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3:13. What this book asks the reader to do is to make connections to take a step back to have some perspective on what's happened to us over the past 50 years . . . .
3:23. Make connections. Why do we need to do that?
3:26. Because we don't understand what's going on I think people are so content to take the official narrative as it set in the mainstream media as it set by the politicians in the White House, in Hollywood, and our fate and I think that these sorts of connections that I tried to draw in The Death of the Grown-Up had to do with trying to understand where we were at the point which I wrote that book, which I do feel to this day is in a very disadvantageous position to confront these challenges from islamization, from infantilization of the culture and the politics. So I was trying to figure out how it is that we arrived at this position of impotence.
4:14. Talk about your upbringing in Hollywood what were the circumstances what were your father and mother like and what did they do?
4:22. To preface my dad's career he did begin as a liberal his first vote was cast as a soldier in France somewhere in 1944 for FDR I think his next vote Henry Wallace in 1948 but he had moved right himself by the '60s when I was born. I wasn't following these things at the time. But he was a cold warrior in the sense that he was very fascinated and very driven to write stories about the changes that were going on in the post-war world, very fascinated by Europe, by the politics, and so he liked to try to bring those stories to light, and came up against a wall in Hollywood. I could tell you a whole show's worth of stories in terms of the politics he encountered in the 1960s trying to discuss Germany communist infiltration Vietnam Etc all these kinds of stories that Hollywood did not want to sell one quick example he had a novel he was going to write that he sold two little brown I believe it was 1969/1970 about a former communist who'd become a professor at Berkeley. His politics had changed. This was the time of the big student rioting. Long story short, there was a threat on the part of junior staff coming right out of the college campus world to resign en masse if that book went on the list. And the publisher at the time, spine of jelly, caved. So my dad actually never wrote that book. He wrote another book that year. But those were the kinds of times that we're living through. So I did grow up quite aware of them, and again trying to put the pieces together 20-30 years later I guess.
6:13. What did he do and how long did you live in Hollywood?
6:16. I grew up there. I was born there until I went away to college, so I grew up there, Laurel Canyon. He was a novelist by choice and he wrote a lot of Television along the way and screenplay . . .
6:27. What was his name?
6:28. Elliott West was his name and he published about five novels and wrote innumerable radio and television scripts through the years . . .
6:38. Shows that we would know?
6:41. Lou Grant would be one a lot of the old Alfred Hitchcock of the old danger shows a lot of the shows from Hollywood's televisions early days as well.
6:53. How long had he lived in Hollywood?
6:55. He came out there in the 1950s he was born in New York in Brooklyn my grandfather ran one of the movie palaces of the old days Lowe's Kings and I'd been in Vaudeville actually before that but so my dad grew up in the movies he grew up in a movie theater basically in the 1930s.
7:11. What about Mom?
7:12. My mother was an actress at the time she is Los Angeles born in bread she's with me right now and she grew up in California Los Angeles so at a certain point my folks moved back out there.
7:27. What was her stage name or screen name?
7:28. Barbara Belden she made one movie did a lot of theater and such she didn't stick with it I think by the time she was in her late twenties she left that behind but they did meet at an audition at some point.
7:41. So what did you grow up thinking about politics?
7:45. They were very loud and noisy we had a lot of dinner table discussions and primarily in terms of loud and noisy would be when my parents' friends would come over all liberals and there would be these discussions I mentioned in that little clip about Vietnam about Nixon about the campus riding all of these things that were very tendentious and I think I've spoken to some so-called Hollywood conservatives in more recent times and their feeling in the last decades was that the 60s was much worse it is much harder to be a conservative in Hollywood at that time they were much more Underground if they were there at all and it was difficult because it was hangover from the 1930s which is when the big infiltration came and the controls on the story gills and the agencies and so on it wasn't anyone's imagination which is what the revelations of the 1990s have told us we have learned who names dates places of concerted efforts to subvert our information Industries whether it was entertainment or Media or politics .
8:54. You mentioned earlier Henry Wallace was a communist did he ever acknowledge being a communist?
8:58. No no I don't believe he did very close like socialist also vegetarian and had all kinds of other . . .
9:07. He wasn't a Russia supporting communist?
9:09. He was a Russia supporting Democrat he was very pro-russia a very active apologist he made a very shameful famous trip to the Soviet Union during World War II I and actually went to one of the Google log camps that had been dressed up and he bought every little Shred of lie that he was served which he later did regret and actually publicly recanted.
9:33. Several weeks ago we had a young lady on here Michelle Fields who was a journalist video journalist with the Daily Caller and I just want to run just a little bit of this to connect it to you . . .
He was a man of faith of great values and when he went to Los Angeles he became this big time writer he never changed I mean he never drove a luxury car he was still the same guy from Kentucky if he donated money when he donated he did so in anonymously he taught us that money meant nothing and he told us that we should be who we are and stay true to ourselves and he led by example he showed us that it's possible even in a world like Hollywood that you can still remain yourself and I think that's had a tremendous impact on me.
10:25. She's a conservative. She survived Hollywood. When you were there and in school, did you, were you vocal about how you felt about the issues, or did you feel conservative about the issues back then?
10:42.
people don't know what's going on. We're content with accepting the mainstream narrative as it is set int he mainstream media.
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— Matt From Cultivate Elevate (@CultivateElevat) July 1, 2025
22:50. This program is nothing more than a justification to keep the conflict going in perpetuity for the purposes of those that want to see Asian integration from never happening, going all the way back to the whole Halford Mackinder argument, "Geographical Pivot of History," 1904, and everything else. Why would and This is why I've always been skeptical, after a while I became very skeptical of the way that Iran has played all this over the years. And I honestly think that they were duped by Obama and pushed by the Neocons and the Israelis into their axis of resistance strategy, post Iran-Iraq War because it makes perfect sense. They had no other benefactor. Russia was too weak. China was still building. They were by themselves. What else would they do? It makes perfect sense that they were pushed into a . . . into a defensive strategy that would always lead us in effect here. For the purposes of giving the Brits, or Davos, whatever you want to call them, their cookie.
