John McAfee's Controversial Claims and Death

What happened to him?

He said, "Well, Trump and Hillary were in that race

against each other."

Yeah.

You know how Hillary was kind of the-- about to win it?

He goes, "If Hillary won, I was about to leave the country."

I said, I said, "Why?" And this is when I started to realize that

we had so close similarities, and I think this is why I became so close

with John McAfee,

uh, like a son almost, is because we had so many

similarities in our stories,

uh, with the DOJ and corruption. And he goes, he goes,

"Jimmy." He goes, "I have

information, terabytes

of information on..." And he named her, and he named three or four other

people in the DOJ that I knew about, that, that if, if I said their name

right now, you'd say, "Oh, yeah, I know." He goes, "I..." And he goes,

"And a bunch of other politicians." And he goes, "I have horrible,

horrible stuff on these people. I have terrible stuff on 'em."

And I didn't know what to believe at the time, Sean.

Mm-hmm.

But because of my situation and the-- how the FBI had lied to my

commander with the memo, I knew, and they-- and he put those guys in

prison from Blackwater. I knew that they were

capable of anything.

And so he tells me he has three terabytes of information or a bunch of information

on Hillary and others. Well,

uh, a couple days later,

he brings out an envelope with these hard drives in it and a bunch of cash.

He says, "We're going to Miami." We go to Miami,

me and him and the group, and the

group,

and, uh, he hands it off to two guys in a café,

the cash and the, and the hard drives.

He says-- I didn't see the hard drives, but he said it was in the envelope,

and big envelope and the cash. He gives it to these two guys.

He walks out and, and, uh, he, he said, "Son..." I'll never forget,

Sean. He said, "Son,

if anything ever happens to me,

I did not kill myself, and that information

on all these people is gonna be released." I later understood

this

as the dead man. So everybody kept talking about the dead

man switch.

Here I am, having been part of it, didn't even know what it was.

But so s- so supposedly, these two guys had this

information, and they were supposed to release it

if anything happened to

John McAfee, as crazy as that sounds.

What, what was, what was in there?

You know?

I don't know. I-- He said horrible, disgusting, terrible

stuff. And now that we have seen the Epstein

stuff, I-- it, it feels like

kind of along those lines. But I don't know for sure.

I'm not gonna sit here and, and say otherwise, you know.

And so I go on house arrest,

and now

McAfee at this time, and this is a very important part of the story

that people are interested in, in- including myself,

and don't quite understand.

But John McAfee from prison in Spain,

he's been there for a long time by now,

and from prison, he tweets. J-Janice, you know.

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, period.

That's

two weeks before his death.

He feels death upon him. He feels the pressure.

I've lived this in my mind. Okay? Everybody sees the tweet.

Everybody sees whacked on his arm.

Everybody knows that if anything-- He's made it very clear, "I

did not kill myself, and if anything happens to me,

you know that it was not me. I want to live, and that

if it does, the information is located at the

Surfside condo." And he gives the address of this nice condominium in

Miami.

Okay?

Have you been there?

I've never been there.

Never.

Two weeks later,

on the day John McAfee is--

uh, 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.

Hung in his prison. On the day

you find out you're leaving prison,

just from my short stint in solitary confinement,

the day you find, you find out that you're leaving your cell,

you don't kill yourself.

You're very happy to move from one place to another, even if it's a short distance.

He's gonna get to go back to America.

He loved the cameras,

sensationalism. He loved the drama.

I mean, this was his show. He was gonna fight this tooth and nail,

but he's found

dead.

And then the very--

and then the same, uh, and then two hours, and then two

hours after he's found hung in his prison cell,

the Miami Surfside condo collapses.

What? The whole building?

The building.

The building collapses

at one twenty AM, I think one thirty AM, maybe two thirty AM, but two hours later

maybe. The building collapses, Sean.

Some people go, "Oh, it was only partial." It wa-- It w--

Building seven to the

ground, homie. Like,

like, uh,

collapsed.

One engineer said

for a building to collapse like it did is, like, astronomical,

and he's not even talking about the Mac.

He doesn't even know about the McAfee thing.

He's just talking about structurally, as an engineer,

for a building to building seven to go down, and I'm not, I'm not one of

these c-conspiracy guys. I'm just, I'm just telling you what happened.

The building went down, crashed to the ground,

and they had to explode parts of it, of course.

And what makes it weirder,

not to pick on the people that have already been picked on

every day for the last two years, but the IDF

is sent in to investigate the, the

building collapse.

The I-- an, an investigation team.

You can-- Guys, people, please, please verify this. Look it up.

It's all over. The IDF Israeli

investigation team is sent in to personally wall it off and

handle it, and no one else is allowed to touch it.

Uh, how? Why? What-- Now, I don't-- I'm not trying to say,

I'm just telling you the facts, but I'm not trying to say anything.

I'm, I'm just, I'm just-- At this point, I'm just saying the facts.

I'm not

leading anybody into any kind of presumption of them doing it.

I'm just saying.

Because they're, because they're experts at, uh, buildings

collapsing and killing a bunch of people.

Wow.

A hundred people are killed.