Topic: Handlers

The conversation turns to the Epstein files and the alleged existence of a satanic pedophile elite. Jason Hollis shares an anecdote about working with a soulless A-list star who required four handlers to function. He also claims to have encountered celebrities who openly discussed cannibalism, suggesting that high-level entertainment circles involve increasingly extreme and disturbing fetishes.

Marco Rubio's political shift is attributed to potential blackmail or a change in "controllers" rather than a genuine change of heart. Kamala Harris's refusal to appear on Joe Rogan's podcast is discussed, with claims that she cannot function without handlers and pre-approved rules. The segment contrasts this with Donald Trump's willingness to engage in long-form, unscripted conversations.

The film *Into the Light* by Mike Smith explores the connections between intelligence agencies and major media organizations. The segment suggests that talent agencies like CAA and UTA act as "handlers" for media personalities, guiding their careers in alignment with establishment interests. This structure ensures that mainstream narratives remain tightly controlled.

White House staff, referred to as "Karens," are observed strictly controlling President Joe Biden's interactions with the press. Footage from recent events shows handlers rushing reporters away and physically directing the President. This behavior is compared to past incidents where staff in Easter Bunny costumes guided Biden on the White House lawn, leading to questions about who is actually managing executive decisions.

Guest host Jay Dyer discusses the phenomenon of celebrity handlers, citing recent public outbursts from Kanye West and Britney Spears as evidence of "deep state" control. He references Kanye's leaked texts regarding psychiatric commitment and Britney's conservatorship as modern examples of psychological handling. Dyer argues that these celebrities are often drugged into submission when they deviate from the establishment narrative.

Dr. Victory details the medical reality that there is no cure for Biden’s alleged condition, only medications to temporarily manage symptoms like rigidity or word-finding. She describes his "angry, inappropriate outbursts" as typical frontal lobe behaviors associated with dementia. The segment concludes that Biden is being heavily managed by handlers to prevent him from "spilling the beans" or having a total collapse in public.

President Biden's frequent vacations to Delaware are criticized, with footage showing him being "whisked away" by handlers to avoid media questions. During a beach stroll, Biden was observed interacting with children while his staff prevented adults from approaching. The host characterizes these interactions and Biden's confused statements about his family as evidence of advanced dementia and a lack of transparency.

Joel Skousen, editor of the World Affairs Brief, joins the show to discuss the "puppet" Biden regime and the imminent Russian attack on Ukraine. Skousen argues that Biden is managed by multiple globalist handlers due to his incompetence. He predicts that Putin will soon launch a major military operation to take back Ukraine as part of a larger plan to reconstitute the Soviet Union.

Owen Shroyer reflects on the January 6th Capitol riot, suggesting that conservatives were "too nice" and should have been proud of the event instead of letting the media control the narrative. He then pivots to reports of vaccine side effects among celebrities, mentioning Eric Clapton’s fear of losing his guitar-playing ability and Chelsea Handler’s report of becoming deaf in one ear after her second Moderna shot.