Debate on Moon Landing Conspiracy

You don't think the moon landing is real?

No, I don't. No, no. Do you?

Yeah.

Why do you think the moon landing is real? Why don't you tell me why?

I saw it on television.

Oh, you're a genius. I'll beep that. Beep that.

Okay, we'll bleep it. We'll bleep it. No, it's okay, we got it.

That's genius. You saw it on TV? That's awesome.

I'm gonna show you some CGI.

I'm gonna show you King Kong. I saw that on TV, too.

There's eight-foot gorillas running around kidnapping white chicks.

You should check it out.

Hello, how may I direct your call?

1972 was the last time-

Stop, Bill

... a human being has been through the Van

Allen radiation belt, 1972.

That's the last time. There's been only seven trips ever

that human beings have

ever gone past 400 miles. Every single space station mission, every

space shuttle, every satellite, all of those are inside the protective Van

Allen

radiation belts, which start at 1,000 miles.

They go from 1,000 miles to, depending on who you ask, if you ask NASA,

24,000 miles. If you ask James Van Allen, the guy who discovered it- ...

it's 67,000 miles of intense radiation that's in a gigantic

donut band that covers around the Earth.

Now, even if you got outside of that band, you have to deal with solar cycles.

There's the apex of a 20-year solar cycle- ...

was between 1969 and 1972, all the time-

Oh, my God

... when these guys were making those missions.

Any one of those guys out there in those tiny little

aluminum-shielded crafts would've been killed instantly during any solar

flare.

Why fake it?

Thank you.

Why not fake it?

Why fake it?

I get you're an atheist, Kenneth. I get it.

You should owe up with that.

I think you should look at it.

You look at the, if you look at any of the footage online,

it looks ridiculous.

It looks stupid. If you look at the videos,

it looks ridiculous and dumb.

You know why? Because in 1969, nobody anticipated that we

were gonna have VCRs

and the internet and we'd be able to go to watch that.

They wanted to win the Cold War.

Yeah.

The Soviet Union said over 10 firsts in space, the first man in space, first woman

in space, first s- th- they, they had everything. First dog in space.

They had a- a, first satellite. They had all, they

were so much more advanced than

the Americans were. But the Americans were more advanced in trickery, and that's

what they did. They figured out a way to fake it.

That's why when Neil Armstrong got back, first of all, he went insane.

He went into a deep depression. So did Buzz Aldrin,

became a huge alcoholic.

He gave no interviews. Neil Armstrong still to this day will not

give interviews.

He gave one speech that he gave at the 25th anniversary of

the moon landing, and

this is what he said. In front of America's best honor students,

he said, "We have

here amongst us America's best and brightest." And the quote was,

"You will

achieve many great things if you could peel away one of truth's

hidden layers." That's a speech this guy gives standing in front of the

top honor students and says, not, "I went to the moon." He doesn't say that.

He gives this cryptic speech. Now, Bill Clinton, in page hun- I think it's

156 of his book, My Life, he gives this story about how when he was

a kid, he was working with this carpenter, and this carpenter said, "You know, I

don't believe man landed on the moon." It was three months after the moon landing,

and he said, "I thought that guy was ridiculous." He said, "You know what?

I don't believe anything those TV fellows show you." He said, "After eight years in

the White House, I thought maybe that guy was ahead of his time."

Wow.

This is in Bill Clinton's autobiography.

Wow.

This is in his book. There's no way people went on the moon.

There's no way.

By the way, it's here.

It's, it's impossible today. China wants to go back to the moon.

They don't even have a clue how to do it. They're gonna try to get there in 2020.

America thinks we could possibly go back in 2017.

All of the hard data, the telemetry data, 14,000

reels is missing. No one can find it.

With the telemetry data-

Is that amazing?

... that's the binary data-

Is that amazing?

... the ones and the zeros that show the distance from the command

module and the

Earth during every step of the way on the way to the moon and back, which you can't

fake. They don't have that. They can't find it,

which you would think would be in a

locked, golden vault at the Smithsonian, but no, they can't find it.

Well, they say, "Well, you know, they, they placed laser reflectors on the moon.

You could shoot a laser beam. That's proof." Well, it's not proof,

because the

Russians did it twice with unmanned probes.

The Russians also collected space samples and samples of the moon.

Very amazing, and I've had these guys on, and-

Which guys?

I see, I... You know, the different guys on the internet

that are behind the, uh-

There's a lot of guys, and I, I've debated that one guy-

Yeah

... Phil Plait from Bad Astronomy. Clown, that guy.

The guy that gets in every astronaut's face.

Well, that guy's crazy Christian, and he's nuts, which is, you know what?

You have to be a little crazy-

But-

... to look that deep into this theory-

But they-

... because it seems so-

Yeah

... solid. We went to the moon.

Yeah.

It seems so solid-

Yeah

... until you look into it.

But here's the only thing. We can't-

But-

... keep anything quiet in this country.

It doesn't matt- y- you know, no one's keeping it quiet.

Everybody at NASA-

You go look at it

... the astronauts, I mean-

Those guys are afraid of their lives.

Gus Grissom, the pilot, who was the guy who died on the launchpad

along with two of

his friends, he was a public critic of NASA.

He put a lemon, he hung it on the simulator.

Put a lemon and put it on a hanger and hung it.

He was dead in that same, that same cockpit.

He died like two weeks later. They, he burned to death inside of that.

He wa- they were terrified. This is a matter of life and death.

These guys were in the middle of a huge Cold War between Russia, and they

wanted to show that America had technological superiority.

The race to the moon, the moon landing, all that stuff is not about going to the

moon and collecting things. It's about m- uh, military superiority.

It's about the ability to do things with military technology.

All that stuff they use for NASA, all the stuff they use for the stealth

bomber,

the space shuttle, all those missions, that's not for, it's not for philanthropy

missions. That's, that's to fuel the military industrial

complex.

The machine behind this is all the military,

and getting to the moon

first is making a statement that we have-