John McAfee's Controversial Life and Death
John McAfee, he once told me, he said, "Son,
you could be a billionaire." He goes,
"But you got one problem." He said, "It's your heart." He said, "That's what's
gonna get in the way."
I donated, uh, to many secretaries within the government,
laptop computers, really nice ones that were
preloaded with viral spyware. Within a week,
the entire government computer system was in, under my control.
He could look right through you and tell you about your whole life.
He said, "You lift people on a pedestal
so high, so far above you, that eventually
you can't hold anymore, and they just fall on you and crush you."
I did find out that the Minister of National Defense was the largest
drug trafficker in all of Central America.
So, got my GED,
and then my parents signed me, and I was the youngest recruit for
probably the last,
I mean, maybe 10, 20 years before that.
The Minister of Immigration, the largest human trafficker.
We don't wanna get killed by them either, so we're probably not gonna-
Yeah, no, that's fine. That's fine
...
explore that. My first deployment was when the USS Cole got bombed.
That was my first experience with death, the smell of death, war, like, anything
like that. These body bags would just kinda
droop
to the center, 'cause it was nothing but pieces of people,
these 17 sailors.
Get, get back to the ship, yelling, "We've just been attacked."
And that's when
9/11 happened. We were literally the first Marines,
First Marine Division,
uh, that were deployed to Pakistan first to
secure an
airfield that was secret at the time.
And so I was maybe the seventh guy on the ground.
'Cause I knew I was meant for something, you know.
"You
don't need Prozac. You don't need alcohol.
You don't need a psychologist." He goes, "You need to go find your war."
"Maybe the Seals is not for you now, but maybe you go to a place called
Blackwater." I found my war.
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No warning shots. Um, deadly force is authorized. No questions.
I literally would write down, "I killed two military-aged men
today."
I shot so many cars, Sean. I shot so, I shot a lot of men.
I said, "You're gonna fire me for having the
judgment not to kill somebody?" I
said, "Next time, I'll kill them both for you."
So you were on the, the Raven 23 team.
And you talk about coming full circle.
Now I'm here, and you gave those guys a chance to tell
their story, and
their parting's on the wall in my fight against the FBI, 'cause I saw
them destroy Nick Sladen, Paul Slough, Dustin Herd,
Donald Ball, all those guys. I saw what they did to those guys' lives.
"You
wanna go, uh, be security for John McAfee."
And I'm like, "Who's John McAfee?"
Virus expert John McAfee, president of the newly formed Computer
Virus Association, helps companies recover from attacks.
He's like, "Check your computer, dog."
And I'm like, "Hold up, McAfee?
McAfee antivirus guy?"
He looks at me and turns his face towards me with his eyes.
He had these crazy crystal blue eyes.
He was like, "Who's the most feared man on the
battlefield?"
I'm like, "I don't know, sir." And he's like, "The oldest man."
Is there a deep state?
Yes.
Why is he so paranoid, though?
Well, if you want me to-
Not in, not in six years since I left police have
I
ever stated why.
Do you want to?
Absolutely.
So John was saying that bugs were in people's
computers
in the '70s.
I see infections of small companies where every computer has become
infected.
Can you imagine that? And everybody laughing at you all the
time.
He said, "Jimmy, people used to laugh at me,
and I would tell them, 'There's bugs
in your computer,
and you don't know it.' And people laugh."
And then he came up with a solution.
I began to see
corruption
within the IRS, within our
internal revenue system.
And so I go from hanging myself last year in the worst of the worst dungeon
like Joseph, to in charge of his entire empire.
He was always donating the government all ki- kinds of computers, and then spying
on the government. John McAfee loses his extraditionary case,
meaning he's now being transferred to, back to America to stand
trial with me. That day, they find him
dead in his prison cell, hung.
People go, "How do you tweet from prison?" Well,
you have your loved one tweet what
you want.
Tweets from prison, Sean,
that, "If anything happens to me whatsoever,
I did
not kill myself. And if something does happen to me,
the three terabytes of information that I have
are located," and he gives the exact address
of the Surfside Miami condo.
Stunning. It captured the moment of the collapse,
a 12-story
complex simply turning to rubble.
It almost looks as if it was an intended implosion.
And then two hours after he's found hung in his prison cell,
the Miami Surfside condo collapses.
And what makes it weirder, the IDF is
sent in to investigate the, the building
collapse, and no one else is allowed to touch it.
Now to the latest on the building collapse.
Officials and first responders held a special ceremony to thank the Israeli
rescue
workers for their incredible help.
Same night that John McAfee dies, I wake up
the next day. I yelled out, "Jesus.
Jesus, Jesus,
help me."
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