[00:00:10] As much money has been spent to brainwash you, you would actually feel really special. The Kate Dalley Show starts now. This is my happy place. I love being up here in space. It's just fun. You know, every day you do something that's work, quote unquote, you can do it upside down. You can do it sideways. So it adds a little different perspective. And you know, about staying up here longer. As they circled endlessly around the Earth, the pair insisted they were not stuck in space
[00:00:39] as the global news media kept saying and were, in fact, having a lovely time up there. Get ready for Christmas holidays. And Christmas in December. It's a great time of year up here. We get to spend it with all of our family up on the International Space Station. They stayed busy up there with scientific experiments. Williams also participated in a spacewalk in January. Finally, a new spacecraft blasted off for the station.
[00:01:05] Not Boeing this time, but one of Elon Musk's SpaceX Dragons. The astronauts said farewell to their space friends and, along with a Russian and an American crew member, boarded the Dragon for the ride home. Interesting. A couple things I noticed on that, by the way. I don't know. I didn't realize that you could get your roots done in space. Sunny came back with her roots all done.
[00:01:35] So that was after the almost year up in space. So that was kind of an interesting thing. I was a little shocked by that. I didn't know you could do that. And I was so glad that they all had Christmas gear, like Christmas hats and things like that, that were stored away for them to use just in case they got stuck up there way longer than the original mission. I think it was, what, 10 days or something.
[00:01:58] So anyway, on that note, I just want to say hi to Melissa. Midwest Melissa's on with me. Welcome to the Kate Daly Show. I just have to jump in here, Kate, because she just said you could do all these things in so many different ways. Maybe she did her roots upside down. Maybe so. I mean, they love. I'm thinking she did. They love to do the whole upside down thing. And so, yeah, I guess it's super fun up there when you're stuck up there with not enough supplies. And anyways.
[00:02:28] I wondered if they played ground control to Major Tom at them at any point. I don't know. But there's something really wonky. And here's a message from the president. And they played ground control to Major. There's something wonky about that whole story. Yeah, there was some really weird things. So that, honestly, a lot of people were talking about. So I know that I'm in shared information land with a lot of people going, what? This is a little too much. Can I tell you my favorite part, though? Okay.
[00:02:56] My absolute favorite part was after the capsule splashed down and the dolphins appeared. Frolicking was the word that the media kept using. The dolphins were frolicking. Go ahead. If you're a fan of hitchhiker's guide stuff, my husband, I was showing my husband, he goes, were the dolphins singing so long and thanks for all the fish?
[00:03:23] You know, it's so fascinating that in 1969 we were able to, with zero technology, not even a remote that actually really truly worked for a TV, we were able to have zero problems. But in the year 2025, we have them stuck up there. And I'm not quite sure why Elon's rocket didn't go up and take them out of space, you know, when the mission ended. So it's a little weird. A little weird.
[00:03:52] I guess we're supposed to believe all that. I can totally believe that. Look who was the president. I can totally believe that Biden was like, what? Right. Did no one have the auto pen to sign the order to go get him? Who knows? NASA does what NASA wants with its big black budget that no one seems to know where that money's really going. And so I just find the whole thing just, there's so many things about it that are so insane. And I just had to point some of them out.
[00:04:22] I guess we're just going to keep being fed these stories that never make sense, but everybody is supposed to get emotional. So I think the whole reason for the story was so that we would all get really super emotional and create sort of this story where we wanted them home. So anyway, with that pushed aside and we have JFK files in the next hour with Susan, I can't wait to get into this hour with you, Melissa. Yeah, me too. Okay. Let's roll. Let's roll.
[00:04:49] I spent all day yesterday in the company of Charles Manson. And that is never a great place to be. So I'm glad to be here with you. You're much better company. Thanks. Thank you. It wouldn't take much. Yeah. That's a huge compliment. Thanks. All right. So why were you studying Charles Manson?
[00:05:11] Well, I ran across an article that was making the connection between Charles Manson and what this article was saying by George Webb, by the way. He was kind of hinting around that Charles Manson and Jeffrey Epstein were running the same gig. And I was like, wait, no, that's not right.
[00:05:37] And so you dig into the stories and maybe it is right, which is fascinating, but it's a complicated story. And it takes a lot. There's a lot of things. There's a lot of moving parts with both men. Mm hmm. Um, so I had to go back and really take a look at Manson and what did I know about Manson and what was he really up to and doing? Mm hmm. So let's, let's start at this place.
[00:06:07] And I think this is really important to know and we'll come back to it again. Mm hmm. Both of these men were preying on women to run their operation that were the Charles Manson wasn't the only nutty one, right? Mm hmm. The women were kind of on the edge too. Right. And I believe that both of those men, Charles Manson with the assistance of some other players that we'll mention in a minute. Mm hmm.
[00:06:37] And Epstein were, they were running an operation where they were looking for women who could be used as bait. Mm hmm. They were looking for, um, the most beautiful, the most tempting women that they could put in the way of powerful people to coerce, control, subvert, get blackmail on them. Mm hmm.
[00:07:05] Charles Manson's MO, he wanted to break into the music industry, but he was also, I think, obviously mentally unstable. Mm hmm. And I think he had a dissociative personality, to be totally honest. I think he had been abused as a child. He was abused by the system. He was a product. I did not know this until I read it, that when they released him on parole, he, he declined. He said, I don't want out. I belong in prison.
[00:07:34] I don't want to leave, but leave. He did. Right. Mm hmm. And he was almost pushed into the hands of Dr. Jolly West at the Berkeley Free Medical Clinic. Mm hmm. Which, if you were going to pick someone that Jolly West would want, Manson would be the guy. Right.
[00:07:59] And maybe because he wanted to get out of his troubles and they promised him relief from those troubles, shall we say? And maybe I think so. What? Just a quick recap for anybody who doesn't know who Jolly West is. He's one of the key players in MK Ultra. Yeah. And his job at the, he says, I listened to an interview yesterday with Jolly West in which
[00:08:27] he says, we were running a human laboratory out of the Berkeley Free Clinic. Mm hmm. And the free clinic was there to dispense LSD to as many people as they could. And so the Berkeley Free Clinic located at the intersection of Haight and Ashbery, right? Mm hmm. In the heart of the summer of love, right? Right.
[00:08:55] Here comes this crazy dissociative guy who actually did have some musical talent, who wants to break into the music industry. And the CIA is kind of interested in how they can take the heat out of the anti-war protest movement. Mm hmm. And I think they see Charles Manson as the guy to do it for him. OK.
[00:09:23] So they stock him up. He had girls following after him for reasons I will never fully understand, except those women were also mentally unstable. They were also getting their free LSD at the clinic. And they, all these people are connected at through that clinic. Yeah. Big CIA operation. Big time. Mm hmm. Manson has a bus that he calls the Hollywood Express. Mm hmm. Mm hmm.
[00:09:52] Puts all these girls on there and they take them. He goes to L.A. Now, if I think about the times. Of all the people that he would bump into. Mm hmm. He becomes fast friends with Dennis Wilson of the Beach Boys. Right. The drummer from the Beach Boys. Very odd. Right. Yeah.
[00:10:17] But Dennis Wilson introduces him to Terry Melcher, the son of Doris Day and the produce, a big time record producer for all kinds of Laurel Canyon kind of bands. Yes. We've done shows on Laurel Canyon. Laurel Canyon was a total CIA op. But go ahead. Mm hmm. But here's the part that we don't, maybe we're not so aware of. Mm hmm.
[00:10:40] That Manson was providing bikini clad girls, his girls, to all of these big time music parties. Like a pimp? Um. It sounds sort of pimpish. Perhaps you could say that. It sounds a little prostitute-ish. In the same way that Jeffrey Epstein was providing access to girls.
[00:11:10] Interesting. Hmm. And yeah. And not only, Manson also, his girls also came packaged with as much LSD as you could take. And it was through those channels that the whole LSD culture that developed in L.A. and in the music scene is born. Wow. That's a lot of connection. Hmm. Yeah. Epstein and Manson. I haven't really thought about those connections. No. Me either. I never had either. Well, let's, let's push it a little bit farther.
[00:11:40] Okay. And we know that eventually Sharon Tate, we've got to talk a little bit about Sharon Tate and Roman Polanski. Mm hmm. The woman that Manson is famed for the, the, the murder of Sharon Tate and her friends. Mm hmm. At, on Cielo Drive. Mm hmm. So who was Sharon Tate? Sharon Tate, another woman with a horrible personal history.
[00:12:06] She was beautiful, but not very emotionally robust. She wasn't very strong. And she, she connects to Roman Polanski, who is a kind of take charge kind of guy. Mm hmm. And Roman, to the point that Roman Polanski told her how to dress, how to wear her hair, what kind of makeup to wear. Mm hmm. And he also put her in compromising positions with all kinds of celebrities that he was filming.
[00:12:35] Okay. We're getting, ooh, Epstein-ish. Okay. I get this. Yeah. Okay. Be right back. Interesting. And some more very wild connections coming up with Midwest Melissa having to do actually with today's news too. Be right back. Kate Daly Show. Kate Daly Radio dot com.
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[00:14:06] Pharma pharmacy. All family pharmacy dot com forward slash Kate and order up on your BOGO. Okay. Buy one. Get one. So welcome back. And I've got Melissa with me. There's way more to this story. And I think one of the biggest things is we even going to the JFK files, which we'll do in the next hour or two. We're not realizing how much the CIA was busy doing against the people of America. And everybody at the time thought it was all about foreign interests.
[00:14:35] And it never was. It was about the psychological operations. Something very, very big going on with Laurel Canyon, the music scene, the 60s, the 50s. Very crazy. Okay, Melissa, start from where you just left off. Sorry about that. So we need to kind of pivot around and take a look at Sharon Tate for a minute. Okay. Like I said, Sharon Tate, a beautiful, beautiful woman, but very emotionally and psychologically fragile.
[00:15:02] She had been sexually molested when she was 17 years old. And I think that she just, she's one of those beautiful people that never really developed a, the things came easy to her. Let's put it that way. And so she didn't develop a backbone to say no. And when she connected up with Roman Polanski, Roman Polanski was a connection to her of all kinds of very dark things. Mm-hmm.
[00:15:32] Roman Polanski, the director of Rosemary's Baby, a really heinous satanic movie. Creepy, yep. And he was into satanic things. Mm-hmm. And he was actually using Sharon as bait. And they were having these crazy parties, orgy parties that were full of every kind of illicit drug.
[00:15:58] And Roman Polanski was filming Sharon Tate being abused, if you will, sexually abused in threesomes, in whatever kind of combination. So just picture a Diddy party or an Epstein party. Yes. And you pretty much got that nailed. Okay. It is very much the same thing. Mm-hmm. So the conventional story is always that, you know, why did Manson pick her? You know, how did they end up at Cielo Drive? It was just random, right? Right.
[00:16:28] Well, it had been Terry Melcher's house. Maybe he was after Terry Melcher because he wanted a big record deal. Mm-hmm. But there is also this kind of rumor that has circulated that there was a hit offered that that Charles Manson was offered $25,000 to put a hit on Sharon Tate. Hmm. Why her? She was one of the last people to see RFK alive. Ooh. That's juicy.
[00:16:56] And that she was, here's the speculation, that she was to Bobby Kennedy what Marilyn Monroe was to John Kennedy. Hmm. Hmm. That there were forces inside the government that were controlling those two very powerful men through women that were being offered as bait to control them.
[00:17:20] That Marilyn may have been providing drugs to JFK and Sharon almost certainly was providing some of that to Bobby. Ooh. Ooh. This is getting juicy. Okay. She knew maybe a little more than she should have known about his assassination and she needed to be eliminated. Wow. And that Bobby, or not Bobby, but that Charles Manson was the perfect vehicle. Yeah.
[00:17:50] That did so many things, right? Right. Because it vilified the hippies. It made LSD culture look horrible. It did all those things that the government wanted people to think. And in many ways, Charles Manson was those evil, wicked things. But it also cleared Sharon Tate out of the way. You're right. So he was a little CIA hitman who possibly got 25 grand to eliminate her because she was too
[00:18:18] friendly with RFK. Perhaps. Ah. Perhaps. Perhaps. I can't offer you any receipts on that. Interesting. Just something to think about. Hmm. Okay. How, if you look for patterns of behavior in the government. No, it's interesting links for sure. I'm going to come right back. More with Midwest. Interesting. Fascinating. Interesting. More with Midwest Melissa when I come back. Kate Daly Show. KateDalyRadio.com.
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[00:19:24] I mean, this might have been their one hit wonder. I don't know. But 1969. Anyway, welcome back. Kate Daly Show. I got Melissa, Midwest Melissa with me in this hour every Wednesday. And she's talking about some fascinating connections. Maybe connections we haven't made. I know some of them are kind of new to me thinking, oh, I've never really connected the way that Epstein is doing things.
[00:19:46] And Diddy to Roman Polanski, to Sharon Tate, to the Kennedys. Very interesting stuff in light of what's coming down the pike with the JFK files. So welcome. And I love that you're making some of these connections. I also wanted to mention Cozy Earth. Go to CozyEarth.com. And they make the finest, most luxurious bedding of your life.
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[00:20:38] And then you know you're supporting and doing something for truth in radio, which I love. All right, Melissa, a couple of things. Number one, you have got to kind of batten down that hatch of Sharon's involvement with the Kennedys again. So I did kind of try to do a deep dive and look for somewhere, something that pointed me in the direction that she had any contact with him.
[00:21:02] And the only thing that you get, but it's powerful enough, is that Sharon Tate was very heavily involved in his presidential campaign. Which one? In 60, what year? 68? So RFK. RFK. Not JFK. RFK. This is RFK. This is Bobby. Right. She was connected to Bobby. And there were extremely powerful people that were trying to control him as well.
[00:21:31] The, the, well, I'm not sure that the DNC actually wanted Bobby because he was anti-war. Yeah. And so. But they always, the only people that elevate to the position of, for the presidency, past 19, 1900, 1905 would be people picked, people vetted. Right. And so, of course, there were a couple in the early days of the 1900s that, like Harding and a couple of them,
[00:22:01] Coolidge, that kind of showed their muscle. They didn't, the, the new world order didn't love that very much. But at this point in time, they were, you were going to do the bidding if you were going to be president. It's always been that way and it's never changed, but so amazing. Hey, keep going. So. Well, there's, there's another angle of this that I have not run down yet, which is the connection of the Chicago mob in Sharon Tate's life, in the life of Hollywood, in all of that. And that may also play a role.
[00:22:32] I, I can't speak to that right now. You did mention on the break, cause I want you to make this point. You did mention to me that this is what the book chaos is kind of missing, right? Oh yeah. Yeah. Tom O'Neill. If you've read the book chaos, which is a brilliant book. And Tom O'Neill right now has a documentary on Manson out right now called chaos. And I watched all of it to kind of review what I thought I knew.
[00:22:58] And Tom O'Neill makes the statement that he could research Manson forever. And there will always be something that he's missed. And when I, when I'm looking at this whole story, I think this is what he missed. Tom O'Neill is brilliant at connecting Manson to MK ultra to the CIA, to all that stuff.
[00:23:20] But he doesn't really ever tell you or explain to you why, why did Manson do this? Well, why did he do this? And the explanation is always just, well, Manson was crazy. He was just crazy. That's it. Yeah. I don't believe it for a second. Yeah. Well. Even for, even for crazy people, a motive is a motive. You know, you can give a crazy person a pretty powerful motive.
[00:23:45] And the benefit of having a crazy person do this is that he's totally expendable at the end. Well, and, and, and keep in mind too, that people like Tom O'Neill, these award winning, air quote, investigative journalists will do a pretty good job. And everyone thinks that that's the whole banana, but it's not usually going to be because there's going to be the, some of the very important information, like the stuff you're bringing up today.
[00:24:12] That is not going to be included in these books because they don't want people to make connections like this. They don't. I, I actually think that Tom O'Neill has been a very reputable, his, the, the level of investigation he's done on this is amazing. However, you know, if you don't know to open the door to that closet, I think that's just a door he hasn't opened. Maybe. And hard to say whether he is controlled or, or not.
[00:24:38] I, I don't think on much of the book he's been controlled, but who knows? I mean, we can put our tinfoil hats on and go any direction with this. So let's, let's kind of, if you accept that Manson was running and Manson truly was providing girls that would do anything in, on the LA music scene.
[00:25:04] So Dennis Hopper had girls, Manson girls at parties of his, the, the beach boys had Manson girls at their parties and who all was also in attendance at those parties. They were given tremendous access to very high profile people in, in, on the LA scene at the time. Right. So let's pivot over and talk a little bit more about man or about Epstein then.
[00:25:31] So here's the playbook that Manson was using. We're going to recruit girls up at the Haight-Ashbury. We're going to take them to a new location. And that's where we run the con. We run, we run the game in a new location. Is that not exactly what Epstein was doing? He was recruiting girls in Palm beach and culling them for the most beautiful, most provocative, most malleable, most controllable.
[00:26:01] And then he was actually taking them out of the country to little St. James Island where they would be beyond, beyond the reach of Florida law enforcement. Right. And New Mexico and New Mexico, because he had a big, big place there. And the governor would just sort of, you know, quote, unquote, overlook whatever was going on there, too. Because he had lots of cameras in those, those places, too. Yeah.
[00:26:26] Well, I think I honestly believe that the real action with Epstein was happening out of the country because he was untouchable there. Mm hmm. And there is another very interesting. Epstein is not running the drugs con. Mm hmm. He's running the investment. He's appealing to people's greed. Mm hmm.
[00:26:51] And when they invited very high roller people to little St. James Island and they got them there by saying, hey, we have got investment deals you just can't believe. Mm hmm. And once you get them there, then you put these girls that are irresistible in front of them. You can compromise these people and then you own them forever. Mm hmm. And he believed.
[00:27:21] So there's a whole rash of of information. Why aren't we going to see the Epstein files? Remember, they were going to they were going to release them. Yeah. But then they didn't. We haven't learned much new. Yeah. Is it because they're still playing the con? Yeah, I do believe I do believe they are. Yeah.
[00:27:44] And they're willing to expend a couple of people in political in the not political, but in the arena to make it look like they're solving the issue. Right. Solving the problem. But there but it's much bigger. It's there's many more players under this umbrella. And so we'll all be we'll all be led to believe that the biggest villains are either dead or in prison, which I don't I don't know about either one of those things. Actually, I think there's just so many cons going on. It's hard to get to the root. So.
[00:28:13] Well, there's there's another sideline to the Epstein story. That's OK. OK. I'll hold you right there. We're going to go to break real fast. We'll come back on that to be right back on the Kate Daly show. Some interesting connections by Midwest Melissa. Be right back. Be right back. Don't go anywhere. Kate Daly show. Kate Daly radio dot com.
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[00:29:53] Kate Daly show on Rumble as well. So check out the show. And of course, coming back with Midwest Melissa. I have to say that it's all in asking the right questions and going and looking at the details of things people say and zero inning and zeroing in on those to find as we go down these rabbit holes. I have to say this is a great rabbit hole just because I think, like you said, there's all these connections that people never really have talked about. I love this.
[00:30:23] Thanks, Midwest Melissa. Well, thank you. And I just want to reiterate. There's no receipts on this. Right. There's at least none that I am aware of. And you just have to kind of take the beautiful mind trip, you know, where you've got your ball of yarn and you're going to say, I'm going to go from here to there to there to there. Right. And and wonder. You have to be willing to entertain the thought. Like, could that be true? Right. Right.
[00:30:49] And looking at does it make more sense if it's true or does it make more sense? Does the crazed killer that controls these women and just randomly kill somebody make more sense or does it make more sense that it was a deliberate act? Yeah. Makes. Yeah. Which makes more sense. Yeah. And that he was conditioned and primed in the little CIA ops out of San Francisco as an informant and as a possible hit man. Manson, it makes more sense. Totally to his story. Yeah.
[00:31:20] Yeah. So let's add I want to add one more thing about the Epstein case that is in a parallel sort of world. Remember, I told you Roman Polanski was videotaping Sharon Tate and all these compromise in compromising not just to her, but to all the men that she was with. And after Epstein died, a man named Patrick Kessler contacted two of the attorneys that were representing the Epstein victims. Okay.
[00:31:50] And he made contact with John Stanley Pottinger and David Boies. Okay. Here's what Kessler said. He said, I was hired by Epstein to make a complete backup of all the videotapes that he has. Epstein's dead and now I have access to that entire archive of everything. Mm-hmm. Are you interested?
[00:32:14] And the story here is that at the end of the day, these two attorneys began to think, you know, we could shake down the men more effectively and for more money than defending these victims. Mm-hmm.
[00:32:36] So how come it is, we might ask ourselves, that the police took loads of these videotapes out of Cielo Drive, but we have never heard anything about them since? It's reminiscent of the Epstein files and the Diddy information, yes, and the JFK files and so many things in history. Yeah, you're right. You're right. How come it is then?
[00:33:00] Eventually, these guys began to suspect that Kessler didn't really have what he said he had. Mm-hmm. Or does he have it and someone else offered a better price? Who knows? Right. Who knows? But that whole playbook, recruit girls here, take them there, use them as bait to entrap powerful people for your own financial or control purposes. Yeah.
[00:33:28] And so just like Manson was an operator and we've never really fully grasped who was behind him pulling his levers, so it is with Epstein. We don't really ever ask that question. We think that Epstein was a, you know, he was a lone wolf out there just that created this whole thing. That's what the narrative says, yes. They want us to believe. No, what, you know, no, not so much.
[00:33:54] You know, Ghislaine Maxwell's father is Sir Robert Maxwell, famed of Mossad connections and MI5. The fingerprints of seriously big intel operations is all over both Epstein and Manson. And I think before we're done, it's going to be Diddy as well. And 9-11 and all kinds of things and things that they've done.
[00:34:22] Those imprint of those fingerprints kind of all over the place with Mossad. So very interesting. Yeah. Yeah, yeah, yeah. So do you think we're going to see the Epstein files? Nope. If somebody has them and they are still extorting money from the people involved, we're never. And if those people are the right people, they're highly placed. Yeah. Yeah. So government, we're never going to see them. Well, it is.
[00:34:48] It is also kind of interesting, too, that, you know, with these files coming out right now, we'll talk about that in the next hour. The JFK files. They're shining a light on incompetence in the Central Intelligence Agency, the CIA and various intelligence arms under that umbrella, military, all kinds of things right around the world. But they're not really saying what they need to say about it.
[00:35:12] It's kind of like sidestepping it a little bit and just saying, well, you had a couple of bad apples or it was it was, you know, move along, move along. It was just, you know, the time and don't look here kind of thing. But there's so much more to that. And so I'm wondering why they're doing that right now. They're kind of letting people peek into the CIA, which they used to never do. And now it's a little bit I don't know, there's something going on here for sure.
[00:35:40] There's some kind of game because they don't like talking about how evil that that whole operation is. So this will be kind of interesting. Better to be regarded as incompetent or is it better to be regarded as the enemy of the people? Yeah. Which they've always been, by the way. Yeah, you're right. You're right. Yeah. I mean, so maybe, you know, and by the way, I think yet again, I think it was George Webb who pointed out just today. That we're still short the number of documents that they promised.
[00:36:10] They said 80,000 pages and it's only like 65,000, I believe. It takes a lot of time to create stuff. So I don't think they're revealing it so much as they're creating it. But yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah. I'll be very, I will be fascinated to see if we actually get the RFK murder stuff. If we actually get MLK stuff. The RFK mind control murder. Yeah, yeah, yeah.
[00:36:35] Powerful people, powerful men are easily distracted by truly gorgeous women. Yeah. And that's the MO here. Yes. That's the, it's with all three, with Diddy, with Epstein, with Manson. And then the money in the background. Money, if a financial stuff in the background, because that was always two at the helm. There's, there's always kind of a secondary thing going.
[00:37:00] Whether it's, we have, we have a way to make you fabulously wealthy or we have, look at this, we have free LSD. We can make you a better performer. We can make, you know, enhance your creativity. Whatever it is. Right. In the end, it's always the women. Interesting. The women are the linchpin because that seals the deal. All right. Once they get video of that, you're done. Thanks, Melissa. Melissa, Midwest Melissa. And, of course, always in this hour on Wednesday, coming up with Susan Reeve when I come back. And thank you, Melissa.
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