Topic: Apollo

NASA is preparing for the Artemis 2 mission, which claims to send humans deeper into space than ever before. Alex Jones expresses skepticism, suggesting the mission is a distraction or a cover for a more advanced "secret space program." He references Congressman Matt Gaetz's comments on classified briefings regarding non-human intelligence and "alien breeding programs."

Fox News reports on the Artemis 2 mission, which aims to send humans to the dark side of the moon for the first time. The host and JP Sears express skepticism, suggesting the mission is a distraction or a cover for a secret program. They characterize NASA as an intelligence agency and question the validity of the original 1969 Apollo moon landing.

Apollo Capital Management and BlackRock have reportedly capped redemptions, preventing investors from withdrawing their funds. Blackstone is accused of using institutional money to buy residential housing, making it unaffordable for individuals. Allegations of insider trading surface regarding Howard Lutnick betting against his own tariff policies.

Leon Black, co-founder of Apollo Global Management, is identified as a key figure in the Epstein files with over 8,000 mentions. Black reportedly paid Epstein $160 million for "tax mitigation strategies" that helped him avoid $1.3 billion in taxes. The hosts point out that Apollo manages hundreds of billions in public pension and retirement funds, making Black's character and associations a matter of significant public interest.

The hosts discuss the recent appointment of Leon Black's son, Ben Black, to a high-level position in the U.S. International Development Finance Corporation. They argue that this represents a "marriage" between private capital and federal economic policy, where decisions are made "in-house" for the benefit of elite families. The segment highlights the potential for conflicts of interest when the children of private equity moguls dictate government investment strategies.

The concept of a "breakaway civilization" that has surpassed the rest of humanity technologically is discussed in the context of Eisenhower's 1961 farewell address. Dr. Greer suggests that while the 1969 moon landing occurred, it was a "show" for the public that masked the existence of much more advanced anti-gravity craft. The goal for the current generation is to transition toward "cosmic peace" and the release of these suppressed technologies.

The discussion shifts from falling domestic energy prices to the upcoming disclosure of UFO and alien files. Guest "Dark Journalist" Daniel Lis is introduced to provide expert analysis on secret government projects and unidentified aerial phenomena. The segment references historical claims from Apollo astronauts like Buzz Aldrin regarding unidentified craft following lunar missions.

Billionaire Leon Black paid $62.5 million to the U.S. Virgin Islands to settle claims related to Jeffrey Epstein, following previous payments of $158 million for "services." Newly released documents include allegations of violent rape against Black. Additionally, emails between Woody Allen and Epstein surfaced, featuring disturbing jokes about cannibalism and Epstein paying for Allen's children's private school tuition.

Billionaire Leon Black, founder of Apollo Global Management, faces disturbing allegations in the Epstein files involving the abuse of minors. Harrison Smith notes that Black's company owns Life Touch, the dominant school photography firm in the U.S., raising concerns about data privacy and facial recognition of children. Smith argues that schools should cancel contracts with companies tied to Epstein associates as a matter of safety.

Life Touch CEO Ken Murphy issues a statement denying that student images are shared with Apollo Global Management or used for AI training. Harrison Smith argues the statement is insufficient and calls for the company to divest from Apollo funds entirely. He uses the situation to criticize the consolidation of industries under mega-firms like BlackRock and Vanguard, which he links to the Epstein network.

A secret space program has allegedly continued large-scale development using public funds since the last official moon mission, Apollo 17, in 1972. By framing UFOs as a threat, the "Continuity of Government" (COG) players aim to bypass public disclosure and introduce "breakaway technology" under emergency mandates. This infrastructure is reportedly hidden within the same secrecy protocols used for underground bases and Northcom operations.

A brief tangent covers the ethical development of AI, with DiRico arguing that the technology should be run with a "prayerful mindset" rather than by materialists in San Francisco. The conversation shifts to a lighthearted debate on the validity of the Apollo moon landing videos and the cultural return of the mullet hairstyle among "tech bros" and Appalachians.

The discussion explores the existence of a "breakaway civilization" possessing technology far beyond public knowledge, including craft capable of instant acceleration to Mach 100 and 90-degree turns. Jones references Plato’s accounts of Atlantis and ancient flying machines, suggesting that a secret human elite has maintained advanced technology for millennia. This segment posits that the current UFO "invasion" is a precursor to a major announcement or a rollout of this hidden technology.

Jason Bermas reviews the history of spacewalks, noting that the Soviet Union led the early space race with the first multi-crewed missions and the first woman in space. He compares historical footage of tethered spacewalks to modern "untethered" claims, expressing skepticism about the authenticity of the latter. Bermas references the film "2001: A Space Odyssey" as a template for how the public perceives space travel.

The host questions the validity of NASA's moon landings, citing footage from 1966 that allegedly shows astronauts in harnesses. She discusses the transition of NACA to NASA and the involvement of Nazi scientists through Operation Paperclip. Dally also finds it suspicious that space missions are named after Greek gods like Apollo and Artemis, suggesting the entire space program may be a massive money-laundering operation for billionaires.

Dark Journalist and Alex Jones discuss the 50-year absence of manned moon missions since 1972, suggesting that NASA has covered up artifacts on the lunar surface. The guest references Ingo Swann's book "Penetration," which claims remote viewers saw a "gigantic infrastructure" on the moon. They argue that the transition to corporate-led space exploration is a way to remove public oversight and hide advanced technology.

Historical footage from Apollo missions and the International Space Station is discussed, showing unidentified objects being targeted by beams from Earth. This is linked to the Strategic Defense Initiative (SDI) or "Star Wars" program. The host recounts a childhood memory of seeing secret stealth aircraft decades before they were officially revealed, illustrating how advanced government technology is often mistaken for extraterrestrial craft.

A broadcast segment features the historical recording of the Apollo 8 crew reading from the Book of Genesis during their 1968 lunar orbit. This is followed by a promotion for the Banned.Video platform, which hosts content from various independent creators and InfoWars reporters. The segment encourages viewers to share videos to bypass mainstream media censorship and trigger a "chain reaction of awakening."

Kate Dalley expresses skepticism regarding the 1969 moon landing, citing the "primitive" technology of the era, such as "rabbit ears" on TVs. She questions how astronauts survived lethal space radiation in a "foil-wrapped tin can" with unpressurized suits. Dalley notes that NASA allegedly lost 700 cartons of evidence and documentation related to the mission, which she finds suspicious.

The White House is seeking $65 billion for a pandemic preparedness program that critics claim will transform the economy into a system of COVID enforcers and contact tracers. Global leaders, including Justin Trudeau, are accused of using the pandemic as a pretext for future "climate lockdowns." These plans are linked to previous Rockefeller Foundation documents and the writings of Klaus Schwab regarding the end of traditional prosperity.