Topic: Princess Diana

Jay Dyer criticizes mainstream media outlets like Fox News and personalities like Stephen Colbert for ignoring or mocking the Epstein story in favor of minor distractions. He lists historical precedents for elite blackmail rings, including the Jimmy Savile scandal and the "Gideon's Spies" account of Mossad operations. Dyer claims Epstein had a specific interest in Princess Diana, keeping a framed article about her divorce in his home.

A detailed report examines the 1997 death of Princess Diana, alleging a military-style hit squad and an MI6 cover-up. The segment highlights anomalies in the emergency response, the disabling of security cameras, and Diana's own 1996 note predicting her death in a car accident. The narrative suggests the crash was a "satanic ritual" and dismisses the paparazzi-focused mainstream explanation as demonstrably false.

A report by Greg Reese examines the 25th anniversary of Princess Diana's death, alleging a conspiracy involving MI6 and the Royal Family. The segment details anomalies in the 1997 Paris crash, including the 40-minute delay in medical transport, the lack of police investigation, and the disabling of security cameras. Reese suggests the crash was a "military-style hit" rather than a paparazzi-induced accident, citing a 1996 note from Diana predicting her death in a car wreck.

Greg Reese reports on the suspicious circumstances surrounding the death of actress Anne Heche, linking it to the ancient festival of Nemoralia and the death of Princess Diana. Heche was reportedly promoting a film about child sex trafficking before her fatal car crash, which some compare to the death of journalist Michael Hastings. The report suggests that intelligence agencies may use cyber attacks to remotely seize control of vehicles.

The timing of Anne Heche's death is linked to the ancient festival of Nemoralia, drawing parallels to the death of Princess Diana in Paris 25 years prior. The segment connects Heche's recent film projects on chemtrails and child sex trafficking to the mysterious 2013 death of journalist Michael Hastings. Former counterterrorism official Richard Clark is quoted regarding the possibility of remote cyber attacks on vehicles to explain Hastings' high-speed crash.

Leo Zagami, who claims a distant relation to the British Royal family, criticizes Prince Harry for calling the US First Amendment "bonkers." They discuss the Royal family's historical ties to Germany and the Nazi party. Zagami argues that the US Constitution remains the only defense against the dystopian world predicted by George Orwell.