Yeah, we are live. Hi, this is William Ramsey. Welcome to William Ramsey. It's on today's show of a very special guest.

His name is Matt Akers.

Last name is spelled A.K.E.R.S.

We've been talking and kind of been friends on Twitter.

He's a researcher like me.

And I was putting up posts about the subject I'm interested in,

which is kind of these MKLT or doctors post-war,

or even pre-war in the case of the doctor we're going to talk about,

which is you and Cameron.

I've done a show about him.

It was more focused on one of his unwitting victims, the person who wrote the book. His name is Dr. Harvey Weinstein. He still teaches in Stanford. I had a little bit of back-and-forth correspondence with him. I tried to get him on my show. He politely declined. But he wrote a book called Father, Son, and CIA. It's kind of hard to come by. I think I paid like 20 bucks for the paperback. But it goes in detail about what

happened to Harvey Weinstein's father, who was a successful businessman and went in for treatment and came out a different person.

And those lawsuits are still going on today.

These lawsuits of what happened to Harvey Weinstein.

And Harvey Weinstein is involved in kind of an anti-abute, like a doctor abuse organization

whose name I can't remember now,

but it's in Berkeley, and I know you could probably look it up. I'll try to look it up and put it in the

show notes. But the presentation I did was Father, Son, and CIA about this guy, you and

Cameron, who's had a very interesting life, but Matt can talk more about that. So, Matt, welcome to the show. Thank you. Thanks for having me on. I appreciate it. Yeah. So for people who may not have heard your name, you're doing a lot of research online. Can you kind of talk about your background and what led you to become intro? I know you've done a lot of research in this guy more than I've seen before. Can you just kind

of talk about what led you into the research of MK Ultra and you and Cameron? Well, I

basically just have always been fascinated by this stuff since I was young. I was born in the 80s,

so X-Files and stuff like that were popular.

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