Patrick Bet-David, Tom Ellsworth, Vincent Oshana, and Adam Sosnick are joined by comedian Andrew Schulz as they cover the release of the JFK assassination files, Don Lemon getting sexually harassed at CNN, and Kanye West's unhinged rant against Beyonce and Jay-Z.------🌸 THE VT SPRING COLLECTION: https://bit.ly/4kK4tVh📕 CELEBRATE NATIONAL READING MONTH: https://bit.ly/43xPwPI👕 GET THE LATEST VT MERCH: https://bit.ly/3BZbD6l📕 PBD'S BOOK "THE ACADEMY": https://bit.ly/41rtEV4📰 VTNEWS.AI: https://bit.ly/3OExClZ🎙️ FOLLOW THE PODCAST ON SPOTIFY: https://bit.ly/4g57zR2💬 TEXT US: Text “PODCAST” to 310-340-1132 to get the latest updates in real-time!ABOUT US: Patrick Bet-David is the founder and CEO of Valuetainment Media. He is the author of the #1 Wall Street Journal Bestseller “Your Next Five Moves” (Simon & Schuster) and a father of 2 boys and 2 girls. He currently resides in Ft. Lauderdale, Florida.
Chapter 1: Who is Andrew Schulz and why is he special?
That's it. Okay, folks, we have a special guest in the house. Let me tell you why he's so special. He is so special because we had a chance to go watch this guy's show called Life. I went with my wife and Vinny, and I think Adam was there and Tom was there. Let me tell you, whatever you're doing this weekend, add to your to-do list, watch his special. Just do me a favor and watch it.
Manect me after you're done watching it, but go watch his special. You'll thank me later. And by the way, watch it with your wife, maybe not with your kids, but definitely with your wife. You will crack up. Let me tell you what's happening with this guy a little bit to understand how big of a deal he is.
A few years ago, when we got acclimated, we started building a relationship, he was famous, but not famous like today. You could text him, and it was like 30 minutes. Boom, we're going back and forth all this stuff. But then when levels of fame increases, it goes to a day, a week. He's not at the month yet, to a year. But let me tell you where it got to.
It got to a point that he got so famous that I used to call... I would say, hey, Andrew, how you doing? This is Larry Andrew Schultz Handler. How can I help you? He's graduated to that level of wealth. He's making money like never before, like never before. And you know he's got the savings because of the haircut he got. He saves that money. He's very committed to saving money. Got a family.
But at the same time, when I think about him and his swagger, his walk, he talks to all these shows and the way he does it, If the Rat Pack was alive, he would be one of them. He'd be part of that crew because he's that guy. He's likable. He's a stud of a guy, respected by everybody. And I think in the next couple years, he's going to get a massive back from somebody. I don't know who it is.
I'm just putting it out there. Wow. I think he's going to get some big money in the next couple years. The day that happens, I'm calling him for a loan that I'm probably going to talk to his handler. But with that being said, the great Andrew Schultz is in the house.
How you doing, man? How you feeling? Thank you. These are all lies that you're telling.
All lies. I respond immediately.
No, no, he actually does respond. I'm just giving him a hard time.
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Chapter 2: What revelations are in the JFK files?
It is what it is, man. He's just working backwards. But it is what it is. One of these days. Vinny, on the other hand, is living a different life. But stories.
It's called celibacy.
The reason why Schultz is here is because Schultz is going to tell us. I asked him. I said, Schultz, before you come here. Specifically, I said three things I want you to do, but the most important thing, I need you to read the 80,000 pages of the JFK file. So he read it last night. He's ready. I got it for you. He's going to give us a breakdown on what happened with that.
He's our private investigator. So it's very easy. We'll go through that.
We figured it out. Didn't even wait for it. That's what everybody was looking for, right?
That was it. We were supposed to keep that a secret. That was on page 80,000. All right.
We got that to talk about. We got Ripple. For those of you guys that are XRP, I made a video about Ripple a few weeks ago. So many Bitcoin people were Ethereum, so pissed off. But the lawsuit was just dropped. Can you imagine that? Pretty crazy stuff. A few other things. Daily Wire CEO steps down. Jeremy Boring. We'll talk about that. Don Lemon says women at CNN sexually harassed him.
including one who touched his nipples.
What?
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Chapter 3: Did the CIA have a role in the JFK assassination?
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Vinny, JFK Files. I'm going to read this to you. So we are told, Rob, that 80,000 pages are being dropped. 80,000 pages are being dropped. And this is something a lot of people have been waiting for. The president says we're not going to redact any of it. We're going to share all of it with everybody. Once it is released, one by one by one, different research people are going through it.
Well, I'm going to notice this. I'm going to look for this. I'm going to look for that. Vinny, so far, what have you seen? Because what I see here from Newsweek, Lee Harvey Oswald was poor shot, JFK file reveals. CIA responsible for JFK assassination. Agent says, this is Newsweek. What do the JFK files reveal about Lee Harvey Oswald and Jack Ruby?
Okay, this is the Hindustanian Times, which, of course, you got to trust those guys because they do a great job. But let me read what they released. And then what I got here, Vinny, I'm going to come to you next. Here we go. So... What has it written?
1,123 pages released Tuesday by President Trump detailing Lee Harvey Oswald's pre-'63 assassination travels, including to Finland, Mexico City, Soviet, Cuban embassies, where he sought a Cuban visa per the National Archives files, an FBI memo from Director J. Edgar Hoover written hours after Oswald's death, urges per the files to assure the public that Oswald was the one who killed Kennedy amid his arrest for shooting JFK in Dallas, with Trump noting,
We have a tremendous amount of paper. You've got a lot of reading, ties that know it, with files showing links to gambling, racketeering from Chicago roots of Jacob Rubenstein, procurator Stephen Fagan, great last name, who said Ruby is for some people the Rosetta Stone that you can use to unwrap the entire Kennedy conspiracy theory. We've got a bunch of things to show you here.
Vinny, take it away.
Well, yesterday on The Unusual Suspects, Conor made a really good point. They released 80,000, a lot of them that are old, a lot of nothing that was so outlandish where we're like, oh, my God, it was this person definitively. But he made a great point where he said, whatever you were looking for, whatever you wanted – From whatever point of view, you got it that day.
If you thought Israel was responsible, guess what? There was enough in there for somebody to have the conclusion that Israel, especially because they were... Andrew's sitting right next to me. I apologize. I know. I apologize. So the fact that, you know... Am I the resident Jew?
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Chapter 4: What is the controversy surrounding transgender issues?
with cia and he will be killed after he does the kill and he is allegedly uh an assassin being trained to kill kennedy and this guy's bringing this in august right august something team three months before three and a half months yeah august 15th and so it's true that you got everything you wanted but what you really saw here is there's a bunch of documents that seem to say
that what the Underhill letter said is a group of people in the CIA were training Oswald, had contact with Ruby, and people were pointing to it. So the one thing that everybody thought, isn't it weird that Alan Dulles of the CIA was on the Warren Commission making sure that things were in or not in? Guess what? That now really looks like a legitimate statement.
I mean, a lot of research went into Roger Stone's book, and he said that. And now we've got all these documents that seem to be pointing very conclusively that the CIA had fingerprints on Oswald's travel, fingerprints on Underhill, fingerprints with a Russian ambassador, where people are saying, look, Oswald's a shooter, one of them, and then he's going to be killed.
Andrew, how much do you care about this?
Zero almost. Really? Yeah, it's so weird. Like, I've been trying to care. Yeah. Tell me why. Tell me why it's zero. I don't know. It's like, I think it's more that, you know, everything in media has become a Rorschach test. Where it's just like, what you already feel is what you're going to see. So... I don't know if any like hearts or minds are changed by this information.
There's no conclusive information. Like you were saying, if you want to blame the Jews, there's enough to blame the Jews. If you want to blame the CIA, there's enough to blame the CIA. If you want to blame the president of Mexico, I thought he was in there for some reason as well. And it's just like there's nothing conclusive enough to get everybody to agree on one thing.
So everybody continues to go down their little rabbit holes and then we don't get anywhere. And then the discourse just continues online and everybody just kind of complains. So it's like, what is the solution? What do we really want out of it?
What would you like to know? I think for you, though, because I think the audience cares to know your opinion. You're a guy that's—comedians are brilliant, and they're very smart, and you're not just a comedian. You're a very smart guy. Your camera's off. One can have a six-hour conversation dinner with you, and it's going to be actually a very good conversation.
100%.
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Chapter 5: How does society handle allegations of sexual harassment?
Yeah.
I mean, look, I just sold a company two and a half years ago. You know how many times when you go through this, you see bribery happening with different things? Hey, we'll do this for you to turn against this, and we'll do that to turn against. Then you watch everybody. You're like, all right, well, I thought that guy was 100%. Okay, that's what's going on. I thought this guy was.
These types of things happen in so many situations. That's not an indictment on everybody in the company. However, let me ask you another question. Say it comes out that actually Israel was involved. What does it change for you? If Israel was involved? Let's just say Israel was involved. And what does that change for you? If they were involved? Immediate accountability. Immediate accountability.
Absolutely. Okay. And what does that mean?
Well, are those people still around? Are those people still in parliament? Probably not. So none of them are alive. None of them are here.
62 years ago, if they were 30 years old then, they're probably 92 years old today. So there's a 95% chance none of them are alive. If they were over 30. I'm just kind of doing math.
I mean, immediate extradition if they are, as I'm sure Israel has done in the past with Nazis that they've found around the world. Immediate extradition, death penalty on public in America, fire, pay-per-view. Immediate, if that was the case. Yeah. Like, I mean, if it's proven guilty, you have to obviously give them due process. But 100 percent.
And I think that that would like greatly fracture the trust because understand like people are emotional beings. So like the perception of a relationship matters. Like right now, there's a great fracture, I think, between the with the perception of America and Israel's relationship. And you should be able to criticize every fucking country.
I hate this idea that like you can't criticize them like we criticize America. Half of America shits on America every single day. The other half shits on America every single day. But we can't question like what another country is doing because we're allies. Bullshit. No, you should not. Every single country can get it or should be criticized a thousand percent.
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Chapter 6: What are the implications of false hate crime accusations?
I think what you're talking about like they're – lack of ability to kind of understand where kind of mainstream America's sentiments are?
The only guy that's saying we screwed up with transgender is Newsom. The only guy that's sitting there... Well, he wants to be president.
He wants to be.
He reads like he's got to get to the center, but everybody else is like, no, trans this, and, you know, we still believe in this, and we, you know, that is not fair, and they... You better call him, you know, a woman because she is a woman. No, he's a man. No. And there's the ruckus on what was it? House Congress.
Rob, the one congressman got up and speaks and they were upset because somebody called him, sir. You know which one I'm talking about?
Yes.
Yeah. I mean, they still don't want to give that up. That's a dude. Right.
Which one? Which one? The senator. There's a congressman that's trans. Is that what you're saying? Of course. This one right here.
Go for it.
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