Trump talks Conspiracy on Joe Rogan

 

Donald Trump has appeared on the Joe Rogan Experience, an obligatory rite of passage for almost any potential American political leader these days. The YouTube video alone has had over thirteen million views, at the time of writing. The mainstream media must be seething with envy over those viewing figures, but they have only themselves to blame for that. There are so many issues raised in this very detailed discussion; but I was, of course, most keen to hear those of a conspiratorial nature. Could Trump be the Disclosure President? I suppose the obvious question is: why should we even ask that when he has been US president already, from 2017 to 2021, and he didn't do Disclosure then? Perhaps, but also it could be that times have changed since then. Contrary to popular belief, the US president does not have unlimited power, especially over domestic politics. As always, Trump mentions many conspiracy theories in a positive light. He uses the term "Big Pharma" and says that he wants his former rival-turned-supporter Robert F Kennedy Jr to be a part of his new administration, although his disagrees with RFK about fossil fuels. As we all know, Kennedy is one of the leaders in the movement trying to expose the health crisis caused by a certain popular medical treatment that was meant to protect us from an infectious disease. He also brings up the JFK files, as he has before. Trump famously did not release the files he promised to during his first term in office. According to the lawyer, journalist and former Supreme Court candidate, Andrew Napolitano, Trump had told him when pressed that he had decided not to release the files after reviewing the situation. Napolitano describes the president as being scared; as if he might meet the same fate as the subject of the files. The conversation, according to Napolitano, went thus: "I said, 'you promised you would release the records of the JFK assassination.' He said to me, 'Judge, if they showed you what they showed me, you wouldn't have released it either.' And I said, 'who's they? And what did they show you?' And then he said, 'Judge, someday when we're on the phone.' And then he raised his voice, 'And there aren't 15 people listening to the phone call,' back to a normal voice. 'I'll tell you.'" Source: https://x.com/CollinRugg/status/1768798757909610701. Trump told Joe Rogan in this current interview that he would open the JFK files. It is a time for "cleansing"; although he added: "I can't tell you if you will find anything of interest." He said that the reason he failed last time was because of data protection issues. He was asked not to release the files by "very good talented people". He said there might be some national security issues that he might not necessarily know about. This sounds like he is signalling that all is not well at the Washington mill. Indeed if the US president lacks the necessary authority to know what his own government is doing, you could say that. Amazingly he said there is also a secret government file on Martin Luther King, somebody supposedly assassinated by "another lone nutter". He has promised to release the JFK files this time "almost immediately on entering office."
 
Oddly enough it was the guest who raised the subject of UFO's, not Joe. President Trump said he has been told "a lot". Unfortunately he didn't tell Joe much that he has not already said in his interview with Lex Friedman. Trump said he has personally interviewed pilots, he didn't specify what kind, who told him they'd seen things like "a round ball" that was not a comet or meteor capable of hypersonic speeds, one of the five observables. I got the impression that Trump was uncomfortable with Joe's questions. Joe seems to sense that and softens them a bit to addressing the probes on Mars and the presence of Chinese drones and balloons. Joe eventually switches the conversation back onto the express track. He talks about the Nimitz footage. Trump then obtrusively changes the subject. Source: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=hBMoPUAeLnY. What does this tell us? There are professional statement analysts like Peter Hyatt who no doubt would be able to pick apart every word and even every syllable uttered by the president. I regard statement analysis as an important tool, but I tend not to put too much weight on it. In the modern Conspirasphere, the individuals who focus on statement analysis tend to be the same characters who have abandoned all other forms of scholarship. For them, statement analysis is not just one tool in a big toolbox; it is a replacement for all the other tools. I don't think you need Hyatt's skills to see that Trump is evasive and uncommitted to this subject. Does this mean we should reject all possibilities that Trump can be the Disclosure President? No. It could be his prevarication is a result of him still being over a week away from the election. If there are people among his supporters and protectors who want Disclosure, they may have a plan that doesn't involve jumping into the fray too early. I think Trump deserves another chance. However, what about the other candidate, Kamala Harris? She has never mentioned UFO's, to my knowledge; and she has declined the invitation to appear on the Joe Rogan Experience, which does not bode well for her campaign.
See here for background: https://hpanwo.blogspot.com/2023/11/jfk-portal.html.
And: https://hpanwo.blogspot.com/2021/01/donald-trump-portal.html.
And: https://hpanwo.blogspot.com/2020/02/ufo-disclosure-portal.html.