even in the
33:49
Speaker 1: videos and the sketches and shit, where he definitely looked
33:55
Speaker 1: super unhealthy. Dark circles under his eye were cracked out,
34:01
Speaker 1: skinny and just unsavory looking. Okay, so yeah, I get it,
34:10
Speaker 1: he had a drinking problem. Or did at one time.
34:14
Speaker 1: Some people do, Okay, not unheard of to have or
34:19
Speaker 1: have had substance abuse problems. Okay, So for everybody out
34:26
Speaker 1: there that was saying he got so drunk he fell
34:29
Speaker 1: over the ledge of his balcony because that he was
34:31
Speaker 1: just a drunk guy and all that, well, gets that
34:34
Speaker 1: in a second. But I actually don't think even though
34:39
Speaker 1: maybe he did, and it was confirmed that he had
34:41
Speaker 1: a drinking problem, I don't think that's what flopped him
34:44
Speaker 1: over the edge. Okay, But so yeah, down the line,
34:48
Speaker 1: ladid da dad dad round about recent years, the whitest
34:53
Speaker 1: kids we know kind of break up and they start
34:58
Speaker 1: doing their own things and shit. And I can imagine
35:03
Speaker 1: Trevor's drinking problem did not magically go away after the breakup,
35:10
Speaker 1: but he did end up doing like a And this
35:16
Speaker 1: is our next red flag here. I'm not even considering
35:19
Speaker 1: the drinking problem a red flag, but you can if
35:22
Speaker 1: you want to. He didn't end up doing like a
35:25
Speaker 1: kid's version of Saturday Night Live for the Disney Channel. Okay,
35:34
Speaker 1: So this, yes, it's gonna be our next red flag here.
35:37
Speaker 1: And whatever he saw while he was working for Disney,
35:42
Speaker 1: I'm sure did not help his drinking problem. Okay, and
35:48
Speaker 1: so now I'm gonna cueue up the Illuminati sketch for you,
35:53
Speaker 1: because whatever he saw while he was involved in the
35:58
Speaker 1: upper echelon Saturday Night Liven and Disney Channeling may have
36:06
Speaker 1: introduced him to this concept. So roll on too, Trevor.
36:12
Speaker 9: We really liked the last album.
36:14
Speaker 6: I mean, we really really liked it.
36:16
Speaker 4: We loved it, and I've decided to give you a
36:19
Speaker 4: TV special.
36:20
Speaker 2: To go along with the next one.
36:22
Speaker 6: Huh.
36:22
Speaker 2: How does that make you feel?
36:23
Speaker 6: That's great. I'm so excited.
36:26
Speaker 2: So are we?
36:26
Speaker 6: So were weak? We are so excited.
36:28
Speaker 8: Now there's just a couple of little official things we
36:30
Speaker 8: have to get out of the way.
36:31
Speaker 1: Okay, since we're an international media company, you're gonna have
36:35
Speaker 1: to meet with the higher ups and.
36:35
Speaker 4: Go over some stuff.
36:36
Speaker 2: So all right, sure, great, Well then why aren't you
36:41
Speaker 2: just showing down the hall? Yeah?
36:42
Speaker 6: No, prom Trevor, follow me.
36:44
Speaker 11: Okay, whoa, this is a core office.
36:59
Speaker 6: I like the little things over there and everything.
37:02
Speaker 3: Hi Worth, Oh Hi, we're the Illuminati.
37:07
Speaker 4: Hi.
37:08
Speaker 6: Hello, Hi, So we heard about your big special. We
37:11
Speaker 6: are very excited. Yeah, thanks me too.
37:14
Speaker 3: Yeah, but before you can do a special on a
37:16
Speaker 3: major cable network. We're going to need to assign some things.
37:18
Speaker 6: Okay, sounds good.
37:20
Speaker 9: We're also going to need you to swear a blood
37:22
Speaker 9: oath to us and our cause, and if you violate
37:25
Speaker 9: this oath, we're going to murder you and everyone that
37:27
Speaker 9: you love.
37:27
Speaker 6: Got it great.
37:28
Speaker 2: You'll also need to pledge your soul to baffle Met.
37:32
Speaker 6: He's this god that we all worship. Okay, he looks
37:37
Speaker 6: pretty cool. He's like a crazy goat man kind of thing.
37:41
Speaker 3: Now, we will need to include some of our messaging
37:43
Speaker 3: in your program.
37:44
Speaker 5: Oh okay, So you mean like there's going to be
37:47
Speaker 5: a commercial sponsor or something.
37:49
Speaker 6: No, no, no, no, no, no no.
37:50
Speaker 1: Not nothing tacky like that.
37:51
Speaker 3: No, we just want you to have some you know,
37:54
Speaker 3: self destructive themes.
37:56
Speaker 1: You know, like we use a lot of.
37:58
Speaker 3: Hip hop artists to glorify violence and drugs, pop stars
38:02
Speaker 3: to push materialism, country acts to instill suspicion of education.
38:07
Speaker 6: Oh okay, that sounds cool.
38:10
Speaker 8: We'll also need to film you in a lud act
38:12
Speaker 8: with a minor to use as blackmail if you ever.
38:16
Speaker 9: Think of telling anyone about anything that happened here today.
38:19
Speaker 5: Now, could I self tape that? Or is that something
38:22
Speaker 5: that you want me to shoot here.
38:23
Speaker 6: We'd like you to do that here.
38:25
Speaker 3: Well, finally, we're gonna need a suicide note in your
38:29
Speaker 3: own handwriting, just in case things get crazy.
38:32
Speaker 6: I actually might have an old one on me. I'm
38:35
Speaker 6: sort of a pack wrap.
38:37
Speaker 8: I think we're good trim to give any.
38:38
Speaker 2: Questions for us?
38:41
Speaker 6: Yeah, who killed Kennedy?
38:43
Speaker 2: A French sniper?
38:45
Speaker 6: But it was set up by Lyndon Johnson. Right, Sorry,
38:48
Speaker 6: that's a stupid question. Are aliens real? Aliens are real?
38:52
Speaker 9: What are they like?
38:54
Speaker 2: Yeah?
38:55
Speaker 6: Some are very cool, some are kind of shitty. We're
38:57
Speaker 6: pretty tight with the shaty ones.
39:00
Speaker 1: Anything else, anything at all?
39:02
Speaker 6: Yeah, I've forgotten my Federal ID number? Is it okay?
39:05
Speaker 6: If I just leave that blank? Yeah, we can fill
39:09
Speaker 6: that in great. I think that's it for me, Trevor.
39:13
Speaker 2: We're all looking forward to working with you. Yeah, me too.
39:16
Speaker 6: And remember, just have fun with this thing, but.
39:19
Speaker 3: Don't ever cross this because if you do, well, we've
39:21
Speaker 3: implanted a small explosive device in your heart.
39:26
Speaker 1: So yeah, you know, of course trev knew some shit. Okay,
39:33
Speaker 1: maybe from his time working with Saturday Night Live, or
39:37
Speaker 1: maybe from his time working with Disney, doesn't really matter.
39:42
Speaker 1: Maybe just from being in general showbiz however he knew
39:47
Speaker 1: he knew, but from his comedy we can see he's
39:55
Speaker 1: cubreaking us. He's, in my opinion, Jordan peeling us. Okay,
40:03
Speaker 1: And we're going to touch a little bit on Jordan
40:05
Speaker 1: Peel in just a moment, because he's not directly integral
40:10
Speaker 1: to this story, but he's kind of a little bit
40:14
Speaker 1: integral to this story. So let me play you a
40:17
Speaker 1: few more sketches, okay, and then I have a clip
40:24
Speaker 1: for you.
40:26
Speaker 9: Rolane three Tom Hanks is an asshole song, which that
40:31
Speaker 9: one was particularly interesting to me.
40:33
Speaker 8: In nineteen ninety four, Tom Hanks once pretended to be
40:35
Speaker 8: mentally handicapped for six straight weeks. Tom Hanks read the
40:41
Speaker 8: script over the weekend and called his manager first thing
40:44
Speaker 8: Monday morning, telling them that he'd do the film because
40:46
Speaker 8: it was the funniest thing he'd ever read. Asking what
40:50
Speaker 8: they would have to do to prove they were still loyal,
40:53
Speaker 8: he said, kill youth.
40:54
Speaker 9: Ledger, and there's quite a few people out there that
40:56
Speaker 9: would claim that one of their last sketches where they
41:00
Speaker 9: expose the Illuminati and do a sketch about it, and
41:03
Speaker 9: about Trevor signing in with the Illuminati. That's quite possibly
41:06
Speaker 9: one of the most risk a ones that they've done.
41:08
Speaker 9: But throughout all of these different sketches and songs and
41:12
Speaker 9: crossings of the line, you would imagine Trevor has basically
41:16
Speaker 9: put a target on his back, and not just from
41:18
Speaker 9: one group, literally every single facet of music, entertainment, politics,
41:25
Speaker 9: the secret societies, pretty much anything he has talked about
41:29
Speaker 9: or tried to expose through his comedy makes you wonder, like,
41:32
Speaker 9: how many enemies does this guy truly have? It's probably
41:35
Speaker 9: a lot. But Trevor didn't stop there. He was also
41:37
Speaker 9: super active on Twitter. He would tweet all kinds of
41:41
Speaker 9: wild things. There was one tweet where he talks about
41:44
Speaker 9: Tom Hanks and basically promotes his song, but then he
41:47
Speaker 9: also says like, oh, don't sue me, Tom Hanks, He's
41:49
Speaker 9: actually a really nice guy, and you can imagine he's
41:52
Speaker 9: saying that likely sarcastically. He has another tweet talking about
41:55
Speaker 9: how George H. W. Bush is the oldest living president today,
41:59
Speaker 9: talks about how he has a horror cruz made out
42:01
Speaker 9: of Geronimo's skull that's kind of provocative. He has a
42:04
Speaker 9: couple of tweets where he talks about red pilling the
42:07
Speaker 9: Roadblocks discord that he was in, and then he has
42:11
Speaker 9: another one talking about how he just red pilled everybody
42:13
Speaker 9: at sir La table. I mean, if you know, you know,
42:16
Speaker 9: But that's kind of interesting, especially that he's going around
42:19
Speaker 9: posting it. And one of the tweets that has people
42:22
Speaker 9: all over the internet really speculating is this tweet about
42:26
Speaker 9: him basically calling out Project Monarch. And if you're not
42:30
Speaker 9: familiar with Project Monarch, essentially mk Ultra ended in the seventies,
42:36
Speaker 9: but what they really think happened is that they just
42:39
Speaker 9: renamed the program to something else and then reclassified it
42:43
Speaker 9: so it's secret again, and that is called Project Monarch,
42:47
Speaker 9: essentially continuing on with these mk Ultra studies. And this
42:50
Speaker 9: tweet that he's talking about is saying, like, what if
42:52
Speaker 9: they figured out how to use trauma to control people,
42:57
Speaker 9: and that's why we have all these national trem catastrophes
43:01
Speaker 9: and they're just using it as subtle ways to eventually
43:05
Speaker 9: brainwash you or mind control you. So, I mean, kind
43:08
Speaker 9: of a pretty big deal, especially for a secret government
43:11
Speaker 9: program that they don't want people knowing about. So kind
43:15
Speaker 9: of a big deal for him to be tweeting that
43:17
Speaker 9: with the platform that he has. But I think the
43:19
Speaker 9: weirdest and wildest, craziest thing that he posted was on
43:24
Speaker 9: July twenty eighth, twenty twenty one, about ten days prior
43:27
Speaker 9: to when he would be considered no longer with us,
43:30
Speaker 9: and this post says that he has one of the
43:32
Speaker 9: hottest takes ever and he keeps wanting to put in
43:35
Speaker 9: the encryption code and basically launch this nuclear missile that
43:39
Speaker 9: he has, but he says the groundhog didn't see his shadow,
43:43
Speaker 9: basically saying he doesn't think that people are ready for this.
43:45
Speaker 9: It makes you wonder what kind of information or hot
43:48
Speaker 9: take does he have that he was trying to expose. Now,
43:52
Speaker 9: real quick, I just want to divert a little bit
43:54
Speaker 9: and just remind you guys of how many similarities we
43:58
Speaker 9: now have between Isaac Cappy and Trevor Moore. Isaac Cappy
44:03
Speaker 9: was very outspoken. He was very big on making Twitter posts,
44:07
Speaker 9: online post doing, postering, periscopes and podcasts. He's best known
44:13
Speaker 9: for his you Know episode with Alex Jones exposing the
44:16
Speaker 9: whole Pedo network. He has a lot of similarities with
44:19
Speaker 9: Trevor in how outspoken he is with the platform he
44:23
Speaker 9: has so we.
44:24
Speaker 1: Could kind of compare what happened to him. He's like
44:29
Speaker 1: Isaac cappying us, right, and they both you know, trash
44:35
Speaker 1: talk Tom Hanks, right, and both somehow leapt to their
44:41
Speaker 1: deaths after going after certain people and saying certain things.
44:49
Speaker 1: And so this also should be ringing alarm bells for people,
44:56
Speaker 1: just the way everything went down. But let's flash forward
44:59
Speaker 1: to August sixth, two thousand twenty one. Okay, Trevor and
45:10
Speaker 1: Zach Krager, one of the other you know, whitest kids
45:13
Speaker 1: we know, sit down to record an episode of their
45:18
Speaker 1: podcast it's called Newsboys, where they basically sit down and
45:23
Speaker 1: shoot the shit for a couple hours, and Zach is
45:26
Speaker 1: patting himself on the back with some achievements, upcoming achievements
45:31
Speaker 1: and stuff. But I want to play you a small
45:36
Speaker 1: snippet from the very very end of the podcast, right,
45:40
Speaker 1: because this was supposedly right before Trevor accidentally leapt over
45:49
Speaker 1: the side of his balcony. So I want to play
45:53
Speaker 1: you a snippet of the very last moments of the
45:57
Speaker 1: podcast and then we can talk because naturally, seeing as
46:03
Speaker 1: how this is his last moments on Earth, I was
46:08
Speaker 1: looking for clues. Okay, signs, signals, anything that would suggest
46:16
Speaker 1: this dude is about to log off and murder himself
46:22
Speaker 1: intentionally or maybe even unintentionally, in the presence of his
46:31
Speaker 1: three year old baby. Okay, so let me play you
46:35
Speaker 1: that snippet real quick and then we can talk.
46:38
Speaker 6: Four letters from K has said a thousand times, Zach,
46:41
Speaker 6: please state that incest is wrong. For the record, don't
46:46
Speaker 6: do it. Don't you fucking cup to that. All right, Look, look,
46:55
Speaker 6: I've seen Zach's family. If you saw Zach's family, there's
46:59
Speaker 6: no way this guy can. Yeah, yeah, you wouldn't.
47:02
Speaker 4: Yeah, all right, cool, I'm gonna start the raid up.
47:08
Speaker 6: I suppose hang on, let me set this up here.
47:11
Speaker 6: There they are, newsboy Nation, Thank you so much. Welcome back.
47:16
Speaker 6: That's thanks everybody. Laterbody see tomorrow night. All right, peace,
47:22
Speaker 6: raid is beginning.
47:25
Speaker 1: So I don't know about you, but nothing about that.
47:27
Speaker 1: I know I didn't play the whole two hours for you,
47:30
Speaker 1: but nothing, just nothing, screams I'm about to murder myself
47:38
Speaker 1: in front of my three year old. He actually, at
47:40
Speaker 1: one point in the podcast said he was on daddy duty,
47:43
Speaker 1: that his wife was out doing karaoke, and so he
47:49
Speaker 1: was he had put the baby to bed, and he
47:51
Speaker 1: had jumped on that podcast for a couple hours, and
47:55
Speaker 1: he was on daddy duty. He was a great dad,
47:57
Speaker 1: from what I can tell, he was known to be
48:01
Speaker 1: a great dad. He actually looks really healthy here to me,
48:05
Speaker 1: I have seen him look horrible. I'm talking like barely skinned,
48:12
Speaker 1: covering the skeletal structure, bags, dark circles under the eyes, hair, greasy, stringy,
48:21
Speaker 1: looking like shit. Okay, he looks very healthy here to me.
48:25
Speaker 1: He's kind of chubby, little robust, full, thick ass beard,
48:31
Speaker 1: lights in the eyes, glowing, hilarious, looking totally normal to me. Okay,
48:40
Speaker 1: not someone who's in the middle of an alcoholism binge
48:46
Speaker 1: or something like that. Okay, So he is sipping white Claws,
48:51
Speaker 1: all right, And I counted as best I could how
48:56
Speaker 1: many white Claws he had from the beginning of not
48:59
Speaker 1: saying he didn't have a cup before little pregame before
49:02
Speaker 1: the podcast, but in my opinion, with what he said,
49:05
Speaker 1: being on daddy duty and whatever, his wife just left
49:08
Speaker 1: to go do karaoke, I wouldn't assume he was pounding
49:12
Speaker 1: white claus before the epit. And he didn't seem drunk
49:15
Speaker 1: at all or tipsy anything at the beginning of the episode.
49:19
Speaker 1: So if we count just from the beginning of the
49:21
Speaker 1: episode throughout the two hour time lapse of the episode
49:25
Speaker 1: to the end, he maybe had two or three white
49:29
Speaker 1: claws during the whole thing, so not hammered at all.
49:33
Speaker 1: And by the way, it's like some detective shit, right,
49:36
Speaker 1: I'm sitting there watching him every time he cracks open
49:39
Speaker 1: a new white claw, and shit, I'm looking for signs,
49:41
Speaker 1: looking for signals, looking for hand gestures, looking for innt thing. Okay,
49:47
Speaker 1: CSI up in this bitch. Okay, he maybe had two
49:52
Speaker 1: or three white claws, right, And by the way, I've
49:55
Speaker 1: gotten turned on white clause takes a lot. Okay, it's
50:03
Speaker 1: a white claw, all right. A seasoned professional alcoholic that
50:09
Speaker 1: he's supposedly used to be or is or whatever is
50:13
Speaker 1: not getting himself torn the fuck up on grapefruit white
50:19
Speaker 1: claus to go jump off his balcony. It's just not happening.
50:27
Speaker 1: And I know he was a comedian or whatever, but
50:30
Speaker 1: come on, I got tore up on grapefruit white clause,
50:34
Speaker 1: and I literally got so drunk blacked out, even though
50:39
Speaker 1: I was in complete charge of my three year old
50:44
Speaker 1: baby that I accidentally leapt off my balcony. If you're
50:49
Speaker 1: gonna go out like that in a drunken blaze, you
50:52
Speaker 1: would think, because he had said he loves moonshine and
50:55
Speaker 1: whiskey and whatever he was trying to put a still
50:57
Speaker 1: in his house, you wouldn't be drinking grapefruit white claws
51:02
Speaker 1: to murder yourself. Okay, maybe a little jack, maybe a
51:07
Speaker 1: little moonshine, we'll co on lick. Get yourself in the
51:10
Speaker 1: mood to toss yourself over the balcony. I don't think
51:13
Speaker 1: grapefruit white claus would be the go to. Okay, But
51:18
Speaker 1: so somewhere in between ten PM when the podcast ended
51:24
Speaker 1: and huh two thirty am, just like Frank Olsen, something
51:33
Speaker 1: occurred to make this man willingly or unwillingly take a
51:39
Speaker 1: dive off his patio. They assume, based on the autopsy,
51:46
Speaker 1: which we never got the results of, that maybe he
51:51
Speaker 1: must have died after midnight because his death day is
51:55
Speaker 1: actually August seventh. So and they never released any shit
52:01
Speaker 1: about the autopsy. Okay, everything we got was just like,
52:05
Speaker 1: this is what we're giving you, so be happy. Okay. Now,
52:08
Speaker 1: the thing with the August that strikes me and all
52:12
Speaker 1: the stuff that he was into and that he would
52:14
Speaker 1: talk about and Illuminati this and working with the Disney Channel,
52:17
Speaker 1: and talking about Justin Bieber, talking about Tom Hanks, talking
52:21
Speaker 1: about MK all right, and that he had something that
52:25
Speaker 1: was loaded up that he was ready to pull the
52:27
Speaker 1: trigger on but never got to because fell off the balcony.
52:31
Speaker 1: Supposedly no one was in the house other than himself
52:35
Speaker 1: and his three year old. His three year old's name
52:38
Speaker 1: is August. Call it a coincidence, But to me, when
52:44
Speaker 1: you see stuff like that, it's like, what do you know?
52:48
Speaker 1: His baby's name is August and they murdered him in August.
52:52
Speaker 1: I'd be telling you about August all the time. I'm
52:54
Speaker 1: sure you're sick to death of hearing me say it.
52:57
Speaker 1: But that August itself is a cult in nature, something
53:02
Speaker 1: about the eight, something about the Leo, something about something
53:06
Speaker 1: shit be going down in August. Okay, And his child's
53:10
Speaker 1: name is August, and that's the only person supposedly in
53:16
Speaker 1: the house with him when this went down. So what
53:21
Speaker 1: we know is his wife returns at some point, calls
53:24
Speaker 1: the police after she finds him splattered on the back patio,
53:28
Speaker 1: and the police say, well, he's dead. I guess we
53:35
Speaker 1: can do an autopsy to see what we can find,
53:40
Speaker 1: and that's pretty much it. Let me play a clip
53:43
Speaker 1: of this fellow conspiracy theorist is kind of breaking this down.
53:49
Speaker 1: Let me play that clip right now.
53:50
Speaker 9: Four hours prior, after two months of waiting for this
53:53
Speaker 9: autopsy to come back and some actual results and some answers,
53:58
Speaker 9: finally the police come out and say that they have
54:00
Speaker 9: an understanding and an idea of what happened. And then
54:03
Speaker 9: they tell us that it was ruled an accidental death
54:06
Speaker 9: because he had a blood alcohol content of point two seven.
54:10
Speaker 9: Other reports say point two five. Another report said point
54:14
Speaker 9: three to one. So we don't really know how high
54:16
Speaker 9: it was, and we don't know where they're getting these facts,
54:18
Speaker 9: but he had a high BAC level, and he must
54:22
Speaker 9: have fallen from this balcony of his home. And I've
54:25
Speaker 9: got some pictures of his house, and we'll go through
54:27
Speaker 9: that here in just a minute. But I wanted to
54:29
Speaker 9: focus on the fact that they then said there was
54:32
Speaker 9: a video, like a security camera video from a nearby
54:35
Speaker 9: neighbor or security camera somewhere, and this video says that
54:39
Speaker 9: it clearly shows clearly that Trevor intentionally leapt down onto
54:45
Speaker 9: the patio like under his own free will intentionally jumped
54:49
Speaker 9: and it uses the word jumped, which is very pacific.
54:52
Speaker 9: So of course they released this video and they released
54:55
Speaker 9: the autopsy report to prove all these different facts. Right, No,
54:59
Speaker 9: they didn't release anything, literally, not a single thing other
55:03
Speaker 9: than these unofficial reports that are coming from TMZ and
55:08
Speaker 9: supposedly got this information after the coroner's report was finalized.
55:13
Speaker 9: When they reached out for comment from the corner, no response.
55:17
Speaker 9: So what's going on here? I'm getting cover up vibes?
55:21
Speaker 9: And they have to know that if they don't say anything,
55:25
Speaker 9: then the lack of information is going to lead to
55:28
Speaker 9: nothing but speculation. And it also screams that they're trying
55:32
Speaker 9: to hide something if they're not letting any information out,
55:35
Speaker 9: not even a clip of him jumping the way he did.
55:38
Speaker 9: But one of the first things I wanted to do
55:40
Speaker 9: was go through pictures of Trevor's house, because well, number one,
55:44
Speaker 9: it's super sick house, like super sick. But I wanted
55:47
Speaker 9: to figure out how likely is this story, and like,
55:50
Speaker 9: there's no pictures, there's no anything available, so I kind
55:53
Speaker 9: of had to dig and figure out this out on
55:55
Speaker 9: my own. But I found some really cool pictures of
55:57
Speaker 9: this house. And I was also able to fine through
56:00
Speaker 9: his truth Finder account that he did actually own this
56:03
Speaker 9: house until twenty twenty two when they sold it, well
56:06
Speaker 9: I guess when his wife sold it, and so now
56:08
Speaker 9: it has new owners. But this is like a two
56:10
Speaker 9: point five million dollar house in the Franklin County area,
56:15
Speaker 9: which is pretty much in Los Angeles. Super nice area,
56:18
Speaker 9: super nice house. And one of the wild things that
56:21
Speaker 9: I noticed was the railings on the balconies are pretty high.
56:25
Speaker 9: In fact, they even have like a little bit of
56:26
Speaker 9: an elevation at the bottom to make them even higher.
56:30
Speaker 9: And most railings are going to be at least forty
56:32
Speaker 9: two inches. Depending on the height of everything in the house,
56:35
Speaker 9: how premium things are, it could be as high as
56:37
Speaker 9: five feet. So the railings themselves, if you ask me,
56:41
Speaker 9: based on these pictures, they look like they're closer to
56:43
Speaker 9: the five foot range. I mean, they're taller than the table.
56:46
Speaker 9: They're certainly taller than most of the other things around.
56:49
Speaker 9: And it comes down to about half the door size.
56:51
Speaker 9: And usually doors are like, you know, six eight, but
56:54
Speaker 9: Trevor was six', six so fitting through a door that's
56:58
Speaker 9: six foot eight was not going to be. Easy And
57:00
Speaker 9: this is a premium luxury home In, california so the
57:03
Speaker 9: doorways were probably. Taller i'd imagine closer to seven or eight,
57:07
Speaker 9: feet and if the ceiling is ten, feet we'd imagine
57:09
Speaker 9: that the doorway before measuring. It we're getting in at
57:12
Speaker 9: least a four four and a half almost five feet
57:15
Speaker 9: for these. Railings so for someone six,' six that's pretty.
57:18
Speaker 9: High up it's not likely that he's going to accidentally
57:21
Speaker 9: tip over. The side to go further, with that to
57:24
Speaker 9: jump over this thing is going to be. Really difficult
57:26
Speaker 9: you're going to have to leap do the whole hand on.
57:29
Speaker 9: The railing thing just made, me, wonder like if there's
57:32
Speaker 9: video proving that he intentionally leapt over, this railing then
57:36
Speaker 9: where was he trying? To go what was? His intentions
57:39
Speaker 9: it's super late in, the evening and he doesn't have anybody.
57:42
Speaker 9: Else there he's not like trying to impress anybody or like,
57:44
Speaker 9: be crazy and basically the reports just say that he
57:47
Speaker 9: was so inebriated that he just made this really dumb
57:50
Speaker 9: decision and that's what ended. Up HAPPENING so i, Was,
57:53
Speaker 9: like okay well what would he be? Jumping to and
57:55
Speaker 9: so we look at these pictures of his back, patio
57:57
Speaker 9: area and a lot of the reports say that he
58:00
Speaker 9: found in, his backyard making it sound like he had
58:02
Speaker 9: a yard to kind of, fall into but. He didn't
58:05
Speaker 9: he had a patio and then he had this like
58:07
Speaker 9: gazebo thing covered with some. Viny plants my interpretation of
58:11
Speaker 9: how high he was and the trajectory he would have had,
58:14
Speaker 9: to go he would have ended up in. Those Vines
58:16
Speaker 9: so i'm not, really sure but it just didn't seem like,
58:19
Speaker 9: enough space and it also didn't seem like there was
58:21
Speaker 9: anything for him to be jumping, Down too like what was?
58:25
Speaker 9: He doing some people online claim that he was trying
58:27
Speaker 9: to jump down to the second floor because he was
58:29
Speaker 9: locked out of that third, Floor BALCONY but, i mean
58:32
Speaker 9: how do you get out there in the first place
58:33
Speaker 9: if he was, locked, out like and it's got these
58:36
Speaker 9: giant sliding glass doors that open, UP fully.
58:38
Speaker 6: I highly doubt he was.
58:39
Speaker 9: Locked out they would say something, more, pacific, like yeah
58:42
Speaker 9: he was trying to climb down to the second story
58:45
Speaker 9: and fell and that's. What happened, but no they just
58:47
Speaker 9: say that, He JUMPED so i. Don't know it's just
58:50
Speaker 9: one of those things that the lack of information just
58:53
Speaker 9: fuels so. Many questions the other thing about that report
58:57
Speaker 9: was how they didn't release the autopsy or coroner's report
59:01
Speaker 9: or any of the toxicology stuff to prove that he
59:04
Speaker 9: really did have that level, of intoxication because that's. Really
59:07
Speaker 9: HIGH and i talked about this in. AN episode i
59:09
Speaker 9: don't remember, which one but one of my. Previous episodes
59:12
Speaker 9: the different alcohol levels that can get you to. Different
59:15
Speaker 9: places so point three to five is considered no longer.
59:19
Speaker 9: With us you've alcohol poison yourself all the way to.
59:22
Speaker 9: The end point two five that's what they consider to
59:24
Speaker 9: be either passing out like, falling asleep or, blacking out
59:28
Speaker 9: where you're still up and moving but you're not quite.
59:30
Speaker 9: There consciously one point five is usually about the normal,
59:34
Speaker 9: Drunkenness level so for him to be at a point
59:37
Speaker 9: two seven or a point three, to one that would
59:39
Speaker 9: make him pretty drunk to the point where he was likely.
59:42
Speaker 9: BLACKED out, i know as a previous drinker who drank,
59:45
Speaker 9: A lot i could get A higher bac and handle
59:48
Speaker 9: it BETTER because i was used to drinking more and
59:51
Speaker 9: at a. Higher tolerance so the amount of alcohol in
59:54
Speaker 9: my blood was, certainly higher but my ability to handle
59:56
Speaker 9: it was, also HIGHER so i would hit point two
1:00:00
Speaker 9: five point, Three sometimes i'm sure on a. Regular BASIS
1:00:04
Speaker 9: but i also blacked out. A LOT and i can
1:00:06
Speaker 9: REMEMBER when i GOT my dui after falling asleep for
1:00:09
Speaker 9: three hours in, MY car i was woken up by
1:00:11
Speaker 9: the police and then not breathalyzed for another like maybe
1:00:14
Speaker 9: hour or two, after THAT and i still blew a
1:00:17
Speaker 9: one point. Seventy FIVE so, I mean I'M sure i
1:00:20
Speaker 9: was at that point two five, ish MARK and i was,
1:00:24
Speaker 9: still coherent coherent enough to, BE like i, can't drive that's.
1:00:27
Speaker 6: For SURE so i.
1:00:28
Speaker 9: Don't, know uh the level of alcohol in his system
1:00:32
Speaker 9: is kind of. A mystery, and THEN like i, said
1:00:34
Speaker 9: before there's all these different reports about what THE actual,
1:00:37
Speaker 9: bac was but we'll never know because it's not been
1:00:40
Speaker 9: released and we can't fact check it. For ourselves we
1:00:43
Speaker 9: just have to accept what they. Tell us pretty.
1:00:45
Speaker 1: Interesting stuff right when you see that they can't get the,
1:00:48
Speaker 1: numbers right two, point this three point that Two, point
1:00:52
Speaker 1: uh fuck, you guys you don't know what you're. Talking
1:00:55
Speaker 1: about let me take this front pack off. Real quick
1:00:58
Speaker 1: there have been many suicided cases quote unquote where they.
1:01:02
Speaker 1: Just cannot, they cannot for the life of them get
1:01:06
Speaker 1: the facts and. Figures right they'll just come out. With
1:01:09
Speaker 1: whatever oh say? It was this was That The nick.
1:01:12
Speaker 1: REINER thing i can't even tell you how many stories
1:01:16
Speaker 1: came out they found other bodies in. The house, oh,
1:01:18
Speaker 1: wait no. They didn't they, Found this oh, wait no.
1:01:21
Speaker 1: They didn't it was like news stories coming out saying.
1:01:25
Speaker 1: Different things and it's the same Thing With. Trevor moore
1:01:28
Speaker 1: they just put a bunch of JUNK out tmz. And
1:01:31
Speaker 1: shit so what did he know or what was he about?
1:01:37
Speaker 1: To say or there's one more possibility that we will
1:01:43
Speaker 1: discuss in a moment could have led to his, demis
1:01:46
Speaker 1: okay but did no one interview? The WIFE like i
1:01:52
Speaker 1: cannot find Anything where it's like he was a kind
1:01:55
Speaker 1: of a. Famous person you would think there would be
1:01:57
Speaker 1: interviews of loved ones, and shit like why do you think?
1:02:01
Speaker 1: This happened what do you? Think happened, you know where
1:02:04
Speaker 1: was the baby when? This happened did he? Wake? Up like?
1:02:08
Speaker 7: What?
1:02:09
Speaker 1: Happened like where where is the interview with? The? Wife,
1:02:13
Speaker 1: like hey person who sleeps in the same bed? With
1:02:17
Speaker 1: him any idea what could have been going? On Here
1:02:21
Speaker 1: and where the fuck was? The baby they said the baby,
1:02:24
Speaker 1: was asleep the baby was tucked in whatever was? Their
1:02:28
Speaker 1: commotion did the baby? Wake up where is the interview with?
1:02:34
Speaker 1: The wife you Know what? I'm saying did he? Commit
1:02:38
Speaker 1: suicide was this? An accident was he off?
1:02:41
Speaker 10: The?
1:02:42
Speaker 1: Wagon something can somebody find the? Wife please AND if
1:02:46
Speaker 1: i can give her? AN interview i would love. To
1:02:49
Speaker 1: know so, listen, up folks here's the more. Realistic, possibility
1:02:59
Speaker 1: okay in, these situations it always needs to cross. One's
1:03:04
Speaker 1: mind who stands to gain? From this Was He frank
1:03:11
Speaker 1: olsen because of something he knew and was going to
1:03:15
Speaker 1: say or consider this after the Death Of? Trevor moore
1:03:23
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1:03:29
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