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The article examines leaked 2015 emails showing Israeli diplomat Ron Prosor contacting Larry Ellison about vetting Marco Rubio and outlines Ellison’s subsequent fundraising and ties to later policy and business moves. It also reports accusations that a network of prominent Jewish donors and tech and media figures exerts outsized influence over U.S. politics and media, citing named individuals and transactions.
Main topics identified: 1) LEAKED EMAILS LINKING LARRY ELLISON AND MARCO RUBIO; 2) JEWISH INFLUENCE AND MEDIA CONTROL CLAIMS.
On April 26, 2015, Israeli diplomat Ron Prosor emailed Oracle founder Larry Ellison requesting a copy of a speech by then-candidate Marco Rubio, according to Dropsite News documents cited on the program and described in the transcript. The transcript reproduces Prosor’s April 26 subject line “Rubio Speech” and records a follow-up on April 30, 2015, when Prosor asked Ellison, “how was the conversation with Rubio? Did he pass your scrutiny? Did you have a chance to talk about Israel?” as quoted in the Dropsite report read on air. Larry Ellison responded to Ron Prosor on April 30, 2015 with an affirmative report that “Hi, Ron, great meeting with Rubio,” adding in the email quoted on the show that “I’ll let you know how dinner goes with Senator Rubio” and that “Rubio will be a great friend for Israel,” according to the transcript recap of the Dropsite correspondence. The transcript also cites a later, specific action by Ellison in 2015, namely hosting a fundraiser at his California mansion and “plowing $5 million into the Conservative Solutions Super PAC,” a figure directly quoted on the broadcast as the amount Ellison invested to back Rubio’s 2015 presidential bid.
The transcript ties the 2015 vetting of Marco Rubio by Ron Prosor and Larry Ellison to later, concrete policy and transactional outcomes in 2024, stating that Marco Rubio became United States Secretary of State and “acting National Security Advisor” and that Rubio “played a lead role as a senator in demonizing the app” TikTok before arranging a pathway that steered TikTok’s US business toward an entity with a 45 percent stake tied to Larry Ellison, as the transcript claims. The program cites specific legislative and executive actions described in the transcript, including a Congressional ban on TikTok unless its Chinese parent sold the US assets, and asserts that then-President Donald Trump and subsequent administration maneuvering created the conditions that led to the sale and the “newly created entity” with the 45 percent stake, a precise percentage cited on air. The transcript quotes the host’s rhetorical framing that “Rubio finds himself in a central position thanks to Ellison,” and connects the April 2015 vetting emails to Rubio’s later role in TikTok discussions and diplomatic negotiations, a cause-and-effect sequence presented as specific fact on the program.
The transcript also enumerates concrete links between Ellison and international figures, citing a reported $350 million gift from Larry Ellison to the Tony Blair Institute for Global Change and quoting a former TBI staffer who said, “It’s hard to get across just how deeply connected the two organizations are,” a direct quotation included in the Dropsite and New Statesman excerpts read on the show. The program references Ellison’s personal ties to Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu, noting that Ellison “invited the Netanyahu family to vacation on his private island in Hawaii,” that Ellison “offered Netanyahu a position on the board of his company,” and that Ellison intervened to help secure legal representation for Netanyahu in prior controversies, all specific interactions recounted in the transcript. The transcript further claims that Tony Blair’s name appears in contemporary policy proposals to govern Gaza under a Trump-era peace plan and that Rubio’s 2015 introduction to Blair by Ellison is the same Blair who “would be on that council,” a concrete linkage repeated in the episode.
In its concluding analysis on these emails, the transcript asserts a chain of concrete events and transactions: Ellison’s April 2015 vetting of Rubio via Prosor, Ellison’s $5 million Super PAC donation, Ellison’s $350 million support for the Tony Blair Institute, Rubio’s later role as Secretary of State and negotiator on TikTok and Middle East policy, and Ellison’s son David Ellison’s reported bid to merge Skydance with Paramount and touch Warner Brothers, “acquiring controlling stakes” in US media, a series of actions cited specifically by name and number on the show. The speaker concluded that these documented emails and donations represent a direct, traceable influence network linking a billionaire donor, an Israeli diplomat, a US senator-turned-Secretary of State, and major media deals, presenting the transcript’s perspective that “once he verified Rubio would be good for Israel, the money poured in,” an exact phrase used on air to describe Ellison’s decision-making.
The transcript articulates a sustained claim, using specific names and examples, that Larry Ellison, Miriam Adelson, Michael Bloomberg, Peter Thiel, Andreessen Horowitz, and other named donors constitute a network of Jewish donors and operatives who have “taken over America,” a direct quote-style formulation that the program repeatedly asserts with personal commentary. The episode lists concrete institutional examples cited on air: Barry Weiss receiving “a hundred million dollar payday” and becoming an executive at CBS, David Ellison seeking to merge Skydance with Paramount and Warner Brothers, and Ellison’s Oracle being described as “one of the biggest companies that hosts data,” each named corporate actor and figure offered as specific evidence of a media consolidation strategy. The transcript includes direct accusations that “they are using their ownership of all of it to help Israel,” and it names organizations such as the ADL and the North American Jewish Federation as “lobby[ists] and public relations firms” that the speaker claimed are being used, with specific organizational names provided as part of the accusation.
On the subject of immigration and domestic enforcement, the episode cites specific ICE operations described by name and place, stating that “they set up this ICE detention center in Portland and Chicago” and that the speaker “saw a video the other day of ICE agents repelling down from helicopters, like a hundred guys raiding a building,” specific imagery and locales used to justify an endorsement of hardline immigration enforcement in the speaker’s view. The transcript calls for a new political formation by name, urging creation of an “America First party” and specifying policy preferences: “take back our cities, law and order, selective engagement with foreign policy, subsidized healthcare,” concrete policy proposals offered as an alternative to existing Republican and Democratic platforms on the show. The program also names specific progressive figures Hassan Piker, Zoran Mamdani, Ilhan Omar, and Candace Owens and George Farmer, and accuses those figures by name of either ideological error or compromised alignments in service of wider political claims.
The episode repeatedly names Ivy League figures and institutional donors to substantiate the claim that a specific demographic group holds disproportionate influence, citing “five out of eight Ivy League presidents who are Jewish,” naming pension and asset managers such as Larry Fink at BlackRock, and naming venture capital firms such as Andreessen Horowitz, as concrete data points on air. The transcript also quotes charged language directed at these groups, including “The Jews took over America” and “this is un-American,” phrases the speaker used explicitly in the broadcast to characterize perceived dual loyalties and alleged preferential treatment, and the program pairs those phrases with named examples like “TikTok,” “Paramount,” “CBS,” and the “UFC streaming” rights tied to Ari Emanuel, connecting institutions, players, and transactions by name.
In concluding its argument about what the transcript calls a “control matrix,” the program warns by name that United States policy and media ecosystems are being reshaped through specific transactions and donations such as Ellison’s $5 million to Rubio’s Super PAC, Ellison’s $350 million to the Tony Blair Institute, and the alleged acquisition of a 45 percent stake in TikTok’s US business, and it calls on named actors—Elon Musk, Donald Trump, JD Vance, Pete Thiel—to mobilize in defense of what the speaker identifies as “Gentile” American interests. The final paragraph on this topic in the broadcast frames a prescriptive demand with an explicit slogan, “America first,” and names specific actions the speaker urges: “fight for our country” and “defeat this foreign entity,” statements accompanied by the named examples and transactions recounted throughout the episode.