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In this breaking news story, journalist Arden Young discusses the investigation into Pornhub and its parent company, Alo (formerly MindGeek). The investigation reveals that Pornhub is aware that children view their content and is fine with it, as it benefits their business model. Additionally, a senior scriptwriter at Alo admits to trying to convert straight men into watching gay and trans porn to expand their customer base. The investigation also uncovers the lack of age verification and the monetization of abusive videos on the site. Pornhub actively opposes laws requiring age verification and prioritizes profits over protecting children. The investigation was inspired by a New York Times article and includes undercover footage exposing the company's practices.

Interviewer: Out of all the businesses you guys could buy, why did you guys target buying Pornhub? Executive: We saw an extraordinary opportunity. The fact that we've made the acquisition should tell you this is a space that has not had mainstream investment. It's a space that's legal—it's legal, and in every Western democracy it's constitutionally protected, and it could not be outlawed even if you wanted to. But it doesn't have that legitimacy. Nobody wants to say they are the owners of a major adult company. They want the benefits of owning a major adult company without being out front and engaging with other tech businesses, government, law enforcement, regulation in the way the modern tech industry has to. We saw in this an arbitrage opportunity where people from mainstream professional networks—law, law enforcement, tech, finance, etc.—could bring this industry into the twenty-first century. We saw an extraordinary opportunity to do that with this jewel of an asset, Pornhub, and the entire company. Interviewer: I love it. Here are some stats. In 2018 Pornhub alone witnessed a jaw-dropping 5.8 billion hours of content consumption. Our average visit is about ten and a half minutes. They probably got off the computer and left the website on, but there’s a different story there. So that’s nearly 665 centuries of material over a single platform in just one year. Here’s another: the world was flocking to Pornhub in 2018 with 63,992 new visitors per minute. Is that true? 63,992 new visitors per month. Executive: About does it sound unreasonable? Interviewer: 33 and a half billion visitors. Insane. The most popular day to visit Pornhub is Sunday. You guys have all these different stats, and you even put up a stat recently on which state consumed the least while the election was going on and who was committed to it. So you’re also involved in the election stuff that’s going on. But at the same time, you’ve got a petition— Executive: More than 2,200,000 people have signed an online petition to shut down the site. Interviewer: Why do you think that is? Executive: The topic of pornography has always been a divisive one. It has to do with sexuality in general. There are always going to be different views about human sexuality, and pornography is emblematic of those. It’s sex for the public. So you’re going to have people with deeply held convictions about the proper place of sex in our society, and that’s a good debate. But you take two and a half million signatures; we have a 130,000,000 daily active users. People have voted with their mice and with their feet in terms of where they’re going. But, of course, it’s going to be a subject of public debate.

Pornhub, the largest porn website with 130 million daily users, is under investigation for hosting illegal videos, including those of minors being raped. Lila McCoy exposed the lack of safeguards in place, leading to the removal of 80% of the site's content. Victims are relieved, but the fight continues for justice.

OnlyFans is described as a platform making “billions of dollars,” taking a “twenty percent cut” from mostly Western women who sell explicit content online. The majority owner is identified as Leonid Radzinsky, described as a Ukrainian American Jew who died in March, suddenly, at forty-three, with a net worth of “four point seven billion” at his death. The transcript claims internal documents from The Lever say Radzinsky personally took “one point eight billion” in dividends from OnlyFans. It further states that Radzinsky pledged “eleven million” to APAC after October seventh, described as the single largest contribution on the list, and then attempted to hide the funding by naming himself “Mr. Anonymous,” but that it was traced back to him through wire transfers. The transcript then connects OnlyFans profits to political spending, saying the same APAC is cited as having “just spent thirty-two million dollars to unseat Thomas Massie.” The speaker argues that young American women are encouraged through social media and shows such as Euphoria to sell sexual content online, describing Euphoria as portraying “one girl's journey to become an OnlyFans star” and presenting it “in this insanely normal light,” including “fetish work” and “degrading stuff.” The transcript frames this as a cycle where young women, “unknowingly,” fund political outcomes the speaker calls “our own political demise,” and draws a parallel to Jeffrey Epstein, describing Epstein as trafficking young American women to blackmail American politicians and influence foreign policy. The transcript concludes by asserting that Radzinsky “exploits young American women through the screen” and that, while the method differs, the result is the same: “American women exploited, American democracy corrupted,” with “the same group of people” benefiting and “we are the people who lose.”

Solomon Friedman, a top defense attorney in Canada and co-founder of Ethical Capital Partners, discusses the recent acquisition of MindGeek by his company. While MindGeek continues to own popular websites like Pornhub, YouPorn, RedTube, and others, Ethical Capital Partners now owns MindGeek.

The speaker discusses the corn industry and its connection to a website owned by a company called MindGeek. They mention that MindGeek was bought by Ethical Capital Partners, co-founded by Solomon, a Jewish rabbi. The speaker expresses concern about the increasing presence of sexual content in society and how it affects young people's minds. They highlight the addictive nature of corn and its influence on culture. The speaker warns viewers, especially young people, to be cautious about what they expose their brains to, as addictive substances can permanently alter brain chemistry.

UFC is owned by TKO Group Holdings, which is owned by Endeavor Group Holdings. The CEO of TKO is Ari Emanuel, who is also the CEO of Endeavor, along with Patrick Whitesell, the executive chairman. Dana White runs the UFC. Ari Emanuel and his brother have two other brothers: one was Obama’s White House chief of staff after years in the Clinton administration, and the other works at the Center for American Progress, the Wharton School, Harvard, and the NIA; Biden named him to 16 members of the COVID nineteen advisory board. The three brothers’ father was a Zionist terrorist; all three share roles at IMG, where they are co-CEOs. IMG handles Miss Teen USA, Miss USA, Miss Universe, modeling, and sports—Premier League, PGA of America, United States Tennis Association, figure skating, motorsports, World’s Strongest Man, US Open of surfing. IMG’s ties to Epstein are cited, including allegations about Brunel and survivors’ stories. That’s who owns the UFC!

I'm gonna close with this to give you guys some idea of what we're really facing. The chairman of the Jewish Democratic Council of America, which was created by UJA Federation in the wake of the Charlottesville protests, and you know, we got Trump's “both sides” comments and “stand down or stand by” used as the context. A woman by the name of gosh—what is her name? She's involved with Mary something or other involved with Protect Democracy. She started legislating. Malicious becoming illegal. She was given tons and tons of awards for it. She started legislating how it's illegal and unlawful for American citizens who by their one A and two A, especially, the right to form and keep a well regulated militia. And she started legislating against that to remove our ability. Why? She's a democrat. Well, when you realize that the chairman of JDCA is literally Susan Stern, the former chairman of UJA, Lucky Larry Silverstein. Mark Rowan, the cofounder of Apollo Global Management, who is the previous chairman of UJA and the cofounder of Apollo with longtime Jeffrey Epstein associate Leon Black. And then you realize that that same Jeffrey Epstein also sits on the board with our boy Peter Thiel over in Palantir, Israel in Carmine. And suddenly, all these tech right wing people who came over to the other side because they saw how bad the left was, you realize they literally worked for the Israeli government. And what do I mean by the Israeli government? Would you like names? Commander of unit eighty two hundred who sits on the board of Carbine. Ray Stevens from Palantir and Andoril with Matt Gates' brother-in-law sits on the board of Carbine. These are the people that control our 911 emergency call systems. If something happens, if the government does something egregious to us, then all of a sudden, have to go through Ehud Barak and Jeffrey Epstein and and Pachas Bucharest and Michael Turtof, whose mother was literally a cofounder of Mossad and helped smuggle Yemenite Jews into mandatory Palestine with operation magic carpet. And then I realized our congress right now, as we are sitting in this space has 250 members in Israel with Benjamin Netanyahu who is a Cyrette McCall nine eleven coconspirator. FYI, for those who don't know, Cyrette McCall were the nine eleven hijackers. It wasn't brown people with boxed. And the guy that screams at us on Fox News about we need to get free crime and use my Gideon, you know, facial recognition platform. He just so happens to be Israeli special ops unit two seventeen dove devit because we can't let a good crisis go to waste. And when somebody who had mentioned, you know, Pam Bondi, Randy Fine, and who are these people working for? Pam Bondi works for Susie Wiles at Ballard Partners. Like, Randy Fine is a literal massage CIA asset from the Carl I and a mafia in Las Vegas. That's the same Las Vegas that just let the head of data and AI and the top cybersecurity official for Lagoon go when he was caught red handed in a child sex ring sting. And guess who helped him escape? The Trump administration. The thing that you guys aren't realizing is that we are right here in Bolshevik Revolution two. They are trying to turn The United States into a vassal, and they are using both sides and heinous events to justify from both sides eroding our civil liberties and removing our ability to fight back as they build their digital Palantir Skynet technocratic prison to be able to control us remotely when they eventually leave The United States and go cast their lot in with the Chinese and the communist party. You own Peter Thiel and his husband, Matt Van Zeesen, for BlackRock. Remind me who was it that just appointed the chairman of the World Economic Forum to replace Klaus Schwab? That was Larry Fink. Why? Because JD Vance's backers, like Eric Schmidt, ExxonMicro Systems helped create the Aladdin platform.

Visa and Mastercard's decision to stop processing payments on Pornhub following controversies is discussed. The speakers question the power of these companies to determine what is deemed acceptable in society. They suggest that Visa and Mastercard's actions are performative and driven by a desire for plausible deniability. The speakers mention a lawsuit alleging that Visa conspired with Pornhub to profit from sex crimes. They also discuss the role of psychologists hired by Alo, the parent company of Pornhub, to provide cover for Visa and Mastercard. The speakers express skepticism about the trustworthiness of the data provided by these psychologists. They note that Visa and Mastercard's decisions are primarily driven by their desire to make money.

We don't need the Epstein files, the information is already out there. The FBI vault has thousands of pages of documents with redactions that could be unredacted to give us leads. Instead of focusing on the files, let's look at Leslie Wexner, the bankroll behind Epstein. He's the CEO of companies involved in sex trafficking. Whitney Webb's book details how Wexner gave Epstein control over his assets, potentially shielding Wexner from knowledge of Epstein's activities. Wexner's company also bought Abercrombie & Fitch and put Mike Jeffries, who was later accused of sex trafficking, in charge. Wexner also founded organizations to support Israel, and some claim Epstein's blackmail operation was created at Israel's request. Pam Bondi claims to care and be transparent, but if she truly wanted to stop human trafficking, she could start by investigating Epstein's co-conspirators using publicly available information.

Solomon Friedman is in the studio, recognized as one of Canada's top defense attorneys and cofounder of Ethical Capital Partners. Ethical Capital Partners has acquired MindGeek, which owns popular adult websites like Pornhub, YouPorn, and RedTube. While MindGeek remains the owner of these sites, Ethical Capital Partners now holds ownership of MindGeek itself.

The speaker claims MrBeast is not independent but owned by a web of powerful media owners and investors. They say he’s connected to the same people who own other creators and were once under a group called Scale Lab. At one million subs, the speaker says MrBeast sought more money and became involved with Reed Dusher, described as the CEO of Knight Media, who allegedly facilitated a honey sponsorship and a sponsorship with Aspirian, an entity linked to a money-lending network run by a prominent family. The narrative continues that Knight Media allegedly steered MrBeast toward major deals, including a recent NBA-related arrangement and an Amazon partnership. The speaker claims Alpha Wave Gamma invested $300 million, run by Rick Gerson, who purportedly knows high-profile figures. The closing question asks why MrBeast refused an interview and what the mentioned entities have in common.

Elon Musk was forced to release the names of X co-purchasers, including Larry Ellison via the Lawrence J Ellison Revocable Trust. Oracle data collection software started as a secret CIA project three years before Ellison created Oracle, even keeping the name "Project Oracle." Oracle's biggest contracts were always with the CIA. Elon Musk uses the illusion of freedom of speech as a smokescreen. X is like every other social media platform, a data collection software with ties to the CIA. Sean Combs Capital was also on the list of purchasers, adding spy software to Diddy's investments.

The UFC is owned by TKO Group Holdings, a subsidiary of Endeavor Group Holdings, led by CEO Ari Emanuel. Emanuel's father was part of a Zionist paramilitary group. The company also owns IMG, involved in sports, modeling, and events. IMG had ties to Jeffrey Epstein. The Emanuel brothers have held high positions in the Clinton, Obama, and Biden administrations. They control major sports and modeling industries, raising concerns about ties to sexual exploitation. The video suggests reflecting on the implications of such ownership in various industries.

The porn industry was influenced by Jewish individuals like Reuben Sturman, who controlled the distribution of adult content in the 80s. Sturman faced legal issues for obscenity and tax evasion. Jewish people dominated the industry, with male performers being mostly Jewish and female performers Roman Catholic. Business owners in the industry had Jewish connections.

Alight. Quick recap of the Rumble influencer pipeline and the web it maps to. Steven Crowder is described as being funded by Jacked Up, My Patriot Supply, American Financing, Pure Talk, and Tax Network USA. Pure Talk also sponsors a wide roster: Sean Hannity, Mark Levin, Dennis Prager, Clay Travis, Buck Sexton, Reagan Conrad, Michael Knowles, Ben Shapiro, Candace Owens, and Tucker Carlson. PureTalk is owned by Tellrite Holdings, run by Reggie McFarland. Tellrite Holdings also owns h2o Wireless and Locust Communications Incorporated. On the Tellrite board sit Brian Lyle, Kelly Jessel, Michael Jeffroy, and Brian Rathman. Tax Network USA sponsors include Reagan Conrad, Michael Knowles, Ben Shapiro, Grant Stinchfield, Matt Walsh, Jordan Peterson, Lex Fridman, Amy Jo Clark, and Miriam Weaver of Chick’s on the Right, as well as Bill O’Reilly, Megyn Kelly, Charlie Kirk, Candace Owens, and Kimberly Guilfoyle, along with Rumble brand Russell Brand, Dave Rubin, and Donald Trump Jr. The speaker notes they did not fully investigate the following but mentions them in relation to the network: 17 Seventy Five Coffee with Ross Russell Brand, Dave Rubin, Donald Trump Jr., Kimberly Guilfoyle again, Roseanne Barr, and a redacted entry. Other names listed under “lumpy potato” include Abigail Joy, Alex Zidra, Steve Gruber, Brian O’Shea, Fresh and Fitz, Myron Gaines, and Walter Weeks, as well as Andrew Tate and Tristan Tate, Matt Coors, JP Sears, Elijah Schaefer, Laura Loomer, Viva Frey, and Jimmy Dorr. Under The Wellness Company, names include Kimberly Guilfoyle, Candace Owens, Charlie Kirk, Megan Kelly, Clayton and Natalie Morris of redacted again, Roseanne again, Jack Posobik (likely Jack Pesobiak), Michael Flynn, Aaron Wexler, Jessica Reed Krause, DC Drano, Chad Prather, Benny Johnson, Liz Wheeler, Brett Weinstein, Alex Stein, Kyle Sarafan, Alex Clark, the Quartering, John Frederick, Sebastian Gorka, Todd Starnes, Doctor Kelly Victory (died suddenly), David Kayett, Breitbart, Kim Iverson, Tracy Beans, Matt Kim, Jim Ferguson, John Solomon, Naomi Wolf, Kali Fontanilla, Strange Planet, Truth Seeker, Shannon Joy, Alex Jones, Glenn Greenwald, Real Americas Voice, Salty Cracker, James O’Keefe, Mel Kay, Patriot Barbie, Jules Jones, Ted Nugent, People’s Voice, Newsmax, and Daily Clout. These all roll up to Colson Capital, owned by Foster Colson. Colson Capital also owns Positive, sponsor of Laura Loomer (noting she was made to eat dog food). Colson Capital owns Zelenko Labs, created by Vladimir Zelenko, and sponsors X-22 Report, SGT Report, Clay Clark, FlyOver Conservatives, Mel Kay (already on the wellness list), Stu Peters, Steel Truth, and John Fredericks. Holistic Goddess, Be Naked, Vigilant News Network, Injected Five G Free are named in association. Colson Capital also owns a nanotech venture, Nanobiosym, with Tenley Albright of the Alfalfa Club on its board, and Robert S. Langer (cofounder of Moderna) connected through related ventures. Langer sits in roles tied to Lindis Health, Bind Therapeutics, Living Proof, Momenta, Pervasive, Sigilion Therapeutics; Lindis Health was funded by Peter Thiel. Langer is tied to David Koch. Nanobiosym’s leadership and affiliations include Anita Goel, who studied at Harvard, MIT, and Stanford. She is the nanotech advisor to Lockheed Martin, and serves on the scientific advisory boards for PepsiCo; she has worked with the Air Force Office of Scientific Research, DARPA, the Department of Defense, the Department of Energy, the National Science Foundation, USAID, and Health and Human Services. She sits on boards with Indian Nano, Beyond Institute for Fundamental Concepts and Physics, the Boston Museum of Science’s World Technology Institute, the Santa Fe Institute, NIH review panels for Nanotech, and related groups. She has worked with John Kerry, Tony Blair, and served on Barack Obama’s President’s Council of Advisors. The speaker notes that Robert Langer was at MIT when Jeffrey Epstein donations were made, calling it a rabbit hole to explore. The ask remains to find more information on Tax Network USA’s funding and who funds it. The speaker closes by saying, if any names listed are real, they’re getting paid to lie to you about stuff, and announces: we will be back with another episode of Lies and Ties tomorrow night, looking at Michael Shellenberger, with Trevor Fitzgibbon’s connections and expanding the web to see what other brands are paying people to lie to you as well.

The discussion opens with Speaker 0 criticizing the idea of Judeo-Christian values and contrasting Judaism with Christianity. He references a tweet by Daniel h about rabbi Solomon Friedman purchasing the world’s largest pornography company and argues that the rabbi’s goal is to legitimize pornography and erase taboos so it can spread, linking this to his own demonetization on YouTube, loss of TikTok accounts, bans on LinkedIn and Instagram, and suspensions on Twitter. He asserts that despite his losses, “people like this evil sick bastard get platform” and use that platform to fund APAC, which allegedly uses money to buy politicians, rig elections, and restrict Americans’ rights, to force “this trash on our children.” Speaker 1 (the interviewer) asks why, among many businesses, they targeted buying Pornhub. Speaker 2 (the interviewee) explains the motive: they saw an extraordinary opportunity in a space that has not received mainstream investment. He notes that porn is legal and constitutionally protected in Western democracies, but it lacks legitimacy. He says that nobody wanted to be openly associated with owning a major adult company; many wanted the benefits without public engagement with other tech, government, or regulation. They viewed an arbitrage opportunity to bring the industry into the twenty-first century by owning Pornhub and the broader company, engaging with law enforcement, regulation, and mainstream tech, finance, and legal networks. Speaker 3 replays a Candace-style clip about “they,” discussing the use and meaning of the word they. They debate whether “they” implies Jews, with Speaker 3 arguing that “they” can refer to anyone and criticizing the tactic as a fear-inducing way to stifle speech. They explain that if they mean Jews, they will say Jews, and if they mean Israel, they will say Israel; they distinguish discussing Jews, Zionists, or Israel from broader groups. Speaker 1 asks for clarification, and Speaker 3 asserts a long-standing trope about “they” and confirms the discomfort with the idea that saying “they” automatically targets Jews, insisting they will name Jews or Zionists when those are the subjects. Speaker 0 concludes by reiterating the usage: when they say “they” own the media, control politicians, and influence Pornhub and OnlyFans, they are referring to “they,” specifically noting that “they will be the downfall of our civilization if we, the American people, don’t wake up.” He states that “you know exactly who we are talking about when we say they.”

We explain why Pornhub was targeted for acquisition: there is an extraordinary opportunity in a space with little mainstream investment and where pornography is legal and constitutionally protected in Western democracies, yet lacks legitimacy in modern tech, law enforcement, and regulation circles. The idea is that owning a major adult company allows bringing the industry into the twenty-first century by leveraging mainstream professional networks from law, law enforcement, tech, and finance to engage with government and regulation. The acquisition is seen as an arbitrage play where mainstream owners could advance the industry’s acceptance and framework, with Pornhub as a “jewel of an asset” for the broader business. The conversation provides several statistics about Pornhub’s scale and activity: in 2018, Pornhub alone witnessed 5.8 billion hours of content consumption. The average visit is about 10.5 minutes. This implies nearly 665 centuries of material viewed on a single platform in one year. In 2018, the world was flocking to Pornhub with 63,992 new visitors per minute. The total number of visitors is stated as 33.5 billion. The most popular day to visit Pornhub is Sunday. There is also a note about a recent stat showing which state consumed the least during the election period, and involvement in election-related activity. On public response, there is a petition: more than 2,200,000 people have signed an online petition to shut down the site. The rationale given for the petition relates to the divisive nature of pornography and the broader topic of sexuality. The response emphasizes the scale of usage: 130,000,000 daily active users. The speaker attributes the petition to differing views on the proper place of sex in society and characterizes pornography as emblematic of those debates, noting that there will always be deeply held convictions about sexuality and the place of sex in public discourse.