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I'm Clyde Lewis, and this is Ground Zero.

The numbers to call tonight, 503-2-2-5-0-860. That's 503-2-2-2-0-860. We are alive tonight, and I'm hanging in there, my best, but, you know, things can change at any moment. But I always say to myself, you know, if I can talk, I can do a show. If I can think, I can do a show. So I'm doing that tonight. I know a lot of people say, oh, you know, Clyde just takes time off. No, I don't. I mean, if I'm really in pain, I'm going to take time off because I can't deal with pain. It sucks. Anyway, guys, thank you so much for joining us tonight on Ground Zero. It's good to have you here. It's good to, you know, be able to come back and talk with you. And it's funny because I couldn't miss this show if I wanted to. And the reason why is because it was such a

interesting way of happening. We did a show a while back with Ryan Gable. And we talked about

symbols and whatever led to the idea of simulation,

led to the idea of, you know, things that happen, they're synchronistic, coincidental.

And someone wrote me and they said, with all the stuff you talk about, you never talk about

the Kennedy Lincoln synchronicity. I say well you know it's

usually pretty pretty much you know well known about that you know synchronicity and whether or not

it's just a fun little well look at here you know it's like you know someone put it all together

in patterns and things and nice nicely done and I just just thought to myself, yeah, maybe, maybe not.

But then I started reading a number of things.

They didn't quite make sense in the timeline.

And again, this goes back to the quantum theories and the idea that maybe we are in a simulation or there's a glitch that people forget.

But, you know, I can tell you, John Kennedy was not assassinated with three shots from the

book Depository by Lee Harvey Oswald.

And all of us know that.

Well, mostly all of us know that.

I mean, in opinion polls going back to November 29th, 1963, just a week after the shooting,

at least a 60% majority rejected the official line every single time they were asked about Lee Harvey Oswald.

In short, regarding JFK, the crazy conspiracy theorists make up two-thirds of the population

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