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Hello and welcome to the show. This is the cult of conspiracy. My name is Jonathan. I'm Jacob.

And we have a great guest today. One that I literally I can't stop smiling about because of all

the things that we're talking about today. Broke, how are you doing today? I'm so good.

Thanks for having me. Of course. We are stoked to have this show, dude. We've been trying to get

somebody on to really explain to us all of the anonymous stuff that's going on out there.

Now, I know that it does get kind of a bad flag and you know, people will say, oh well,

didn't happen on this date and yada yada. I mean, we do. We've had a Nick Natoli on the show. He's

part of, you know, he likes to, you know, consider himself part of QAnon. So does the BBC Network

also consider some one of the QAnon people? I mean, one of the leaders. I don't know. I mean,

they definitely put him in that same bracket. I don't know if they think he's Q, but at least they

acknowledge his association. You know what I'm saying? So I'm good with that. He's QAnon's

rapper, dude. Pretty much. If you listen, I can't wait for his album to drop. Every song is a

conspiracy song. I do. He wrapped about Bill Clinton wearing the red shoes in the blue dress.

He's wrapping about Kamala Harris taking a load. Yeah. That's his next song is about her just

being a hoe. And I'm like, okay, here. Yeah. Yeah. He doesn't care. He doesn't care.

But anyway, Brooke, tell us a little bit about how you went down this whole rabbit hole. How did

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