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If you've been watching the normie news recently and watching beyond the breathless

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coverage of Operation Epstein Fury, chances are you've heard the name Ellison in recent weeks.

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We're going to start tonight with the fight over Warner Bros.

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Finally ending as Paramount has usurped Netflix's bid and is acquiring the media company.

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The takeover bid cost more than one hundred and ten billion dollars.

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For the math nerds out there, that also factors in the debt of Warner Brothers.

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The deal still needs to be approved by the board of directors for both companies

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as well as the Justice Department.

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You may be wondering, what exactly is Paramount adding to its media arsenal here?

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Well, it includes CNN and other cable channels to Warner Brothers' film studio

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and streaming platform HBO Max, just to name a few.

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Paramount Skydance CEO David Ellison unveiled his plans for Warner Brothers'

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discovery on Monday after clinching a deal to acquire the media giant.

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So what I can tell you is we feel incredibly fortunate.

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CNN is an incredible brand with an incredible team.

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And we absolutely believe in the independence that needs to be maintained,

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obviously, for those incredible journalists.

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And we want to support that going forward.

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CNN and CBS News are brands that we also really want to be a part of transitioning

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to streaming so that consumers have the choice. If they want to watch our incredible

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news brands on broadcast, they can do that. If they want to watch on cable, they can do that.

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But we also want to create a world where if they want to watch on streaming, they can do that.

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And where we can really meet consumers where they are. We're going to invest in the news business.

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And we think this transaction will be a positive for both CBS News and CNN.

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That's right. Larry Ellison, the founder of tech giant Oracle,

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and his son, David, the CEO of Paramount, are about to add media moguls to their

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list of credentials alongside AI shilling surveillance selling technocrats and

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general deep state psychos.

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But here's a funny story about the Ellisons that you probably didn't hear in

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recent weeks. We'll take this from futurism.com.

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It's about tech billionaire forced to rename Humongous Yacht.

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Why is that? Well, as this story reports, after purchasing a 191 foot super

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yacht and deciding to christen it Izanami after the Japanese mother goddess of Shinto mythology.

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Ellison had to reconsider that and rename the boat when he realized that Izanami

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spells something interesting backwards.

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I'll give you a moment to pause, take a look at the screen and figure that one out for yourself.

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And when you do so, you'll see that what was written there is not just ha-ha

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funny, but very darkly ironically funny.

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But why is it darkly ironically funny? Well, in order to understand that,

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you'll have to understand something about the Ellison family,

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their political connections and affiliations, and what that says about one of

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the most important and influential families in the current deep state system.

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Don't worry if you haven't heard any of this before. This information has been

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deliberately occluded from your attention. So let's correct that today.

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By the end of today's episode, you're going to know more about the Ellison family,

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Zionists, technocrats, media moguls, and why that's important for your future.

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Let's do it. Brock, hit the theme.

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Welcome back, friends. Welcome back to another edition of The Corbett Report.

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I'm your host, James Corbett of CorbettReport.com, coming to you,

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as always, from the sunny climes of Western Japan, here in early March of 2026,

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with episode 494 of The Corbett Report podcast,

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Meet the Ellisons: Zionists, Technocrats, Moguls.

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And yes, if you have heard the name Ellison in the news in recent weeks,

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Chances are you have heard it in the context of the slowly,

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massively expanding Ellison media empire,

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which includes such lowlights as last year's story reported by NBC News about

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how the Trump administration had greenlit Paramount's $8 billion merger with

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entertainment group Skydance,

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noting that, of course, Paramount owns CBS,

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which includes CBS News, meaning that David Ellison's Skydance Corporation could

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take over Paramount and CBS News while they're at it.

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And of course, that has resulted in what we've seen going on.

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The CBS News is convulsing as Larry Ellison tries to please Trump type headlines

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that we're seeing from The Guardian and other stewards of establishment news and propaganda,

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noting that Anderson Cooper decides

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to walk away from broadcast TV's most prestigious news show, 60 Minutes.

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Stephen Colbert takes his interview with a rising Democratic politician to YouTube

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instead of his own late night show.

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The CBS Evening News anchor presents a misleading version of the network's own

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exclusive reporting on ice arrests, and a news producer writes a farewell note

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to her CBS News colleagues blaming the loss of editorial independence.

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That's right, I'm sure you have heard about CBS News and what is happening there

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in the wake of this Paramount Skydance take over and the Ellison's gradual assuming

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of control and putting mouthpieces and establishment puppets like Barry Weiss in

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in the seat of power there at CBS News to shake things up.

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And we will hear no end of laments in the dinosaur establishment press about,

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oh no, this venerable institution, the truth tellers over at CBS News are being

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dismantled by these horrible Ellisons.

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Well, certainly the Ellisons are not here to tell the truth and nothing but

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the truth, and they are not going to make things better at CBS News,

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but arguably, is it even worse?

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Well, anyway, it is certainly not an institution that we should be lamenting

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the loss of, but we should never have been taking them seriously in the first place.

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Of course, the Ellison media empire does not stop there.

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As you will no doubt hopefully know by now, the Ellisons also have their hand

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in the recent American spinoff of TikTok and the immediate pro-Israeli censorship

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that started to take place on TikTok as a result of that merger,

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which I've talked about with James Evan Pilato on New World Next Week.

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And of course, we have the very latest just coming a week or two ago.

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Paramount to acquire Warner Brothers Discovery to form next generation global

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media and entertainment company.

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And this takes that Paramount Skydance behemoth and makes it into the Paramount

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Skydance Warner Brothers behemoth.

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And what exactly is in the Warner Brothers Discovery Umbrella?

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Well, just a few things you might have heard of.

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Discovery Channel, HBO Max, Discovery Plus, CNN, DC, TNT Sports,

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Eurosport, HBO, HGTV, Food Network, OWN, Investigation Discovery,

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TLC, Magnolia Network, TNT,

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TBS, True TV, Travel Channel, Animal Planet, Science Channel,

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Warner Brothers Motion Picture Group, Warner Brothers Television Group,

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Warner Brothers Pictures Animation, Warner Brothers Games,

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New Line Cinema, Cartoon Network, Adult Swim, Turner Classic Movies, Discovery on Espanol.

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HGTV, and others.

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Yeah, just a few entertainment properties,

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all coming under the umbrella of this mega corporation that is being spawned

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and stewarded over by David Ellison,

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son of Larry Ellison, a name that probably doesn't conjure much in the imagination

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of the general public, who probably still are dimly aware of someone named Larry

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Ellison, despite the fact he was, at least briefly,

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at some point last year, the richest man on the planet, according to the Forbes

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Rich List, which we all know, is not the richest people on the planet,

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but gives you some indication which,

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middle managers for the deep state are in positions of puppetry power.

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But anyway, Larry Ellison still occupying one of the top slots in that rich list.

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And yet still very few people know his name. Elon Musk, household name.

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Bill Gates, household name.

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Larry Ellison, not so much yet, although that is changing. And hopefully,

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astute Corbett Reporteers will have heard the name Larry Ellison in various other contexts.

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So my first day back from having a nice life...

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It's my honor to welcome three of the world's leading technology CEOs and in

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the case of Larry, Larry Ellison, it's well beyond technology.

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He's sort of CEO of everything. He's an amazing man,

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an amazing business person, but to announce the largest AI infrastructure project

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by far in history and it's all taking place right here in America.

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Right, good morning everyone.

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It's my great pleasure to welcome Larry Ellison to the World Government Summit.

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Larry was recently described by President Trump as one of the most serious players

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anywhere in the world, and by one media outlet as at the center of everything.

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He's the founder of Oracle, one of the most remarkable companies in the world.

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And Larry, it's a great pleasure to have you with us.

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Welcome. It's great to see you, Tony. Thank you, Tony.

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Oh, right. That Larry Ellison,

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Trump's best buddy and the CEO of everything, who's also the co-leader of the

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$500 billion AI infrastructure investment project known as Project Stargate

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for some interesting occult reason.

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And, oh, yeah, the man that Tony Blair literally prostrates himself before on

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the stage of the World Government Summit and calls him the center of everything.

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That Larry Ellison, right?

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Yeah, the name rings a bell. Yes. For anyone who has been paying attention to

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the conspiracy realist world for the past several years, hopefully you will

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have encountered Larry Ellison's visage before in your research.

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And well, how do we go about forming a better picture of who this man is and

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why it's important to even know his name?

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Well, of course, we can take it from that font of authority,

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Forbes, with their rich list, that can helpfully inform us that Larry Ellison,

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with his $197.5 billion real-time net worth fortune,

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ranks him as the sixth richest man in the world today, as of March 8th, 2026.

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U.S. time, it is the morning of March 9th, 2026, Japan time,

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for those keeping track at home.

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Although that is far shy from his brief moment in the sun last year when he

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had a net worth of $276 billion, which briefly ranked him as the richest man

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on the planet. Oh, how the mighty have fallen.

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And from Forbes, we can learn some of the bare bones details of Ellison and

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where his fortune stems from.

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Larry Ellison is chairman, chief technology officer and co-founder of software

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giant Oracle, of which he owns roughly 40%. Ellison gave up the Oracle CEO role

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in 2014 after 37 years at the helm.

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In September 2025, he became the second person ever worth more than $400 billion

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thanks to an AI-driven boom in Oracle's stock price.

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In 2020, Ellison moved permanently to the Hawaiian island Lanai,

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which he bought nearly all of in 2012 for $300 million.

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Ellison sat on Tesla's board from 2018 to 2022. he owned 45 million split-adjusted

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shares before stepping down as director.

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As a director. And Ellison also owns nearly 50% of media giant Paramount Skydance,

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which formed after the nearly $28 billion enterprise value merger of Paramount

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and his son David Skydance in August 2025.

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And here is the wealth history chart showing the chart from 2016 up to 2024, 2025 into 2026.

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And this, although this does not look like a steep and dramatic rise,

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is so when you're talking about going from 100 billion to 200 billion to 400 billion at one point.

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That's a pretty dramatic rise to happen in just the space of a couple of years

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for someone who has been established in the technology business for many decades. What happened there?

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Well, there's more to say on that, which we will say shortly.

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But yes, this is the sort of milk toast, bare bones, biographical detail that

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you will get from establishment mouthpieces like Forbes, which, of course,

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does not really tell us anything about who Larry Ellison really is or who he really works for.

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So in order to start digging in on that, we'll have to establish a baseline.

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And the baseline is no surprise to anyone out there with their head screwed on straight.

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Larry Ellison is a creature of the deep state and his fortune is predicated

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on his fealty to that deep state infrastructure. That is not out there,

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outlandish, on a branch conspiracy theorizing.

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That is just bare bones reality that is even fully 100% admitted to by his own Oracle Corporation.

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Next, we actually have a customer that is very special to Oracle.

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And some of you are going to know why. Please join me in welcoming the CIA.

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Please welcome to the stage, Linnea Jones.

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Thank you. Thank you so much for joining us.

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Thank you so much for having me, Safra. It's our honor.

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No, it's most of you probably do not know that the Central Intelligence Agency

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was Oracle's first customer.

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And without which, we wouldn't even be here.

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And we view the mission of keeping the world safe as our single, really our top mission.

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It is hard to believe it was 1977 and we are still working together.

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And it is really such an honor to have you up here.

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I think you heard the screaming when we mentioned you.

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And it's not like the CIA's job has gotten smaller.

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So maybe you could share a little bit about really your thoughts on handling

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global threats and just how you do it all. Absolutely.

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So first and foremost, I want to say this is an immense honor and privilege

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for CIA to be here in this capacity.

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As you mentioned, Oracle was founded at CIA in 1977 and look where we are today.

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And so for us, it's full circle.

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And although I'm here, I represent the thousands and millions of people across

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the intelligence community and across the Department of Defense in the global

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mission of keeping us safe for national security.

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And so just want to say thank you on that.

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That's right. Oracle even hosts and brags about its CIA connections right there

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on stage at its own events.

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And you can watch that video in its entirety, along with everything else I cite

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today, in the transcript/show notes for today's episode at corbettreport.com/ellison.

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But anyway, yes, absolutely. It is not a conspiracy theory.

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It is mundane conspiracy reality that Oracle Corporation and one of the richest

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men in the world's fortunes started directly from the CIA.

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And I will let you re-listen and re-re-listen to the CIA representative there

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on stage at Oracle's presentation talking about their relationship.

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And I don't know what you hear, but I the way I hear it, it is hard to believe it was 1977.

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Oracle was founded as CIA in 1977. I'm pretty sure is what she says.

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And that is what for what it's worth, the machine transcription at YouTube hears as well.

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Oracle was founded as CIA in 1970 at CIA, as CIA with CIA support. I don't know.

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Sounds like it was founded as a CIA cutout. But take that for what it's worth.

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And you can find out more of the, again, officially admitted and common knowledge

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story from mainstream establishment places.

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Business Insider had this article up over a decade ago. Larry Ellison is a billionaire

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today, thanks to the CIA,

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which notes that the CIA was the customer that launched Oracle,

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co-founder Larry Ellison said on stage Sunday night during the opening keynote

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for the company's massive customers conference in San Francisco.

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Our very first customer was the Central Intelligence Agency, he said.

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He and his co-founder sort of tricked the world into buying their first database

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by not naming it version 1.0, as was the norm back in the day.

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And today, presumably. The very first version was Oracle version 2, he said.

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We knew no one would want to buy version 1. Lo and behold, Lo spelt wrong.

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Lo and behold, the CIA was our first customer.

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That's an interesting quote in and of itself, isn't it?

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Because again, a psychopath like Larry Ellison blithely admits that deception

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was baked into the cake from the very inception of the company.

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And he brags about getting one over on the CIA.

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I don't think he knows who's really in the driver's seat of that relationship.

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But anyway, it reveals a lot that he brags and jokes about that sort of thing

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on stage. We tricked them.

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Ha ha ha. Anyway, and I say the word psychopath advisedly, because as we will see,

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Larry Ellison has a reputation amongst people who have worked with him and known

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him for a long time and people who are just finding out about him today as an

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unhinged individual in a number of ways.

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Anyway, it goes on in this article to talk about the story. Here's the sort of background.

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This is where Ellison came from. Ellison had twice dropped out of college before

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moving to Northern California at age 22 in 1966 in California.

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He began to work here and there as a computer programmer, eventually landed

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at Amdahl, a company that made mainframe computers.

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That's where he met his Oracle co-founders.

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Ellison read a paper published by IBM about a new kind of database programming

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language called SQL SQL.

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Ellison took the paper and turned SQL into a database. In 1977,

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he founded Software Development Labs with his former boss, Robert Miner,

00:19:16.177 --> 00:19:20.657
along with Ed Oates and Bruce Scott. The CIA hired the young company to build

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this new kind of database that they codenamed Oracle.

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A few years later, when Oracle was still tiny, IBM signed on to use Oracle,

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and Ellison later renamed the company after its best-selling product.

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All right. That's the official story. That's the story that gets told in various permutations.

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And I've seen every possible permutation of that almost like building a sentence

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out of alphabet, alphabety spaghetti or something.

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It's there's SQL and there's Oracle and there's IBM and there's Amdahl and Ampex

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and there's Project Oracle and there's CIA and they kind of mash them all together.

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And there's various dates given and various things that are told about who was

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working for what and where did the idea come from and when and what paper, etc.

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But there are some things that you can nail down if you try hard enough.

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There have been declassified documents that are now available on the CIA's own

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reading room that you can go and peruse for yourself. I'll link them up again

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in the transcript at corbettreport.com/ellison.

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There's a memorandum for the record from 11th of November, 1975,

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from the CIA's internal records on the subject of Project Oracle that notes

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on the 29th of October, 1975, or redacted, of the agency met with the Ampex representatives, Mrs.

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Lemos and Messrs. Wood and Slingeland for the purpose of determining the direction

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and status of Ampex's design of the Oracle Mass Storage System.

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And it goes on to talk about this Oracle mass storage system that the Ampex

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Corporation at that time was developing for the CIA.

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And if you want even more on that, there's another memo here from earlier on

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from July of 1974 that notes that the following are answers to the questions

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O.L. raised with you recently.

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The mass storage system Oracle was ordered in June 1973.

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There were two contracts, one for development and software, the other for equipment.

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The mass storage system is needed for rapid storage and analysis of vast amounts

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of foreign intelligence concerned with various sensitive operations and missions of the CIA,

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which is about all of the declassified material you're probably ever going to

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get on this mass storage system that they were creating under the codename Project

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Oracle and what it may be capable of.

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But long story short, of course, in the 1970s, the computer was transitioning

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from a sort of clunky and somewhat quaint and weird concept into a very useful

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concept for tracking and data mining and surveillance and all of the things

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that the foresighted amongst the public,

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the general public and the intelligence deep state industry itself recognized

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would be coming in the Octoputer, the age of the Octoputer, as it was being referred

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to in the late 1960s into the 1970s, and people started to realize what was taking shape.

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So yes, a mass storage system, obviously very important for an organization

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that works with mass amounts of data and wants to organize and call up that

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data in a moment's notice. And that was...

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A problem that was being worked on at that time in that time frame by a number of people.

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If you really want to get into the weeds of this, you can, of course,

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reject all cookies as possible and get all of the screen garbage off of the screen.

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And you can finally find this paper from 1970.

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A relational model of data for large shared databanks from EF Cod,

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which says future users of large databanks must be protected from having to

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know how the data is organized in the machine, the internal representation.

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A prompting service which supplies such information is not a satisfactory solution.

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Activities of users at terminals and most application programs should remain

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unaffected when the internal representation of data is changed and even when

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some aspects of the external representation are changed.

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Changes in data representation will often be needed as a result of changes in

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query, update, and report traffic and natural growth in the types of stored

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information. and yada, yada, yada.

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Read the rest in your own time if you so desire.

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But long story short, this paper is seen as the foundation of relational databases,

00:23:27.349 --> 00:23:32.109
which was an important and groundbreaking concept about a long,

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long, long and needlessly tech jargon heavy and yawn inducingly boring story short.

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This is about relational databases, the ability to query and search information

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from a database without knowing how that database is physically stored and organized,

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the actual architecture of the hardware itself.

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And also they can present that data in tables of rows and columns and can manipulate that data.

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Blah, blah, blah. It was a technical problem that had a technical solution.

00:24:04.648 --> 00:24:06.008
It started in this paper.

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Again, as you can find from any number of sources, this was combined with IBM

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and the work that it was doing on SQL in a couple of open source papers that

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were openly available at that time.

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And Ellison supposedly had the idea to combine these and to create the product,

00:24:23.988 --> 00:24:28.628
which would eventually go under the Oracle label, supposedly deriving from his

00:24:28.628 --> 00:24:32.568
work for Ampex and Project Oracle, the mass storage system.

00:24:32.708 --> 00:24:36.408
So again, cookie cutter, word salad, all of that up together,

00:24:36.408 --> 00:24:38.828
and you get the foundation of Oracle.

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If you do want more of the technical detail, you can watch a handy dandy explainer

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video called The Rise of Oracle SQL and the Relational Database from Asianometry channel.

00:24:49.688 --> 00:24:53.408
And it has a lot of the technical detail and the names and dates and figures

00:24:53.408 --> 00:24:56.548
in the development of that relational database concept.

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But let's not do the tech jargon heavy technical specifications of what was going on here.

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Can somebody please somebody break it down to feel good corporate deep state business babble for me?

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I am sort of drawn back to your really your career. And I think about it,

00:25:19.868 --> 00:25:21.528
you were a database administrator.

00:25:22.048 --> 00:25:29.648
And so you have been on the ground floor of just watching the importance of data increase.

00:25:29.968 --> 00:25:36.208
And so maybe you could just share a little bit with our group how you're using

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data, Oracle technology.

00:25:41.011 --> 00:25:45.491
Really keeping us all safe. Absolutely. So as you mentioned,

00:25:45.631 --> 00:25:50.011
Safra, I did, I humbly started as a database administrator and who would imagine

00:25:50.011 --> 00:25:52.331
I would be here today speaking with you.

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And so I think that that is just a testament of how powerful and transformative

00:25:57.791 --> 00:26:01.671
the technology is and how it's changed everything we do.

00:26:01.931 --> 00:26:07.851
I talked about how the data, we used it from an old school database but now

00:26:07.851 --> 00:26:12.051
it wouldn't be fair to have any type of event and not talk about gender AI.

00:26:12.771 --> 00:26:18.451
We in the intelligence community and the defense landscape want to be able to use gender AI as well.

00:26:18.791 --> 00:26:22.291
It can help to augment our missions all across many sectors.

00:26:22.951 --> 00:26:27.751
Everything we do from logistics to supply chain to cyber to finance to human

00:26:27.751 --> 00:26:32.511
resources, we want to be able to have that to help augment everything we do.

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And so I feel as though from that aspect we're no different than others.

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We want the translation capabilities.

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We want to be able to, through the summarization,

00:26:42.811 --> 00:26:47.691
we want to be able to have the rapid data and inferences to look at vast amounts

00:26:47.691 --> 00:26:52.851
of raw data in very different forms and all over and be able to make logic of

00:26:52.851 --> 00:26:54.371
that in a much faster realm.

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And so we have the same challenges as the commercial, and that's one thing that

00:26:58.971 --> 00:27:04.291
we always look to try to have in our classified spaces as best as possible parity

00:27:04.291 --> 00:27:08.551
to have the latest and the greatest in the spaces that we need it the most.

00:27:09.665 --> 00:27:15.325
Ah, thank you, CIA mouthpiece. Now I understand everything.

00:27:15.565 --> 00:27:20.845
Yes, of course, it makes perfect sense why the CIA would be interested in developing

00:27:20.845 --> 00:27:22.865
database technology generally.

00:27:22.865 --> 00:27:26.965
And of course, any and all technology that helps them not only to find,

00:27:27.125 --> 00:27:29.265
but to store, to analyze,

00:27:29.645 --> 00:27:35.845
to retrieve data at any time, because it's almost like data is the new oil in

00:27:35.845 --> 00:27:39.645
the intelligence economy that increasingly defines the deep state surveillance

00:27:39.645 --> 00:27:41.985
grid that is the modern world.

00:27:42.145 --> 00:27:45.385
Data is the new oil. I wonder where I've heard that phrase before.

00:27:45.645 --> 00:27:48.205
Anyway, yes, it makes perfect sense.

00:27:48.485 --> 00:27:52.145
So from databases to, of course, generative AI.

00:27:52.145 --> 00:27:57.185
And in fact, that little clip, stripped of all of the corporate business babble.

00:27:57.565 --> 00:28:01.985
Actually does provide a fairly good arc of the development of Ellison's Oracle

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Corporation, from the provider of Oracle database software and infrastructure

00:28:07.345 --> 00:28:09.445
for companies, and of course,

00:28:09.745 --> 00:28:15.145
the agency, first and foremost, to its modern iteration, which isn't so much

00:28:15.145 --> 00:28:21.345
about database technology or those types of services that it was once known for.

00:28:21.345 --> 00:28:27.005
No, what was that explosive growth that we saw in reflected in Larry Ellison's

00:28:27.005 --> 00:28:30.665
personal net worth last year, but of course, also in Oracle as well.

00:28:30.885 --> 00:28:33.985
That explosive, unbelievable, ridiculous,

00:28:34.205 --> 00:28:40.705
never seen before growth in Oracle's valuation last year was entirely on the

00:28:40.705 --> 00:28:46.145
hype on the back of the AI hype and the AI bubble that has formed that.

00:28:46.145 --> 00:28:49.085
But, oh, my God, AI is the new everything.

00:28:49.445 --> 00:28:54.245
And thus, Oracle has repositioned itself as the company that's going to provide

00:28:54.245 --> 00:28:59.725
and lease out the actual technical data center infrastructure to AI companies.

00:28:59.725 --> 00:29:03.965
And it is essentially operating more as a landlord now than as a tech company.

00:29:04.085 --> 00:29:09.385
But anyway, on the back of that, we saw that incredible, phenomenal growth in

00:29:09.385 --> 00:29:13.265
Larry Ellison's personal net worth, but Oracle's net worth as well.

00:29:14.013 --> 00:29:18.873
But all of this, I suppose, is interesting and certainly starts to get at the point.

00:29:19.033 --> 00:29:26.573
Yes, the Oracle was and is a CIA cutout that literally has its name in the origins

00:29:26.573 --> 00:29:32.093
of a CIA database mass storage system product and project.

00:29:32.533 --> 00:29:37.353
But who cares? What does any of this mean? Why should we care about this?

00:29:37.353 --> 00:29:43.813
Well, we should care because of what Larry Ellison plans to do with the control

00:29:43.813 --> 00:29:48.013
of one of the premier AI/data tech giants.

00:29:48.473 --> 00:29:52.613
So what does he plan to do with this? We don't have to go very far out on a

00:29:52.613 --> 00:29:56.153
limb for this. Again, we can take it straight from the horse's mouth himself.

00:29:56.633 --> 00:30:00.093
And he will tell us gladly about the things that he's planning to do.

00:30:00.093 --> 00:30:07.073
Things like using AI to surveil everyone at all times, in all places,

00:30:07.473 --> 00:30:11.753
during all activities, for the good of society, of course.

00:30:13.553 --> 00:30:19.553
Body cameras. We completely redesigned body cameras. Our body cameras cost 70 bucks.

00:30:19.893 --> 00:30:23.953
Normal body camera costs, I don't know, $7,000. dollars.

00:30:25.213 --> 00:30:31.073
Our body cameras are simply lenses, two lenses attached to your vest,

00:30:31.313 --> 00:30:33.033
attached to the smartphone that you're wearing.

00:30:34.433 --> 00:30:41.713
And we actually take the video that the police officer is, by the way,

00:30:41.813 --> 00:30:43.733
and the camera's always on, you don't turn it on and off.

00:30:44.353 --> 00:30:46.793
And by the way, the way you turn it on and on, you can't turn it off,

00:30:46.853 --> 00:30:47.533
I'm going to the bathroom.

00:30:47.933 --> 00:30:53.433
Oracle, I need two minutes to take a bathroom break and we'll turn it off.

00:30:55.853 --> 00:31:04.413
The truth is we don't really turn it off. What we do is we record it so no one

00:31:04.413 --> 00:31:09.033
can see it, but no one can get into that recording without a court order.

00:31:11.232 --> 00:31:12.872
So you get the privacy you requested.

00:31:15.672 --> 00:31:19.932
But a court order, if you get a court order, we will, you know,

00:31:20.032 --> 00:31:21.852
judge, you know, can order.

00:31:22.052 --> 00:31:24.412
I want to look at that. This so-called bathroom break.

00:31:25.512 --> 00:31:30.412
If something comes up, and plus I'm going to lunch with my friends.

00:31:31.032 --> 00:31:34.012
Oracle, I need an hour for privacy with lunch with my friends. God bless.

00:31:34.412 --> 00:31:37.952
We won't listen in unless there's a court order. But it's interesting.

00:31:37.952 --> 00:31:42.592
And we transmit the video back to headquarters.

00:31:43.292 --> 00:31:46.812
So headquarters and AI is constantly monitoring the video.

00:31:47.352 --> 00:31:52.412
Remember this terrible case in Memphis where the five police officers basically

00:31:52.412 --> 00:31:55.292
beat to death another citizen in Memphis?

00:31:55.752 --> 00:32:03.812
Well, that can't happen because it would be on TV at headquarters.

00:32:04.192 --> 00:32:08.232
Everyone would see it. Your body cams will be transmitting that.

00:32:08.652 --> 00:32:14.992
The police will be on their best behavior because we're constantly watching

00:32:14.992 --> 00:32:17.032
and recording everything that's going on.

00:32:17.432 --> 00:32:22.232
Citizens will be on their best behavior because we're constantly recording and

00:32:22.232 --> 00:32:23.892
reporting everything that's going on.

00:32:25.492 --> 00:32:28.632
And it's unimpeachable. The

00:32:28.632 --> 00:32:34.232
cars have cameras on them. I think we have a squad car here someplace. us.

00:32:35.012 --> 00:32:42.072
But those kind of applications, using AI, if we can use AI, and we're using AI to monitor the video.

00:32:42.372 --> 00:32:45.752
So if that altercation had occurred, that occurred in Memphis,

00:32:46.012 --> 00:32:48.392
the chief of police would be immediately notified.

00:32:49.312 --> 00:32:52.432
It's not people that are looking at those cameras. It's AI that's looking at

00:32:52.432 --> 00:32:55.752
the camera. No, no, no. You can't do this. It would be like a shooting.

00:32:56.012 --> 00:32:59.332
That's going to be immediately, that's going to be an event that's immediately,

00:32:59.692 --> 00:33:01.692
an alarm is going to go off.

00:33:03.692 --> 00:33:08.872
It's have supervision. In other words, every police officer is going to be supervised.

00:33:11.511 --> 00:33:12.351
At all times.

00:33:15.071 --> 00:33:18.251
And the supervision will, and if there's a problem,

00:33:18.751 --> 00:33:22.291
AI will report the problem and report it to the appropriate person,

00:33:22.531 --> 00:33:30.171
whether it's the sheriff or the chief or whomever, we need to take control of the situation.

00:33:31.831 --> 00:33:37.651
Okay. Constant panopticonic surveillance of everyone and everything at all times

00:33:37.651 --> 00:33:40.291
through AI-enabled cameras? Check.

00:33:41.091 --> 00:33:45.691
What else does Ellison plan to do with his AI overlord status?

00:33:45.951 --> 00:33:50.451
Well, how about delivering us warp speed MAGA jab 2.0?

00:33:50.991 --> 00:33:56.291
RNA and DNA personally tailored just for you and put in a genetic slurry straight

00:33:56.291 --> 00:33:59.811
into your arms, courtesy of his good friend, Donald Trump.

00:34:00.631 --> 00:34:04.911
So we're currently working on... Should I stop on this? Okay. All right.

00:34:06.311 --> 00:34:10.131
No, no, no. I'm not that tall. I'm not that tall. I'm not that tall.

00:34:14.171 --> 00:34:18.251
Thank you, Mr. President. One of the most exciting things we're working on,

00:34:18.731 --> 00:34:26.851
again, using the tools that Sam and Mossa are providing, is a cancer vaccine. It's very interesting.

00:34:27.611 --> 00:34:33.451
It turns out, I'll be quick, all of our cancers, cancer tumors,

00:34:33.971 --> 00:34:37.471
little fragments of those tumors float around in your blood.

00:34:38.644 --> 00:34:45.384
So you can do early cancer detection with a blood test.

00:34:47.024 --> 00:34:54.684
And using AI to look at the blood test, you can find the cancers that are actually

00:34:54.684 --> 00:34:56.104
seriously threatening the person.

00:34:56.264 --> 00:35:02.784
So we can, again, cancer diagnosis using AI has the promise of just being a simple blood test.

00:35:02.784 --> 00:35:10.184
Then beyond that, once we gene sequence that cancer tumor,

00:35:10.724 --> 00:35:18.184
you can then vaccinate the person, design a vaccine for every individual person

00:35:18.184 --> 00:35:20.284
to vaccinate them against that cancer.

00:35:20.864 --> 00:35:28.504
And you can make that vaccine, that mRNA vaccine, you can make that robotically

00:35:28.504 --> 00:35:31.064
again using AI in about 48 hours.

00:35:31.064 --> 00:35:36.604
So imagine early cancer detection, the development of a cancer vaccine for your

00:35:36.604 --> 00:35:41.404
particular cancer aimed at you, and have that vaccine available in 48 hours.

00:35:41.624 --> 00:35:44.844
This is the promise of AI and the promise of the future.

00:35:50.391 --> 00:35:58.371
Ah, wonderful. Yes. Okay. So AI-enabled technology to personally deliver you the mRNA vaccines.

00:35:58.511 --> 00:36:01.491
Dr. Ellison guarantees is good for what ails you.

00:36:02.071 --> 00:36:07.311
And what else can he do with his wonderful life-saving AI technology?

00:36:07.511 --> 00:36:11.771
Well, how about getting governments to feed literally all of the data that they're

00:36:11.771 --> 00:36:16.311
collecting on all of their citizens at all times into the AI data behemoth?

00:36:16.611 --> 00:36:20.051
So that he can tell us how to do everything.

00:36:21.511 --> 00:36:25.751
Tell us a bit about what, because you were right at the forefront of this revolution,

00:36:25.971 --> 00:36:29.871
what it means for what government should do in terms of its digital infrastructure,

00:36:30.571 --> 00:36:33.651
you know, digital ID, data centers, and so on.

00:36:34.551 --> 00:36:38.551
In other words, okay, if AI is really this great, how do I take advantage of

00:36:38.551 --> 00:36:40.031
it? Because the impacts are enormous.

00:36:40.611 --> 00:36:43.851
And it's very interesting because almost no one is talking about that.

00:36:44.331 --> 00:36:47.271
Everyone is talking about it, and I will answer the question, in just a second.

00:36:47.491 --> 00:36:52.031
Everyone's talking about these fantastic NVIDIA chips that allow us to build

00:36:52.031 --> 00:36:57.931
these huge AI models, how the data center, Oracle's building a 2.2 gigawatt data center that costs,

00:36:58.591 --> 00:37:05.491
between 50 and soon $100 billion to build these data centers and train these models.

00:37:05.731 --> 00:37:10.331
Because these models are so expensive, you won't build your own as a rule.

00:37:10.851 --> 00:37:14.011
There'll be a handful of these models. The question is, how do you take advantage

00:37:14.011 --> 00:37:16.651
of these incredible AI models?

00:37:17.771 --> 00:37:26.311
And the first thing a country needs to do is to unify all of their data so it

00:37:26.311 --> 00:37:29.491
can be consumed and used by the AI model.

00:37:29.831 --> 00:37:33.311
Everyone talks about the AI model, and they are astonishing.

00:37:33.691 --> 00:37:38.191
But how do you provide a context? I want to ask questions about my country.

00:37:38.671 --> 00:37:41.851
What's going on in my country? What's happening to my farmers?

00:37:42.111 --> 00:37:46.971
I need to give it my climate data. Now, it probably has your climate data already.

00:37:47.411 --> 00:37:56.711
But I need to know exactly what crops are growing and which farms to predict the output.

00:37:56.911 --> 00:38:01.571
So I have to take satellite images. I have to take those satellite images for

00:38:01.571 --> 00:38:07.891
my country and feed that into a database that is accessible by the AI model.

00:38:07.891 --> 00:38:13.551
So I have to tell, basically I have to tell the AI model as much about my country as I can.

00:38:13.871 --> 00:38:19.391
You tell part of the story with these satellite models. You give it a huge amount of information.

00:38:19.591 --> 00:38:24.911
You tell it where roads are, where borders are, where your utilities are.

00:38:25.071 --> 00:38:32.071
So you need to provide a map of your country for the farms and all of the utility

00:38:32.071 --> 00:38:33.831
infrastructure and your borders.

00:38:34.051 --> 00:38:40.451
All of that you have to provide. But beyond that, if you want to improve population

00:38:40.451 --> 00:38:45.491
health, you have to take all of your health care data, your diagnostic data.

00:38:46.051 --> 00:38:49.211
Your electronic health records, your genomic data.

00:38:49.391 --> 00:38:55.011
And, you know, in the Middle East, in the UAE, for example, they're incredibly rich in data.

00:38:55.611 --> 00:39:02.551
They have a lot of population data. The NHS in the UK has an incredible amount of population data.

00:39:02.871 --> 00:39:07.991
But it's fragmented. It's not easily accessible by these AI models.

00:39:08.291 --> 00:39:14.371
We have to take all of this data we have in our country and move it into a single,

00:39:14.551 --> 00:39:17.151
if you will, unified data platform.

00:39:17.651 --> 00:39:24.111
So we provide context. When we want to ask a question, we've provided that AI

00:39:24.111 --> 00:39:27.671
model with all the data they need to understand our country.

00:39:27.851 --> 00:39:33.391
So that's the big step. That's kind of the missing link. We need to unify all

00:39:33.391 --> 00:39:38.431
of the national data, put it into a database where it's easily consumable by

00:39:38.431 --> 00:39:41.791
the AI model, and then ask whatever question you like.

00:39:43.874 --> 00:39:51.934
Ah, yes. Perhaps now you're starting to see what the Oracle project codename might really mean.

00:39:52.314 --> 00:39:56.234
What the real significance of that? The Oracle at Delphi?

00:39:56.414 --> 00:40:01.954
Well, at any rate, it seems that Ellison really does want us to think of the

00:40:01.954 --> 00:40:07.094
AI technology that he is helping to steward into existence for the benefit of

00:40:07.094 --> 00:40:09.914
his deep state buddies as a type of Oracle,

00:40:09.914 --> 00:40:14.934
which will be able to simply tell us how to do, well, everything.

00:40:15.174 --> 00:40:17.974
Anything that you ask, the AI will know.

00:40:18.114 --> 00:40:23.754
If you want more about that concept and how it is now becoming mainstreamized

00:40:23.754 --> 00:40:28.974
and popularized, you'll want to go back to episode 473 of the Corbett Report on Algocracy,

00:40:29.654 --> 00:40:34.094
government for the new world order at corbettreport.com/algocracy.

00:40:34.794 --> 00:40:38.294
But anyway, you get the point by now, I'm sure.

00:40:38.294 --> 00:40:42.914
Yes, this technology is going to tell us what to do, because it's going to see

00:40:42.914 --> 00:40:46.454
everything that we're doing at all times. It's going to analyze that data,

00:40:46.474 --> 00:40:50.094
and then it's going to spit out its orders for us.

00:40:50.534 --> 00:40:55.934
So, hmm, interesting. I think this is why we need to be concerned about Ellison's

00:40:55.934 --> 00:41:00.774
growing clout, at least as a middle manager for the deep state.

00:41:01.154 --> 00:41:05.334
And I think we should also be concerned by something else that was revealed

00:41:05.334 --> 00:41:07.534
in that previous this clip, which is.

00:41:08.334 --> 00:41:13.894
Ellison's close personal relation to various 2D surface state puppets,

00:41:14.114 --> 00:41:17.134
people in positions of political power, at least on the 2D board,

00:41:17.614 --> 00:41:22.234
like ex-British Prime Minister Tony Blair, like, of course, current U.S.

00:41:22.394 --> 00:41:24.514
President Donald J.

00:41:24.694 --> 00:41:30.034
Trump, who, as we saw earlier, refers to CEO as a wonderful man and the CEO of everything.

00:41:30.274 --> 00:41:33.594
And later on in that same project, Stargate press conference,

00:41:33.754 --> 00:41:36.934
he goes on to say, Larry is so busy, I can't believe he's even here.

00:41:37.054 --> 00:41:41.594
It's an honor for our country to be talking to the, I mean, it's bizarre and

00:41:41.594 --> 00:41:46.514
disgusting the way Trump genuflects to the dark power of someone like Larry

00:41:46.514 --> 00:41:52.034
Ellison, but it is there on camera for all to see, as is Blair's interesting,

00:41:52.314 --> 00:41:56.294
fawning interview of Ellison at the World Government Summit.

00:41:56.474 --> 00:42:01.134
But something that they don't quite disclose in that conversation is that Blair

00:42:01.134 --> 00:42:05.314
works for Larry Ellison, essentially, Not directly, of course,

00:42:05.534 --> 00:42:07.474
but he is certainly funded.

00:42:07.634 --> 00:42:11.734
His bread is buttered by Larry Ellison, something that may not have been disclosed

00:42:11.734 --> 00:42:14.954
to the participants of aforesaid World Government Summit.

00:42:15.114 --> 00:42:18.154
But let's disclose it here and we can turn to something like,

00:42:18.274 --> 00:42:23.394
for example, Lighthouse Reports, which had this report up recently on Blair and the Billionaire.

00:42:24.007 --> 00:42:29.367
Which talks about how insiders reveal how Larry Ellison's money turned Blair's

00:42:29.367 --> 00:42:33.887
Institute into a tech sales and lobbying operation for Oracle.

00:42:34.167 --> 00:42:39.007
And specifically in this case, in the bewildering flurry of initiatives and

00:42:39.007 --> 00:42:43.107
charitable foundations that Tony Blair has created in the past couple of decades,

00:42:43.307 --> 00:42:46.227
one of them, the Tony Blair Institute of Global Change,

00:42:46.607 --> 00:42:50.927
is particularly interesting because the TBI isn't just a UK concern.

00:42:50.927 --> 00:42:56.667
It's now a global force working in at least 45 countries, employing other former

00:42:56.667 --> 00:43:00.867
heads of state, ex-ministers, and civil servants, and paying more than a million

00:43:00.867 --> 00:43:02.967
dollars to its top earners.

00:43:03.627 --> 00:43:08.607
And interestingly, the TBI, which again purports to be an institute of global

00:43:08.607 --> 00:43:12.967
change, is, well, has an overwhelming focus, which is technology.

00:43:13.667 --> 00:43:17.547
This report goes on to say that the ex-premier's trademark evangelism,

00:43:17.727 --> 00:43:21.427
that is Tony Blair's trademark evangelism, is now focused on AI,

00:43:21.887 --> 00:43:27.467
its power to transform government, and why everyone should listen to Larry Ellison,

00:43:27.827 --> 00:43:30.007
the founder of technology firm Oracle.

00:43:30.207 --> 00:43:35.067
And why? Why should they? Oh, because, well, while the Institute relies on Blair's

00:43:35.067 --> 00:43:39.147
political brand, its money comes in large part from Ellison.

00:43:39.287 --> 00:43:44.047
And it goes on to document that here in this report. Ellison invested $130 million

00:43:44.047 --> 00:43:51.067
in the TBI between 2021 and 2023, with a further $218 million pledged since then.

00:43:51.287 --> 00:43:55.807
The scale of funding took the TBI from a headcount of 200 to approaching 1,000.

00:43:56.047 --> 00:44:01.907
So yes, Ellison is very much funding and shepherding Tony Blair along in his

00:44:01.907 --> 00:44:05.307
efforts to bring global change about.

00:44:05.527 --> 00:44:09.727
What kind of global change? Well, algocracy and worship of AI, essentially.

00:44:10.147 --> 00:44:13.467
So anyway, there's much more detail in this report. And again,

00:44:13.587 --> 00:44:17.847
this report will be at corbettreport.com/ellison linked up along with

00:44:17.847 --> 00:44:20.147
everything else we're seeing, reading and hearing today.

00:44:20.887 --> 00:44:22.367
But yes, I think,

00:44:22.999 --> 00:44:27.679
Ellison's work, what he is specifically doing, the things that he wants to enact

00:44:27.679 --> 00:44:32.699
with his AI technology and the people and connections that he has through his

00:44:32.699 --> 00:44:36.439
funding and wealth and influence to make that happen should be concerning.

00:44:36.879 --> 00:44:41.579
But I guess there's a final layer to this onion of why should we care about

00:44:41.579 --> 00:44:44.279
Ellison and what he is doing with his money, his money?

00:44:44.879 --> 00:44:52.159
Well, that's That final layer is, what is it that he is trying to accomplish?

00:44:52.479 --> 00:44:57.439
Where does his allegiance lie? What is his motivating desire?

00:44:57.879 --> 00:45:01.879
Again, we don't have to speculate about this. We don't have to go out on a limb.

00:45:02.119 --> 00:45:04.559
We can take it directly from Ellison himself.

00:45:05.539 --> 00:45:11.299
Mr. Ellison, can you tell us what is your connection to his woman? Well, I'm...

00:45:12.314 --> 00:45:17.494
The renewal of the Jewish state is something that I think touches all of us.

00:45:18.514 --> 00:45:23.894
For 2,000 years, we were a stateless people. And now we have a country of our

00:45:23.894 --> 00:45:27.974
own, defended by all the brave men and women of the IDF.

00:45:28.354 --> 00:45:37.274
So anything we can do to support them who devote their lives for preserving the state of Israel,

00:45:37.274 --> 00:45:44.574
keeping the people safe and allowing our state to continue in sometimes a very,

00:45:44.634 --> 00:45:45.594
very difficult situation.

00:45:46.534 --> 00:45:53.834
Surprise! Yeah. Turns out Ellison is a committed Zionist shill who is all in

00:45:53.834 --> 00:45:57.934
favor of the Israeli operations in Gaza and elsewhere.

00:45:57.934 --> 00:46:02.454
And that, again, is documentable and demonstrable and on the record,

00:46:02.454 --> 00:46:08.314
not only from Ellison himself, but also from his ignominious track record of

00:46:08.314 --> 00:46:09.794
shilling for the Zionist cause.

00:46:09.794 --> 00:46:13.314
If you need more information about that, that can be garnered from a number of sources,

00:46:13.574 --> 00:46:18.994
like, say, this article from last year on openly pro-Israel tech group now has

00:46:18.994 --> 00:46:22.494
control over UK's most sensitive national security data,

00:46:22.714 --> 00:46:27.834
which is a report starting from the premise of the Oracle takeover of the UK

00:46:27.834 --> 00:46:33.794
Ministry of Defense and working from there to the real mission of Oracle,

00:46:34.074 --> 00:46:36.454
again, directly from Oracle itself.

00:46:37.205 --> 00:46:41.585
And you can start with the CEO of Oracle that we saw in that clip where the

00:46:41.585 --> 00:46:46.185
CEO of Oracle introduced the CIA spokesperson at the Oracle event fawning all over it.

00:46:46.245 --> 00:46:49.905
That was Safra Katz, who, for the record, of course, is an Israeli-American

00:46:49.905 --> 00:46:54.565
and who has made no bones about Oracle or its position on Israel.

00:46:54.765 --> 00:46:59.425
She has stated in 2021 at the opening of a new data center in Jerusalem,

00:46:59.685 --> 00:47:05.605
quote, we are not flexible regarding our mission and our commitment to Israel is second to none.

00:47:05.765 --> 00:47:08.085
This is a free world and I love my employees.

00:47:08.265 --> 00:47:11.085
And if they don't agree with our mission to support the state of Israel,

00:47:11.505 --> 00:47:13.665
then maybe we aren't the right company for them.

00:47:13.985 --> 00:47:19.945
Larry Ellison and I are publicly committed to Israel and devote personal time to the country.

00:47:19.985 --> 00:47:22.285
And no one should be surprised by that.

00:47:22.405 --> 00:47:27.225
But it's not just words, sorry, end quote, but it's not just words through which

00:47:27.225 --> 00:47:31.105
they have made clear that they are supportive of Israel. It is through actions

00:47:31.105 --> 00:47:33.165
and, more importantly, money.

00:47:33.625 --> 00:47:37.605
And you can get more on that in this article that says, quote, the billionaire,

00:47:37.945 --> 00:47:41.525
currently the fourth richest individual in the world, or sixth richest now,

00:47:41.685 --> 00:47:45.605
has bankrolled the Israeli Defense Forces IDF for years,

00:47:45.845 --> 00:47:50.105
giving tens of millions of dollars to the friends of the IDF,

00:47:50.305 --> 00:47:54.005
including the largest single donation the organization has ever received.

00:47:54.045 --> 00:48:00.345
In 2017 alone, he, Ellison, pledged $16.6 million to build a new training facility

00:48:00.345 --> 00:48:04.665
for IDF soldiers, defending, in his words, our home.

00:48:04.785 --> 00:48:07.905
And it goes on to quote him, through all of the perilous time since Israel's

00:48:07.905 --> 00:48:11.285
founding, we have called on the brave men and women of the IDF to defend our home.

00:48:11.465 --> 00:48:14.965
In my mind, there is no greater honor than supporting some of the bravest people

00:48:14.965 --> 00:48:19.065
in the world. And I think, I thank friends of the IDF for allowing us to celebrate

00:48:19.065 --> 00:48:21.525
and support these soldiers year after year.

00:48:21.705 --> 00:48:25.985
We should do all we can to show these heroic soldiers that they are not alone.

00:48:26.844 --> 00:48:31.404
He goes on to say, this was far from his first donation to the organization.

00:48:31.664 --> 00:48:37.024
Three years previously, he, Ellison, gave $9 million at a star-studded gala,

00:48:37.264 --> 00:48:41.084
the largest donation on a record-breaking night for the FIDF.

00:48:41.304 --> 00:48:45.884
The big tech mogul also has a direct hand in furthering the Israeli settlement project.

00:48:46.124 --> 00:48:51.504
In 2007, he met with then-foreign minister Zippy Livni to pledge half a million

00:48:51.504 --> 00:48:56.424
dollars in support to the Israeli border town of Strat. But if Ellison can count

00:48:56.424 --> 00:49:00.404
Livni as a friend, then Benjamin Netanyahu is virtually family.

00:49:00.684 --> 00:49:05.584
Their pair have been close for many years. Ellison even flew Netanyahu out to

00:49:05.584 --> 00:49:08.644
his private Hawaiian island to vacation together.

00:49:08.924 --> 00:49:12.984
There, he offered the embattled prime minister a seat on Oracle's board,

00:49:13.204 --> 00:49:16.144
replete with a salary of $450,000.

00:49:16.744 --> 00:49:21.304
End quote. You can go on reading more about the details and connections in this

00:49:21.304 --> 00:49:25.064
thorough article, but I think you get the tenor of this information.

00:49:25.064 --> 00:49:28.524
In case not, you can find even more details from DropSite News,

00:49:28.704 --> 00:49:30.904
which recently reported on Larry

00:49:30.904 --> 00:49:36.664
Ellison vetted Marco Rubio for fealty to Israel hacked emails reveal,

00:49:37.104 --> 00:49:40.484
which documents exactly what it says in that headline,

00:49:40.824 --> 00:49:44.924
namely the fact that Larry Ellison was busy vetting Marco Rubio back during

00:49:44.924 --> 00:49:51.004
his 2015 campaign run for president, where it, interestingly,

00:49:51.284 --> 00:49:54.764
as a sidebar, it notes something that I think is interesting here.

00:49:55.204 --> 00:49:59.784
A Wired piece apparently recently characterized it as the Ellison family is

00:49:59.784 --> 00:50:04.524
cornering the market on attention and data the same way the Vanderbilts did,

00:50:04.624 --> 00:50:07.404
railroads and the Rockefellers did, oil.

00:50:08.664 --> 00:50:13.624
Oil is the new data. Once again, interesting. Or data is the new oil, I should say. Anyway,

00:50:14.304 --> 00:50:22.304
It goes through the email record between Larry Ellison and a Rubio campaign advisor.

00:50:22.724 --> 00:50:27.384
And this person was talking to Ellison. How was the conversation with Marco

00:50:27.384 --> 00:50:29.364
Rubio? Did he pass your scrutiny?

00:50:29.624 --> 00:50:32.684
Did you have a chance to talk about Israel? Would love to chat.

00:50:32.824 --> 00:50:34.864
To which Ellison replied a few hours later.

00:50:35.164 --> 00:50:39.304
Hi, Ron. Great meeting with Marco Rubio. I set him up to meet with Tony Blair,

00:50:39.844 --> 00:50:44.604
adding Marco will be a great friend for Israel. Again, more reporting on the

00:50:44.604 --> 00:50:47.044
meat and potatoes of that in this article.

00:50:47.244 --> 00:50:51.444
But yes, it is there in black and white. Ellison personally vetting various

00:50:51.444 --> 00:50:57.744
candidates for the political puppet in chief, the person who stands in the Oval

00:50:57.744 --> 00:51:00.764
Office and does what Benjamin Netanyahu tells him to do.

00:51:01.044 --> 00:51:04.304
Larry Ellison thought Rubio might be good for the job. And who knows?

00:51:04.444 --> 00:51:07.184
Maybe 2028, guys. He's got the Ellison seal of approval.

00:51:08.092 --> 00:51:12.512
We'll see. Anyway, none of this should truly be surprising. I say surprise.

00:51:12.692 --> 00:51:16.372
Ellison is a Zionist. But again, this shouldn't be truly surprising to people paying attention.

00:51:16.852 --> 00:51:22.032
For example, Derek Brose had an important post up for The Last American Vagabond

00:51:22.032 --> 00:51:24.552
last November, the technocratic Trump administration.

00:51:24.892 --> 00:51:29.792
The Zionist infiltration expands where he talked about Ellison and his role

00:51:29.792 --> 00:51:34.932
in the Trump 2.0 administration and what it portends for this administration,

00:51:34.932 --> 00:51:40.432
which unfortunately we have just seen come to fruition in the past week or two

00:51:40.432 --> 00:51:42.292
with Operation Epstein Fury.

00:51:43.152 --> 00:51:48.612
But he notes, in the context of this November 2025 report, Ellison is once again

00:51:48.612 --> 00:51:51.832
in the running to gain a majority stake in TikTok. And we've already seen how

00:51:51.832 --> 00:51:57.372
that eventuated. And we reported on that in New World Next Week recently. But anyway, why TikTok?

00:51:57.652 --> 00:51:59.932
Why is that important? Well, Bros

00:51:59.932 --> 00:52:04.192
goes on to talk about that issue and its importance here in this article.

00:52:04.192 --> 00:52:08.412
With Larry Ellison set to gain control of TikTok and David Ellison quickly accumulating

00:52:08.412 --> 00:52:12.572
a media empire, the Zionist forces within the Israeli government have accomplished

00:52:12.572 --> 00:52:15.072
a successful coup over American minds.

00:52:15.252 --> 00:52:18.692
In the coming years, the Ellisons will be an increasingly important tool for

00:52:18.692 --> 00:52:23.552
the Zionists to attempt to rehabilitate the crumbling image of Israel.

00:52:23.552 --> 00:52:27.872
And that is exactly where we stand. And that brings us more or less up to speed

00:52:27.872 --> 00:52:29.832
to the most recent development,

00:52:30.092 --> 00:52:35.292
the Paramount Skydance takeover of Warner Brothers and the consolidation of so,

00:52:35.532 --> 00:52:45.232
so, so many incredible media brands under the stewardship of David Ellison, Larry Ellison's son.

00:52:45.232 --> 00:52:49.452
And yes, Larry Ellison is personally financially involved in these various ventures,

00:52:49.472 --> 00:52:53.172
as we've already seen, and which can be well documented from other sources.

00:52:53.372 --> 00:52:59.492
But at any rate, yes, the Ellison family are now certified media moguls with

00:52:59.492 --> 00:53:03.872
incredible amounts of control over what people are seeing, hearing,

00:53:04.032 --> 00:53:05.612
and reading on a daily basis.

00:53:06.535 --> 00:53:12.935
So the real question then becomes, well, does the David Apple fall far from the Larry Ellison tree?

00:53:13.455 --> 00:53:18.315
And the answer is, of course not. And let's go through and document it.

00:53:18.435 --> 00:53:22.475
So is David Ellison, like Larry, his father, an AI shill?

00:53:23.895 --> 00:53:27.895
First, everything we do, obviously, at Paramount is really about empowering

00:53:27.895 --> 00:53:29.155
artists to tell great stories.

00:53:29.375 --> 00:53:33.395
And I think artificial intelligence is a remarkable tool to be able to do that.

00:53:33.395 --> 00:53:38.735
And you're right, it absolutely will impact every aspect of basically our business.

00:53:38.955 --> 00:53:42.635
It's going to impact our platforms, right? When you think about what has been

00:53:42.635 --> 00:53:46.095
kind of the traditional machine learning for the next 10 years and how frontier

00:53:46.095 --> 00:53:47.975
models are going to really,

00:53:49.179 --> 00:53:52.399
impact things like search. I mean, you're already seeing that was obviously

00:53:52.399 --> 00:53:56.239
ChatGPT and Google discovery, how things are recommended to you.

00:53:56.379 --> 00:53:59.819
We're going to get a lot better at that. And to me, a combination of those two

00:53:59.819 --> 00:54:01.119
technologies working together.

00:54:02.299 --> 00:54:05.899
But also, I think when you I'll use animation as an example.

00:54:06.639 --> 00:54:11.499
The main issue right now for professional content creation is all around this

00:54:11.499 --> 00:54:12.919
notion of controllability, right?

00:54:13.319 --> 00:54:16.059
You know, the greatest filmmakers in the world are not going to tell stories

00:54:16.059 --> 00:54:18.139
through text prompts. I just don't think you're ever going to live in a world

00:54:18.139 --> 00:54:18.999
where that happens. You don't.

00:54:19.259 --> 00:54:25.419
I don't. But what I think you will eventually get to is a place where model-based

00:54:25.419 --> 00:54:30.179
GPU pipelines are going to give you the same level of control that a filmmaker

00:54:30.179 --> 00:54:31.419
has on set with his camera.

00:54:31.699 --> 00:54:35.499
And when that happens, you're going to be able to tell better stories because

00:54:35.499 --> 00:54:36.679
you're going to be able to iterate faster.

00:54:38.379 --> 00:54:41.619
All right. David Ellison, AI show. Check.

00:54:41.999 --> 00:54:46.399
All right. So is David, like his father Larry, also a committed Zionist?

00:54:47.639 --> 00:54:52.639
A fascinating new report from Variety offers insight into what's coming at Paramount.

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As you know, Paramount executives have been outspoken about their stance on the conflict in Gaza.

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This past September, the company became the first major Hollywood studio to

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publicly reject a high-profile letter signed by stars including Emma Stone and

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Javier Bardem that urged a cultural boycott of Israeli film institutions accused

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of engaging in genocide and apartheid against Palestinians.

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Warner Brothers later took the same position.

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Sources tell Variety that it has gone as far as Paramount creating a sort of

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blacklist of talent the studio will not work with because they are deemed to

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be overtly anti-Semitic.

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So I remember I've heard I've read this.

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Someone else said this, but I remember when being an anti-Semite meant that you hated Jews.

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Now being an anti-Semite means Jews hate you.

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Okay, David Ellison, Zionist Bill.

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Okay, check. Okay, but he's not using his position of power and influence in

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order to spy on Americans for the help of Israel and his deep state buddies,

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like his father, Larry, right?

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Well, the man who now owns CBS, one of the biggest news networks in the country

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has close ties to Israeli intelligence.

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A new investigation from the gray zone shows David Ellison met with top Israeli

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generals who run a secret spy network that's been caught spying on Americans.

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What was he doing meeting with an Israeli spy? So you're telling me that one

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of the most powerful people who's in charge of shaping what we see every day

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on the news might also be working hand in hand with a foreign government that spies on us?

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Oh okay i guess he is using

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his power and influence to spy on Americans for

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the help of the Israeli/deep state

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stooges that he keeps company with yay okay so

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yes the David Ellison apple does not fall far from the Larry Ellison tree as

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is to be expected but it's good to have all of this on record anyway and to

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know to have some better understanding of who the Ellisons are and why their growing media clout,

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let alone technological clout, is something to be aware of and wary of for a number of reasons.

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And I hope if you have watched this episode all the way to the end,

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I hope you now have a better understanding of who the Ellison's are,

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who they are connected to, where their power and influence comes from,

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how they are attempting to wield that power and influence and why we should be concerned.

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And if you have put all those pieces together and have an idea now of who the

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Ellisons are, then perhaps now you understand why the Izanami backwards fiasco is so darkly ironic.

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Perhaps we'll leave this exploration here for today.

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There is much more to be said about the Ellison story, about his upward rise

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through the ranks of the deep state, how he came to a position of prominence,

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his psychopathic tendencies,

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or at least sociopathic tendencies that have been reported multiply by many,

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many people who have worked with him and for him over the years from well before

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he was ever rich or powerful.

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People have definitely remarked on his singular personality and his remarkable

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ideas for basically ruthlessly accomplishing what he wants to accomplish.

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The dumpster diving as part of his grudge against Microsoft being just one of

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many, many stories that we could throw out there.

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But I think we'll leave this exploration here for today.

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I think there's much more to be said on the Ellisons, and I'm sure I will have

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cause to say more of it in the future.

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But having said that, as I said, all of the things that I talked about today

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will be available in the transcript/show notes for today's episode at

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corbettreport.com/ellison.

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So I hope you will go and explore and use that resource to start your own investigation

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into the Ellison family.

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And as always, I would like Corbett Report members to report back to headquarters.

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If you find other interesting cookie crumbs along this trail,

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please do let us all know.

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We would all like to hear them. So Corbett Report members are invited to log

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in to corbettreport.com and leave your comments in the open source exploration

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in the comments thread of this post. But that's going to do it for today.

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I'm James Corbett of corbettreport.com, thanking you for investing your time

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in this exploration today and inviting you to join me again in the very near future.

