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DarkHorse Podcast

How Many Shooters? John Cullen on the Trump Assassination Attempt

DarkHorse Podcast

Bret Weinstein & Heather Heying

Natural Sciences, Society & Culture, News, Adaptation, Modernity, Culture, Politics, Science, Evolutionary Biology

4.65.3K Ratings

🗓️ 21 July 2024

⏱️ 166 minutes

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0:00.0

Hey folks, welcome to the Dark Horse Podcast. I have the distinct pleasure of sitting this morning with John Cullen,

0:10.0

John Cullen, who came to my attention for his incredibly high quality work unpacking the

0:17.1

fiction and reality surrounding the massacre in Las Vegas. John Cullen picked up his skill set working at Oracle in the 80s.

0:29.0

I will let him tell you a little bit about that background and how it is relevant to the various topics we

0:34.8

want to discuss today but in the meantime John welcome to Darkhorse.

0:39.0

Thank you very much.

0:40.0

It's a pleasure to be here.

0:41.9

All right so tell me a little bit about what you did at Oracle,

0:45.0

as it will be central to looking at the would-be assassination of President Trump.

0:52.4

Sure.

0:53.0

So early in my career, I was at Oracle, I was a young guy in my late 20s, and know we're talking 1988 so at that time Oracle was about

1:09.6

1500 employees about $200 million in revenue.

1:16.8

So we were considered a startup.

1:19.5

And in fact, the company that I left

1:21.6

to go work at Oracle was bigger than Oracle. So for me, going

1:26.0

to Oracle was a risk. I was going to a smaller company. So I went to work at Oracle and one of the projects

1:31.8

I was working on early on was a company in

1:35.1

Redlands, California, called E-S-R-I. And E-S-R-I wanted to do something. They wanted to marry mapping technology with data. And so I went out to Redlands, California, so our offices were in El Segundo, California, right next to Hughes, Hughes Aircraft.

1:56.4

And I drive out to Red Ones to meet with Jack Dangerman and Scott Morehouse.

2:01.8

Scott Morehouse is like their head, you know, technician guy, he

2:04.8

a CEO, and Jack Dangerman's the founder of the company. And they had a team of guys there.

2:11.8

And it probably took the you know the Oracle team

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